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Z . • s• John Julius Angersrein, , - - to 10 , . kohn Angerstein, - .. 10 ro • :Mrs. john Angerstein, - - to to Miss Angerstein, - - - to to Angerstein and Rivaz, - , - .4. to Nicholas Vansittart, _ - _ rt.; ro .P.. Boucherett, - - - 10 to ' David Scott, - • - , 10 to • Itenry Boill.arp, - _ . .. to 50 johntho z nson,' - - - lo La Airs. Thomson, . •. - • -- to to. %Thomson - Bono', - , - - to to 'Whs. Bonar - - . - to • to _., - to to - Thomson Boriar,, jun: 7 ' Ito oer j wigra tn, - . - - to to Robert Shettclen;' - - - ~ .to to George Shecicien, - - - to to Ciaggett and Piet, - - - to to osepb Marya• , - - - to to ohn and Alexander Anderson, - - - so 10 Moses Agar. - -. - to to H 'amilton and Toura.y, - - to To Subscriptions receivatl by Bennet imd 'White, at the Bar of this Coffee-House. . ' INSURANCE ON FARMING STOCK. • BRITISH FIRE—OFFICE, LONDON.' HE BRITISH FIRE - OFFICE desirout of ../.. rendering FIRE INSURANCE extensively beneficial; and considering_ the Difficulties which have hitherto occurred In the Insu rance o f F ar ming Stock, by„reejuiridg a Value in each separate - Building, (the contents of atlitch =continually, lindij ating), and also in each Stack Yard, propose the £ollow -s'/; NEW MODE as the.inost advantageous tor securing such Property from Loss and Damage by .Fire, at a Pitmium of. THREE Sli I LLINGS •per cent; per atuttim, exclusive of Co vetiiment•Duty„ A 1-Cu it ni to o ß n a l r ‘ l r e ll y eat - - :.- IIn ant• Stack Yard :or Ditto OatS - - I Yards, or other part T ` l 2 , t t t t t o ° Ihayjy of s all kinds kinds .. , of the Farm, or in t i it t to i i .„' - auy Building thete. p e l ' em t°c ent sof Husbandry on. The n to ether Stuct ' .- , - - 1 C ron — lice not to be Subjea to pay any Lass on Growing iaonl. sursc,n' (Hexictiyept specift lly insured), nor to make good any Loss ~IlVi‘,ll be triadeo g r ood eo . rn ::3 shall be destroyed or damagaby its vn natural Heating; but Losses from Fire by I,ightning " • B. If the VOW:. of Crops by Rotation of . Husbandry, g t ( 2 . t IL-ir causes shoWd atter; tile same_ must be notified to the l i ce, and Endorsement thereof made on the Policy. c r"teents are appointed in - the principal Citics . and Towns of a.i ( i etitain, of any of Whom Proposals, cu . 4p.iiLipg Rates of Tire IrislirariOe„ rriiiy+e had Crstis : : ' ROBERT SKELTON, Sei.retary. I firREAS, a SEPARATION having - taken Riv e i t , Place between MARY CANE and myself, this is to w if ."otic..,e, t ha t whosoever trusts the Said Mary Cane, my e, Will be . ans werable for the same, as 1 will pay no Debts o ther At ig ust 20. - .MICHA.EL CANE. s - Tc)ci , s." ERSTON,.LEICESTERSHIRE. To BE so . t 13 BY PRIVATF. 'CON'FRAC r, • , j_k I),:sitahle FREEHOLD ES . rA con, sising of tile MAN R. tie Perpetual A 1 . ) C; WS 0 N of RECTORY; 41 , 1 ti.eTOW NrS) - 11 - P,•or fifilAlL.Erot STOCKERSTOJNI, the County of Leicester, whicia con tains 936 Acres, or :flerc.tbouts, of •Yery rich Meadow. and. Crazing Land, a neat Mansion-hOnse,- a -gocki and &r,veniert I' q m-house, with SL itabl; Out-biziliiings to each, and Light •--omf.rtatt• c tt . -es allcod Repair • • .e • 0 h'. g - t3o AL:res, or rhereabouts, 0; wood *.ri nib l, ,, whereon are ,gruWing tz.37 . large and valuable Olk Ig6 'Tr rreeS suitable tor His Majesty's . and Th uwiter Oak Tice,s • . li 'lleter.wourt is cut annually in 'certainproportions,. fi de , -cur round every eighteen years, and consists of very IN t -- ' s nian oe Tlere are lso 764 'rim: f v id:oth4r. Trees d of .Ash and'E lm i growing a in the Hedge s, • 11...el?ckerston dikant abont tv,•enty'ntile's froM L e i cester, I, o t,_,4 lr6 r rn S , larn:orci, and , three from. Uppingnam, - and is ‘ 4 pgrting Country,. in. winch Two P. - 4as of 1,- o, llals `are kept. .„ I , l 'Land Ts.x of this Estate is redeemed. te Premises may be tiewed, on .applicatien to Robert :E iar. • at the Ai,nsion-house, at Stocketston.; and PArtictilars inay be had at the Charnbers Of Messrs. of m i tington, and _Bell, :Latnb.buildings,• TeMple, London ; , r ' ..„King, at Grantham; and at the Officies• of Messrs. tiOrpe, and -Gray ,in York, and r. TeMple,' in cester and Plans of ,;he .- EState be left with Air. walker and Mr. Kiri • ancttoSEA.'BATHERS .A s the excessive .heat the weather - tcoilers , this of t : 1 k.ornplaints'lnore -frequent - than- any other at .me oft he seasoir,lor.• DI X ON - , Apothecary, .Proprie. t b r ,; Xrte p s ,. •ANIL=BII,IOO.S I.LS, begs leave to . ternind rc of their sulierior efficacy,. both'aS preVenting such Tfle z ;',;andentirelv removing- ene•symptoms they produce. cnina`i: s ' t ., ( krnaai.d inr theiti for exportation to the w_artner their ex - j, i ? The best reconimendation that can be given or which -e ilee in counteracting that accumulation or title . elcce&sive heat occasions . ; w filch disordtrs digestion, on of tile bowols. From - their eo,st in t. _ea-bath„;.,ig, they are highly usefaalong witli a coutz.: - as, they proient-that head-itch and chilliness hichoften succeed , the operation ofbatilin, if taken a short ...tuse befor e it. Diirin.:; pregnancy, from their operation, thdy lymtmsefal thank any otherinedicine, 'in pr e venting that sttriness of - habit, sic ‘ kness.of =stomach, .and uneAsinezl'i I YLic;il generio4 is attendant oil the pregnant :,Late. r:::::ticine has received m the ptivate practice vt thil proprietor, renders it unneeessary to say rno:e its I •Nrotir. Eases of their extra“.:iiiiar; efficacy are wra•pped found ez . icli'box, si4ned DiAon, and sealed with his Fold wliblesale and retail at Ching and 13ntler's Meciieine /erelipusi-, N 0,4, Cheapside, - near St. Paul's. London, in ss. - sci• ; and • in tarnily . b;c:xes, is'. each. Sol:i Also by Wood, Weyrnontli ; regory an d ~ rl bert, Brighton; Hatara and Meder 7 Bath ; Silver, , A t CAL: . r ` r aki - \l-trgate -• Burgess, Rains = - ate ; Staain . d, •, Pc i- , l c , Plymouth; Del4lll, ?or:5: 119 : 1 th ; Gl',;,;sons, • r Q l l - ~s ; and, by one respect bie„ iMe.. - licine Vender in every 2" ° ", and principal Tom), in the. Vnited Kingdom. . Les P SEA-I , A HERS, astilles Mattialles tie Montpelier, or A.ROMA.TIC WiIi LOZENG ES of STEEL. Fl p c ' r‘. . Lcizetiges being used along with the promoteant - and rende . i its effeels ?re pe_r , ni ,u a- t Ilt emn ,9 l eY Will occasion that pleasin'g glow, by ity,""ght, perhaps; never take place; and by their i n ' -Y Persons have derived the greatest advantage trorti ,who, Without them, Lo:.ld never have enntinucd the use . r .:„"• e — The Aromatic Lozenges or Steel are tocio by . c;ii!;- ,4rTto possess ;the-most extraordinarv - poiVers in the Cure izorers incidental.to Youth of both SeNes_. • For iin ,"ig debilitated, . relaxo,. or broken - Constitutions, .t here tvidediv is not so exceller;t a itentedv' in the universe. When tote W ea k .• • • • , t angu.: cmaLiaten of either se.„ ma tie a ll' of this Medicine, they find their spirits, 'exiiiii - zted, 4'rtr stength recroited, and ail tucir faculties renov.ittci . ; and alarming symptoms qi aiTroael?ing•Consump.tion sltb , Whena dne perseverance in the use of this poweaul' 'itordilve bits beets 'observed. Loicng cs nf Steel are prepared get:nine-by pr. s::nat,e, pt,I.ILS house, No. Charlotte-street, Bloornsbur:ii .yrice 73. k ,' box, duty included; with the Doctor's Rortrait and .64g/Ll - eaelr . box: without which pone.can 15e genuine.- ~And 3 1 Baron, NO. tSS, Strand, Pear Somerset Fl:iuse, and o antrv. by all rspe6.liibie Medicine Venders-. in n and -; -7 • Dr. SENATE's TREATISE on,FEMM,I 7 CON!- 'I NTS dedicated t -the QU E EN , maybe had as; above, 1.. , ica‘c( • i A . —,.. ... . . . e . • - This. Day was published, In Onelbick Vpl. 12.'110. prices. in boaiiri, Or (is. boundsi containing iaore Leiter-press than any otiiij . .\1e.,....al Work of a general and poliulamature • , - , T HE F 4 1 0/11-LY PHYSICIAN, or, DOMESTIC M 2D1C.7. 3 .1, FRIEND, containing plain and pracii cal ins,tructions tin the preven4on and cure of Discases,, ac cordin to the last improvements and discoveries,• with a se_ " ries t - 4 Chapters cit Collateral Subjet4l convrizing• ev:; ; thing relative to the Theory and Principles,of Site Medii.:al Art; Itet.'essary tolse;known by the private I' rad.itioner ; the whole dives4d,ot scientific and technical words and phrases ; and adapted to the use of those Heads of' Families W ho have not h . lad a. l ..lassical or Medical .Education. , _ , -by 4k.LEXANDEWTIIOMSON, M. D . '. . Author tilllcal-cal -CtinsulfatiQns: of an Essay.on••the.Dis eases. of•WoMen ; and of a Treatise on the Nerves. The followitig r.:spedable 'sdnainn has already appeared of - this Valuable Work .' _ , "In OUT pirusal of this colnprchenslyc work, we oz.. been particularly struck with ,the conciseness and perspicuity with w.iich the symptoins varrethsdis6sei. arc describ ed.; and tile care every...wiiere taken to point - Put ; thoseiiiiarks or symptoms which distlogitisli one disease front another. Tins is inieed an essential requisite in.,a popular work orthis t'or ifsiledisease be mistaken, the well intended means of relief'mTly prove fatally- Pernicious. lit delivethig . the method of curt,. the audio" ha's very properly acconimodatill his direllooS to the Ungorstandingi of plain, inifettereWoa 7 rents, and juarded theri a4ainst the .consequences or a to deleterious remedici s.vitheint,Medical - assistan,:c • we think . , bolvevcr, that even:;he exp:?rienced Prgtitioner firotnrany valuable hints and improvemprits not to be round in any, other work. Boiides the subjects-uSualle trbated o 1 in works on the' subject .of Don - icstic Medicine, Dr. T. has given the Method of,tr6tirig . Accidents— ;"an Acmunt of the I`,le,ticinal Baths,and.Springs in this Istaatl, „with their usek; an Account If the Substances most contriluitV eniployed in Medicine, more esp:ecially those lqund hi P.teat:Aritain, with their:vie- , toes and uses, to - gether with - rules for collettirig andprepae ing. them. T,h.ere is also, what. nor getod;book should be' with out, a proper Index: Upon the whole, if extensive research, important observation, and practical utilit y , can stamp a value on a.popular medical production, we believe the are sent volume has 'such just pretensions Io the approbation and favoutof the Publit as cannot fail to'easurc its success.'' Aludic-al and Phys'ieil Journal'. Printed. for P. Phillips, No. 71, St.. Paul's Church y ard 1-V • Sold by Hurst, alßs, Symonds; ant est and Hughes; , -t%i ternoster-rov ; and by all Booksellers., , N. B. That.this pbOular Work obtain an iniale:ii:ate circulation, ,commensurate with tiie important and usetnl,:in - fOrthation . vOtich it contains,. the Publisher' engages, a;, ;:i7-I`/ tame, to exchange with any look Seller, Copies of any ~4 his -r‘tb(ications' for new; clean, ind perfed C.:,;pies of t his. • This Day was piiblisiAs-A, . . • One closely-printed Volume, -Dtiodacitnoi• Price 4.5" . in boards, or ss..botmd, • LASSICAL ENGLISH. POETRY ) for-the Use . it out Schools, and Persons; :tout the Author,i, - with soine'Original Pieces. Compiled 4nU writizn • .-• ' • By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. . With a Preface indicating the several species - pf Poetry, and their best modes of Recitation. It is remarkable that till iiii . S , Work, there has rim existed in the English Language any chaste arid un;xceptionable *Collealail of the Gems of British Poetry, which could virtu confidence be .put into the-hands of Youth cat . both Seicas, and w hich_at - the same time united the nzeesSary requisitei Quantiry , ant Cheapness. The .present Vol!ime, it is *- iievedi will supply this deficiency, acct be moped at once as: a School-book in our respectable a s part of the CEceaoul:c.2.l Library of tNit:ly private Printed fOr Phillips, No. 71, St. Paui's Church-yard •smld. by T. aurst, - .Nest and Hu fit's, and J. Wallis,. Pate. noster-row ;.'llen.iatzlina s abert,.attlA Juverdie-Libray, New e.ond-stsiect.; watt Spence, York Balfoin, Edin burgh; &rate:, Dublin; and by alt other Bookselicr6, Stationers, &c. • Of whom may be had, the under-mentioned School-books : r. Dr. MaVor's th.itish Nepos. 4s. 6d. a. _ ,Natural History; price 45. 6d. 3. - - - Abridgment of Plutar.2h, price 4s. 6d. 4. Short-Lama, price 7s. 6d., . S. Dr. Cregorys Elements or Poi itp - Educa tion, price 45.6 d. '6. Dr. Watkins's Univursal Biographical and. Historleai. maionatk, in One large. Vol. Svo: 7. Mr. 1 rv-iiv's leni:nt s.uf Engrlsli Compositicni, price 4s. N: 11. enga.7es at any time' to oichangc: Letiv and.perfeet. Copies of`any or these School=books for aiiy . other BoUlts of - his publication, they are. of - course,. kept upOn-sale in the shop of : a.ve; , } - resl364table-BOokeller ; and maybe insjletted by the * Public, free of 'expellee. A DES)RAR LE RES.IDENCE• in 61.0.11L.r.c,1' • Stil R E.., -• • TO BE I SOLD.EY By Mr. PI-lILLPprfS, Sebior, At the George Inn, at Stroud, on Thursday the jd .day oi September next,' at Th?ee o'C lack 'in the A flernoon ; ' .• ModernAuilt'STONE MANSION-HOUSE, called AT FORD-1-lOU SE, with attached-4nd detached officei; walled . Clarion; well plaincl, and. inlOit purte.aion, •Melott , “round., Ponds, Pleasure G - 11.111d; and several Inelosures uf. ri. h Grass Laud, partly fi tab teti choice Fr:lt - Trees, surrounding the:hot:se, witti•Thite neat" Cottl'iges Gardens-; • the. whole comprizing Wards tif Wo Acres, situate in a healthy C ount , commanding moBc.beautiful O and pictitresque Views, Ari supplied with Water, and forming a truly desirable Resi.. dente toi a s -genteel -Family, within half miie,of- Stroud, and adjacent to the Turnpike road IL:ling from }lath to Chel tenham; thirty miles 'distant from the termer, and fourteen from the lattcr place ten than Gloucester, 'foible:a from Cirencester, and 104 from -Loilden. -The house, which is situate in a Lalvu,,with4 Stream of W4ler.in front,'et:insists ou . the Grottud• Floor; ,of a Ve,tibale 16 feet by 20, Eating= xOOlO rooqi Co b‘t 2r, Drawirka,-roum 2.6' feet. by 17,, Study,, 5..-rvants' I Lill,' Kitchen,- and li.itler's, and other . Pantries, With A:7.10d Cellars f ury.icirite.alt ; •on the phni.i pal Chamber 'a Breuktaet or. Mori:ink:room in th e centre, six Lti:lging-rourls• with' Gio]ets i and the• Attic consists of seven good Chambers ' and a Laundry 27, f e et be 2 a . Th e attached Offizes include a Wasij-lio,ise, ,Brew-housc, and Bake-house, Sc-ul:try, LArtler, Dairy, &c. in,..(1 the detached offices comis: or Stehliiii: for eleven,Hurses, doable COach house, Har.ress-room, Granary, Lumber-rooms,and Cold Bath. The 'above; exCent aholit foor Acres in the Parish of Pains_ wick,' lie in t'be d'Sri ; and - there iire , 'seatl in Strew!, Chnrch baluaging: tu411;.. Estate. The Piirciriser m ay, accommodated with inore hand, to the extent of r4OAeres, wished •Posseision -be given- un completion-.of the Purchase, and one half of the purchase maney may remain on Mortgage; if de.tiied. To be viewed. by Tickets, which, with particulars acid . , Conditions of lirtie, may b;.: hzd of Mr. Whitcombe, jea kit's I na, • Fleet-street ; at the 0 ffice . of Messrs. • Whit- Griffith, and kiiilpotts, in Gloucester, where a'aap • ol - the l'ittraises ryas. be-seen. , • MC s Te&obil;ty, Gantry, &c.—At:Mr: Gold- Perfumer to -Hei Majesty, Cortraill,. may . be See , ), se'veral seennens'of'Red and Grey t-lair changed to va, rio,us r•beautifni .and natural shades oe. Flaxen, grown, ana Black. As illanv,ladieszire compelled, from their hair tar'n ing grey at an early - perk::, ;o adopt'the•disagreeable eust,ni :of wearing wigs ; the Proprietor of the Tricoiati:Fluict, Te- Spealully acqtraints-such•Ludies that the use of this celieni preparation, their ; own 'flair_ may be chatil;ed to any shark - ,they please:, thecourse-ola few hours; and such is theyermanencV• of this Coniposition,. that-neither the appill canert of .powder, porn. , tur.l; nor e.yeri - tvashihg, will cause the least alteration in the.coloiii., Its genial*irtues,are also estimable, As it strengthens the .wr..:ak.,:st hair, prevents 'its• tel off' aid increases the ,•rowtit to a degree of,luxuriance • that nvals eiet'y thing yet.otrered tor pUrposo.7: , it is perfeetly easy in the application, and may b.f usecild;atty'•sca "son of thiy.ear . without the least dap . per Any • L'adY -sending.a kick of hair iiiyst-paid),,:aeared with her own • arms, -so as to•prevent deliti . un.;;nl;i: 7 , have it returned the next cl.ay, changed to. any eolonr snewn at the places of sale. • 'Soil Order. of the. .P . roiiritnr, in bottles 11:. is. each, at' Mr. •aVerten'S, Nev Borid-street ; Wright's, Wade's passage, Batft, and - no where Cl‘c in this kingdom, , • 1.4 N. IV ...„ .., utiii._l;-,...1_. v-4,4r i ,,..ir..,:.: ~.._..pc., 'CI 2,,.. , '"•-it: , . ..r r - : , ~.., 4-: . ~"::,4 ' , 11 , ,,t A., r /...., - .'t • ) "S i tS. v . '' [PRICE SIX PENCgo ORTITY THE ATTENTION OF 'ALI. RANKS. TheAfilidcri arc ,nov happily pr.:sent:A with a most sare,, 'salutary, and absolute Specific for those (I..!plorableurtii hitherto iaeurabie Diseases, the StrUma, ,Scurvv, Cbat, Rheumatism, znd all Disorders briginatiug 'La as mpure ..state orthe Blood. ANITLIMPETIGINF,S ) , fbundth on a. chemical and . philzajaphiaal bas:•;, ranted by the experience of a series of years, by Culle n's Brar.lic of Physic and Nosology, and prepared by S. SOLOMON, M 1,24 6 of Liverpool, who' ple,iges hinis c lf •. to the Public, that this b ariit.ioe is oerfediy innocent in its nature, safe is its Cppli,;a:::,;p, and I) ,,, .:erfttily etlicactous ttt every species of I rripetiin... , •,-Q: it g .1 h itr.t, With atfcc, tions'or-the Skid.* It is pi, tql. l'idinr,st importance to those tdfiided with Any of these .direful•d:seases, .to their. friends and rcl:ltives, as w ail its to the risig4 gerter,tion, .that such -liereditry complaints nvLy xernoved, and the blood purified from every degree ci miasm .i. ft has been held by all Physicians:, that Chronic TY:stcm- -- pers abound el:icily Arnulg the inhaoitant.; .of Inc n , •rmern parts of the' globe ; and we have unhappily expel - it:iced the tratii of th;s.assert:on in this Country; Where the ire'quent sell en changes at the weather, at c,ertair, se I 30iIC t!:_ - ,. , pre'acl the roost excruciating and alarmide; (iisor:ers by.chillinE the blood„ and materially zt.t..:t.t - r tire state of the perspiration, and iltus ez . c3sioiting wi.is, colzghs, . rneuins,. the: portentous harbingers of almn.,st errry dis ease which proves fatal - to , the. iithaO , tants of Great eritain : perhaps there is no place on earth s 2 subject to these saddea changes as this Island,` where the eKtrernes .. 6nte,t 4 %i cold • are often experienced in one day. /fence it bet.dins a inatter of the utmost importance, to seek out for sOtwvliv.T:ll..inael decided remedy for thoie disorders which take Men- rise front obstruded perspiration.. One Of theimmediato ctiets or. this obstrudion' is to. coataminato the whi._;l is the source of various obstinate disorder::, thro.v.r.4 oat er Trion's upon the skin, to the great annoyance of the untlii.ry jecl.; and, by the 'malignity, of its virus, underminiqg the Constitution, and endangering .the lives of i!lottiant:s ac, cording to the, various Ifabits or constitutional propenst:es of its Aibjects, and according to the degree of malignity with which the blood iSimpreguated,,it embitters - the patient's life with different disorders, and if recourse be not had in time to proper rediedies ) they bet:tome rooted in the habit, that few medicines can reach the malady, a nd many that - atti made use of for that purpose, only serve to exasperate and drive the humours into new channels, and thereby fix the.n deeper in the constitution. • •Dr. Solomon, .therefOre, having been Long in possession Of a recipe tor.the certain and ,ellitetual cure or those-disorder; which take their rise frorn an impure and 'vitiated state pith: blood and lymph, and having ,observed with deep regret the numberlessinstances where patients have pined away a mi serable.aistence withcrat receiving the smallest benefit from any thing they could procure, notwithstanding the many Fe: tended remedies which have been olrered to the Pu \ blic as universal specifics for those complaints, Dr. Solomon has at length yielded to the pressing necessities •of his lei low-crea tures so deeply afflicted, and determined to. publish it to the world as a medicine ofthe.greatest - national importance, and truly calculated to cleanse.the blood from all foulness,. coun teract every morbid a.Tection, and restore weak and emaciated Constitutions._ _ The King's Evtl,. Strum:, or'Serefula ' are hard, sehirro u s, and often indolent tumours, that allot the glands of the neck, under - tile -chin, •arip-pits,- groin, hams, "arms, and wrists,•and most commonly: is seated iii the in,-,ck and bvleatit the ears. To remove. these Obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Medica has,been tried, with very littl e - succ ess,.and the unhappy:,sulie.rer left to dre' F -. out a miserable existence.. Miinv a-e crawling along on cristen9s at this - moment,. whoift the Anti-Impetighles would restore to health and vigour, if recourse was had to it.,.The dire4tiuns given with each Bottle are plain,and its application is attendedwith little or no trouble. The Anti-IMpetigines is an alterative and purifier of the • blood; its operation is gradual, gentle,, and almost impet ceptible;. it is the best substitute that_ has ever barn disco vered for that dangerous: mineral Ma..ury--*--it sweetens the blood, ‘.and stimulates it to expel all noxious and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves enlivening and • invigorating both body and mind. For Scorbutic, Cutaneous Eruptions, - Dryon, Wet LeproSy, the - An t i- I m p et i g i nes cer tainly claims a pre-eminence over all other Medicines, being' decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of thesecomplaints ) and.will not only clear the skin, but heal all old sores and ulcers, of ever sc; long'stahrling. ' In.clisorrlerg where .Salivation has 'repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could restor e the unhappy . sulteret to that health he ,unfortunately lost, the Anti-I m p e ti g i nes will be found the great and only restorer of health and vigour. • - Proper Directions for every Case, to'enable persons to care themselves, - ate sealed up with each Bottle, price 'Half-a- Guinea. There a're - also• Family . Bottles, containing the quantity, of six at los. 6d, for al. sos. by which there is .13s. saved. - . _ . . Mcdicinemay he obtained.every day at the fcdirnyin4 appointed - places'of sal viz. in Londan; by Matthelvs, 12, Strand ; ~ a nd by the'rri)ntable Medicine Venders,' Bookseller;,. &c: in..eTery principal ,Town in- the .United Kingdom,' and America.. * 'Vide Cuilen's Praetice lof Physic., No. 1737. Profissional Min gf Umeation and Responsibility deviate fr)rtl the general System by the seletaion of a pecidiaf branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best . critelon ot.sUperiority. yearS•have I devoted my practice to the eyclusive treatment of Three- Disorders; and the successCul result of 'my plan gives me additional ard,Or to i•Tpose, as tar as I am able, -the, ravages of those Cotilidilicits •Nenich are the most importaitt in the Ctifalogue.of Human 'lnfirmities : 41ftef initiation into every : Branch, as an Army-Surgeon, I to tined a wish at already period .of Praitdice to'resctre in dividuals from the ignorance of. uneducated 'inert, •••or the equally dangerOusitrecipitaney of general The Tlnee DiSorders, to'thc Cure of which I hive de v iced mw attention, contprise every. •speeies Of V E • iZEALANFtCTION, whether .of a -tecent . /ot long du ration:. setty, kinds. or: dehility, whether : arising . from the habits •of sehool-b;ys, or. the, indulgences of mature ay,et , And, lastly, ~that - teratUernent of the/system in Wb_ men wt*h is called BA k ENNESS, or girl'. Numerous DiseaseS are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a Simplo:. Gonorrittea; and it not frequently • happens that the seed's of Life are poisoned by the. indiscretion of an ur,gparded- hour.---fly super.i.,:r Me thod such Cotri•plaints . are.rasily - cured; and,. even 'where others leave - failed, I trust . tnat ma presume to rifler a radical re-establishment. ' Few, however; are the cases of•complic:mxl .4istres; . 3 in this 'clisurcle'r, - -compared with. the calamitous situations of Melt, who, trim' an; indulgence in a solitary vi.:e„or the prevalent, gaieties of . a'-fa.Shio;eal>le life,acciaire that state of Debility, which is the unavoid.able'consgquenee of st;eli perni-tious habits. ' Where the unhappy stifiT.:rer broods over his mise.ry, but carefully conceals his mi,sfbrtune, it may be sbni& CZMISD. tor-him .to km:sw, that although :it be an objeet of doubt or uncertiiity - with other Practitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies_ by the gradual' progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of ,ny Experience. If the ,rites of ;3z:cc:ll:is or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be orevent::d by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in ,these eases; no Breit diffiC'ulty will occur. . ' But where this Deficiency has fot , years elisted, a proper perseverance is Indispenia.6lv •eqiiisite to revive the sluit;.- baring Sparksof Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. • MARRA l D WO M.E N,. who have long beep dies appointed in tneirexpeetatioi.. - N of a Family, may be assured, , that in most instances,, such defeds are curable by 'Medical „sisal. The secresit whiCh is, so essential to my undertaking, and the . quallticatiuns whic,it 1 have presumed - to state, form the basis of 'my pretensiops, and in coincidence with such this • intimation is given, that Mr. B. inay he consulted personally, or by Letters, (inclosing small Note), at his house.; No. 29, - Arundel street, Strand, ne.l(, Temple - Bar. 'Piece is an addition it Entrauce in Water-street, ac.tionting, and time Name knit both the doors.. Member of the Royal Caltegc or Surgeons. ZIZ I I) /1 I', .AUGUST 21, 001. EAST INDIA HOUSE, : • . • Zagust :9, dot. - 14 E COMMITTEE of SJIIP PING cf tke UNITED COMP) NY of iIIEIZCHA NTS of EIY-G -LAND trafing to the'Eall Indiez, d heresy give : Notice, That the Committee will Sc tardy to receive Proposals 7n urit i f ealed•up, tide for supgying the Corn , paiiy with .• COPPER . • .. And , such Perron:. who. 7,7.7 think to deliver. in Tendtri, 'Must express therein the I.3west Prices, as 14 will oppor tun4 of makingatfy .7;be Conditiotte of :the C;,ytrati%may Le seen C J : applying to Mr. Coggan, Clerk to the said CommPtce, with whom the' Tenders must be left before ,Twelzie o'Clock at Noon on the said ;24 inst. as not an j) , Tendey will be received after that hour. ESTATES and TYTHESin :IE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,i' On the a4th or StTteini). - :r, Oki, at the jerningh3rn Arms, in'Shittiiai, in 'me:County of Salop (if not ciisposed of by Priv,:izt! ; • rzEvERAL.V3inabTe and Desirable •FREEgOLD • EST ATE S, -situattd in the • Parishes of SUTTON MADDOCK ani CLAVERLEY, .together with he .G.RF—AT T Y 71`H ES of- Dart Of r hv. Parish- of Fortherinterniation, will be inserted in ftiture. Papers, and • Particulars left at the.p . rincipal To-wr.;. • ..Causa latet, vis est .notissima. , EXTRACT, or ANI::.!A of QUASSIA. T °LIVER,. in the lafe Campaign Ia in - India., and 'during the Siege' of Serirwpatem,- - -was atHicied with f)yseritery and . getieral cuted by Hallam - and Co.'s E X;TRA.CI', or ANIMA of QUASSIA ; the particulars of which ho has obligingly coninrunicated'in the following Letter, to II; Shaw; No. 74, Borotlgh, with the express desire that it may be ittad,publie '- NO. tB, .Wigrhore-street, . Cavendish-square, - February t 6,1 tsot,•• _ . In the late Canipaign in _india (what' terminated.so fortu- - natelv for the British Einpire), I was e . xpysed, 'during a march through the Mysore, to.exeiessivcfattgae,*anl a burn ing stin, that enervated my whole •systerp,„„which increased rapidlyin the coarse of the Siege. of SeritigirO.tam ; during which, - from the dampness of the intrenichinentg, I, was at- • tacked with a violent. Dysentery, and trAftlfthdr exertion in the carrying. by assault this important place, was so far re diced as to be rendered incapable of further service: . the whole system • had received a - shock that. threatened 'imme diate dissolution, no part of it 'seemed longerrapable of per ' forming its proper function ; the stomaCh' and, bowels were unable to revain.thc .Attiall quantity- of. fooditaken, which assed off immediately ; .the Nervous System and Muscular Vibret' were equally an fed with constant tremor and *hi lityi• to sitch..a.c.egree as to• render even walking extremely difficult. This atledian, %vitt), the constant irritatioti on the Stomach and Bowels; ',wit aced continual paivand.latigue. During my passage to England, I had every assistance, without the smallest advantage. On any arrival, -- I procured Methcal Aid from every quartcr that was thought likely tc atriml relief, and ibr months attended - regularly. to the 'medicine anti regimen preseribed bv,mv 'Physicians, 'without . receiving the. leAst.benellt. • .' • In actober last I tialleci.ort you, to. inquire if. I.lelam and Exifaet, or - Anima Quassia,. was likely to 5.e of Ser 'viee in my hope.ess situation: I took it from ydur_fecorn ineallittion, and have t:ie, h.:ipeid.s•s of feeling myself ,per-. cis restored; - and tAitt, Dy Liking . a -fe" ;$/- boxes only. A veiry doses produCcd.aiteas , can.4 reo Laity in the stomiteh .uid bovNis, that had experieneed'sir.Ce the Srst attack or the disorder. n . shOrt, the 'whole train of dis tress-ng svmtorris were soon ettL!otually relieved, and I have now cue tappinesa to e..jny a szaie of health -I had little rea son to expect: tzr Tue Proptietariirrticularly request Purchasers will be careful to ooscrve, each box has a Certificate, signed in r. d E. Hallam and Co.". as ho other call - possibly be - - wholesale only, by B. Shaw, No: 74, Borough ; and relfaikby Pidding,. No. .76, Oxford -street; Islewbery, corner •of St.. P:11.11'S Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 2.31, 'High Ilol horn Tutt,• Royal Exchange ; Svciney, No. as, Pall-Mall, and No i6B, Piccadilly ; aunt Turtle, .N0,.127,. Strand ; in boxes- of cs. and Drs. each .; arid large Packages, coirnin, ing five boxes, ii. as. tach,,---Duty-ideludr.l.•_.. , To THOMAS TAYLOR,.. fist}. , No. g, New Bridge-Street,' Lyndon— . Honoured Sir, .EdinburAtt, 'March 113, tut. T BEG leave to inform- you, that .ever sin ce t he year .17 9 0, I have been•atlliaedwith the Lues Vac ua; which, 'front its obstinately resisting: every course of Medicine ipresribed the most p:f - tif.erit et . the Faculty here, anti undergoing, - several sever: coUrsga of salliyation,, and tWice diseharged ' from -the little relief, "uld aPt'ea' to be of the most in , .%. , .ter, : te` l a th e spring.or last year my clisord.:r ;an )got to•siich a head; as nearly ,to put a period, to 'My exiszelicc. , -rhAI a large ulcer on pie crown of my head, 'ose on - ...eaci'(•artn, and 'my legs were broke out in a - frightf;:i maitner; 'right was dtead:- fully painful, and irad hem. in-a -state o'iultA,ration tar the last sevemyears ; my left inulzalSo - two ;aro nA.tes - on it, was very 'lniteh /lisioloured; and gave, me such cs.crutiat lug .pain, particularly, witvn warin. in bed, as nearly to de.; prive meat re“ ; in this latia.hable 'state, I 'was „rteann mended by Mr. Thomps'on, who receied so T.'„reat . .a cure by them here.), to ve• Patent Pil:s, which I began to do on the .•. ; in - the course. (34- - a fortnight, I' ittoiae to . little More than a' month, the o. and, eons 'were sou n dly • ,ut my le healed 'also; lea:vihy,, 11, a. ':• •. • -Yscolouralion in the skin, and pain in the bone,ok.li• eh, •by Aile sing or (;(id, and a little `lone;; ill your luo. iitaale/Medieirte, silbsided ; s klispersing, the sUn r*aining its natural .hue; t: , - * , rnal. pains gradually going olt: 1 thus ne'came , , ; • Aal . advice and-Me perie.:::y free.' fro.): have recovered toy forincr and a;\l be e-tine joily and fat, in \',';;i. - 1 state : tug continued Many months to 'Cir.! aSt:/1.11Sil!:1.:.1'L of k:ura• mac, Lam at a - in what terns to my b.ut beg you, tOr the : goad of other mortals, to :his -my case as public as pti. , siole, as I -shall on every occasion; in so Ldmmg, you v,:;11 Featly cblige, Sir, • yours grateful; o'.zedient, vet') humnle servant, ALE Xi, MURKER. ' Swan's Close, Higiv , street, Edinburgh.. • • Witnesses to , the above Cure :• , • TOW,/ . TKOMPSON, No. q, New .Po;..lltry Varket ; 'and APlN•rosn, OiP. Asiembly.:Ch.i.se, Edinburgh. ,Prepared.and Sold by the sple Froprietor, • THOMAS TA )(1.0°,t 7 Member.,9l the. College of sot geons, at iris use, No. g, . New 13ridge-street, London ; ' where, after a constant residence of more than .thirty-six years, in a practice particularly direCted to the cure .of Venereal Complaints and those incidental follic Parts of Ueneration,- with that ir - ,v,dahle. secrecy M , 2.11 of • Jiis profession should always obit:rye 'such- cases, tie. hatters himself, the advice and '7.15:3'31 . :ince11'2 gratuithusly adrninistel's to persons taking this Medicine, will be. esteemed, by. sat discerning Yulilie, as an adyantage sel tionkAttainable and void of all. ainbig , rity Also sold, by his appointment, for The - convenience of thos'e•living at a distance, at the .Perfrip - rer'.'„'No. 35, St. A foin's-mbet, Pall-Mall ..the Torthrrii;, - No. ro3, Ox-. ri,rd-street ; Mr. Disborough's, NO. ; Mr. Stces, Bookseller, No. I, Union“ov. , , Litfie Tower_ hill ; Mr. Watson's, Sonth-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Call wet Vs., - Dublin • sac! by one person 'in every considerable town In-Great iritain and rClaird, ia 13oxes of only as. 9d. each, Sealed bp -with full and plain .diredions, whereby persons of:either sex may pure, them§elves with ease, -speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Evc'ry Box sold iii Creat Britain is sealed-Up with a - Stamp; on which, bsr• favour of the Commissioners is printed, at the Stary-- - Officti , --" T. Taylor, go. 9, New 13ridge-street," --to itaitate is. Felr4iy, and all otherr, are Cc:um:l'd-1:s. • • • _ 3 ,112 - I •W e ip , FAT , 4,71141\,\ s, * 4 - "