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KS - / :e Ott e, the kinds . atter e the )0K; ,and id: tO tlota inted I%idstone, 18th July, xBol. i TTHAMES and MEDWAY CANAL. i HE PROPRIETORS are called upon for a far ther Payment of rol. per Cent. for each - Share in this _k!ndertaking; and as the progress of the work now renders the weekly Occasions fOr money very considerable, it is re_ quested that . the Proprietor's witl not omit to pay :be Call Dlinediately, at the Banking-Houses where their nam es were El ibscribed. • By Order of the Committee, W,s. SC UDAXIORE, Clerk. boo," BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE, No. 950, dated 16th of jan. act.HE • ISTOTE of the above Number and Date, advertised to be Lost last January, has appeared at the it, placed an d f rot h t h ere b e i ng two very large X on the fac e of placed at an interval of distance: from each other, thete Is reason to think, that it has been offered in Payment to, or in Exchange with some Person who, being acquainted With the circurnstanco of said Note being lost, had, in con_ sequence, put those marks upon it to prevent or cheek its c irculation, though circumstances npiglit prevent the making - a . dist overy ; should these conjcdures prove correct, it would Pe deemed a - singular obligation if the person who so parked Jt Would give th e f u ll est information in his power respeCting' 1 ...4 to Messrs. Barber and Smith, No. 9 , Sweeting' s All e y, Royal Exchange. • AYOUNO LADY of. respalable . is gesirous of being a n ASSISTANT in sorrie es6birsli ed FEMAIJ SEMINARY. She possesses a perfect know ledge o f Music, and all kinds of Fancy Needle-work,. and, if required, could instruct her Pupils in the ruditnents Of the Frach Language; her views in this Advertisement are dire6ted more to the comfort of the situation than.to pecu igary advantage. Dired to A. El. to be left at Mr. b. R. Ward's, NO. 27, Paternoster-iow. . . . . ROYALfIOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY ROOMS, MAR GATE. 7. . . lIIENJAMIN KIDAITANT bt I to rn egeave :retu A." his KIDMAN and grateful Thanks for the very liberal Encouragoment ha has experienced since his taking the above Premises. He begs to inform Families and Single Gentlemen frentienting Margate, that he his furnished his Hotel in a supe . rior stile of neatness, in suits of A partine,.:, equallyas select as at any of the ,first HorelS in .London. A Collie Room for Gentlemen, where the London Papers are daily taken. KIDMAN likewise b e g s "to say, he carries on the Wine Trade also; having spartci nn exertion or exp;rce in procur ing Wines of the very first quality. . Good Stabling, ne a t P ost Ch a i ses, G lass Coaches, Soci..- tiles, &c. &c. • DEVONSHIRE.—NEW 12buRT ifOUCE. To BE SOLD, the LEASE, with immediate - possession, Three Years and Half are unexpirc; at Michaelmas, is situated two mil es f rom E xeter, on the Road to Exmouth, and consists of a convenient and elegant itesi dence,, within a Ring Fence, f orm i ng t h e appearance of a Park: The House, Offices, and Gardens ate three A cres, the Paddock 54 Acres of fine Meadow. The . spot on which Court i s situate d , is one of the most picturesque in Devo n , commanding a view of the Ex, o f th e Grounds of Powder .ham Castle, of Mamhead, of the Park of Sir L. Falk, and of a great variety of Seats of different Families, Avith an, extensive .Prosped of t*, surrounding Country. The Neighbourhood, in potnt of Gentlemanly Society, is one of the most desirable in the Kingdom. The salubrity of this part of Devon, and of this Spot, is known as gene r ally as the• County. itself; The Gardens are formed in a style of elegance and taste, anti most abundantly 'cropped with Fruit 'and Vegetables or every description. There are' Two Conservatories, one on the first constrtiaion of principle, 40 feet, and' the oth,3 , 22 feet, filled With the rarest and most valuable Plants. The House consists on the Ground - floor pf an Entrance Hall 27 feet by Io ; Breakfast Parlourl7.feet Valice Library 17 ieet spa:ire; Denim-roam 39,fect by I X - ~antrv Water ; • cloSet • Kitchen Servants' Hall, Butler " • . - • " a„ - try, hairy, Sh o e a n d K n ife- room, Larder, Brewhotue Wash-house attached ; the Second'. floor, Drawi»g &)nt zy feet by r 6; th ee excellent best Bed-rooms, ad iireSSlitg2rOOMS ; three Worileti=Servants' Rooms, and-Stort . f'"9111 ; the Third-floor, two best Bed-rooms, and a Dres;-- .!,2..ror)tn, and two'-Men-Servants' Rooms ; rema r k a bl y good a`A Inc and Beer Cellars under the house. Attached to 6e 11 and inclosed with W a ll s covere d w i t h E ver-greets, re 1 - ic es of the tirst description, two 'Four-stall and two hreetall Stahles o with Harness-roonas and most Capaci- Mis Lofts ; double' and single Coach-house, Cart-hou3e, Storehouse, and , Bottle—house; two Cow h ouses, H en _ house,' Pi sties Tool-house an cl i Coal 101.1se. Th ere are two Pews inTopsham Church. o ix. Furniture and other things'to be taken at a valuatiCn. be viewed, with, , rickets only, by application °trate Pre- Mises, where Particubr mav on on. be obtained ; and of R. Rzy,, N ID. 22, Gower street, L - • • . , THE SECRET•SOUGHT IN ALL AGES, FOR THE .1-'CIOD OF MANKIND, IS AT LAST FOUND•OUT, 1 Y . T.. GARDNER, M. - . D. M. E. No. 75, . a.nd NO: 76, Long-acre, London.=-See its efkas belOw : -,-, . - • TAPE-WORMS. .... Ali: t , •h• Howard, aged 84, was recommended to Dr. .ardner A lii i 4 t.e.Vicar of St. Patrick's Cathedral, in Dublin. She W./S zld c ,t t x l SiXteen years with the Tape-Worm, Ithetnnati-sn - f, th e H I'Lmstns, -but was cured by his Pills in six weeks. Airs, n4Y said now be ed Seen in good health, at th e Widow's house of Cathral. . , RHEUMATISM. . Sir Te Dr. Gardner, of Long-acre, London.. ,„„ 11., I was, touch afflided with - a Nervous Rheuniatim for w as years, particularly in'my head—so bad at times that I i? t a l. s in drstrattioil; indeed there was net a johtt.al Ale flee; >'i}! I can no w with pleasure say, 'I am well br taking,vour s• You "may recorket my brin , z;ing a note irorn ter -yruau, not being able to . pay •:-.nray . the rewafil Volt. " I am, Sir; y; - ..;irs, Sce. ELLEN CILLIN:;TON. r atriiik-strect, cork. DROPSY. • • john . Weamor, bellows-maker, George't_strect, Cork, *as at tin: point of (Lath in a Dropsy, that violently afflicted the head, as well as the body -end limbs; but was perfedly Cured i n e i g h teen d ays, b y taking that universal - restorator, Dr . G ar d ner ' s Pill s. Attested by Mrs. Ward, Boarding- School, Cork. - FLUX OF BLoon_ - . • sir, z had been long ailliCka with a .Complaini my towels, which turned to a Flux and V °rutting. It ,va s car_ meal Very fast, till you prescribed forme a box of your ' , ls, which stayed the.. complaint the first night, and cured tne in three days. Being out of town myself, my cure will w e r .,veritiled by Majorßiack of Cork. . I am, Sir, yours, &c. k Nov. 2, ISoo. MARY LEE. 4 ° Dr.'Garcier. Dra w CONTRACTIONS IN THE NECK s ‘- the head half round, with the face over the shoulder. i ti “ e lleformity is worse than the pain, as there is.seldom any st this complaint. A shocking instance was seen in the year —Mr. Coner;ship-chandler; Coal-quay, Cork, has a 3 91 of nine years old, whose head was drawn round so that . his chin rested on his right shoulder • nor could any medicine re ?hove it, until Dr. Gardner's Pills and Plaster were applied, afvv boxes of which has perfeetly cured. A LARGE WORM-1N THE. STOMACH. A Young Lady was takiug Dr Gardner's Pills as a -Puri et; after using ten boxes, she passed a round Worm nine zriclies long from her stomach.. What a pity that this Me -me Was not used its every family, to prevent comp laints ; In the stomach, bowels , and kidnieS, to' purify the blood, strengthen the nerves, 3cr . hundreds of Pe o pl e have • seen Worms in the Doe - toes session, from thirty to forty feet long, expelled - Sy these "is, which are so safe that Infants take them. _ Dr. Gardner's Plaster, and Ointment, sold i n Town "actiuntr3•7, at. 3d.' 105. 6d. and . 2lS. per box ; also famil , aB e3 51. each. Advice every day till two ; Mondays, FridaVS till nine at_night, as,the forenogi.. or these two .aYsis de : voted to the Poor. ti,Also Mrs. Gardnee,s . Essence of • Roses for sore Nipples, 2 1 ', h ! a t ilever tails oiling without- pain,. even when the Nipple been chopped half through, ss. s d. the packet. and mire= Fish i the con- L 6d: - emit grav:. .dical nt to fitly o Stt, L( 1 and .ious their hest . ders the and sel- and by :0;1- siye tot am zot in the 1 Gill u re vo_- tste Art by ere I' a per li,-.' ily - 7 -71 'liiis Dry were published, Price 4s. 1 EMARKS on Mr.- SCHLEGEL' s WORK , UPON THE - VISITATION of NEUTRAL V - SELS.UNDE R CONVOY.. By RLEXAND - ER CROKE, Esq. LL. D. Advocate in Doctor's Commons.. Printed for T. White, at Horace's Heaci, Fleet-street. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, price Ss. in boards, Report the Case of Homer against Lkldiaril, upon question of What Consent is necessary to the Marriage of i legitimate Minors ; determined-in the ConsistOry Court of London, by Sir William Scott.. This Day was published, Price 2S. 6d. 11 - LITIUS SCiEVOLA ;- or the ROMAN PA_ IV.A. TRIOT . ; an astorical - Drama, in Five Ads, as adapted for Represen ta ion . By W. H. IRELAND, '• • Author of the Abbess,. Rimualdo, &c. &c. • Printed for john Badcocki Paternoster-row; and R. Bent, Coventry -street: f Whom may shortly be had, Surveys' of Nature, a Sequel to Mrs. Trimmer's litroduc , tion, being familia; descriptions of some popular subjects in Natural Philosophy, adapted to the Capacities of Young Persons. - This bay was published, In One Vol. t2mo., Price ss. in boards - the Tenth Edition, .With very•considerable Additions, of I LLUS - I R A TIONS - of MASONRY. By WILLIAM PRESTON, Past Master'of the Lodge of ,Antiquity, acting by immemo-, vial Constitution. , Printed for G. Wilkie, No. 7 . ;, Paternoster-row.. ' 1r" Besides the Improvethents• in this Edition, the. 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The many Curs c:E:aedin Germany, France, and Russi a , leave no doubt . as to the eitle.ck of a Reiriedy so generally important to inarhtiad. - • Sold . at Its. 6d: Duty incli;decl, at No. 150., Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street ; No. 127, • Strand ; and Swine% 's, No. 2r, Pall-inall. • Durban - 1, June 16, 18,,i. SIR, J Feel inA mte satisfaa t o n i n h a v ing permission t., communicate to you a most surprizing cure, etnded by your . trtilV invahri!)ie Restorative Nervous Cordial, and think. it would b.: •rne an injustice to mankind and the pu.lz lie-in:general, to i• the iti - licaey of so salutary , and sovereign a Medicine. Mrs.: - Shirivood, late housekeeper at Windlestone-Hall, in the vicinity of Durham, - has been afflicted from the year 1792, with a long train of horrid Nervous' AfiliCtions, at tended with excruciating• pains in the' back and stomach, giddiness, violent head- ac h,' an d extreme sickness;' in short, her whole frame was so impaired, that, it was with the greatest difficulty she could avalk up or. down stairs, and was often confined to her room for weeknogether ; her situa tion was so truiy alarming, that she frequently was obliged to be support: xi to prevent her from fal.ling ; with the advice of Medical 'Men, she wei - inditeed to make a trial of your Nervous Conti.l, she first took two - small bottle., which albrclrdher a little relief, site then a cut to a m for a large bot and;before she had taken the whole of it, was able to walk, without the least incorfvenVnce, four or five miles - ; she is now Upwards of sixty years -of age, happily restored from pain and disease, - to 'a better state of health than she hai enjoyed for these ten year: Any persons desirous offurther intormation,• may have every satistaCtion,,by applying either by letter (post-paid) 'c.' personally, to your Much obliged humble Seivant, W.'A. 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Johnson, in St. Paul's Church=yard ; where may be had. ayrint,of Dr. Hartley, in 4tO. price 2.3. 6:t. This Day was published, Price Tnree And the Second Edition enlarged, , THE PRACTICAL EF ICACY ,of "the UNI. TARTAN DOCTRIN E 'considered, in a series of Letters to the Rev. Andrew [Eller: occasioned by his Pub- . licatlon entitled, " The •Calvinistic , and Socinian System s 'examined and compared, as to their Moral Tendency." 10 which is added, the-Third Edition of an EssAy_ya the Grounds of Lovelo Christ. By JOSHUA TOULMIN, D.D. Printed for J. ohnson, in Sr. Paul's Ch'nrch-yard. - NV QRTHY THE ATTENTION OF ALL. RANKS. The Affiiaeil are pow happily presented' With a - most safe, salutary, and absolute Specific for those deplorable and 11;111erto.. incurable, .fliseases„ the King's. Evil, Scrofula, Strums, Scurvy, ci; out, Rheumatisiti, Piles, Leprosy, and alkllisorders originating in an impure state of the Blood, THENTLIMPETIGINES, a Medicine founded `on a chemical and . .phdosophical basis, war ranted by the experience of a series of-years, sanctioned by Cullen's Praaice of Physic and Nosology, and:prepared by S. SOLOMON, M,D: of.Liierpool,, who pledges himself to the Public, that this Medicine is perfectly innocent in its nature, safe in its application, and Nwerfully efficacious in every species oflinpetigines, or depraved habit, With atfec titans of the skin.* ' It is of the utmost importance to those afflided with any of these diretni diseases, to their friernis and relatives, as well as to the rising generation, that such hereditary complaints may be speedily removed, and the blood purified from every degree of miasma-. - It has been held by all Physicians, that Chronic Distem_ pers abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the northern parts of the globe ; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this assertion in this Country, where the frequent sudden changes of the weather, at certain seasons of the year, spread the most excruciating and alarming disorders among us, by chilling the blood, and materially affecting the state of the perspiration, and thus occasioning colds, coughs, rheums, &c. the portentous harbingers of almost every dis ease which proves fatal 26 the inhabitants of Great Britain : perhaps there is no place on earth so subject to these sudden changes as this Island, where the extremes of heat and cold are often experienced in one day. - - Hence it becoMei a 9tatter of the utmost importance, to seek out for some general and decided remedy for those disorders which take their rise front obstructed perspiration. One of the immediate eif:ets of this Obstruction is to contaminate the vital fluid, which is the source at' Various obstinate disorders, throwing out eruptions upon the skin, to the great annoyance of the unhappy sub ject ;- and, by the malignity of its virus, undermining the Constitution, and endangering the lives of 'thousands ac_ cording to the various habits or constitutional propensitieS of its'subjeas ' and according to the degree of malighty with Which theblOort is impregnated, it ,embitters the patient's 'te with different disorders, and it' recourse be nut had in ne to-proper reinedies, t:114 become roore-i in the habit, so at fbw m.dicines can r.,ach the malady, and many that are made use of for that purpose, only setie to exasp;r4te and drive the humours into new channels, and th...:reby fix them ' deeper in the constitution: • 1714. - , - Solornori, therefore, having been lcng in possession of . _ a recipe tor the certain and etnetual cure or - tho'se disorders which take their rise froin an impure and vitiated state of the blood and lymph, and having - observed-with deep regret the iniberless instances where patients liave pindd away a Mi. -. . serable existence without rec = eiving the smilleSt benefit from any thing.they could precUre, notwithstanding the many pre tended remedies which have been urfereci to the Public as universal specifics. for those complaints, Dr. Solomon has.at length yielded to the pressing necessities of his fellow-crea tures i r o'deeply afflicted, and detr!rmined to publish it to the world as a medicine of the greatest national importance, and truly calculated to cleanse the blood from all tbulness, coun teraCt every morbid affection, and restore weak and emaciated Constifnflons• The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, arc hard, schirrous, and often indolent tumours, that afiZtt -the glands of the neck, under the chin, 'arm-pits, groin,' hams, arms, and wrists, and most commonly is seated in the neck and beneath the ears. To remove 'these Obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Medica has been tried, with very little success, and the tinhappy,sufterer left to diag out a rhiserableexistence : Many arc crawling along on crutches at this moment, whom the Anti,lmpetigines 'would restore to health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. The diredtions given with each Bottle are plain, and its application is attended with little or no trouble. The Anti-Impetigines is an alterative and purifier of the blood ;- its operation is gradual, gentle, ,and almost imper ceptible ; it is the best substitute th a t etas ever been disco vered tbr that clangorous • mineral Mercury--it sweetens the blood, and stimulates it to expel all noxious and impure juices, giving strength and - tone to the nerves, enlivening kind 'invigorating both body and mind. ; For Scorbutic, Cutaneous :Eruptions, Dry or-Wet Leprosy, the Anti-I nipeligines cer.. tainly claims a pre-eminence over all 'other . Medicines, being decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of these complaints, and *ill not only clear the skin; bait heal • all old sores and ulcers of ever so long standing.. In disorders where Salivation has. repeatedly failed, when. no other remedy could restore the unhappy sufferer to.that health -he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impetigines will be lound - the great and.only restorer of health and.vlgour. • Proper Dire-dions for every Case;• to enable persons to cure themselves, are sealed up with each Bottle, price half-a. Guinea. There arc alst Family Bottles ; containing the quantity of six at zos. 6d. for 21. xps. by WhiCh there is 13s. saved. This- _ M s - edicinemay be obtained every day at the tbllowing appointed places of sale viz. in London, by M'attlie‘Vs, No. .1:5, Strand . ; - and by all the reputable Medicine Venders, Booksellers, &c. in every principal Town hi the United Kingdom,and America.. ' ... .. I:ricie 's Pradickof: Physic', No. 1737•