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Tendrts, mgy Jr ret! ,it tk.F7 . qhfe. ' , . lONATHAN GIBBONS. K. DAVIS. lOHN TRUNIPER. _..._______....__...._..._........„.„....____ . A NEW ROAD to WEYMOUTH-and •to the WEST of TENGLAND through cuittsTciwitem. HE KiNG' b AR MS INN .there, entirely N ew Built, and fitted up with the utmost Neatness for the Reception of Families, where they may be as well accorn lotated as in a private house. The Wines arc excel lent, being "Ni6"42.t Atowth. expressly tor the'llouse Om the places of their ... • Remarkably Kobel Stabling anti close Coach-houses- !nrttle Ito:vi it s through ' Lyngdhurst and 'the most beautiful • ,oarnt.anoc parts of the New forest ; anil there Y;o°4' .3 . 7.3 U !mg o n an uncommonly fi ne Beach near Christchurch a ; 4 ,n i ): in hdan. The distance by this Road to the West o i.. ,gland is verb litite distance than by the dired Road. .......--...—_____, • M Twofer will be received ;OJT Tti,TA:fe o'Clock on Mr day. Treisti, itOr - any naked,. wders 14• cr ax .lifent for blot; irk vdr: NIMI Sig ß S 4 1 4 r CTUALL pi Aum.ft 13, I 1 1 0 , . E CO 0 AitefiCt.MVArYd 14;4 4 give Mike, a.* 7rar il :i v - art: iurakfrin,so - rtatr,v. • w dere, ix writi ('realtvi a i vi treat for ta t fothwidg At, PICruiIi,LING OFFICE, ecla t viz. ISCU IT ~ midc f oln IFI/OLE MR 41, IPIPS' -THOU: BAND BA(, ti, itcra Fivi *seks• • Mr<z. sitAKSPtARt LOTTERY. -•-- ' „„;,jp. jig ~ ,„... L i ., i iet. j ea y e to acquaint the übl:c. ii ,;(4 4, !rJ 1 . and their t° bends the 'rickets tot t;le SfIAKSPE ARE Lorcti(Y. tiencis in particular, prii.t: Three Guineas,- ivitii Schemes of the said Lotte r y. are pall. Low re.rily for deiivcry,•at the , Shakspeare Callery. gall at Messr%, Boytti4. N. 91, Cheapside i and at all the I.lcAlseil Luttery olli: ,;; in. Crcat Britain and Irehmti. • FLOUR,. KILN- 1-{OUSEHOI,I) TWO THOV t• • • - 4NI) &7:S, to he deliverd in Tw'e it I,ks. 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One o'Clork 6n the sail Tnesdqy it: ivtant, 7:?r : klife o ri the Perron tuArlnakes the. Tender, torte PC UM of bes 4e1).111; attends, 19 , Prili . er 'schen called tIORE CAPITAE L Thre e PRI ZES; AND LESS TICKTS. Thre e TwtntyTnonsand Pound Pri‘es, Ten Tilousalul Po,ind Prizes* Tliree 'Fiv, Thoqsai.cl Pound PrizeA, .. • THENo Prize jtss than Twenty Pounds. At trntion‘o to th e Scheme of, t f all task, of Periple are soliCited he pre6crit •. 1 4 , 11 . 01 i . GRAND STisTE LOTTEIty, and ntins Drawing the - 24(1i of NEXT MONTH s - toutains a g r eatvr,prolsortion of CAPITAL PRIZES S ra the small Number of Tickeis, than any limiter Lottery. ... SCHEME. Nn, hf prizes. Val. of each. Total Value.- ip 3 of , , C 2 0 ,000 arc. C6s,ono 3 • . 000 3 - S 0 6 30,0c00 . I 000 8 6 . Lucia. 6,000' . . 4,0. ,0 • 20 . I:0 - , >oo 9 .. 40 " SG ' ,SSO . 20 20002. •. 13 1 ,71 , 1 . .........-. • . ..............11. .._ 2 3,000 Ti c k ets Part of the C ap i tals to be deterntinert as under :. Tirst.chawit 'PicketFirstD ,C2so,oseay • . . ,C.t,000 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day . . 100,00 Tirstrcirawn Ticket Eighth Day,. . o,noo • I'4.A-drawn Ticket Ninth Day .. . s,OOO Tickcts and, Slaares on- Sale at e ver Lice Lottery olfice. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - . 1. 1 1 IS 0 Mille . . . 4. 9 5 0 I EOM) . . . / a %ater It liII4.MATISIV/8, . PalsieS,• nnil Gouty Atm: , .. tinns.'‘vitli their usual conetimitants, Spasm, or .fiy lIN Pains. .flatulency, Antligestien, and., gencr.il Debilit. tortktnat.n4..in whatever source) ate rehevect and frequently' cured b. •w/lITEBEAD'S CSSENC E of MUSTARD ils, 4fterievety ,other means had failed- lite ILU 11y'` E SSE NCE cif NIU I'A a (used with the Pills in those COmplaints where necrssaro, is perhapi the ti,'"lt tctive. petictuti4, and eiii:oll4i Remedy in the world,, il i L l 'ic the severest PItAI NS and, Bit WKS, in lebs than ig:.the , :. , 4.,,i1y taken . by Opodelthick, A rquebusa4e,. fir . Wier Limn) if or I , inhrocit ton t ant i it used inuncsdiandy lit i e f iPY a ceiden v4 t, it pr.:vent 3 ihe part wining black. P. ;',lolPpartal and sold at zs. 'o.t. dads ho< or bottle, by . Lorni n '44011 Apothecar No. 41, ,Greek.strcet, Soho, n . NS EAS ES ' Of the •URE Certain ' COM PLA,INTS; , . e . rate, . 'l l O Sole Proprictor' of " DARA N'i cel ,r; Mr. ! I,i„I4EDICA'I El) ROUG I ES and RENTED. ri,cssiapibe. pobc, that IWI4/Yitia,,,,s, No.'s,}. ~''''tji( informs the .; '11)3,140 daily front nine . to three, alibis ''cihstiuttions .i,iielt..street, Sohn, on Cases of cturcs,D.. y order sv he ie —ll'eree-Ct i CS 4t: " . i4e: as well as) Iliilitandpervert) sm c i os il et4vnt'll a requisite. that •._+,‘, jotroduccd m a tvpara, ',011c,". hat every P,atient 11 1 3 ) `", bars confined D. has i* provido a hi, , ,! Apartrmnt. Mr. D. has for . man) /id kroin catelesive. p i .7 1 4 2;1 1 1 I, that departinent of SurgcrY• a- , 0 ciablcd .to tfr.v.u.ce, and the most tattering smccess, kl-, , ‘l 41-fp:lliad of Cure rnl,l, efficacious? recoiling t"Lcijinti, finer ilt a-t•' - ' ' - „ tun the posti,P.,,,c ,fit__ r rei, Nun in diet, and. preve-. their Oa ses t"' la. 41 . p.ice• I ersoits iii thr CoUntry stain); NI riiel, i)cusing 11. or 21.- Nur(:, et ic.4eilt to il . 1..„, the , • ic amount. Mr. Dufour , r ,• • reatisr , . ' will have proper o n th , e Yo,nns symptoms Are. See - ' • icm. ‘ 41''.`e C4nllilaillts; ViiCe as. 64.. the SIII ed " .., To r• I A 'l' ES. .P.l'll.r-NIENf ' tIrkitM.CLI, • • .. and 4,4. , . _ coniNC; TO ' sui.llottei..!. ing Letter t . s ... .. -1.,, Nit% i;,,,,t41)-litis. the tiiiioiv ... .. . .._1 sx,„ex. , ''' 4 POtheL ;ry , - Lltillitigtul f. , . . INC /I - reviiest 1 I,` I%"TletevtT' 1 viges rotheList ~. .„ 0 1 , act ,oastenelect it Nile:nil% V, n ' it or stich a'l4ll-o t i i.e cl4,:t:t.r be' ihcar'llY ' :l(7 44, ' , l ,s. to ~,,y „ttr..o._ii.,„ if, e.w, 1 v,,, re(Ls.',.,IPI throg el) times. rceurnllbil7aus Zitioin..ighhy.the-,i„-,-,-,. ,-,',l.4ltrtialguy shore( a ttrlt)tilix,„4"')/11 to inY _ I ~as, while t4taljjts-lnl'iNi.,lely reltieAv:l,and the Skin, Me ry '''''ll any returns of Nausea. have keen for a long . ncl 14 4414 glli °" °id Sid( HeadolehS, Iht1111.9.N11i_;:/uliii°i6;wsiusnu7i'3. tits' sticce, l'. c,orredpomi ,i,,,, :,..,),,tuptoins of lit: ir?„,orim,fc liLt Xener4llv :„1,11(ILIF reniedY' has induced me . A t‘')lficer of bilk, al t„-."-. my. Brother in particular, l hir",, . 1 . a worse litittiosi- . olgot rose ..11411111.411. who 141 x ) LI red .urst"e-, --nalincl" 4141 ' I II /444ibit*, than rtivt.elt. has bcyn in like 1 etc y cured ' ' ' . slri Yolitroust obedient seriant,: , 'IC ravesend, .. title 27 L Chia Officer,..Hol.. union. utitow •' 1h4,.. ' Compalvis sILiP ;Ileat chinr, ' . • ROBEICI I . p a C s r A ii 7 a . dii inl4 t ut, ! Antibilious Pills are ;old wh°'csa." A ret..tl.st I.la. i, Cheapside, corner of Patrlnostcr‘-vrini ki k 'I by helarn and Sharp, Portsrtiotith ; l'atnein&iie, !oirro,3# Cookwortily, and" Pittman, Pl,Yln°"ln ; ' . 5. dd ' cf,,,'L.% CoLlpilin, ki•twker Plymouth Dock 4. a t I ,n 4 tie ^dl koeberis awl liar:till ,Gosport ; W-s-." ess trtlk 44 , 4".1(12 Portsmouth • Silver, Pa ' rtrle ...,Nlargate ; Busrghep: ?'„Zi, * ; ; t :' ; ood, k y all, and Harvey, Iv eyirtent!' ;pi "tin ilk,' "'WII,. %111 h arr y , liiiitol ; Sharp, De 41.1 ' w „, k".; tle:'is andAtitchell, Dover ; Creed and gir°Git... att; !ill : 1 hirlwell. - Scarborough ; . Gregory' it:" Ha. Pl4tnlvar('l "engiinelit°,!'i 1 1 r,-!+', Shetriivss i Harvey,- Peliza.nF . , scot,. 4 l i t . tiniarn /4,l4cdonalcl, C laagovr• ; Snutuit dale ht;in1°141%,,16:, tll4ktrith; .V.Oll. Caliweil, anti ...94g:, .` 44(17 1 ' 4 . ' rraister, Falmouth ; Stal s and•Lynolh Ikl4n‘fie"-' (~ore, Cie,,i,)ri, anti fin t I : Liver I ; Stevenson, 4.1°1 '14 ► Kllingh ‘ , !"la t i t i l by most Booksel lets end v, . Intor.n.., , , .on ,41 4 ,14 14 at ~.0 qt,(l th eyery tol it In the. Upltsti ,}Siniti rn "u l ? ' 14404; *A. ;Vitt Zs. 9kl.'t4' L,'' 1, 'With eruCalonS.l 6igi , . . . • . . . , This Day was 11111)USiv.:Li, In Folio, pike Ten Guineas 1;1 b:.mrds, THE TOt'OGRAPHY tit TROY, onL! its Vi. cinity ; illustrated and'exolained by Drawings•arid De scriptions. Dedicated, by I",:.llitision, to tier Grace the Dutchass of Devonsitir...• • • • 1 3 y W 11 . T AaM G E Li Esq. Of lesus College, 1 ..A and lure: t ellow of Ernaniel College, .CainbridAe. • In the Wok are giVeii.43 coloured Plates, taken front ac. curate Draw tags made on me. Spot by the Aottit , r, antic:Wetly angraVect by Mr. Median.l. Each Plate 1144 its appropriate Letter-press Description, in which evert , pro:Auden had been taken to render the ''Stsbjeet intelligible to the Reader., The Work is designed to atford .an opportunity to such as have not visited the Country, pf forming their own Opinions of the Topography of Romer. ThoSe Verses of the Iliad man Oilyssey ate cited, which -describe, or appear to describe, the particular Portions or Monuments of the !'road. The V ;esv s consist of a Delineation of the w nob: Coast of Phrygia trout Antandos in the Gulf of Adramyttiurn, to the Vareof 'rliym bra op the Hellespont. • . • . Printed for Longinao, Hurst, Rees,' and Urine, -No. ;9, Pateritoper-row ; and sol d by I. White, Fleer.strt-21; 1 . . Payne, Mews Gate ;W. I and Richa rdson, Ito) al Ex - Change ; And A. Arch, Graeechurch-street.. • YELLOW FEV ER,; No; CHA RI . :Q.CRUSS • DR—WlLLlCH,Physici:ii. to the Six ,n Ambassador at the Court. of (rear Britain, and Alit kir Of the Domestic Eitcytiopxclia, Treatiie acc. see. approves and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public at large (and thou in particular %vier areving to the West Itulies, Aderica, or any otiler port ofthe World, that may be, or have been subject to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse. No: 4a, Charing-cross, London; to rtiVini and .Core the Yellow Fever. The most possitiVe testirnonials froth professional Men, and other respectable persons,, may be keen in pamphlets, tb be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, whirlk hot only prove; in the fullest manner, the ellicacy of this RettteilY in that most dreadful Malady the YelloW Fever, .but alio that it is an easy,.safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health i% a hot climate. Tile above invalnable Article is sold in Boxes, with 11111 Direttiona (sanctioned by Dr. W I. c rt), in case i rst an at. taek.ot any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, suirleient one Person for Twelve Months. • ANTI.IMPETIGINES. HOSE Persuns who have unltrtunately made use . of that dangerous mineral, 14,ereury, would do welt to weigh the consequences betere it is too late, and resort to those Medicines of established celebrity and charadter tiir a ermanent and radical Cure, anti ;hereby establish t heir health, the most valuable of all jewels. upon the most firm and lasting foundation. The•Aiitt.lropetigines being Inund ator; a chymieai and philosophical basis ( )roves. the, highest utility in all eases of " depraved basis, with Aire; lions of the Skin:" hence its efficacy in' Cases of Scurvy, Scrofula or Lepmsy„ as well as in the confirmed Lues,; and , hence,' by its sanative power, it expels the Virus out of the system, and restores it to convairscence. In Scorbutic Corn, plaints, Lows. &c. Mercury, Antimony, and AquatOrtis, have been revothinentied and tried, but they have 'reduced the Patients who have made use of them to the 'most deplorable state, and have left Complaints which the skill and 'abilities of the first Physicians have been unable to rope with. These Disorders fly before the etleat of the A nti.l mpetigines, pre, pared bylDr. Solomon, of Liverpool, which, restores Nature to her pristine state in the most gentle manner, even wheik , Salivation has failed, and leaves the whole frame firm-and: healthful., The ouinerous and respeaable Signatures which have appeared in our Paper will speak more than any enco miums we can bestow upou it. prepared by 'Pr. Solomoe, Liverpool, in tos. 6d. and .335. *Otte(; the latter cantdo tour of the former, by which time Porcheser qsaves VW'S' genuine Bettle has a Stemp.which beat - vibe Proprietor's Name. and Address, "'Samuel Solo. moo,' Liverpool," to imitate-which is Fe 1014... • Each genuine bottle has the. words " Sam. Solo mon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. N,.8.• The Postage of all 'Letters' to the Dolor must be 'paid. and nos. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. The„Cortlial Balm of Gilead, A iiti-Impetigines, and Al). stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health ' are Sold by Retllll3llto liamburgit ; K. Bach, Pearl-street, kew.York ; Mathews, No. li,.Strand, lanelen ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgist ; lirightop, Gregory mioghaitt. Knott' and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Blandloni; Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle ;ICheltenham, .Sel, don; Camtstidge, Hodgson.; Coventry, Ito 1 I acoik ,• colches. ter, Kepner ; Canterbury,. 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Eirtraordinary Efreaspf Dr. j A Arl ES's FEVER POW D R Tvcry great Efficacy tat this Medicine in the Influenza of last year is too recent to, be forgotten; but it was most,singnler when taken on the first 4ttack, for in those cases, "where the Fever W4l4lloWett to gain ground and ravage the CJintitution before the Powder was resorted t o . the Disorder became Astinate, protracted, and sometimes fatal. Uportall occasion:, this Medicine should be given at the Commencement of t a Fever, of whatever kind; for if it br not sufficient of itself to effeet a cure,-it the best Prepara. rive for,the Bark, ,and other remedies which the symptoms require hitt as the genuine Powder has been often known to restore the pittient, after its sunstitutes and every other febri fuge have talletl, _it ought, even in the last extremity, to be tried. Great benti6ts. have been derived (ruin the Powder, when taken every night as'an Alterative, indisorders thought' beyond the Teach of Medicine; and from a ennifilUtliCatlon from the Rev, Mr. Singleton Ilarpur, .of Dublin, there is reason to h,liieve thattit may be used in this . Manner with suc cess in „ the ,11elsocephalus,, or Water , on tite Brain. For golds, A:limbless. Rheumatism", and all Inflammationt and Obitruetiona of ;he I.ungs, Bowels, &e. no Medicine is so proper. Sold only by F . Newbery and Sens,. Na. 45, St. Paul':i Church-yard few . Doors fr om Cheapskie), London; and at Dr. Jamesis'late iltiuse, in Bruton -street; sn Packets, price IS. gci. each ? Duty included, - or in Buttlevipckntaining tivviva Packets, price a4a. as Made tip tio the A rrny and Navy. N. B. Nom cart be genuine: that have ant the words " F. NeWbery, No. 45, St : l'avi , s," en'graved in the Stamps. lATHEN irufessional Men of - JECttheatio' n . • V V Responsibili ty deviate from the general Systent .by the seledion of& peculiar branch„. the **whop Onetig tinned success is the hest criterion of superiority. Bight years Nivel devoted my practice to the 'exclusive treatment of Three t)isordcrs, and the successful result of iny plan gives ine additional ardor to oppose, as .tar as I am able, the ravage of ! those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of human After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeoli, I formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to•rekutin.: dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or tti* equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praeliti The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I hive de.' voted my attentionoveripribe eyed) , species, of NL. REAL . INE CCTV:n.4, whether of a recent or long du. ration; 'silly, All kinds of debility, when.. rite habits of soliookboys, or the indulgetWes of mature ages AniL „that derangement 9t the syittem in wo., men which Is ealledi3A-Rit ENNE SS, or STE lk LITY. Numerous Diseases arc tin result cl - f- ignorance, or hole in the treatment 4 a simple Gonorthosa i and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lifts are poisoned by the intliscretiounf to unguarded hour.—Tly a superior roe.. - tholl such Complaints arc easily cureif•;' and, even where others have failed, I trust that f may presume to oftbr iadical re.establistiment. Few, .however, arc the cases of complicated distress this disorder, compared wish the calamitous situations of Men, who, 40111 itfl• inilidgence in a solitary vice, or the: - prevalent-gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that Stile of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence' of such pernicious habits. , Where the unhappy sufflrcr broods over his misery, hut carefully conceals his ;nisi - attune, it may be some conso., lation tur him to Inow,lhat although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty . with other. Practitioners,, the. removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual rokress of Renova. tlon, is the acquirtineut of my Experienc,!. - 'lf the 'rites of Bacchus or Vcuua have began to reduce ' . ;elarily vigour, much anxiety will he•oreventA 'by au curiy ,Vosinterac- - lion of this languid State; and in these cases, no great difficulty wilt occur. but NN:here 0)14 12triciency hait,for years existed, a proper petaeverance is , sna)spensably trquisite to revive the slum. berin4 Sparks of Lite. and td re-animate the Constitution. I A It 1 ,VIO,M.EN ho have long been disapp oi nted in weir expectation& of a Family. 'may be assured, that in most instances, stlistierCaS gre A;urable by Meglicatskill., The seCresy which' is so essential to ink undertaking, and the qualiticationswhich 1 Pave Rresumett to state, iorm the bastak ot, my . pretensions. and in coincidence wi t n such this ,intirnatlon vs . :given, that Mr; trap hzs eonsulte4 personally, or * by' Lettcrs (inclosing a m a il Na te ), at his house, No. 19, rundok-st mat, Strand, neat Temple' lfer, bite, tilciuber of the Royal Colttge at Suggs:Amok k,