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F 4 -..L411 .......• . • ...• :F1 li \. '-.••• ''- ' 3 *- -- - ,I ~ ',, J ., •1 11,/ / ; , , ' '., ' ' - .. - ...,; ji ., .; 4‘ 7." ....i . ‘ ,1 ' .. g#t ik. 4 '20 —l ' l, k. • ~,,,,, ~, , t.....: c i, . c . •;.', , A ..• •.-.'..,-?_:-.-- . - Viii.Z - IV-- ..•-•• t ' .. ' • 1, .. vi. . - t - -‘;:f. / 4 .,:t A ~:.., V•-• • 0 •,.. ,•• ... 5 , ,•,;, 1 ,/ ~ . ,N \ N,-,,t. - - NUMBER 3 T SA TU RDA Y, AUGUST 11, 1804. liiii6g iiii;Eiiei: VA. Under the Patron age of His U XHALL Royal Highness the PRINCE of WA LES. -ON MONDAY NEXT, August t 3, will he a ANIFICENT FETE, Honour of Birth of His RMoyalG Highness the PRINCE in of, WALES, the in which the Proprietor, to second the auspi ces o f so ill ustr i ous a Patron, as well as to prove his love and attachment to the Heir Apparent to the Imperial Rcohn of Britain, will pro.. duce, on this happy occasion, a.series of Entertainments su perior to any before witnessed at this place. Further particulars will b e g i ve n i n t h e Bill s an d Adver tisements of the Day. Admission 35. • The Gardens are shut every Saturday Evening. . 1 h rosit tve y t e LAST W GEI. of the picsent EN FER TAINMENTS. A T I TEY 'a, tinder the Patr onage of Their Ro)al Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. fgr_i_The Public are respet lf u ll y i nlorme d , t h at M r. AST. throu I•CY, jun. h a s eng a ged f ir twelve Nights (on his way Rh London to Cheltenham) the celebrated Mr. RICHER.. nw MONDAY NEXT, Aug. r 3, and every ILJ Evening until Saturday next, will be proiental, for the.last six Nights. HARVEST HOME. 11 " ft e d iattlY after whith, also for the last Nights, the Unnti Chi% r,e St .- Ctacle, called ZINGINA ; or, THF. IiEItIOINE OF CHINA. Zingina (the Heroine of Chin.), Mrs. ASTI EY. ha tlic cours c of t h e Evening, ROPE DANCING by the celebrated lk Ir. RICH R, who .will go rant Manceuvres in a manner peculiar to himself.. To conclude svith his wond:rtul TAMSORINE DANCE. The whole accompanied with the Drollery of the Two Clowns, VARIOUS-EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. .The Entertainments ot the F.vening to conclude with, most assuredly for tl.e last sht Nights, the popular Panto mime of BONAFAISO; HARLEQUIN KING .of EPTRUS. i▪ tartetitsin, NIL TA s 011 ; b t:b u cl pe C u o at i urri b i , w. M rs . W YBRO W. ,own, Mr. LAURE ; Doors to at Halt . .past Five, to begin at Half. past Six o'Clot • c i a / jlte'l ler 4s• Second Price 2s.—Pit 2s. Second P r i c e ts.— . sec _ !s. Second Price 6d. un cl Price to Commence at Half.past ; Eight. o'Clock precisely. • west cs to be taken, of Tvfos. Crinnrll, at the. Boxi.olliee, Mins ter -Bridge, from Ten till Three o'clock. • Oh Mond a y t h e lo th i nst . w ill pb s i:i ve ly be pro ▪ a . e ' u c for the first time, a Comic Entertainment 01 Music Piper ancing, called Bail Customers ; or, Who PaNs 1,.. a Also, an entirely new Paptomime, written by. Mr. ~d " w e lls• and . produced under the immediate direction and :"P'•noteticlaoc e of Mr. Astley, jun. with uncommonly ex. ' e usiVe Chan es, and Met.onorohoses, Deceptions, called.'l he Enchanted Ball ; or, The ear. tFtiair liarLquin. Wit n , ,by particular Desire, the Grand' 41 S icciacle rs 4 •• • i.r. The Spanish Arm td.l OZt In' consequence of the,N n ri o r 7 t , t e it:s in preparati o n, t h e y ob. lit wilt h le . i th o popular spe c t ac l e o f ti)tANeN,P.k(4)sd to lak e r e s ugl NA M urn only be perliartned a sew i4h"l°"ger. ROYAL cittcus, SEN' 1' EY . ENI , I).C.i will be !,resent. Tl-Its PRI?, i ' " rand Display at . ' 'G fIORSEMANSHIP. ( ....i. - 4ditw n to the-Horsemanship, Mr. RE . Lati . ER. . Ana will be peribrineil (34th time) anci i i , t v i w re , nLwali t n roin nil ' and liistrui.4l..spedacl e , with est rus sgo) Scenery and new Dresses original Drawings taken on t h e . p • corresponding with die Costume of the C ountry, Lilted • jthiANNA OF . SURI.NAkI. Itvsiolis to whu.h (2,6 rime) an entire tow Comic D ance , adalited for Stage Represenation, ant produced unde r t h e sole di ret ti en o f Mr. Mlittgoroery, - With ' new MUM, scenery, Machinery, Dres s es, an d D eco r ations, called . A TALE OF A LIB.;• Or, tUILLEAUME . E't SUSET,TE. Ih the eotirse of the Evening, Mr.' SLADE R (having reco. `rend from his severe indisposition) will snak e h is it th re.. aPitearante in the tavourite Comic So ng of T he WOO 4 -- cult er " Mr. - TF. R RAI L will also sing , the much-ad. mir e d e of my Heart.' . .. T o ~ '°lig or " The Curt of entire new Comic Panto... 1,..1,),:ude Wit it (26th pine) a n . r • and ,,,e. with new Mtisie, S,A.iie y, Machinery, Dresses, "etetatiuns, called - ' PF,DLAR's ACRE - ; 4 1 O r B A R3.I . ,Qui N mI,:.,NDUCANT. S- ,: e "r tin' Whieli Character •he will atte,npt, in __whistling,_ . ..TO3- v ` i tletY of new and melodious Cadences),Mr. C UER . .- • ~ ~ • "-- • ... • - . se l s* . The Anksli c are reAPP,,EI,,,fh4II,„Y , Ili Bauer. dr' Action, 'considerable ; i v ilrn S t c l . d en Cd er , }. 3n is e l i a l c ti l r i P in n e e ry w , :Ire44,t/l'obti OtvOrattnns: uwilehr,Lh.,"sotPLaN'tirth i or, The ~Pe in preparati on , fl allet. ...y......__ , _ .1, with a ja:w .`said nt. Lo‘hlin, i•.::• ,great "forwardne ss, and, Co • nue Dance will be speeditY StNor* to larl'o • halt pertorntett: - . halt past o . t.:100s . petted at Past p. k . iv s e ! t s cl ik bc o g n 7 at ' . i Pric e Is.— c. ii s us, econd Price ss.— it .2 . gerY Second Priee 6cl. 1 Y. To the NOBILITY, CLERGY, mut GElNipTtoltve,riflul A PLAN havg tiecn prepared And ',. 1131 S. Ills Royal Ili gliness tile Commander in Chief:, Coac hes 4: ' and hin j g is Frarlit i 'to hang on Carriages of ,4 Chatses. for the speedy conveyance of Troops, ... ..ars.v.i.he Nubility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Metroprdn'. Thatched iiiiiMen miles thereo4 aresolicited to inlet At the _ e e 'Cavern, in St: jiiiiiin's-street on TuesdaY next, , 61n gust at One'o'Clock,'lo' 'consider of the itto ille v et e u a I nieank fig; voluntarily givinn. PWlill ' t aniSI V e „Ir C : +:.io of with Horses, brtrers and Carriages f o r t_ _I v j. Pose 3l,. t cur r y horses, Titops to the :ii,ary in the event oflit .....,,,,,__......., .4 BRYAN .--- . . M RS. .4. ralL abießaßutY4,A.N {loos E, AvGust 6, 180 4. Ii intorm e d, from most respla indosi • 1 4ll that a •repor t has been, and ,no._w,._is. I 'M& Y circul a r ) ' . nar y • 1 10,,,,,,. hrl, that she wishes to part from l e er fete hfr d .. 13 ---"teAth,an asscrUpn,tptallyinifouncied ; th e re. that so 41 it)''mv thinks it expedient publiely.to announ ce on e e ,,,,, 1aa ,,,! 1 Yt had, nor has the least idea of doing so; b ut Chartrrsr;rs hopes to continu e it many years with t he w .,__.,„ In n as sh e at present enjoys in the coufulenco ..r eiciLl s and t *harmony of her Family. 01 I) pot, . i - . "'"-- e 1.,., .‘• r auivADrj.K.% WINES, GUERNSEY . .. 1 , 1 / 4 1 ' a "( 1 11.-00 BREE ~. ill expose in Ptil!lic , i ' idle at the'l , l I 'CC • - ' Friday the I7th -6 Autos% ' .., ant A C C lon lfill Pipes :. . 37, 11„ z ,i, o ' ds i RE I) PORT WINE. a Pipes WiliTE PORT WINE. i he ' ..9 •P ipei nt *IAD Ei RA WINE. - . tlic ~, se YN mes, winch are well. deserving the attention . cl `ektk I. fdoe, arez :.. ! ii of very superior Qoality, four . yc.ira 0 1.1, 1 r At tor bottling ; the' Jkl,ideira has lain some time ;Ii the ladie s . , San) ilrA t o 4-iniesilirier, Wbe 4l 'ln aPpli cat i n n to Messrs. Brock and armorrl.court, Throginorton.street. • ' . . • • C41..i VE.I. IMVS. E. " ° • • . To BE,SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. 1 .1, that Ca p ital, A r rilo n, E t - I ► li bed well-known; 116 . 14 ) N • t )" aCCUStOm'ect INN, situate on the Great Road frtnn . ; t cl is in , to Ireland, at a place railed Chapel on I. (44t,",r,'"PPing Norton; in the County of OxtOrd, between the fleatl tti,v - .l 4 `t 'I'M Bilmi! ghatn, aild on the R9ad to WorcesteF ; to-. .kr:r Nith the l'asure Grounds; Bowling Green, Kitchen o n b ie n,. Farts, Closes, .and Buildings thereunto adjoining e,9ll 4'nt; now in t he • t . f Mr. .1 - 101ines;„ oLettpa lon 0 . ,_ , f .. •:. , rot partictidars, apply (after Wednesday 4 ex t , to ~ erwAs, at Woodstock, SOCIETY FOR.TFIE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SiVIALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, August's 404. B ENEFACTIONS since the Last REP OR I', viz. T. Edwards Freeman, EFq. 12111 Benefaalon ,C to to o Thomas Vitt, Esq. -: - - - A. 2 2 0 lames Gray Jackson, Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 Mr Durst . - - A. I 1 o The Rev. Edward Marshall - - A. 2 z u Mr. Christopher G. Marwade - - A. t o o 1. Lewis, Esq. - • - - A. 2 2 0 Mr. Wallace - - , A. I t o lohn Cottcrell, Esq. - A. 2 2 o 101111 lames Douglas, Esq. - .... A. 3 o o al Div. on the Leeacy 01 Isaac Hawkins, Esq. 'so o o Unknown, per Treasurer , - - so o o J. L. Hampstead, per ditto - - - 2 2 u G. Wackinan, Esq. tol. tos, of which sum 51. Ss. is fur the Treasurer to give to Poor Prisoners in his Pour 01 Visitation - - - S S 0 Mr Ilearnden, 151st lienefatlion - - o 2 (~ A. B. il is. —found in Letter-Box 11. ts. - 2 2 0 A Fine from Hackney Coachman, per P. Slavin . 5 o o ,38 IS G. Considered the cases of 37 Petitioners. Approved . 36 Rejefted i. • Is.4lelactions arc received by James Esq. • the Trea surer, Cheyn&-walk,. Chelsea; 'also by Messrs. Ilerries, 'Farquhar, ' and Co. ;.•;.t. Pines's-street; Messrs. iiNTe, F leer-street ; I, ,:srs. Fuller and (hitters, Lombard -street; Messrs, 11;dclulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing cress ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co, Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Hanimersleys, Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Vere, Luc a dou, and Co. No. '77, Lombard-str.:et ; Messrs. Coldneys, St. James's_ street ; and by the Se , .:m.try, No. 9. Cr.ivcit, street, Strand, where. the hooka may we seen by those who are incli n ed to support tli;s Charity, and where thr Society will meet on the tirst Wednesday in September. IMPROVEMENT of the HARBot:i. ot WU. rot.. To CONTRACTORS for DIGGING-WORK. ANY Person rPe r.ons willing to Cite: traCt (qt . the Excavation of about ap,oeo cubic yards of Sand stone Rock to ed with looser mattet, may b.: sne‘in the Gro.ind and a s accitication of ill: Work. b) applying to its, at the linst‘il dock Company's Office, - Broad -street, Bristol. Proposals sealed tip to he delivered at the said Office on or before the loth day at August instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Niton. GEORGE lIALL, 2 Clerks,to the said JOHN OSBORNE, 1 S Company. Ist Aug. tilo4. ft‘II'ItOVENIt:NT Of the lIARB9llit of BitISTOL: D.ERS ()Ns c ntr4l tpr. furnishing P(TCII DINE TIMBER . from North Carolina, ac cord:tug to the dimensions at the foot, are desired to send it, Proposals, Sealon up, to BltIS PO L Dt) CUM. PAN V's t)F , IC 1.., in Broad-sum, Brist , l, on or Benue the Maur or r%.{...vc ~r tsi,vo, of the Twentieth Day of Att. guit instant, silt:Cityltil s the Price per Toitat which the same will be cietiverc.i at Bristol, and the earliest tithes of furnish mg the Sielle, _ , , _ • GEORGE Elia' 'HALL, Clerks to the linlN 13t) RN E, 5 Dock Company. AMERICAN P I TC H .P I N E wanted fo: the Bristol Docks. Inches. Inches. 4 rims : by, 1 9 and 37 Feet lOng. 4 ditto' t 7 by 17 ---- 37 F eet l ung. 4, ditto' OS by tg -3; Feet , 6 ditto 17 by 17 -- 35 Feet long. • 4 ditto , t 6 by 17 37 F eet 4 - unto 5 by 15., ---- 37 Feet long. 4 ditto .16 by 17 33 Feet long. 4 ditto ti by 15 - 33. Feet long. 13 ditto 16 by 17 31 Fret long. :2 ditto, ts by is ---- 30 Feet long. 1 4 ditto 24 by IS -• 26 Feet long. 212 ditto 21 'oy 16 2z Feet -long. r6B ditto t 6 by 14' - 52 Fe:3 long.* 300 ditto .14 by. 13 • --- 42 Feet long. 76 ditto 14 ,hy 14, - 44 Feet long. 12* ditto 14 by 14 .---.. 40 Feet lung, 66 ditto • 14 by 14 . 36 Peet long. Tlyzt above Timber s Anaking ‘about 06.000 Cubic Feet, is required to be straight, sound, and die-square,- and frec,from sap. • P. S. it having been represented to the Board of Direc tors that there will be ditfiLtilt) lii,proeuring to many pieces of Timber Ft fty-t W I ) Feet in length, theyhavedetermined to substitute double the number of pieces 3o Feet in ICtigt ll l. and to receive Proposals.on such last mentioned lengths: Sth Aug. 1804. , . •, VALUABLE FARM and PREMISES in HAMPSHIRE. To he DISPOSED of by PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, AN iinrxpireti Ter.n it Seve rn y in a LEASE-of a very VALUABLE ESTATE on the Sea Coastiot Hampshire. The Premises eomprize a most ex ' cellen‘. DWelline-house (on which a very considerable Suni of Money has hcen,expendal by the present 1 enant in Re ! ' pairs 'Mid Imploirehrents), with Breakfast-parlour, Eating room, Drawing-room, suitable Bed-chambers, .Ki tchen, and requisite Offices, with about ar) Acres o: Arable, Pasture, anti Meadow Land, in a high state of cultivation. •The Estate is pleasingly situate in a most desirable Neigh, botirhfiod, c‘mnianding !Prospects from the most picture s que Scenery of Land and Sea, and but a small di .slice from an excellent Market Town. For further particulars, .application may be made to Mr. Richman, Solicitor, Lyinington, Itauts. NEW S FATE I,,O•PTERY, 1804. Begins Drawing the 24th of next Month. ; IN the pre4ent and Anly' Len te'ry ti , he driven this Year are the greatest number of CAPITA PRIZES ever known, in proportion to.the stt,alE quantity of Tickets. SCHEME. No. of Prices. Val, Ouch. Total Value. 3 of £2o,troo are 460000 3 i0,04:10 - 3 4. 5,000 . 15,000 . 4000 . koJo ;oo • 4,0c0 20 - 100 . 2,000 4 0 So - 2,000 6, . 20 - 13 too° 25,000 Tickets kaso,ooo Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: 1 First-drawn Ticket First . Day - . - ,C. 1,000 1k First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - tO,OOO First-drawn Ticket Eighth Day - 20,i00 First-drawn Ticket Ninth Day - - 5,000 r of"licice.ltets and Shares on Sale at every Licensed Lottery PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . ,C. 17 17 Half . . c. 9 4 o I E ighth . . 7 a Quarter . . 413 o Sixteenth . c 3 6 • RHEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affec. tions, with their usual cpitconlitants, Spasm, or dy ing Pains, Flatulency . , Indtgestunt, and general Debility. (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by WI - 11TEHEAD's: ESSENCE of MUSTARD !'ILLS, after every other means had failed_ The 11,111 D ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the .Pills in those, Complaints where necessary), is perkilis the most active, penetrating, and-elleaual ,Remedy in the world, curing the severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by Opodeldock, Arquebusaile, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and sold at as. gd. each box or bottle, by R, Johnston, Apothecary, No. is, Greek.street, Soho, 4.01144. TO SCHOOLS. TABART and Co. of the Juvenile and Stitndi Library, No. is?, New Bond-street, have opened a REGISTER BOOK, in which they enter, free of expellee; the NAMES of SCHOOLS WAN VING ASSISTANTS or TEACHERS, and the Names of Assistants or Teacheis requiring Situations. AU Communications must be made free of Postage. 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The Work has, moreover, the particular aaim to notice in England, that it has been written within the present year, and at a time when Englishmen have bezn pr vented, !.y circumstances, from undertaking a similar perform ance. _ printed for Rich. Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paul's Chinch— yard. Of whom may be had, the NARRATIVE of KOTZ E BUE's EXILE into SIBERIA, in Three vols. . price izs in boards. THb WATERING PLACES for 13.34.! This Day was published, price las. in boards, 13s, half _ bound, or t3s. 6 , 1. in calf, gilt, in One very thi‘k and clo.sely printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Maps AA Views, THE, GUIDE .-to all. the % WATERING and •- SEA-BATHING PLACES in ENGLAND and WALES, tbr-1804, consisting of accurate and circumstantial Descriptions of P lace or fashionablit Resort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery in their Environs, with an itinerary of the 'Roads to an i from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. 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His ilfAyESTre NAVY do hereby give Notice, that wt It'eclneuktfy the txtb of September next, theywill he ready to receive Tenders it writing (rutted up), ami treat with. each Pe , sow at Tag/ undertake to supply all such Quantities of CIIESIIIRE, fi IR E, IKARIVICkis H I RE, and LOUC ES T'E SHIRE 'CHEESE, or CHEESE of equal' gowbrecr ; and ROSE CO It it (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER of equal rabies:, au shall he requi,e.lp His .11ajesfy's ling Service from that day to the 3otb . of Sept-mho , 18oi, inch e. sive. To he delivered, from time to time a; &snouted, into the Pk.. tualliug Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth-, atm/ . Plymouth, at the Covtratior's exposer ;to be warranted keep good ami rouod for the space of do secrethrpon the rerpeßive pei hde ; and to he pail Jot by 1.11111, payable, *with Par,e,,t, Ninety drys vitt,. date. The Conditions the antral?: may At :ten at the S•crteary's Odic!, at thir Office, or Ad, atp,'ying to Mr. I# . 7l.`iant: Dunsiers.lllo.6e 14 ; 41,1 for thc at an I. Nc pet:data" be ka.lt) any texier 1., which lb? Ptice IA4II nct bt th.terted7n word: at length, or ILI :14/1. - nC: 6r delivered to ,14 13, 4 ,4 kfo re 'Ow o'Ciwk on 'tiwe :aid IVrJauday the tzth of Settent , .r, :ter unless :Jr. fer,on .w makes the Tender, cr tome Perscs iylt hekail, attend:, to ans-amr, who: called /cr. 17CTUAL1. IsVG 0 FFIC 17, Auvie 9, . T 1 I E COMMISSIONERS far r 1CTU.41.1..1 NG tut heie4y give Notice, that on FRIDAY the 1711) inst. they be rem to rice; ve,T; e in writing, (sealed up) and treat f r ONE IitIMP RED and FIFTY TOiVS of ellUel;.:11E.1L and OAT. A1E411,, to be sexed Agether in eival propviiint, to be shi,. p-.:( delivered, with all potable expedition, to the ColleFt r of Ilis jetty's c w avos ar CerWiCk, in the Nall of.S:eitald ; and to be paid Jro by Bills, payable, with interest, go d.p.s after date. The Cnditicns of. the Contraft way be seen at the SeciTtary's . Office. No regard will be bad to avTelder in which I'l. Price shall not be interted in words at length, or that :ball not deliver ed to the Board before o.e o'Cloct on the said P,iday tie 17th inst. not unie.o. the Perron who makes the Tender, vr some Person on hit behalf, attends, to anru'er who, called for. • PIaTUALLI.VG OFFICE, ,ef. g ktt to, 1204. TIM COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING IL HIS MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the 17th instdqt, they noill be ready * to receive Tenders in writing (waled and treat far FOUR THOU. SAND SACKS el KILN- DR MD. .lIGUSEHOLD FLOUR, to be packed up in Casks to be procured by Government; is 48t dclivetvd in the-space tf One . Month, by week& proportions, into the Army Pia.alling Storrs in St. Cothethao: ; a nd t o be p a id for by Billtable, with interest, 9 3 days after date. The Condition: lithe Contra!! *0 Ittseen at the Secretary': Office. No regard will.be Lid tc any render .in whkh the Price :hail star be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he des'; vered to the Board before One o'Clcck on the' said FridaY next, the till; ix. stsnt, Roe unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on lilt ,behalf, attends, to answer when called for. GENER4L POST OFFICE, Avgtirt 8, 0004. JOSEPH MdRRIS,' a SetYeant the St, f l, of th t licretc,rd pistti:7, stands .l» dined . at the last fir the County of 11erefoi:d,,f4r Pcrgev, and alto Jr . . Irboever skall of prehen.l the 4aii .YLIS EPH 418, a'ii rititre lilat i i;; any . tf flit Atsjefty's GJOh , of this the Ist of Fehtkacy next, will be esti:leis' tO a Reward of FIFTY POUNDS: r ~ 'By Command i 1 Flit M..ljetty's Post. llfaster-General, ' F. 1 Rif ELIAIG, The said'yos EPII MORR IS is about 3oyeaSi ofage,jivefits: 5 or 6 imcbes hie), t.tle es:lst/ex/on, 'narked 'with the asnallitOir; bar a long visage, grsy (yeti light brown hair, eut in a Regimental style, and ron4whitArr:r. lle deserted from his evarter: at Bert.: ford on the night. of the '43:l'of )cilly last, dresied in a • Rekintental Blue Coat with white'butt4s, 'narked C. Rt. and a Crown uvei. the Letters, and the sttbale siirrounded with h Laurel Irerath,' Ker: slin . titeVaiste , at, Corduroy Breeches, an,:l rosiid Ilat, Ke h'a native' of Ilav,ilAdwist, and , was aksilt F three years ago s* IV !ter to Mr. Evans, an Atictncy of that Pace,' but J.,,.serty'of Narbeth, • R. BUTLER, No. 4, Clic apside, MIS just re itived a large supply of DI X 0 N's celebrated•ANTl.: BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary. They are a certain cure for Bilious, Gouty, anti Rileuinatic Disorders, Nervous and Sick Flead-Achy, Heart Burn, F latu. lancies, Weak ness of the Stomach, Depression of Spiri 3; 1 digestion, and Free Living, &c. ; They are used and recommended by the Royal family, the Viscountrsses Buckingham and Bulkely, the Dowager ta4.g. Say and Sele, the Lords Kilt - min and King, the Hon..i.,Maig. sey, Sir R. Williams, M.P. Sir G. P. 't urner, Bart. M. P. Sir VI. Manners, Bart. M.P. Sir R.' Fictley„ Kot, Welch, Km. Colonels Colze and Bishopp, Major Pritzler, Portsmouth ; Cantainslerv,s Rickets, Lloyd, and ughos ; the Rev., I. ,Storidarr, Warren ,Smith, Locke, T,tutitieray„ Hill, ancrsome hundreds of the i Nollility, Gentry, Cleto - In addition. to the number of Letters Mr. DIXt)N has received, is the ,following, from Captain Lloyd, of the Guards. “ Dale-Castle, Waverfordweat, South Wales, Feb. 24, iSa3. 4 ' Captain Lloyd.presents his compliments to M. Dixon. (although'not pen:wally acrpaiated with him), w0W..1 tans it as Ityour it he would *elk( him tour or five Boxe.:, of hss rill s as iovn as he pmsiti:y can. Mrs. Lloyd, who 1141'ai - ways used the' Medicine, is now pregnant and very unveil and we cannot get ti,.zin any whets .in This County, . a t' liaverford.west nor at Carmarthen ; ti.e a2arest they arc *old at is Bristol. hit- • the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Cedcinel klittlinpp and all hts Family. Csplaiii—Lioy.d feel* it his duty o: ri.voininetai fiw wllierever he goes;, and he really thi ns it Mr. I)i'xinx would appoint some Pelintia as. Venders in Vila County, it would he a benefit to the - commullity.” . . Dixon's Antibilious Pills are sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. - Boiler's, NA). 4, cheapside, corner of Paternosrer-rovi, vn 1 retail by must Medicine Yendec... in the 'United Kingdom*, in 13, , Nes, at 2.i. 9tl..arAi tart charitable purposes, in 80.144, 225. eact. 6s. and as. 94, •