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" 4 r ` 411 • 11 71i:fl , .4.- ( 4" • • • u - rr i , . • Alfr . t T T irtN r.7 ' \ 4 4. , illk '1 ;',.. .4e, : A i 1 : 2 1 t Y , . 7 ; ' , 'I t i: :''''t ' Y'''' ' )- :•.„.''' ' ) ,'/,` 7 7 1 1 , .../ ii.):•..it!lLZ4 'PC( 1 * • • NUVIBER 3694. T BURSDAY, JULY 19.. iBo4, FPRICE - 6E: MIDDLESEX ELECTION. • Crown and Anchor T4vcrn, fuly !7, AT a nu me ntos ~ n il respedable EETING of thoFgEEH(mDERS of the COINTY.of I..)I.LSEX, held this Day uy adjournment, pursuant to Advertisement for that purpose • SAMUEL FYLER, ' Esq.! in the Chair; GEORGE Bo ti LTON MAIN wARING, Esq. haVing Itllentled this Meeting, and aecedcd to the proposal which • _ ll4 l been made him, to otter }ilium:llas a Candidate to repre se.t this County in Parliament ;, Resolved, That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given Z0G..11. MAIN WARING, E sq . f or hi s aequidscente in the Wishes of the Freeholders. • Resolved. That the Friends of G EORC S uiToN to umN WARING, Esq. be e/rnestly requested immediately commence an Olive Canvass in the several Distriets of this .%.°lnitY. at the shortnes s o f the i nterva l prev i ous to the D ay Election, O lenders it impossible for Mr, MAI NWARLNG Pay his respects to every Freeholder in person. ' • The Thank s o f the Meeting ware voted to the Chairman. Toithe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD. 'ERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. eititt.Liatm, Itoinvliance with the wishes of a lage and re. speetabie BODY of FREEHOLDERS, ()Mr . my ft r ni ed l9ll6 te t" . " you in the present Par lumen t. tArtit.o " the ounty has !mit, 1 could not want *naives to ilKluee me to'obe the call with which I have been honoured, even limy lather had not suffered:Ls he has by the partiality of th e SiterittS at the lastTlection. 1, inn b:iund to ackilow. ledge, with gratitude, thb noble and generous Resolution f whichany has b een atioPtea by rom Ex the Freeholders Sc)indemnity me peme in this Contest. Feeling, as I do, that r tir Cause 16 that of every Veetor, and indeed of every loyal I am proud of being wtt.zted to stand forward on such occasiou, and I beg leave to assure-you, in case of, my xuccess, that my utlllUtr endeavours shall be exerted to p rove Myst:lino: unworthy 05 your choice., I have th e H onour to be, GENT*.EME Your obliged And lie voted Servant, G. 13061:11M 11-IAINWARING. Crown and An c h or Tavern, 17111 July , 'BO4, 4--- MIDDLESEXELECTION. • THE Co ‘ , l .\ ilt - 't E E kr Condueting site • Li neolti l s-ino.tields, where it is rcquested . lllat 41 I.etters MaY be . eiii, anti whcre Lormounic.a ions will Lie thankfully „rect._ _ived. (l ti I t th, tB T 4. ][__—_-__________ AM.-I,Sti wild. ,V1L1S1l.: - , le) . ivit.. A 1 - A.1... N, ...) assisted by Nlessrs. TO NI LI N SON and M A THE: It, p riv alvoy laUAin V , Ladies alai Gentl eme n of an age, who te , ve never l earnt t h ese acLoinp li blinleins, or not in the fa .. *limitable style, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, ;old No. to, Great Abe-street, Gatxlman's-tieltis, on Plans • expressly formed cur the-se who would acquire them, para.. cularly private, expeditiously and elegantly. Piano Forte and I•hirp taught. Schools and Families in Town, and within 18 miles, punc_ filially attended, and systoiratiLally instrudiett in every oseful, elegant and tiiiisheil part or inutieni Dancing and Music. , . L a di es and t;ent,einen of tespeetability, coining troirethe . 4 . ! . Country to learn, °inters, Foreigners, anti all who wish to Make extreme rapid progress, may have Apartments and Board in the House, with collation Instruction till perfeet, • which this way takes a very short time. - C USTOct.titiser,,3, ok, . . , . FOR SALE, • • , 4 ... Iv , By Order of the Honourable the Conunissioners of His Ma. jesty's Customs, , •-•• On Wednesday the 18ilt, . Itiorsday tho tgth, and Friday the . Goth of July, 1394, at Three o'Ciock nt the Afternoons of the saiu Days, in the Lung Room, Custuni-Hopse • Lou. • don • I-11E followi ng GOODS , - which -ate allotted in' ~ .1 small Quantities, ti* the better Accorrottodation of the several Dealers, as :well as private Persons, who choose to . • ..• become Purchasers. ':•• , r . • . . FOR EXPORTATION, 4 , • East . India prohibited Goods, ike...• . '. . • ' lOR tiom E ,coNsu NiPTIoN, . . • . - 'A:randy, Ruin, Geneva, Cordials, Wine, Oil, Sugar and •other Groceiy, Sadlery, IVool, Musical, Instrumtints, • Boats, Timber, Cordage, Lignum Quassia, See. Sails, Tobacco .Ashes, and Cinders,: M uslin, Calico, Nankeen, C orne li an heads, 0 sificlt Feathers; .1 Wean and ilk Late, llotnba*eens, ant sundry. other Sorts ot Goods, us mentioned in:the:Cant . vogues. • CLEAR OF ALL OVTIES.., The floats, Thither, Cordage, Lignuin Quassia, Sec. to he le4l at the Tobacco,Gronnd, near UreenlAnd Doc, ltothei-. Lithe ; th e Tobacco Ashes and Cinders at the Klilg'S Tob. Tower , hil I and all the Other Goods at His M a . irSty's•Wweltouse, Custom-itutise, London, ori"Montlay the the 16th, and i uesday : the t7th f01y,1804, front Iliac One in Forenoons, 'and in , the Mornings befote tip Sale, wherc;' CaraiNues will be delivered. • Gvotis.hought.at thic Sale inust•be paid for on-or be tore ""otillOulay the lith or Alig , W, 1 804, between. the hours of Nine o'Cltick in the MOrning a,,d Three in the Afternoon, or the Deposits made thereon w absoluttlk become •for a`Rt theCood resold at alurtoe Sjle. _ . . Purs I cant to a O ecree O iik.l'l... l'AIPTtitilLY Sow, „,• o w ti ..6 Cpqrt of Chancery, ,made in a c linw w here l rl•liioAl.\S RA W LINES anti Others, • are P l“initt6. and MARY PRATER and Othe rs , are .1),:. ft nd ants, by Mr John Stephens, Attaioneer, the Person A PPointed by. junti :isincun, Esq:one (4 the Masters of the *Am Court, at the Re.. Lion, 'at St. Col units Major, in the rir\tCounty of Comm:III, on Fralay,the 27th Day of j uty inst. ( i.i t 0' Clock inine A tternoon, in One Lot, 1 "v '' • FR ELIIOLD IVIESSUAGES, FAItMS collin a l t i; i n i )ANDs; oC TI•IOMAS ,PRAT ER,. late of Sr. the ,,....,_,1vt_ i jor alorc.s4id, Gentleman, iteccilsed, situate . .t. 6 ln oflo'l7lsllm Newty ll , ' Lii the SZIiti'COUMV, 111 tie OLCup_.l 1 ~ "hiCh "and 114 "'Y Limier, under a Lea,....c for a 'rerm of Years, Tho m ; wi ll ..,,, e xt)' , le ut M Iv+ i .linas next, and or lohh Duo) . - eetlaitt 't. • " ' Partiospaar4 1 ." 1 11 year to year. Southanipt ':;,"Y 4 e, hat'. at the said Master's Chambers, Price and - 1 : 11 : — " 1 " 1 4 ebancery-lane, Lett(i.m , ;• ot Me"' rran c i s p.l3 -"I'‘', L i“colii's in» New-iquare ; and (4 hl r. ---......,„_- Yrater kenning,, St. Cot ii Major aforesaid. ' ' C()T E II 6 - 5 -7. ' 7--" 1 Si.., pear BR ISTO L. (In O n , L.„,TO HE SOLI) BY AUCTION, .. -- - -11 solll' t• • •t IteXt Of IY/iii.7ll nqtlC'e Will be give '• .‘ ""‘ I " Augth '• ' 'lre ' - i ' . -it) V. thin '• • T h e , • pt, o, it not disposed of by. PIIVILIC . r...a, ent :doutli of filly, ' . 1 . hE titfly tiesirabie FREEHOLD ESTATE and .... LNI)s. call-i co - FE 1-10 USE ware Mille Parish plWestbura •" ' . .; i - ' sl •' -t' the City of m i ,., , 1-upon.Tryin,• wa.tat two miles 0 . ~_ b . 4101 , on -the commanding side of l)iii.111 lin Down, a inuAt 11.;''. uti rn ) "111 htalthy part of the County or G loocestc,r , !,n' II ': ne+gthotirliiioci. and coin iating View.; of CIO tun, •Sticitl .4 -,'k, Maize Castl;•., anti King's Weston. "4 -lie kstaie consists . 0f a c a p ita l e l egant stone. tilt Man. ,i"o- ho use, containing' eight upper Chambers, sis prinCIPAI lied-chain...Ts, 'and Dressing -looms, Closets, i'...c. &'S•• " eapital and elciwt DraWing-tooln, with r,',‘-`,''''' " i 'illct i ()' " ) 3 : 7 t It et by 27, and it) ieet nigh; an elegant klii:l114 l'ar,our, 2 .i . ect by zi ; a hicakfast. Patleur, 22: by niiti-room, 11 breSN't.-100M. tirt Ell( tillice i A.il I or Viititile, is ; a Liorary, iiii Kith Domestic Ottii.::is • I j orm,yard, capital Kitclici; G.,r -4 ott, llot-liQusca, double Coach -houses, Stabling for 12 Horses, and other Conveniences. The Land consists of a b eaut if u l Lawn aril. howl ing_, grreen, and Paddock, with a pool of water, and about tit Acres two p e .,, 1 v e xc , 4 . • Liiii tt, Land,stbury AltadaW, and Pasture, tytlie.free, and We einln. • . . . TOSSetitijOtt of t h e Mansion, tl and about 2 , 3 Acres of .Land, I TI 4 Y be h a d i n O tiober. The remainder of the I.: 111 03 are lett o'n Lease, of which f our years were tinexpirei 1:•"a 1 "t ' t Y" day last. 1 - • ' Ihe Estate may be viewed b' Tickets, for which, and for farther particulais, apply to Messrs. Itengough and, Palmer, ~:'",° , rniess john-si Net,. llrisiol -. or' tslessis. Ward, Dtriuttts '`t' ureilve i Covent.garsien, London. I e t 1 1° ' VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINC t of WALES. TO.MORROW EVENING, the ugh inst. will be a (1 It AN I) GALA, and brilliant display of Fire- Works. Admission 3s. Farther particulars' will be given in the Bills of the day: This Day was published, price is. MANUAL tor the the of unlearnedTetions, in READING the PSA t.MS, as printed inthe Com mon Prayer Book, explaining the obscure Passages. By W. H. REVNELL M.A. Vicar of Hnrnchurch, Essex. Printed for T. Cattail and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, " RV T. Budd, at tile Crown and Mitre, Fall. Mall, A ALTEREM PARTEM ; or, The Real 1 - 1. 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This Work is continue* monthly Parts, pike nos. 6d. each ; I.ur of which litchi a v o ! time Avery tem Copies are - supeibl v printed . oti.. fine ,royal paper, with BO impressions of the Plates, price iBs. each rant. A - Prosv -- ,lits may be seen at the HEALTH 1% NI) 4,ONt; EVI . 1' Y. JAMES's A NA I.EI)'.IIC , PILLS. TO 01)iiatte the . Jrnp6sit w hich have long been .praelised in regard to this Medicine, a Small - attention only 4s requisite; for as F,y favoor of the Commissioners of the Statup.o dice, separate Plates have been prepared 'for Mr. Nesvbery:s with Lis Name engraved in the Stamps, itlic I mitatitm (if ts.hicit would be a Capital Otti.nee, the'o, ottine Preparation may now. be techly ascertained; it is theretbre reczipmencled to Purcliaseks not to open any Box in furute, unless they observe the wordy, F. Nevibery,. No. 45, St.:Paul's," printed in the Stamp. . The i;uperiat E. xcel tepee of theie Pills in Rheumatistns anti C9lds, as well as in other Complaints- to which the human fratne Is liable, from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is tail. versally acknowledt,red 'lhey,are,. admirably calculated for Bilious, and other Disonlers the Stuinaeli and Bowels ; for ilead r achs oceasconed by Lndigestioli ; arid for preventing Palsies'. and Apoplexies, so often the COlWCpleliCe of Kecotirse should ha had to them alter every Ex cess, and Upon every slight Indisposition ; and Alms their well-known - ellaraderistic of •prontothig Longevity wilt he maintained ; for by'assisting`nature In the due discharge et the anitlial functions, and by keeping the Constitution, as it were f. in continual' repair, they pieterve the body in health and vtgottr, arKt:preyent premature decay. They require ntr, potieulur confinement nor 'attention to stmt. They are sold only by F. 'Newbt:ry and Sons, e• the Ware' house for Dr. Jan-ides Powder, 'No: , St. Pool's, a few doors from cheapsicie; Louden; 4 45 101 at Ur. lamest:late house in Bruton`.street,; . in boxes. price 4s. 6d, each, Stamp includ ed ;or the'quantity of'Si OW large box fur ii. 4s. T HE ONLY ST ; p Ii T i E s7y L E O A T R TERY to tie Drawn SCHEME. No. of Prikes. Val. of each.. 'Total Value. 3 of ‘29,0a0 are ,C60,0.,0 3 . to,aoo . 30, 000 3 s i ooo ft I i.OOO 6 f OQO 6,0a0 • • 8 . Soo • con. ao . lod . 2,000' 4 0 5 0 2,000 6,550 • 22 - 13 tOOO 25,000 Tickets ,C216,6."6" Part of the Capitals to be determined as undel*: • First-drawn Ticket First Day - • - ,C.1,0p0 First-drawn Ticket•Sevenris Day - ro,ooo First-drawn Ticket Eighth Day -2.0,00 e First-drawn Ticket Ninth Day - 5',C00 Begins Drawing September 24, 1894. TICKETS and SitAIS ES are on SALE at all the LI CENSE!) I.O . I"fEItY.OEFICES. ' w. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE 110USt,. PATENT I.IETEADS AND TABLES, n UTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-rooms anti Manufa6tory, -Nos. 'llan(' t,l, 6sthe. ruse Street. A large assortment ur articles of tits newest, neatest, and,most cecostomical Fash . .ons, of well s?asoned materials, and excellent. workmanssiip, with several im provements. BUTLER respeellnlly relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will nee 'through the paltry ;.ley iceS and insinuations oppuseci to.him and counterfeiting his des. it is well kNown that 13 hits two patent!;, for .Tables, the other tOr Bedsteads; the principle of the 'first is applicable to almost a l kinds of Tables, and is ,allow, dto oe a.gre;it improvement ;.. it renders them more cOriveniont for Houses, and much snare portable,. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, - Soia, an 1 i'ie r Beds,-w Inch latter are ~i ogularly use_ tid in sickness; :ant each when Shut - up, make a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting . Room, Orpssing Room,. &c. Four Post and Taint Beds . go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with 'much ease without the help, of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, 'apt ate very portable. Particular kitids of the 'above, adapted f.r Gentlemen of the! Army . 410 Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, Ste., 0u r a's Patent Manufactures nave berii griciously pa. • tronized by the King, Queen, and Royal . family, and tto Floured by orders from numbers or the Nobility and Gentry; and have been hOghly approve'l at in the East nod West Indies : the ment at the Articles have thus met with fit: vourabie entouagement, and for wlit,:h he returris.hisgrate tul acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of. flees of s ine other,, whu fix up large Sign-Boards, with Burton's name inscribed, which may help also to promote his Business, or should if he designed otherwise, he, by the permission of Pr, , vidence, manutadurcs and sells his Supe. nor Four-post and other Beck, excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine -street, 8 doors from the Strand...l Brick front Muse, where he has con. strutted several Took ;nal . Machines for working the same, and has otherwise , been at cooSiclerable ex pence to bring than to that utility and degree of perfedtion at Which they now are. At the same place may be . had every Article. for the completely FUrnishing Houses. N. IL For Exportation. BUTLER, NO. 4, Cheapsiile, has just re. ceived a large supply of DI X 0 N's 'celebrated AN TIBILIOUS • PILLS, prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothe cary. They area certain. Cure for Bilious, Gouty, and Rheu matic Disorders, Nervous:m.l Sick Head-Achy, Heart-Bum, Piatulencies, Weakness of the Stomach ) , Dekessiou of Spirits, I mligeition, and F ree Living, lee. aoti. 'They are used and recommended by the Royal Family. the Viscountetwattykingitam and liulkeley, the Dowager Lady Say and Sile, the Lords Kilniain and King, the lion. I. Massey, Sir R. Williams, M. P. Sir G. P., Turner, Bart. M. P. Sir W. Manners, Bart. M. P.. Sir R. Haley, Kin. Sir N. Welch„, Kra. Colonels Coke and Bishcipp, Major I'ritzler, Portsmouth ' Captains Jervis, Rickets, Lloyd, and Hughes, the Rcv. j. Stoddart, Warren, Smith, Locke, Tan.. queray, Hill, and some hundreds of the Nobility, Gentry,. and Clergy. , c;pltiW,ltolesale and' Retail, at Mr. Hittites, No. 4, Clicapside,' corner of l'aternoster.row, and Retail by mot Country Medicine Venders acid tookselters, - inßuzet; at 6s. anti As, 9d : each. , , . THE CORDIAL BALM of. GILEAD by its softening, healioz, and tonic Q"and salutary ArdOrds.a sure prospal of returning Strengt It,. and a certain hope of niuscular Invigoration to those who are tn i ;Med by premature or excessive I riAulgencies licnee.arlso %Vcakness u, Sight, Vertigoes, 1.0. A or Appetite,. and, Men. tat Decay. A body tliAt is eivervatetlin youth, 'Set lain. reco vers itself by any °Um:* ineans than this Restorative; 444 e and I ntuuttnes speedily come one and the ththti of Lik, is shortened : for, the lotrinintentor k happy old ati;e, is a good Constitution in youth teniperaneo and mod:ration, at that age_, are pass Ports to happy grey • Youth of either Sex, who •have praelised a secret still de struetve Vice, and thereby relate.!, we.4if , esied, and dehili. . tilted th,.. whole Nervous System,' will Sire; the Cordial tialin of Gilead the most powernil, certain, and ite:Twdy. 'This . Cordial par bees' irmorticit inty successful with young Previe,.vho hare the appearance and airot old. ; who are pale, etf4llo l 4 3 te, 11 :nomoed, stupid, and even imbecile; w h ose nadirs are oecoine bear, who:4.ll:gs . are tin 1 01 )ser searccly able to carry them who haie an titter distaste for csav thing, and arc totally i nca p ac i tate d. Wilerd mkt:lo is frequently disordered, the body is weakened,. pale. :xxiiiy decay. and emaciation, succeed this Most, de. strut:tire habit, and the eyes sink into the head. The virtue of toa Cordial Hahn of Gilead is daily demonstrateilLin era ' dictating the worst and must dangerous symptoms of Nervous Di:writers ; and nothing has tendul so much to establish the Lime ut this Merlione, as its certain success in those Coin.. • plaints w 1. strike their roots 'so deep in the Constitthiun, • and are so fatal to the happiness, of Mankind. - • . Pfclhiled by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in bas. Cal. and 331. !Mottles; the latter contain four of the former, try which the eUrCll'iiet S4VCS9S. Every t;enuine liottle,has a Stamp , which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Santuel"Solo.• • Liverpool,'" to imitate'which is Felony. . , It The Postage of all Letters to the lloetor must be paid and 105. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. Tile Cordial Ilalin'ot Gilead, A riti-linpetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Giiitle to Health," are' sold by KCJIUI4.III ; 110111hU1101; lt. Liach, PCIIII-Slreet, Ne - w-York. ; Mathews, No. ii, Strand, London ; and i Itch, by Huard; Ittistul, Iluigin ; lirigliton, Gregory ; llir. Mingliani, Knott stud Lloyd ; Belford, Smith ; tilantitorit, Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's. Dingle; Cheltenham, Se:. don; Cambridge, liiidoon Coventry, Kollason ; Colchrs. ter, Keytner ; Canterbury, S 4111,101111; Carlisle, lonic; Cllollolll ' E theringtost C hel moor(' , C har ; Chester, Pnel and Sett Chichester, Plullipson ; eirenceiter, Smith; Chippenhatn, Combs; Dublitt,,Keette, No. 6, College green; Derby, Drevirt, Ditrltintis Pennington ; Dover. Neales ; 'Davit's Lowe; Dorchester Virtue ; 1)eal, Rose; Dartmouth, lackso n ; Edinburgh. Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewin ist and Son 4 . FAlttimitli, Elliot ;' Clouces. ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, M‘Donald • Liverpool, ,Mer. wade Casette 0411.. e • Leedt, buns, Ifoimes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, ileatiley ; Leicester, Cree,ory, S win fen ; Lewes, Vitt ; 'Manchester, Thomps.ut ; Maidstone, Walker; Margate, RoWe; ;.; N isi e o w tt b il u a r n y lii tu n t Atlee; Neweast ki le a , " W hi al l e ig r„ th li f ot ia lg m so h n i Dicey ; Nottingham, liu rbage ; Norwich,. ,S teYtusolf and Cu. ; OXiorti, Jones; Plymouth Dock, Hos land. ; Ports tri.utlt, Detain; Reldins., Stuart and Co. # Rochester, Ether -141)4t ; Preston, ieneent , S h rewsbury, 1,40 0 % 444 S° l ' t ;. 11 s 1 u 11 1 1 0 r Ile ami ll:ked r4 ; y 1ta s t a lt h , o h ry !u . str e a u n i t in S s t ; aniford, Newcomb ; , prange ; Welk, Icy ; Taunton, rooic ; Tunbridge Welis Sc S 4rrtitlirih. Is4Y* • " wsterihnime ; arta by 'Fenders 0 Genuine tylolicincs in the Vatted Kingdom. Weymouth, Wood • Windsor, - 11 luittivey, ;• York., PICT L O.I•TiC E; . . . , ty IS, TH,E.OOIIIIII3B‘ lONE RSfo' rIc.a .. v . ALLING Ibis 111.437,571"4. NAVY berety shie Notice, t,l at on Wednesday next, flit o,stb inn. they ..4.111 be re,elfy le 4ceilt Toidertin iiitg (1e.144 tep)a.t,biretot fur .FOUR I ICI.VDRE Cl,l ALDRONS of pl !Ts WEI b;l",b MOOR pay, to be neli.'r,d ilttoo months alohtide frit' A.tiziesly's ,!-Temi.vs at 1.144j0rd, free 64;2;1 cua a acid risk to iutel• I,4sterage, ivreq,;',, or etberw - lie, and t ? be paid fJr 1:) , .11;7 intere,;, ninety dLp 41ter.iale. Tie andillePtl of the Codlr.la tney_be seen at tl.e S,c;eta:i't Ofee, =quid will be hod to any Tender in .411,,,r1, ths !Wee 46 nct be- :t3 reed in 14,,1de at leit i th, cr that n , l be deliverf.l to IL: Board. before One ~ .*C72.4 Qv tie said 1V.1,....rday nrxt, llis 25t4 nor tedess the Pero; lobo wiaket tad cr se' Person on his behalf, attend:, 1%., a vrt.i , er 7..4.4cn . 7' OFFICZ OF ORDN/INCE, • .lr y 4, . I go4. • PIUNCIP,II: CIFFIc:RS r , hilreAy eve Notice, Vi t a Pip p 15.:y1:,6t 4., C', hi St. Atirgarret-streeti ./.vi: , sier, Ott *r • . :v next, fi. pni 111.4L.t. !de •;, t itidevaictbe of COI!, 170 CPS ki,:d RIFE apvn Contraa, far the trrvire Deptutatnt., ra:;erns C cv,` , l4 - ,5 m.o. be stem at ite 111,:etur.. able Principal Stbre , ;(/'.e's• Oflit . 4:, :'e T,re.tr. Further P.:rtieni.:i-r, t„dgethet tte Term.yold Canditions?) th e Canti..i 4 l, may he kn,wn upon apPit . ifttion at the Srereta.yi Oiler, in Si. ..11.1.rintreCs-rtreet. etty tetween the hours Ten and Four o'Clot k, where the Prop,sair ai e drtrivere4 Jealed up, and marked on the " I' mix)sals fur tto 'supply t Copper f ftxypa avid R.ivo.ts ;''' Gut no eraperal: can be admitted' after the raid 4 , b Day t„.l 4:tgurt • By Order of the . Board, n. ii. CIZEir, • • • TO PARENTS, GUARI3IANS; AND BOARDING- S r C retiT he. principal . 6erk of T'lE aresf;elakatbvlieng . MLerechant in Tojrn; will ineoprostibly prove the superior efficacy of C NG's.I I AT ENT WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES', in removing those cont; plaintS in the Stomach and Side, that have resisted the power of all other Medicine. 'co Messrs. Ching and Butler, No, 4, Cheapiiide, LOndon. Gentlemen—With- lively heartttil gratitude I am eit: .abled to inform you.of tho roost surprizing carer my Wire 11:1$ received by your invaluable Citing's Patent Worm Lozenges. For three years she was atilkited, wirlt such a violent pa i n i n. hat* Side, as to confine her to her. bed the greatest•part of that time; every Medicine: that the skill °fan emin e n t Physician; assisted by a Surgeorrand an Apothecary, could suggest, was administered, but to no purpose. She went to llath to try - the -. e1t41 of the waters, and after; undergoing• stone painful. and distressing operations, but finding no relief, she was re. duced to such a state of weaknzss as not to be ablelo move in her bed'withont Assistance, and we expe4ed her hourly dissolution, When providentially I Met with one your Dills, and observing, in the symptoms of Worms given, some corresponding with my Wife's com:tiAnts, I . p .. ,urcitased . a Box, and, with the second 'dose used a Vtt'orin above a foot' long, and an inch in •eirciimterence; and riurn")erless smaller, ones. .By - the continued u, • ,..t 4 ,. of pour ;is di f gaed, she recovered stre.non„ anA was llVOily restored - to' her tarnily, and haS been for nearly three. yeas since, in a good state et health. • . El;courrlir ed by he r 1 11 ) 'llY experience, we have often to. commended your Lor3hges, and nee iu flee colisint habit of giving them to our prior ne!!;llbotirs and tlteir children with invariable huccess... QratitucUi tproinpted. me to torfAc fitly Wile's case known to you long no, but I waited to beini 4 inred that' the restor4tion w.ts complete. m iking it pUblii: tor the benefit of 'at hits; 'you greAtly• obltp,e, . • , • PCIItI6II9t), obecti:itt and grAtelut humble fizrYant, • 77, G ravel - S.,nt tliwarlt-, • M. Si L COC ' l‘lacch • • .• Chiug's Worst' Destroying Lozeit,, ,, ei are ,9,1 d Whole3•4leatut Retail tit Ching a:l4i N;.;.,. 4, C!,,exp.. de side, corner of - Vatemo'kt , :r- row N and etait by nicgt einet VenrS. ift united', ithe Ffingdoms,,in fluxes ,r ball Boxes 2ti. g i.i',410 t<mm ch4lt , Cok, pLill)o4c:s in '4UX,4.IC its. each, with direetious, sign,:d tlik:.' ttwcitt To TIIO . IIIAS 'I ; AY 1,0 I!, • Dear Sir, -• No-..!, 004,.;‘,1 Bri4e.,Sireet, London. • T .FEEL k a Duty incumbent up o n n te , . to i n f orm • you of the,very gfc..l e%tr,ordilutry Circa l h ccivett LEAK L's 'About •two years ago, I was attacked wltli'a RN ERE :1 y. DISt)KI)Ek «hied I treated rather slight f.y for :.:111,L./j u w. but the Dis.:as.: a; spieadinv, over Was obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Faeulty, but . their assistance at - limiest; only temporary 'relict 1 went (i th f r a o .c u t g n h o y, 4 *aio rc r :li tT Ei C h irss i .i r ii ,,‘ L: as ot t ' e s tilt l e lv v l ti t o i li a , n ant vre fr s o u m being eleton. ;T he; tiliers that spread ell over arty Limbs rendered the a eons. plete'A)bjeel, so that ity Friends despaired:Of my ree , iyery. When brought to this situation, I etnisiLlefed death t:, i - nevi. table, but a relation of mine conunenting upon the limy 'Cases' in which your Pills. had siiceeciled, I was imiuccd to try.it i llox of 111e111, which I thought rather relieved top, ati.l by,.persevcting for two or three m mths, and following your diredionsM experienced the . toost usuiccount,thle relaxatioli hunt pain, ,the ‘ sores grmilwilly subsiding ; am flov, thank Gat, perteelly roenvcied, wad walking omit daily: I doubt nor, but one more box, t 4 bleb i think cautious to take, will ••• establish my health in its original state. It is . with the most heart-felt gratitude, that I Subtivrilm myself, . Sir t your much obliged humble : Servant, Deansgate, M . inehester, July r, tßoi. W. PEA Aso N. 6.: For the puhlie benefit, Ido not ohjea to the Anse being published, but . leave you to act as your fawn better judgment shall didate. " • Prepared unml Siild by the solo ProPrietor; • THUS. TAY 1.0 a , Menittef of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New liridge..street ; Where, atter a constant residence of mote than' Thirty-six • Years, 111 a pradice, particularly clime - tett to the Cure •ut , Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable amerces which Men of his Profession should elw.iys absetYP. 'he flatters himself, the advice unit assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this will he esteennxt by &discerning Public, as an advaritage,seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. .• Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, AI. ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyainip:, 4,0.3, ()shied.. street ; Mr. Dishorotigh's, No. 7, Fish-tireet•inli ; Steel's, Bookseller, No. i t :Union-row, Little Tower-hilt; 'Mr. Baxter's, • SouP..briilge,„ Eilinhurgh ; Mt. Cali wi.ll's, Dublin; Mi. hillingess, Liverpooi ; Mr. Aiknoinws, Ma n . chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Buttes of only as. cat. each, sealed up with full amid plala direetious, whereby persons oh 411 iler sex may cure theins,:ives withease, spezhl, secrecy, and suet) . , _ . , N. 8.. Every I:ox sold irt.t . ; rest Britain k sealpd up .wit It a stamp, :;71 whiclt, by t.tvc,nr ot' the Commis,otters, .11 I), mt. eti, 41 rill: St.zoi+.ollicc, ". T. Taylc. , r, No. 9, New lir“ivs. ,tro t :t," to imitate which is Felony. att.i all others atc ‘:outt., terkas.'