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IN' P OPE- fespeCtittlly informs the Public, that the: , . 0 , , DR..kw ING of the IRISH LPTTERY_commences 'k'lolid,ty the 2cth Of this Month, and that :PICKETS and, b ef .R ES an. ~,-, ,v on Sale,_ in an. e)i,tensive variety kif Num-, • ', tx , '' at his " t •munate Office," No. iz, corner of the Rcyal to 'hotge,faciii, file Bank of England, where capital Prizes, ' am iftiii.funt or t ightv-seven Thousand Ponncis, were sold , -mr egisteredin the preceding three Lptteries, • - :.: ,• - 'T.I-If. SCHEME. . z Prizes of - - s Z-2 0 ,000 - .. ~ , 2. t 10;003 3 , - - ~,,,. ..., - ..., 5,000 ' -5: " - - - - -, -, -. 1 .5 ,0 0- 7„.19 PrizeS front- tool; to BE . i n The Drawing o 'this,. Lottery becornes.peculiarly interest- t , trom bei li gsdni pjeted _in .2,4. days:only, `eyery, zd, 44,-and: ti l dttY ctfAviii'cli entitles to "a" Capital .Prize as follows , : • ~f.rst-Kintwii -Ist Day'rt .3pcx - F-111t4.0iivil 1.301 Day,C.r,ooo liitt o bilt .4th pay : seo -.: DOW :.. . --57th ••: r,OOO • V itt ° •.,, 7th-Day 1,p00,....Difin. ~ l9,th,Day 20,00* -4" loth Day l.cioo Ditto . zise-Day fo,oeso Last-drawn Ticket roool. E , Such . of . • a variety beneficial Chaiu:es- . 4 p-striall - 4 risk as ri 'ght Gniileas with a. D'rawni"g4ttfirliialaelh sti'ilwit a pc-atTien, circumstances a re ion. bcf th frtykting.zabd.'clattaing public . • •A . . •.• • , . .. . ~ . 1 r - ... i l '' the A Sum of sto 3dool. is ready ..or purchase of I Lifea...._____An7nuity, on unquestionable Suu-utitlf- • in in te as-above 0 X F 4) R E-ET and ST. jA.MES'-s.STRE:.I347, - ODGES.aOd Co. respedfully , acqqaint , lhe•Pub_ ., • lic they have a great Variety,of.lßlSll Ti CITE S. and LEGAL SHARES SALE at the folli.iiviug'Yrif • ,:&i,. Viz . on • Ticket, - 8 8 o rna) 4. gain: . 16 - 0619 " - • Hall, _ 4 8 o Quarter, , 25 0 •••,-----• 3 , M° Eighth, 1 2.6 /-7.7 -, 2 , 75c0 • t, Sixteenth, - oit 6 .. w 12 SS.; (t'°dges aid Co will pay the titatoit.:Value for the Prizes - any alllount),O0 demand. - • *** The Drawing will begin on Monday heNt. ai, f) fhe Government Express will arrive daily at the tb ye e 224 Offices, the brat of which will be due on Wednesday SWIFT and Co. No. i r, Poultry, London (esta -o,,blished in the Year .1750, ancl. _at their .State Lotte - ry T 1 ",q• in, the City of Glasgow, re appoittml, to sat th e icitet s and legal S tarn ed Shares ofhe IRISH STATE LOTTERY for 'JULY., 110 . of P l' SCHEME. ri zes . ' Value of - each. TOtallValue. 2 of ,C . 21> t o oo i 8 i C .40,000 Z 10,000 . 20,0430 3 -- 5,000 15,000 2 * 2;0o0 ""'" 4,300 5 --- z,OOO ...-- 4,000 3 - -=- 500 rsoo 3 -- -zoo --- 3zo , 6 6o ,0 0 114. $ ..... ' 6 % 8 4 0 1..:.............. 3 ,0 , -A Prizes 2 3,994 Blanks ....._...... 3;000 Tickets • ice,::oo ~... Part of the Capitals to be determined as under : first Drawn Ticket Ist Day 3: , 0 Ditto Ath Day 5.)0 Ditto 7th Day tor* Di tto --,:— Toth Day 2,0p0 Ditto 13111 Day 5 tOOO Ditto --,. 1711 a Day r,OOO Ditto .- igth Day 4.-- zo,ooo Ditto • 2tat lay --- to,ooo Last Drawn ---- 4. I,eaa Letters addressed to SWIFT and Co. *IA No. No. ri, POULtaY, LONDON, sank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or Bills payable on ' d emand in London, immediately answered, and all Orders RY Coachmen, Guards, or Carriers, punelually executed. Price of a Ticket, Si. Bs. ,C. s. d. • - 1 . Half 48 a Eighth - 1 z 6 quarter - z o Sixteenth a t 6 04- egins drawing on Monday nday next, the loth of July; 180 r. . jULY IRISH STATE LOTTERY, 1801. . .Bt ins. Drawing on MONDAY NEXT, . . THE' TICKETS, HALVES,. Q UARTERS, EIG lITHS, and. SI XT E E l';4 TH S - ; 'are how, selling in B eat variety o f Numbers, aid on the lowest Terms. ' •The once for the Prizes paid on Demand by -1 - IORNSBV and Co. Stock-Bcokers, at their old-established , State Lottery . 'Offices (Licensed pursuant to-Aa ort'ailiamont), N. 26, Conthill. T , opposite . . 46 !oierpool and Exeter. . ' '. ''. ''-' - ' Tie SCHEME-Contains ;', . ' .• ~. , • i , Capital Prizes of ,C..0,,c00 : '.. 1.. . -.....—... ---- - _:.. ..,. 2 "•:. - ‘, . ;too . 5 _______ ..,____ . - ' x,00:- - • .. . 1 -......._ _ 500 Correa N It:esides those of tool. 601. qt:e. Tickets - . unierical and Registar, Books . ; are kept, ,and order:nd Shares- Registered ii, t 'i,C penc.:e Pee . Number.. the Sr date, will he of a , aeCoMpahied with goott.l.tills; payable at pght or. ..._ _IF Term s punt - Wally -attended* to, precisely 00 ..w ered, and Schemes as 11 . presciit. Letters (post-paid} duly aii abAielltoShares: ernes gratis. sold at this Office will be. stamped, : agree- St A O 01 Parliament, with . the words , " -State Lottery * airl P-Ofice•i ~ 8 -• . . ittn:u"an'k' . . India', and SOuth-Sea" Stocks, with their several Ine s awls o , 2 and all : kinds of Government Securities, bought --_____,..,_______, o y,contrriission: "IRISH LOTTERY - Air 180 i. . -. enr „,,,,, ,,.., ..13,egini - Drawing the 2:th ot.july'in . st. 1 1- "" lICKE I'S . are -Sold and Divided into Halve s Q • ZARD , liu k Quarters Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA- Lottery-OtficeN, Ng o an_d_ " . Co 'Stock-Brokers at their State.'' !don, and no where els9e3o' il u i n i t i l e e i r r a t c h c e o = Ro t . ya I-1 xeitange; -Lon_ No. of Prizes. SCHtIIIE. • . " - Value of each. Total Value. 2 r • 2 of r" . r r. • 2 0 soa- i s *,, .40,00 P 3 10,060 7 , 7 ... • 20,000 --. . • 2 5,60 , • -...... :/S,OOO • .---..... .2, 000 -*. 7 , ---* • 4,000 • . .1,030 . . 7 - 7 - • - So" - ' 300 3 —_ • -- t,gio -- 3 -- • to " . - * 3 00 • 6 o , " •,----. - 6e. -.— ..• 3. 6 0. 7,930 —. li .. . • 6 3 , &ic , . . . 8.000 Prizes. . - I C . - 515;ii00 •• '2. •. . . ;3,99 i Blanks. , _ —_____ . • . 32,000 Tickets. ' , Part'Of the Capitals; will beeletertnined as follows :• Eirst-drawn Ticket k . goe [ -First-drawn ;7th Wyk....!;0c0 Ditto 4th Day goo 1. Ditto rgthDay 24,000 DittO " 7th Day' loon 1 Ditto 21 , 4 Day •, t0,00',. Ditto' toe.: Day 2000 1 Last-drawn - TiCket......_ toot,' Ditto t3th Day' Soot, 1 s ' • . , *s Orders accompanied with short dated Bills on London, or Post-Office Ord,:rs, pitnelually attended - to i and to. pre vent mistakes as well as delay, CorresPortd,inti are requested to transmit them, by Post. _ . . fr,:rAll Shares seta at thi's Office Will he stamped agree-' able to A& of Piffiament, and a l so w i t h the Crown, and roundit, Hazard and 'Co.'s Lottery-Office.:. '' " ; ' - • ' Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis, 'Bank; India, and South-Sea Stocks with their several' Annuities, India Bonds, E'xchequer" Bills, and :all kiad of overnment Secuiitie,!bought and sold by Commission. . _ Twentieth of the present Month, July, - The IRISH" STATE:LOTTERY commences Drawing. THE TICKETS and SHARES, are on Sa l le by .. I. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the wily CM ce that ever sold Twp Prizes of Thirty - Thoiisand P6unds in Shares), Nn. 104, corner of • Bank-buildings, Cornhill, 'No, 8, opposite the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London ; and Market-place, Norwich,. , . • •.- THE- SCHEME CONTAINS z Prizes of ,C.2./..ocAr 2 , Pries of - . - '4'..zeco*,: - 2 loopeo 5 . . .- woo, . • 3 -- c(' 3 - 500.. . Al . ? 7989 Prizes from 81. to tool. •. - 32,000 "rickets Tbtal Ammint, 4.1 5 0,00cr. -- Present Price of Tliekeis 81. 85. --. • 7 . Half - 4. 4 S o 1 14111:h - 4, i i 6 Fourth ' -, • z 5 o l Sixtecn i th • -= oir 6 Tickel; and. Shares will not he lower.—Corresporidents will hw them sent-hy remitting - Post-Office-Orecrs, or good Bins -at , shori Dates, to Richard Son, .9podluek, and Co - . 404,. Cprnhill„. - • • - . . . , . • . , ANNUITY: - .A S. many Persons have at times 'oceasinn fyr Sums of Money, and find great . Joss in out, of the Stocks at their present reduced price, T - tvo or Three Thousand Pounds is ready to be advanced for an Annuity of .One Hundred. per Annum foi . 'i•ah Thousand Pounds, for Life of a Lady of 'Forty-nine Years of Ap s e; upon suffi cient Stock being Vested in the hificis of approved Trustees to pay the Annuity. - • - - • , - , Apply to Mr. James Meycock,. NO. • 6,4, Ifread-sfreet, lilooinsbury, .London.-. • . . • -, . . '• - • ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE,: : ' • T 4 w E . NTY THOUSANDS POUNDS,now lyanz - at a..panlcer!s,. the. property oLitsCentretnan, of sonsr_ derable fottune, is ready, to advance fof.the Purcha're'of Wo 'or Ten ANNUITIES, upodunidcumbdred Freehold Or tong, Leasehold Estates, for which he will expecTTen Years Phi-- chasei and have-possession_ 13. f. the Title Deeds; or 1)e-will advance the smile on Pensions or:Sinectm.P.Laces*, undeniably secured upon, Governthent, or Anntittiei.':equally ,secured von Money in the Funds : -the,aveved.objca of the Advil - - tiser being to malie an addition to his Inoine adequate to the • increased expences of the times: LetteiS addresSed, post.: paid,'to Mr. Roberts, 110:7, .Ceell4 street, Strand, - will be duly answered. . . WANTEP,in a - Genteel well-established School, in Harripshire, a CL ASSI CA L ANSI STANT.—Any. Gentleinpn well qualified to teach the Latin arid.G reek Lan pages, particularly the Rudimerrts . of each, may be further mfortned by applying (post-pai4) to, A. Z. at Mr, Skeltcn's, Bookseller, Southatnpuan. N. B. A Clergyman and Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge will be preferred. - cOPPER MINES. MWO COPPER MINES have been discovered in PERTHSHIRE, by Mr. BUSBY; Surveyor; -these Mipts have the most- promising appearance, and are .well worth attention. The Mines are so situated, 'as to have the complear com mand of Waterfor working the necessary Machinery, and a small Rivulet may be tuiteclinto the Mines, so as to Wish the Ore. • The Mines arty situated within Ten Miles of a Sea Port, and the Roads are good.—A more eligible speculation has l sel dom occurred, and the Proprietors will treat for a Lease upon liberal terms. %For Particulars, enquire at -Messrs. Duncan or Dallas, Writers to the Signet, Edinburgh. Samll neat HOUSE, near COBHAM, SURREY, TO BE LETT, FURNISHED,• either with, or without Forty Acres of Land, by the Year, or Season; very desirably situated, corrniianding the must extensive View over a delightful Country; Gardens; Coach-lniuse, Stables, and e.very'Convegienee for a Family. Inquire of Elward, Marslt, and Tatham, Upholders, &c. • Mount-street, Grosvener-squne: • . A RCHER and HAUGHTON, &Ain Dublin • IRISH POPLIN arid TABBINET MANUFAC-• TUBERS. and MERCERS, to . HEK MAJESTY', Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and princess of .I),like and butchess of York, 14teliets of!Wirterriberg,. - "and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, covenittgarden:, Loridort,' The elevated patronage of Her 'Majesty; the aifEirent Branches of the gDY4 l .Ea'llilYt 44d-La d* °f. the first rank and faThion, it is hoped - has sufficiefiff? est i)lished, in the opinion of a discerning P.ub-iic, the decided•stipe'llority of Archer. and Haughtun ' s Poplins and*Tabbinets ; also gola, silver,: figured,and ,Plain CharnberrY Iqu.slins . , and Italian Sersenets for Court Dresse, Turbans, 4ke. ' ' CAUTION. . 'Whereas, ,ArCher and Haugh* beeh'credibly in formedi that a great , many people in this Kin't„dernr,o - 6 now, , andhave been for some time past, niaitiltAluring and selling anci'rabbinets, as Irish, ot:411-4.1ferior - quality, under the.name of Archer and Hanghton'S . - Manufar4ry, with a -view,to discredit and injure.their House, aud..a 'gross iniposi : Tion-on the Public in general ;- they arelleierthined, as tar as lies,in their power, .tb - ;prcistraite to 'coiavitaidri, atkr : pey-soyt or persons so vendins . Ppplios and TAbbitiets_under4he nanie or their . nianufadure; ;that was not. - aetually baugjic `at their house.- • , They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility.and* . Gen• - .:- ery, that their Warehouse is 'stacked:, with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than ,is to be foond in any other House in Town, which they.are enabled to sell , (for ready money) at prices J - nuch• lower than they can be .had elsewhere, the - whnle being. of their own manufaaure :—they . consist of , White and black ISarnbasins,:*-Chantleiry - M - tislins, ,Cambric - Sarsenets, Kasdimores for Widows, Armoiines, dress Hai celona Serges, Lutestrings . , Cyprus` Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, ScariSilks, Hanclken;hiefs, liombazets for Servants, &c..also a *kraut choice of Panel:us in grey - Poplins. and Sarsenets; for slight Mourning. English yard.wide . Poplins of a superior quality, at 3s. per yard.; -Velutes, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tebbinet in different patterns ; plain ' torded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and ,Gentlenieri who. always wear black; they. never grow rusty or greaiy in wearing, being of the very best triph dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. tadieS own Spinning manufaaured into Poplins. or Tabbinets; 'fabberais , fOr Furniture of the different fashion- Ole Colours, -manuradured on the shortest notice. --: . . Merchants supplied to any amount. ' • • RICHMOND, SURREY. MO BE LETT, for Three Months, ,a - good FAMILY HbysE, well FURNISHED, consisting of alarge Dining Parl s onr, Study, a Breakfast-room, Entrance . Hall, _Kitchen, and suitable conveniencies, on the Ground Floor; spacious Drawing-160in, and three led-rooms, on the First Floor;. and, six Bed-room's on the Second ;- *lite, - and StablingTor,three HOrses, and tither convenient Out:offices; a good Garden, with a ',awn; walled in. •The Premises are detached from other Buildings, and are fit for the immediate feeeptiOn Ora Fartrll);'. Further Particulars may be had at Messrs. Hill and Mere dith's, No. , t 5, Gray's Inn; or Mr.l ) luinridge, 79, Sloane-street.. . . Solomon's-Mace, Liverpool. R. 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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, 'THOUGH so frequent, have hitherto beeh fOund .1 •to resist the usual - routine of 'lVledicine with uncon querable obstinacy, and as they . gradually undeimine and de bilitate the' constitution,• they increase in violence.—As a re medy for Diseases so distres9ipg, the. ,E).C.I.RCT, or , AM, MA of QUASSIA, will be found without rival: it adndr.... ably invigorates the whole circulating mass, strengthens . e stbinach, and promotes digestion ;' braces the relaked retscu 7 ha fibres, and (wlthout: . theternporary stimulus of a 'Cordial' by assisting Nature - gradually,, efreas a . perinartent cure. = For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions it is: equally efliea eieusi in pains and weakness of the stomach, or habimal v purgings; it affbrds speedy and permanent relief. The agreeable and elegaht farm of this Preparation; added. ' to its almost.invariable success, has al readY procured it a de rnincl.and reputation nuequalled in the. 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Conrmissary General's °fie', Pert-liaeotl2, sOreet, ;AAt r, Igor. xT °TICE ;s bere4y to oil Persons 44 of Contraaing fie suppfying OATS to such rf Maje,:- es CA VA L - Ri' PP,C.'antonnielits • and.carters eißreost aunties throughout, Eitglantand Wolesr the dellverfei to ccms‘vc , on the 25th day of 'ft-us! nl::rtz t - .• • Mgt ..74-013ia1s 'i.n ';ZE4,:iting-reakd up, ei,-cf ineirked cONTR.ACr FOR OATS, .-zin'll bf , i.ecri be<2! at this Offic:efrpm thi.t trite to the, ;flit I:r4tant. "SepaYate ..Pro - io . sal; 17Z 7IS I be:nwcfe . fo i nze .. . h Cor . 6 - 7; and for the I:Jeof 11Afght.' Tk..v Pen -ticutar-s• arta' Criditione.tithe Contra-I?nwy be had at this Offer, or by z - oitptrying to the fillcui l / 4 Central - Comniissaries • Eclwartrnos;ell, Isq. N. Sparhawirt,.Esq. •' P. T. romery, Esq. J. Shackkford, - Esq:... . T. scarth, Esq.. -- ~ , Chapman, Esq. - John Wilson- Esq - - . Villiam RyMer, r.sq, 1 Willi,m Raines, Esq : Francis Markett, Esq. Itottrt Raynsfordi -Esq. Eenja:;ia Cheales . „ Esq Pert' Chambers EST& E : 4. G regson, 'Esq.-• - Dorchster. ' Eretcr. - Lestwithiel. - - Petersfitthi: • - Cowes. . Itiorpetit. Thirsk. - - LtrcidasdaNin. , Birchanger. ▪ Sleatizrd. - Barry-St. Etirmindi. • Wistuan. , . ACK INGTON ALLEN,. and Co. Booksel. , lers, ,Temple - .of the Muses, Finsburv-square, infordt the y 44 . 1 4, thattripyliive just purChased the kw remaining Copies'of that scarce and valuable Work (in 'one 4to. vol.) called, REMAINS OF JAP-LIET'; beirfg Historical . . , dairies into:the affinity and origin-ot the I.llirvean Lauguag4i. tracing trietrr to:their source, tip the course of. which several. obscure and interesting Passages in Ancient Histolv are clgared 'up, and others corrected.. By JAMES PARSONS, F.R.S. .4;e: izs—sewthd. - T t his Very c_ilrious and interesting. Work waspublished in the Year .1767,, and since•tila t period they'-have principally betni confined within tho faniiiy.of the Author, and consti .quentlymtt sufficiently linown -in the Learned - orld. the collections of the Antitjoarian, and. to the Litewi in ge neral, as well as to every , Gentleman.; making the origin of Language and AnCient - ; HiAory p!irticular branches of study, it, Will he found a valuable acici it 1011. [l - ilielools_ I xiow. of, fared thii l Pitlitl4-atthe above iiriCe; and as the impres -sion is very small, there is no doubt but it yvill shortly expo. fiance a considerable rise. • - • . • DOIJALFDVI'Y ON.P.4PER, . • - • TN eonstquence of. :the late Measure_ of af f ixing at - Libre ITutji.oli 'Paper, the. - Manufaeturer has been obliged to rise th; , .t article, as. e ell on the Duty, as on the proportional Increac'OfhiS Capital, Nihiteby an Advance of Price_ must necessarily take s plae on every.descr_iptionof Books,'as on'the ` - ••• . -• ENcYC-LOP.,EDIA.,..LONDINESIS ; Or, UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCE. - ' ENCES, anct:LITERATURE c• But the Proprietor of this Work, having fortunate,ly In his poss:....ssien a ecniiderible"SroA of Paper at the time the Doti. ble Dnty took place, which:pas on the 51n of,April ',lst-past a the said - Proprietor has not, tier will, take advantage of MS Stlbscribers, or of the.Pnblic, by advancing the .Price of his Numbers, 'until the whole of the Paper not subjeel to the Double Duty is -exintustcd and. gone,- . . which will be about Saturday the iBth of [lily next. Therefore, until 6)4 day-, the Subscribers vrto 'are arrear - wiih their N u mb ers ,. an d the Public, whci might wish to become .Subscribers, -shall continttet.to be supplied'. at the original pike, - as follows : Printed on ;.-omniou v,ith plain Plates, Six -.smut each ; ofitofittrion.Paper,- With 'colour:xi 'Plates, One Shit lin; 3 on Vellum Paper, and Piats; One Shilling - -.; o Vc-flain Paper, w4ll , oloured Plates, One Shillings and Six pouce. The 111 - 4 _three VtilCimes ' • with - Russia backi, and letter:7, or in boards, may also be had on common or Vellum Paper, with plain or toloured Plates, at,the satuu rates Or prices: . .•• . „ . But from inci - atit4lthe- said Saturday, July maili:"ari Ad. ranee' of Two-pence kill t - on all tlie,sixpennt burs.- and of Three-pence on the . ' '51111,1i1214 ancl'Eighteen,pc.npr NuMbers ;4nd Which • v4ll barely covertiie. DOuble Duty,. akt Consequent Advanc .on, Paper, - • -- • • a' Communications, post-paid, May . be transmitted to tile! Editors, nt. the 'Encyclopxdia Office, • Na. 17, Ave Maria- .. lane, St. Paul's, London, where the Worleis _regularly deli-, vexed to all the wholesale Booksellers. - • . • . . Tpo: t {is Majestyis ROyal Letters Patent; PROS. .1.3 SEW'S SMOKE JACKS, construded,on a prineiplt wholly new; and . proved 20 posgess advantages worthy public. attention, as they ad se.vetal 'year's - .wlthout ailing, • and re: , pleniShed from the externalpFt by drawink iscrew, thereby avoiding the necessity of A Smith or Sweep,' the part most subjed tq fridion .instantly repakeic and, by a very situ& operation, the noise usually, con - 4Tlained .9t in ; a cbmnum .Smoke-jack is. prevented. The, are calculated for - th e most modern as' well as , intricate chimnies, References may7be upwardshad to Oyards ttvo iI:111(4vd respedable'FarnilieS, who have;had them in. use upwards of three years Withakit Theie jacks do 110fexceed common ones in price, will roast with or:without Spits, .andare kept iirrepair required) ill' any part of -London, at as. 6d. per year. . ..Sold.by the Patentees; j. and W. pi',Oiser ; Raek-hill i Hat. ton-garden ; where may be had all kinds of.. Stoves and Kit. chen- ranges, on improved piinei pies, ,wit' or without Ovens' and BOilers. 0 vens9n - a new princ ple,.. the best adapted to bake bread, meat, •pies, &c: Warranted to answer. Old Jacks and Ranges taken in exchange. - • . . N. 13: Tic Patent jacks are sold at the Mauufadory andlio where else in London.. • DR: NORRIS's DROPS HE superior Efficacy, of 'this Medicine, in the follcffing,Dis'order4; has, more than half an age, been universally experienced and acisnOwederl. Fevers' of ail sorts Whether inflammatory, :putrid, miliary; bilious,- ner vous, Or he'etic brit especially the Putrid, or Yellow' Fever,, soofatal- itih6l-Climates, in which'clestfuelive malady, .by a application,. the -Patient,is reco.vrired. in:the.very hour of expected dissolution, - In corrv:ait.ts of the Stornach,and ”nwels;;Astlnas, inveterate Col - . 415; 'Colds, the Scurvy and • fjoil tl fiti6 3 of- imPaired , Constitutions, and th 6. dcy4s,and-discornforts of elvanced Life, nothing can exceed its.cordial and salutary effelts. - A . table-snoonlo in a glass `6f ware?,. ,takemmacc. ay, ID re yen t ill effects 'frt.:, quentieXperienc ' in nervous aid bilious Imbits;fiorrt Sea., bathing, or drh ang'the eaters. .; : - • . ~ • .. ' It ... - ' 'The ' Fami ; Bottle, 225.. is ciOy to be,liad at tit?. Do6lor's House v l er:Brbolk:.teitt, ,CiroAverter- stch : II.; v ., 1-.'t.•re tocks of 'Cur are delivered, gratis, and all Orders fer Expariatiiiti execyted. The Other sized Bettlz.s 43 - 41.t.!14. , Wholesalp . and Wai 1 Sy Messrs: .Te..4oilinind,.co.-' 1 46.: 'is 0;.: (liford-str#.i. Dr., BLA:IR's. or.,A.INIOtYYNE TSSIiNCE:for the - ,L-lEAD-ACk, • ;• (2 1 ... 1VES inlrucdiate Reliqf ir> themost • violent „ . ileac" aca,2 . min'. ivlist - eau • Spb' Ver i t rutty ptocettl and though, iis i ciperation *4_ suficien, the p repiaat on is of such.? naturf, that therejs, riot a pososiiii-i47:Vf its 'doing sliOtestinguy in%any ease ,wha-tever. , , What;enhauccs %he valae oi s tfit? Es"sene'e,..i's; its isreealge form, most, perfeet - .Safety,immediate •efficaef ; .tor; be:. • 7ng au external application of a su'avile:, :Pgnetrating;, volatile fluid, it imnkediatety'eiper - ateion every iferve, at once ingat3cl-f)t.qteCli . pg.thirm#•freint "'it'll re ircj itfc'; no( by rtif;iris of . my teriworary stintulus otrieletdriotls efiLevia; , bta by anoft ribyntand totie-po r iviirs'peculiar to ;Nell. ~. n • •• atipplatrnent, at Coe4e.ll'3 Niecucie Warehouse, No. 22. 9 , strand "( 7 7th' noose from Teri?le , Bar.),- price zs: 9ei t ‘ duty inciticl4l; also sold' retail at all' respectable Medicine Shops. Observe the " J..Cockell,' in his hand vaitwg, without Which noire are genuine; • '