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AT a MEETING of the SUIIBCRIBtRS 'for the Sufferers in the Adion of the .f2th of July, under AMES S'Af JMAEZ, in consequence of public Auver '-irirent held ibis day ß , • - • - • - SIR . JAMES SAUMAREZ, BART. On the Ist of September will be published, Price 2S. 6d. No. XXXIII. of STATE TOTTEAY-0 F Opposite the Bank of England, Partial ICE, No. t 6, ,•Liceneci pursuant to A;.',l of 0 FFICg FOR. Sic.g.* fl 'O 'POO' ArLik.D I yarty z 6, rqslr,.• Ma .I''.e7soni have bred pa vn the LiST,oftLe SP'R.GE(.:',Nr± '1. 1 „. Rq y4t.. NAvr . since the corinteeicement o f tlse present ra'r, haVe; afeep:s . rileing Five l'ears; to .e.Ytitle'then! tc rei !red front Service, tender rious pretsxis, thereby subseeivie2 , l Is vate views; The C.vayissioners for Sick and e'f , u7-ieled ..,(;eareen hereby give ashes to all fe7scos.rof the Crbov! clest7 - iptio;r, that if they do not within' fronp--the date hereof, gise intc their Office:, iheir Xt;nes and pace ,fah<;:le, and signij; their rea diness to serve in such situations as the,Commifsio leers may judge - it . - expedient to apio.:n{thent to, orprodiec'e satisfa.7 . ory pr:4 of their ' inability t,a-serve;they will Le considered as hlving deel. , nrcl the Serviee, and Struck of !tie List according f'. THE NAVAL CHRONICLE_; being the Se - cond N umber of the Sixth Volume. _ ENGLISH STATE S LOT- T 4 KY, for , Aar, Begins Drawing the• 3d of 'March, 18oz.. • . SCHEME'. No. of Prizes. Value each. 4 of £.20,036 4 • ][0,003. 4 5 ,00 0' 2,000 io • 1.,000 500 5 0 100 100 5O x8;0:06 IRISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins Drawing the 16tb,of November icnExE. iLOtIC* , 011 JOHN jUI; t IUS ANdERSTEIN, Esq. in the C wn is co lEA well Out- Ln Old _TeEsoLvED UNA.NimousLy, s ' - . lhat S t ,o sc riptions be . extended to the Relief of the miterers in the Attack at Algesuas; on the 6th of July, tgot, l _yhich i s cons id ere d a s having led the Glorious Vidtory of tzth of I uly, aor. JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Chairman. No. of Piizes. Value each. 4 oe • k.10,e00 4 --- 5 ,0- ° 0 4 2,000 5 , 1,000 500 zoo so .nci at , re rrted 8,000 1. 60,000 'Tickets. 3z,0c0 Tickeis. JOHN CURTIS, N0..15, Vere-street; Oxford street, takes the liberty to inform his Friends and..th e uhlic in general, that he has received a large quantity of co arse stout SHETLAND KNIT HOSE, which - ha now 'errs to them at los. 6d. per dozen, tor the use of the Poor in.eneral. Those Gentlemen and Ladies who were disappointed the last winter, may now be supplied with any quantity for ready money only, by an early appl,catipn. York C_ , :luve:, and Sil%' il.obe-nnide to pattern-.is Letters fpo4t,paid) duly attended to. • ONLY TWENTY-SEVEN IVIItES FROM TOWN, N'a Situation of the utmost purity and salubrity, 1.• 1n a Stile of real_ internal consequence, and in ,a circum scribed Circle of the very first selectness, there is an opening for Two or Three PersOn's of great consideration, as' IN MATES, The Mansion (which has always been the Seat of a Family of Fashion)is quite detached,- commanding - from a delightful erninence,,and from various points, a superla live magnificence of Prosped ; an intermingled -beautiful Scenery 'of 'Hilt Dale, Wood, -Water,. and Shipping, to a vast extent ! -The Sports, Exercises, and• Amuserneuts of the surrounding - Vicinage, comprise Hunting, Shooting, !sltins, Sailing,' Salt-Water, M.aohine-baihing, Cricketing Billiards, - -1345, Assemblies, Concerts, andra r , e - Vial Theatre : there is also a - Cathedral,, with the appro.- •I"" h a te Choir. The whale, combining Doniestication and iesicience, co responding - to the habits and feelings of'Peo:- k ,f of •F oitunronly, and cgnstituting, it is presumed, :the • -1-„Li of that high‘resped•abi!ty in,the Kingdom! per ;.a Lady (Board and At:corm - no:I:aim), too Guineas alrnam : a Gentlenan 130 ; .5 , Married :Couple,' 210-; A ' a- three_months trial - not objeCted to. Servants, 'and all —P,Pendages (if required), ma;' , he brought. , • ~ , %Ptters i with real Signature and - Abode, and the P6stage will be immediately forwarded; and duly honoured, t :l ftressed to- - R. R.' to be left at Mr. Gylesl, No. 12.,. St. r'e's,,place,Blackfriar,s:.road, Surrey. The. privilege of highly, , stoeice - cl• Manors • would' be `l',, e 'l; and a Deputation,. if wished. Great plenty of Snipe vioting in the Season, within two miles. .„,, ~ • . . . . ' t: P ilt SOLD .BY PRIVATF, CONTRACT., • A. VILLA, surrounded with ..altrior 120 Acres th,Pf Land, moat besutifully,situated with F Views of '''q4. and the Isle of Wight, about 7 miles from South- CPton.• The. Estate is remarkably - well wOodtitt with fine k 4 k Timber. • The wole is in comp-leat repair, being lately u tiiit, and may be entered upon at Micliaofrip next. l'or fu , • rther particulars apply (post-paid) to Mr.. kdding. So to iu SoutharnitOri. : - . . . LEI CEI?-F ER2INIL:LETSOTI;IATIVBIRAIIVEL44k - TO BE SOLD ifir AUCTION, • • By THOMAS-BURTON, • . Ott the White S•Wan, in Melton Mowbray, on Tuesday the lid Day of September, at Two:o'Clock, in tots ; A. R. y. • t THREE Whartley Closes 20 0 3 L ot , Two BrillOck Meadows - 1 4 2 , 7 Morris's Pikeshaft - 21 3 4 Latium's Close 2. 7 3 1 9 /// good gentcel/lonse,almost new, a Yard, 64 Garden, &c. - - o t 22 . ',Four Pickshaft Closes ••• 34 0 13 •Highway - Close and - 29 r o Town4neld Close ib a zz So 2 17 t• 11. These Lots rare Freehold, Tithe-free, and the • clQTax redeemed. „ • i s utther Pa r ti cu l a rs !nay -be had of Mr..johp s eagrave, nti Surve •or at Kirby Reltarsi or of-the Audioneet, at COUNTY OF DURHAM.. !„*-, LETT, for Twelve or.Fourte.in Y e a rs ,-d e t e r m i na bl e ~thb end of the sixth or seventh ; year, at the election of Landlord 40r Tenant ;• , Capital MANSION-HOUSE, "completely AtißNlsiiED, Gardens, and Park, called to.A e 4 l C' e , .situate about Six Miles from Newcastle up on Typ e , Zye r r the , ManOrs of Axwells, 'Barkley, Cause and I , h eo te a H R H wlansion-libese consists of, upon the.G round -Floor, 31 f ee ,' , 2 5 feet square, and 20 feet high; a lireakfast-roolp i and Pi' 2r, and :20 feet. high ; Dr'awing-room,- 31 Jay 2.1," d jibes eet high ,;• a Dining. room, 36 by-I.4„and so feet-high ; .2l'teet Sqvare ; a-Dressing-room, Water,closet, Stwrdls-rown, ‘vit • Cellar and convenient aod Office e s ia u h excellent nder the whole. • a I'4 Charhbei;l'luor consists of two Drawing-robms, with ~c °4ll-11 unicatic; i n by; fOlding s7 cloori; one.'of them 2,5 wet ir a rei anit ; the other 31.1Jy,21, arid tg high. Sc:ven ed-Charnbers fOur Dressing-Thoms,' and a Water-el - 05er. g t _9 l ) the North' and West part of the HonSe ` ll. v, containink six Bed-rooms ; and in 'the Attics are five. o ral Bed-rnoms, a Dtessing-roam, and three Servants'-rooms. In the Vestibule adjoining the :is the grand 'Stone'tai , ;ca se, and there are two other Stone Staircasas that cqm tnnicate with ditßiren or the parts o the House. ,The, I,•rder, tEakehottse, acid other necessary appendages to die a Laundry, have a communication with, the 70 'ir. I, v a Colonade. ". • .I."rachcci from the I-Iquse is a subtantial.Builning; con -74. a Stew,ard and Clerk's Offices, a'nd. a Dairy, with them ; a BrewhOuse, Coach-house . for Carriages, Stabling for 40 Horses, with convenient In _,.• I ),.belonginF. • serier . , -e ,„Qarden, containing about Tiiree Acres, are a Gar. A - lo use , pinery, and Grape-hOuse, and the Wdils Th,r 4 rs a nted with clioiae colleaton of Fruit l'reFs. ' t ,rl ag : Park walled in, together with the Yards, Garden,.and . Jcii-,i - s ir e ' Grout ‘ itis,. - coutain about-262 Acres, and a Hill ad g the Pnrk, c ontains upw a rds.of 22 Acres. 4itv e.beaurifttl situation of thelvlansion-house, _ F t : l c ° ' grou n tl.i n t h e Park, well planted with the variety of te n t S t - Vices, an d t h e tin e of the Riyer,Tyne and atiia pa ' ocular ton generally known•and admired,tore quire fit. r ' ,, eular descriptitn, and is allo - weci not toe inferior to situation ,in the North of England. plentiful and cheap supply of Coal in every. part of C ountry, and of excellent Saltrfon from the River 'Fyne, . - ' l) .ieds well worth the'attention of any Family. • .1• 1 THE CONDITIONS OF LETTING ANT, 'fiat the Tenant 'shall pay all Rates and Taxes, Land-Tax e xcepted, and keep the P remises in repair, being allowed 411-wrought Timber. •THE PRESENT TAXES ARE, " WindoW-Tat - 0 110 L0e , Tax - - 1.-18 0 VO(ir, Vic. upon an average - - 3o 0 0 Tythts about • - -1° 0 0 . 81'18 0 furth er Par m ticula, inquire at Mes s Graham, No. 6, tltl t ti Lon.-lon,-, W. aM J. Black, Middle. Temple; te4isel'e3 Steward, Lear who will slew the and e►~~,' • very Mo- OLD T S" otite A r r, A nC? )t tale c, bf York, g ' 1 . 10 17 . C Se 3 ti - fi r ' rye ;3. d,l r° ' J SO ° Uroos Cata be re- _---' t::et• riL)able as )orn. zv 11()P`fr. Li AG ° ..it 3sou,s ciie' 7* a c° trig 'l# ( 0 ,1 aid A', rl;. °Sff .et, Y. tr" 17 r e •'•e 0., Itt• c° l ie w a r, C‘I P '3 Ni'' I ; r• :k 1" e i ii )" ;0 • to 1 1% . Di li' 1 1:1 r A UP on;T, The present - Nuitiher will contain (besides a Variety of Much . useful information) the Biographical Meinbirs of the gallant Admiral Sir 'fatnes.Saurnarez, Bart. compiled from Original . and Authentic Documents, which cannot tail of proving highly interesting to the Public. The Engnivings will he, first, a striking Likeness, of -- Sir James, engraVed by - Ridley, his beSt style, from 'a 'Drawing by (eart . . Second, ;:t , cor flet Representation of 'the Spanish and French Fleet stand ing out of Algesiras"Bay, 'and the English Squadron lying too for them, under the. Mole of Gibraltar; in the back ground are seen the Spanish Three Deckers that were afterwards blown up during the Engagement, and. the dismasted Hannibal tow— ing out of the Bay by--Beats. LThe Engraving is by . Wells, from a Drawing of Owen's, made inconsequence of instruc- • tions he was tavoured.with by an Of who was in the Ac tion. The third Plate will illustrate some `,‘ Hints for Im proving the Navy." • - The Public are respeelfully inforriled, that Five Volumes of the Naval Chronicle are bow completed,.and enriched with ,-'ortraits of many living . ,gallant Officers ; ingether with :ti• • • ~, L E l rinci pal A . tkai )I.;ve taken-place during, this and last Wai ° , - Ste: &c. Toe pticc;: is - IL. for each Vo lume, handsomely halt bound, and any of the Numbers may he had separate, price - 2s, 6d. each, by applying to the Pub lishers, Bonny and Gold, No. tO3, Shoe-lane ; or to any of the London or Country,Booksel lets. , YORKE's MURAL NIGHTS. Just published, oy Clement, N0..20r, Strand, Lpndon; Price in kibards, 9s. beautifully printed in large Bvo. - ik fVIRAL - -NIGHTS ; • or, Elethents Zif Civil .I.V.L Knowledge. , • 'By H. REDHEAD YORKE,. Esq.• • - It is well known, that in thelour of midnight and Silence, my Lamp has • BL.en seen . in the fiigh lonely tow'r i Where I have oft out-watched the-Bear,— and proje4ed,' amidst other literary pursuits, .the system of Instruction tor the young and rising generation, which is now . offered to the Public. , • Asa proot of the high opinion the . public . entertain of the above work, we•have extracted, from several publications of the day the follotring paragraphs - : Mr. !tAillead Yorke ° haS just launched his Mural Nights, which - has beer; promised to the Public ever since 5796. The Work is divided into five ChapteFsl The Est; upoti'Eatly instruction., ad, The bestmode Education. .Study gfthc Latin.and GreFl: ,Languages, 4th, Educa tion of - the Middling - Classes ot the Community, sth, Plan of Public Elementary 4 Schools, and ..concludo with some highiY.interesting_Anecdotes ot Pas,thal, mac." Upon Careful perusal of this' Book, we recomniend it as 'valuable to those who wish. to give their Children a virtuous Education; to those who have negiected learning in their arlier years; and is as well calCulated for the man of forty as for,the boy of ten years olage. The Work itself is replete with a variety of interesting Anecdotes.", •. The European Review and,Magazine for July, aor, in speaking of the above Work, very favourably concludes Wius, The merit of novelty are put in such dpoint of view, as. to -all the attention, and demand the notice of all Person's- en gaged in tile business of Education. Vide European, pdge 4r. Sce p. 375 of the Monthly Epitome and Catalogue of New Publications, where this highly'interesting Work is reviewed in ten pages. . • Sold by Collins, Salisbury; Boden, Manchester ; Framp ton, and Lockett, DorchesteC; Flower; Cambridge ; Cooke, 0,;(Iiltd; Warcupp, Dartford; and all other . Booksell t ers, Stationers,,anil luorartanc, .in Town and Country'. • • ! • Of the above BOokseliers may be had, A View of a Course-of Leelurea ont he State of Society at thsopening of the Nineteenth .Century, containing Inquiries into toe Constitutions, Last's, and Manners of the Principal •State•s - of Eur Ale. To- be delivered by the same Author. Price ts. Svo. 46-pages. • . • BRECONISHIRE. T,O BE SOLDitY . Au c - rioN,_ - • . By JAMES CROFTS, •: At the Greyhound Inn. inithe Town of Aberga\renny, in the County of Monmontli, on MondaY the zist Day. of ,Sep tember next, Detween, the Hours- of Four and Sixin the Afternoon, subject la such Conditions as ( shall - belhen pro duced; A. Very Desirable FREEH • 'ESTATE, 'ES'FATE, called 'TREBINSH UN, situate •in the Parishes of Liangastey, Tall-y-Llyif, and Caihedine, in the County of Brecon, 'consisting of an excell ent MANSION-HOUSE, adapted in every respea for the. Residence of a' Gentleitian's .Family ; with a Coach-hdose, and o ther necessary Olllces, the requisite number'of Barns, Stables; and other-convenient Out-buildings, all in coMplete repair; a large Wz.:lled . Gar den, plentitullk stocked with, Fruit Trees, Shi'ubbery, Or- - chard, and upwards& ago Statute Acres of ex.:elle:it Arable, Meadow, Pasture, end Wood Land,- divided into convenient Inclosures, and well watered. ' • ~ • The House comtnands in front a view of an ex tensive. Lake, •Upwards or three -miles in ~ .;, -c tunicr,,,,:e,• soounding With Fish and Wild Foul, is situic:ci in a tine Sporting.Comitry, about six miles from Brecon, tour from Creekhowell, and twelve from Abergavenny ; within three mites:or - one of the Wharfs adjoining _Precou and • Ahergavenny Canal, at winch Coal and Lime May, pe Ripcured at a-very cheap . rate and at, a distance .of 'atom iso miles from 'London, Iron . , .wlieutsa Mail (-Coach and Waggon pass three times a week within a mile of the door. . The Annual - Poor's Rate, Cikurth Rate, and Land-Tax., do not ex;:eed 151..; the Landis capable of sonsiderable provemerit ; and there is an c)4ensi.,:e Right of Common at taehed to the" Estate, - which, iu; I I be found • welt worth the attention of the Sp.ortsinao and Agii , :ulturist. Kor furtherPaqicular s apply to .I.•:dward. 'Esq. pion-buirdings, Chankay,Line, Lcndon ; or Mr. Robert Wiiiiams,-Attorney;:at,Law, Monmouth. • SHROPSHIRE. . FREEHOLD ESTATES, in I.AND.and TYTHES. .• TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, • Ey RANDLE' WALKER, At the Jerninghatn Arms, in Shiffnal, ist,the County of Salop, on Tnuisday I.,ne 24th Day of Septembers dot, at Three o'Clock in to Afternoon (unless sooner disposed_Ofby Pri vate Contract, of which the earliest Notice will be given), together orin Lots ; , • SEVER AL very Desirable and V a l ua bl e IT REE., HOLD • ESTATES, consisting of Messuages, Barns, Stables, Out-buillings, Arable, Pasture, and .Meadow Land, (lithe first quality, and in a high state of cultivation, eon- . taining by admeasureintnt 599 Acres and upwards, situate at Brockton,. in . the Parish- or Sutton 'Maddock, and at Aston and HeathtOn, M the Parish of Claverley, and of the Redo rial Tythes of Part of the Parish of Shill - nal. ..' • ' The Estate at Brockton is 'in the occupation of Mr. Wil liam Phillips,- Mr' Richard Phillips, Mr. John cowler i the Representatives of Benjamin I3olton deceased, Edward Wel . - lingS, and Tholnas Richards, and is 401 A. 3 R. and 24P. That in Aston and Pleathton is in the occupation of Mr. John Davis, is 197 A. .z R. 6 P. and together are of the Annual Value of upward s o f 560 1 : . These Estates are situated in a sound, beautiful, anddesir able part of the County ofSalop; an excellent-Neigh'bour hood;,:near the Great Roads from London and, Bath to Dub lin, theAarge and 'populous Markets of Wolverhampton, BroseleY, Madeley, Bridgnorth, Shiffnal, 'and Wellington, a short distance from I.4me and, coal, within one Mile of the :romantic ? beautiful, anti celebrated Terrace at A pixy, the Seat of Thomas Whit mor e, Esq, ,on the River Severn, and Badger Dingle, the - Seat . of Isaac I-fawkins Browne, Esq.: three Miles from the Iron Bridge, and-the sreat Iron Pounce ries at Coalbrook Dale, and is a most desirable Furchase for 1 a Gentleirian or Farmer. . • . Further information may be obtained. from the.AuEtiOneer, in Wolierliarripton ; or Mr. Loxd4e,, in Shrewsbury: . • Plans 'of the Estates, and or the -Lands "frorn 'which the Tythes are payable, may be.seen at Mr. LO/tdale's,- wh o .is. authorized to treat the sate , -and will akpoint a ,1).41501 to strew the Premises.. - THE TICKETS, HALVES, • QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH - 'SHARES, (duly Stamped,- pursuant to Aa or Parliament), are', Sold and Re gistered by Nlr. NICHOI:SON. • - The talowing is a Numer' lately Sold and Shared at this op° F 40.1499 , . 10, 7785 20;000 9065 lopooo 1 4777 , 5,00 6 17025 1 7 0 49 1 9 00 4 19896 2 3339 5 ,0 0 0 Besides many of 20001. • Morey for Prizes as soon a, Orders from the Country (p ical List or the, Capital Prizes Office, viz. No. 23481 '- 25565 2,8322 3° 8 75. 42700 4397 8 • • 44 0 14 4Wi 6 3 . 2603 _ wool. and Oci 1 . each. Ls, drawn.-:Scheine.s gratis. lost-paid), duly attended'to. - 20,0c0 20,000 - s,cod - lo,oop - 5,000 '20,000 - 'IO,OOO Jo,doo o,coo lo,ooa lo,eoo s,c= EXTRACT 'FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. T T has been the study o f t h e - P ro p r i etors o f t h e. 1 well-known ANTISCORBCTIC DROPS, first com. posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS S PI LSB URI', at his Dispensary; No. 1.5, Soho.square,- London, and continued oiay and solely, there to be ,prepared genuine, to gu ar d- th e Public against the Imposit ions which ate, daily .praelised, against Nedicines'possessing the fir s t respeaability ;• and the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found . not only an antidotg in scorbutic: complaints, but a successful re source ir cutaneouseruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and the, attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list 'or cures ae - Qmpanying each bottle, given in an ample bill.pfdirec- . tions, will testify, as ivcll as the Treatise on Diet, Gout; &c. - written by the tate Proprietor {which may be at . sd had at the Dispensary), single them out as fit objet to try, un der their sanction, such- spurious, -imitations. For this re.d, scn, the Proprietors, by the favour a.iiis MajeStY'S COM missioner's ot the-Stamp-Office; have'affixed a stamp on each bottle, prititz:d- in black ink, with the Words Spilsbury and Co. No. is, Soho-sqUareP expressed Upon it, which, if the `Pul - chaser attends- to, ,together with the words " rvancis Scilsbury, his Antiscorbutie Drops,' by the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the, addition of the King's Amax on the ?arm-, he may ha' asstired he has ob ...tainett the Gen u ine 'Medicine, - as sold at . th e Di . .3pensary, Sollos-square, London, • in bOttles of ss. and \ ii. as. each, duty included. • .Caus3 latet, vis est notissimA ! rip Ft E following Remarkable • Case eVidentiv proves the CONCENTRATED EXTRACT, or AN„INIA -of quAss IA; in the form of Pilis r ito be .a most po.werful and ineomparabte Restorative for WEAK and -DEBILITATED CONSTITUTIONS, '.Consumptive Habits,, Habitual Purgings, ' . 1.;.05s of Appetite, - Hypocondriac A - fbdiont, • ..---Tains_and Weakness of the Nervous Weak\nesSes stomach, . The . Deleterions Effects of Relaxa;ion of the Sclids, ~1 Hot Climates, And particularly: the ill consequences of Intemperance, .... _ . . Atrophy, or NervoUS. Cons:;mption, MIS: A--1, aged 4g, had, for upwards of tour months, been cortstantlystrtferiug-With a slow i - 16rvou fever, pains in the breast; short dry cough, and, wasting of the hotly, which at length brought her -to - that state of debility that she was unable to take the slightest exercise, without 'extreme fa tigue, her spirit s were ver y m u c h dejeClefl,. her appetite gone, in - short, she supposed her case hopeless. The Birk and other corrobotant-rneuicine?, were employed to no-tookt purpose, as they .) . yi.sre•usually -rejeCtecl-by her stomach-: By taking t?tree boxes of the Concentrated Extrad or Aiilrna Quassia, She is completely 'restored; and now enjoys abetter state' Of health and spirits than for many, pears past. . As family delicacy prevents the.-insertion of her name, any prudent inquiry Will be answered tiirOugh the medium of-the Wholesale Vender, ' 'file Concentrated.' Extral or Anima ,of Quassia, .in the form of Pills, :wa s first di sc O vere d' 4 y E. HALLAM, Apo ;ll,:cary. and Chemist ; and is prepared (only) by E. - Hallam and - Co. and sold, wholesale and retail, only, by Benjamin Shaw, No. 74, Borough, London; and by Ijis appointment, retail, by Pidding, No .76, OxtbAt-street ; Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard;' Pearsall, 231, High Hol born; Tutt, Royal Evchange; Swiney,_ No. zt; Pall-Mall, addNo: PLeadilly ; .and Turtle, No. 127,, Strand ; di b.)xes of 55. and ies. 6.4 each, and large packages, contain ing five boies, 11. as. each, duty included. • . lAGNUM's ANTriCORBUTIc DROPS: To Mr.LlGNurt, Surgeon, N 0.57, Britige-treet,,Manchester. St. Anthony's Pottery, Nortit:ihore near NeWcakle . upon-Tyne, ..July 7th, 1800. T SIR S O you it mist undoubtedly .be peculiarly s?, tisfaAciry to hear of the efficacy of a Medicine which conduces so much to the public 'good: son, who now eleven years of age, is in the nurnher of those who have experienced the beneficial eft - eels of your ANTI SCORIIpTIC DROPS, for which I desire to-be thank ful to Gc r i, and to :return you, my warmest acknoWledg ments. He was, for upwards of five, years, tricist..violently afflieted with a scorbinie humour, which extended from the soles of his feet to the , crown of his head, in one entire scab, his face and hands , excepted. During his affliction, from the insufferable* itching, attending his - complaint; his life was • burthensome to - himself, and you may naturally suppose an inexpressible , and daily ,grief to -myself and his niot;ier. Observing. numerous Advertisements of yours in the Newspap€rs, and-the Nair) , Cures your 'Ant:scor butic Drops' had periormed , in; this neighbourhood, as Well as at a distance,--I was determined - my sda , should .make trial of them. .1 -purchased pile 4s. 6d. bottle' . 4, Mrs: Hcidgson, of NeWcastle whieh he conk agreeably to your direelions;• but we foun dl little or no alteration ; in -taking the second bottle he was ,much better, awl before hefinisla.- 'ed five small bottles he was perfeCtly free from every symptdin of his leathsonve disorder, and, thank cod', he is now a fine, healthy boy at school: I think; in • justice to sp .Meaicine,.: I Icotild do no otherwise for your and the Public's good, than request : you to publish my son's case. You Have my permission to refer any per son labodring under similar .complaints;= when I • shall with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. , I remain, with much esteem, ; Sir, Your-obliged humble Servant, JONATHAN ,FOSTER. T ER , . Witnesses to the signing. CU T ' 01114 R T R Z: Ttlese Drops ate - sold in - moulded square bottles at tzs, and 45. 6d. One vas. bottle is equ a l in quantity- to three 4S. 6d. Ones! ' ' One 4s. 6d. bottle is sufficient to convirice.the afflieted of th 6 salutary 'otreas of the medicine. They may be had, -wholesale and retail, - at Mr. Lignum's" Dispensary, .N0..57, Bridge-street, .MancheSter • P at I owa; and • Evan's, No. 42, Long. : lane, West 'Sniitbfield, - sole Wholesale- Agents in London ; and :retioil, by..the'. foliow - ing persons : Cundell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarke., No. 269„ Bo ; I ordan, No. 3/, Whitechapel ; jgboults, N o . ' ls o, Oxtord-street Suitop, No. 141, - Long-acre; Wade, Old 'Borid--street, alitl• No. J 63, Fleet-street; Tutt and BOltOu, Atoyal Eatchan_Re ; Knight,' Norton' Falgate, ; Turtle, NO. 727, Strand ; Ward, No, 324, liolbArn Wevels, cuter- of . • ,* To SEA-i3ATHERS: Les Nstilles - Martialles de Monfpelier, or AROMATIC - LOZENGES of STEEL. THESE Lozenoes tieing 'used tiono-• with the- Rath, will promote and tender its effects more pertna— - nent ; they will o6easion that pleasing glow; which without them might, perhaps; - Tidy& takerliice; and by theirdneans many persOns have derived t advantage tram bath.; who, without thmi,i could never have continued the us‘.' of-it. —The Aromatic Lozenges'of Steel are found rience to possess the most ektvaordinary powers in the C'+ re of Diso‘rders incidental to Youth of both Sexes. For A- proving debilitated, -relaxed, or broken ConStitatiOns, they; 'decidedly is not so excellent t aßctnecik in the universe. Whe n the weak, the I:.,nguid, the emaciated of either seic make a trial of this Medicine, thy find - their spiritsexhilarated; their stength recruited, And all their faculties renovated ; , ,and all the,alartiting symptoms of approaching.„cOnsumptiOn sub:- side, when a due perseverance in the, trs:. this powerful Restor_itive has been observed. ' :rite Lozenges of Steel tire prepared genuine bv.Dr. Senate, ' at his. house, NO. rg, Charlotte-street;.Blo - :msb'siry fE. per bolt, duty included,: wits: the Doctor's Portriit and signa ture on each box, without whieh none can be genuine. And sold by .Baron, .No. ts,S Striind; .near Soinerset goos; and retail' by all respectable Medicine Venders in Town :and Country: . Dr.,SENATE'iTREATISE on FEMALE COM PLA dedicate(Qo . the QU E EN, may be had as above, price is.. . . TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. AS nothing is la greafer•Oinarnent than a . White Set of Teeth; TROTTER'S 'ASIATIC' TOOTI-E POWDER, or ORtENTAL DV.NTIFRICE, which haS' met with universal encourageingnt from the *first Personiog.is of Fas Won and Distindion, during a period ot: Eighteen Years, • is reconitnen.cied to the attention of tile .N.ohility, Gentry, and tile Publ tatiA.Gentleinen who have not tried tile elfed,of this excellent Dentifrice, will find A single box 'a suiiielentquamity to-ascertain its efficacy and virtues;, its -cx,cellencies being acknowledged by the nv.,st respetiable • Medical/Authorities. The Powder clears - es and beautifies -the Teeth, sweetens the Breathy po d ssesses no - iehl that can • corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe, in its use.. Froth its astringency, it stern thens the gums, eradicates 'tie scurvy, preserves Sound teeth fica.decay, secures decayed teeth from becoming worse, fastens those vyhich• are loose, and often proves the happy means of preventing. t h e ir being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of Eaclies.•and Gentlemen, of the first f as hi on and who_have been in the habit of tieing it, is, that it prevents the, rebornof the Toorhtach, f with 'which, .Before that period, they had been violently aiflided; and likewtae.dbviating the necessity - of thatmost , disagrecable-of all operations—Saliny, the Teeth: Likewise a Tincture which•po4.adses the. power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, and.braces .the G urns, and-is a Wash after the Powder perfeftly sate in its use, ira-ving no ;acid. M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen g.,iin; abroad .to take with them, as Gentlemen who have beeu abroad have found the good effects of the Powders in long voyages ; and 'also proper for ali Families, and Schools" to Keep by them. She cautions:the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth, Powder without " 141 - .‘Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top' of the box, ,several, coMpositions having been vended flzr iti in 'Town arid Country. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at her Warehouse, N 0.3, •Beau-- forr-buildings, Strand ; and, by her appointment, by Messrs.- Champante, Jewry-Street, A ldgate ; Messrs. Johnson, Bat!. alley, Lombard-street; Messrs. Hendrie,• Titchburh-street;, , Mr. Reynolds, Bath; Mrs. Shearclitf, and Andrews, Bristol; Vlr.Trewnraii, Exeter; Mr. Mottley, and Snack, Portsrnoutn; Mr. Riellards, Plymouth Mr. Wood, Weymouth ; Mr. . Edmoods,.Northatnpton, ; Lue-as • Soutatain'pton • Mr. Howartlyßeading; Mr. Middledit c h, Ipswich; Mrs. liollett i Colchester ; Mr.'Brass, Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook, Derby ;`Mr. Winks, : Gainsbro' ; Chester ; Mr.A tared, Yar mouth ; Mrs. Cross, and Wood, Shrewsbhry ; Wakefield. .price:'as; .6d. a Box; Tincture -ac. 9-.. h India Brushes, ts,,eaclt. • - . Extra4l of a Letter from Mr. Cooper, a very respedahle Gentleman Fapher, at, Leyiligton,,,hear liiswiL:ll, to Mr. Thomas White,l'aastin of the Academy at Colchester. DEAR ,SIR, ; June 1, 183 r. • W HEN ' V°II ,to. Dr. Bit optim, pray iiiform V. him, tactl have received from his Medicines all the `benefit my most sanguine expedations could Lad ne to lock for, or, my-most:earnest withes could induce lme to hope. .My case was alt irruption'on my face, .of the, most virulent nature, that iyas nut merely extremely troublesome, but also rendered me cx.;,es.iively and.:lF. I. atriclly , ' follOWed the rules I.tid down in the Doctor's Publication, 1 - and was in a short most r adical I cured ;it is now near ty two years since I toi4g.the AledicineS; and have never sir. a hid the slightest return of my troublesome iiisOrder. • I feel it a duty which I owe to the xarriniunity (and I ain.sure your just mode of thinking will induce you t o •joi n :i n the .3c.iti ment),,that the Doctor should be at liberty 'to make this case publiC, - far the , benefit of shil:ring inttvidAis - ; being myself infinitclY.,above regarding any remarks tlhet maybe made on it by the insolent, the invidious, or the incredulous: ' Yours' sincerely, J. COOPER. , -; - In justice to your merit, and for the benefit of tile afiii6tecl, - T request you will publish my casi. was aillided tOr a lehgth of time witlm Scorbutic' Disotcler,'-for which I could find no relief, 41tholigh I had recoukse: to several Medicines ; but was tortunateiy cured by tatting your Botanical' Syrup,. nos vin am no in petted health, and ready t o teStiTY - the same. I am,. Sir, your grateful,'humble Servant, • ' • ,J.OIIN cIOLDSBURY, June 3, !SOL , Tlieberton„ rear Stxmlindliarn, Witness to the :iboVeCaSe, 4A M EI, C di. o,s K The Botanical Syrup.and 'Nervous Poadiat to ou had at.the . Do.6toe's House, No. 9, Aibion-sliTetseven Doors i'giir the Leverian.Museuni),- Blackfriiirs-bridge, in Lottles•Of • us. 6d. 'and, .ss. n i. ; .also of Mr. Robinson next to York house; Piccadilly,, Newi)ery, corner of St. Paul's Church yard.; No. 73.1, 'II - 101)01 . n, 'opposite Gray's Inn•;• hoult and Co._ (late Bacon)", Nci. 150, OXford4strect.s,Pid din,'s Medicir,P Warehouse, No. 76, o'..eforki-street ; Forbes; Druzgist, No. 3z,-1, acKinan-sir,et, .orough ; Pidgin ,and -Sheppard, Bristol ,'•Baxier, Edinburgh; .Brown, •R ead, Vine-street, Bristol;. ;•• Chalmers, Aberdeen ;.. Bellamy, Druggist, Porismouth ; Bray, gunderlaml; 'Vila's . ; Royal Exchange ; Williams, lier turner. . to . Majesty,. No. lA, ; Boultoo, - Royal• Exchange ; Collin:;,Salisbury ; Spilsbury . and Co. Diary_ street, Dublin"; likewite W. Magee 13elfast, and M. Davis, Cork,. Ireland ; Mid by. most Booksel'lers, and Medicine-Yen dirs. in' the three KingdoMs. ' • BRODUSI's GUIDE to - OLDAGE, or Aslvice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and.perr;ianerkt S2ure for those secs - et Infirmities of Nature, which delicacy often forbids to disclose, even to their.r4atives :- with a Treatise on Female Dizlases, gervoils,'Hypochoridriac, 'and Consumptive Complaints. To which-is .f;, Advice to Bath and I-int-well Ba;hers, c. it is particularly recornmended to Serilaringllseia, . A .tattle cini.ta,iitt;eqlB-al to five sglall ones. ' 5,0G0 ~i .1 ~.n very' II.: ad Lc ; ,:.1 Chn Day' I I