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Tkketsr'at 33;i actrAwii4::livillibe.delivered to the first 400 VoltintLer3 W-110 entet.,tikepr NalfleS "alicUthc Corps in which they are eni•ol , .ed; 'at the WON• of itv-.neligb-House. __ The Tiiitt; ET , tollio ;fixed:at Fivero'CJock, told the Vo. lunteers *to Fire : in the..,Qfderpeir Tickets are numbered, and,no one to.ine-wi.thotil.. fikatiCiii his t. lii the E veithig •j, _ A , GRANb t ONCE RT .OF MILITARY MUSIC, . .- Will be perfortried by The RciyAr. C . .PoitAr,i)N - RAM) in. Full Uniform, and a magnificent . • FIgE_WdRK. With Transparencies wad EmblematiCal Devices in'Honour • of the Day; exhibited 13y- Sig..ROSS .-; Admittaneo3s.. •6d; Tea and Coffie included_ At. B. A Room. will be a'ppropriated, and a Rroper Person appointed to take care of the Musquets and Sick-antis-if-tune diately the Firing is over. • • - • BRIGHTON ELEGANT COACHES. 9HE NOBILITY. GENTRY' and- otliers vi. 5 siting Brighton; are respedfully informed NeW and Elegant Coaches set °Win the Morning from the. SWltn New Coach-0 fficei Charing,cross, and arrive at Brighton to Din ner. RICHARD TREMONGER, Proprietor. Aug. 3, aor. TO ANY GENTLEMAN FOND OF SPORTING. R the advance of only too Gtuneas (wanted j ust now, upon a particUlar occasion Which will be can didly - given); a M - An •of • Fortune.would, as the- repayment thereof,•"be actommodated and .'ooitded for ONE YEAR, or a Gentleman and his Wife for SIX MONTHS, in a situa tion and residence, and in a stile 'of Zorisequence,* far beyolid any probabl.r4or'prpstimab-le-re.aeh,..upon any plan of board ing. But there is.; much much superior inceOve ; the Lender Would be incroduCeditcn.andjoin, a. little party, of that rank in society, which is .to be met with only in the very best The.ii of the Borrowe:!s engagement, were it 'required, CoUld,b7.:7espeCrlably guaranteed. It is in= a Most heAthiful'ind_proveihially healthful spot, in a very enviable uncommonly aboiand;ng with all the genteeL anti social amusements, aid with all . the - various sports of the Acid„ and is but four ? or a :very gentle five hours ride from Town. . Or a dingle Lady, or two Ladies (requiring but one spacious tliarnbtr), wOuld be feceived on the same terms. ]. The Advertiser, anxious net to become the . butt of - curi osity, and to rspefit, requests; that enquirY - may be made by letter only, -with name and-address, directed (post-paid), to R. S. I'. to he left at Mr. Woodcock's path Morris's) Cinna Shop, Lincoln's Inn.fields,, which will be . triostrespedfully honoured. • lot Y Majesty's Royal ,Letters Patent, PROS. SE ' SMOKE .1 CKS; construded on a principle whollyticw, aria rirovbtd to possess advantages worthy_ public attention, ,seyeral:;years without oiling, and re plenish..-d from the external . part 'by drawing a screw, thereby. avoiding the necessity . o .f• a Smith 01 Swqp, the part blast subject to friction instantly `repaired, and, by a very simple c oetitlon,'. the nose usually coraplaitted .of - a common sir o kzjac.k IS prevented. they a r e c a lc u lat e d f or t h e m o st modern as well' aS intricate chit's - Mies:- References may be )lad to upwards of 'l%vo Hundred respeElable- Families, who - have had them in use . upWards of three years without oiling: These, jacks do not exceed common ones in yrice, will roast with or without Spits, and are kept fit repair (if regliired) ix any part of-London at, 2S, -64L,per_year. . ' Sold by the Patentees, J. and W. Prosser ' Back-hill, Hat ton-garden ; where may be had all kinds of Stoves and Kit chen-ranges, on improved psiriciples, with or without Ovens and Boilers. . Ovens on a new principle, the best adapted to bake bread, , ir.eat, pies, -AvQ,rranted :to answer. Old lacks and Rfriges taken in exchange. N. 11..:The ; Parent Jacks - are.no where else in London.. TO . BE PEREMPTORILY ,OLD, TO THE BEST • -,„ • BIDDEA,. : , Pursuant to a Deciee H-is Maiesty''s Court of - Excliecluer ' at WestminSter; thadosiat a CAuse., intitlgd. DAV: lES against LEWES, Knight, before Abel ~ Nigysey, Esq. , 'Deputy to Plis Majesty's; Renlembrahcer ot The said Court, on Friday the zSth Day of August inst. at . Twelie o'clock at N oon , in the . Exeheditier Office in the I ariet Temple, •London,. j‘ . FREEFIQLD ESTA FE, situate in the Parish lA_ of Sr...Doipells, in 'the County of... Pembroke, con s i s t.. ing of divers l';lessp•ages; Lands% and Te.nortic...nts, in the seve ral occi.patiOns'Ot:E van john, Thomas Williams,' Jane Lloyd, Richard Richark William Bowen, William John, Mary Nicholas, Samuel DaVid s Reverend Williamiones, and others. • • • • Particulars may ,be had . (gratis) at the , King'S- Retnem braacer's, (Mice ,in the Temple ; Mr. Gatty, Solicitor, An zel-court, Tliregtildridn-itreet ; Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Theobald's Road,.Lonclon; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, LEvyn goras, near Cardigan ; , the White Hart, Cantian; and the principal Inns at- Cacrinarthen and:Haverfotthvest• . . . . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD Modern...bully FREESTONE -A A. HOUSE, tit. feu the Residence of a genteel Family, containing brawing; Dining and'Breakfast-rooms, •four Bed chambers,: and two G.arrgs, iwith light Closets over than, Kitchen, Servants' Pantry, lirise.keeper's ROOM; - Closets, ttc. three' !arge Bed-rooms over:ditto, ..grel:vlrotr'se,; with, a leaden Pump, Coach-house, Barn, and four-stall Stable, Kitcuen-gardeb, rarm:.yard, 'Ox-house, surrounded _with _Plantations, with .) , Valks, twelve .Acres of rich Meadow.- land, nt - the end o r wh i ch the Hous e stands ; 12 miles - from Bristol, .and.l3 Irornliath, in a pleasant Country and good ibouriu where Hounds are kipt 7 , 'Provisions 'reason ,ttble and Coals at- a -small. distance, A. Farm house and Lands . of upwards, of tool. a year; contigUous to the above, altay . in also - purchased: - , .Er.iuire by letter (post-paid), of F. G. Post-Oftice, Bath. A COUNTRY RESIDENCE near PLYMOUTH, in the . - - • • - COUNTY of. DEVON. MO BE SOLD, .. a Desirable FREEHOLD i i ESTATE, called ELFORDTowq, in the Parish of 13nekland Aionacheruni-, lite •in.. the. occupation of H. R, Snock, ksq. deceased. - I' ha Premises :1. - e situated in a fine Sporting Country, and con:-ist 'Of a Dv;elling-house '(comprising two .Parlours, a }.itchen and convenient Offices,. fiye Bed-chambers, three. qlosers, a:,•1. two Garrets), a Six Sthl I - Stable, COaclouse, rti_l(enncl, Barn, and - Uut-houses, a Walled Garden, • • Laicii*nd Eighty-nine Adres of Aral*, - Meadow . , and Pas- It t ' ttireiLai2. Awll wooded and watered, within a Ring Fence , ' ..-. intdsfrorith lie, South, with Common of Pasture for all kinds of Cat tle iiil RoborOugh Dewri i - free from-the Tythe of Corn and Paynient of Land-Tax ; _eight miles distant firkin Plymouth and Plymouth Dock ; and six trom - Tavistock, , at . 'one•or other. of whiela ToWns is a ,market fire-days in.every: week, and the Alril-cCieft-paSes dAd fepasses betweenlbose' • planes everyday,- within - bait a mile of the House.. 7 . The Purchaser may lave possession at Michaelmas .next. TI" .r which 4 ), nvose i :a Publie-Auaion. willle held at the C1.,h,: Inn in Ply io-3 , .1.iii, on Friday the 2.: st day of August - , :c >.t, at five o' c, l in theAflefiroorn • . ...„ ... "' .N N. B. A DerAusit of rel.. per cent. will •ha required on . ~, . _ signing Contract. .. -• . - • •• -. ' .. . ' For -viewing.the Premises, application may be made at _ Elforchown; and, further partktilars known by applying t 3 Mr. :Benjarai:n • Follett, - No. .2, ilaper-puililings, Temple, • London,. or to . Mr. Leach,. the Proprietor, at : Plymouth. : 'pawn astb_juiy, iaor. - , . . EY . THE KING'S PATENT , • 7. The CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE. CASE XI,X. To Mr. Bristol,- Off}. t 7, 1790. f . QM, by: your Cardiac Tincture I have bee n L.) freed from the Gout in my stoniach and head. •It has mended my - appetite and digestion, .and removed costive .ness.. I fdischarps the bile, and clears my sallow skin. . My Sister has stridly pursued your .•diredions- The Tindure has quite 'restored her lost appetite, .stre4 - th,. -and "spirits, The - fits- with which she nad ban Athcted • many years, and for ,wl'ich she '-had used many Medicines without benefit, have not returned since sue took Pills*, which have carried Ott' an amazing number .. small white worms with..alime. I atn, Sir, ;our ouirgecl humble Servant,. • 1.-HOWARD. * S,:e Detergent pins, • • - CASE XX. Queen-square, Westminster, Oa. q, fj• go . In my case of sickness of stoinach,. bilious • wind, sourness, and pinenings, severe head-aois„vii vitlSionS, and nervous agitation's, which. great!) reduc , , , ,i me, I was cured .by Mr. Rymer's Cardiac Tindure• at.ei for years, taken, to no purpose, a variety o9f dicines prescribed by Physicians andApottie,:aries, _.• ANN PHILIPS. _ _ CASE XXI .. .- ~ i , a ,. isgte, Jan,. 29, 1791. . . I-do hereby certify, .that in violent pains in in ) 5tu,11,.....:. , and . my head, with wind and faintn'css; I was immedi,itei; relieied by Mr;:ityrnees, Card* Tiiittdre, . , .. _. - . ' . - MARY:STANNING.• . . From Mrs. Mary Stanning, of Reigate.' ' . . • • CASE XXII. , ' '• :. • . • • •-• .Bishopgate•- street, •Jag: to. 1791 'I do'certify, that -havipg many years been •aillict,:d the, Yellow 3aundice', , and, t :tirder - in ink livar, wit!, dreadful cOrnplaints.in ,the h ' siOniacintirbowels, and swelled. dropsical legs, I rfedlr gpstpred to healittgnd strength by. the virtuei v a TheoCardirre Tindure and Pills. - WEDN KS DAY, _A.,:c, - Gusr' 3; ..rBor. A NEWIVIUSICAL WQRIC,- Containing (at least) one hundrechillustrative Examples, many of which are entire andfavourite Compositions of the :most celebrated Composers (Vocal or Instrumental). A/TR. SHIELD most respe&fully acquaints 'those IVA. Ladies and Gentlemen wild have lately favoured him with Letters relative to his, IN T ROD uca' IQ 01 - 1 A MONY, that the Copies which they haves° long expetted, were - sent to the different Coach-offices this day (Aug. 5), with diredionSiagreeable,to -their iristfutions), writ ten upon the wrappers. • It ina,y - not be improper to observe, that both the English and Foreign Reviews contain many ju:diciousland.critical re marks on various parts of this Introduction,. which' shall be carefully attended to in its Appendix ; 'Which Appendix will be.put to Press as soon as it appears to bd intelligent to every description of Readers, and serviceable to the pradiCal Mu sician. - • N.B. The Little Heart,; 0 bring me Wine i - Ca - nrade the Good ; and the late -Mr. •Fischer's admired Cadenza, are not published singly, nor collectively, in any Work but the abcwementioned Introdudion, the' original price of ,wilich was its. 6d. in boards, but it is now sold for rBs. 'by the ' Autliet, No. 31", 13erners n 'street.; the Publishers G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row -; or 'by any Bookseller or, Mu , sicseller in the Kingdom. - • Mr. Shield begs leave to add, that, contrary to the, Condi dons in the Proposals, many of the delivered Copies are still - on-credit. August 5, rEot. _NEW PUDJ.:IATIONS. The followings V,alpable-,BQOKS-- were, Itaring the last Winter, printed fbr T. CADE - Li. - jun. and W. DAVI ES, in, the r Strand! • 'LL -1 GYPTIACA ; or Observations on certain _LA Antiquities oP Egypt. By I. WHJT-E ' D Zo D. -Pro fessor of Arabic in the University of-Ord, 80;:tcc. elei,. gantly printed in Quarto, , a,bd, illustrated - by Engravings.. 11. is. in boards. An ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the INTERIOR of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the Years 1797 and t 798. In-, eluding cursory Okservatibnspn the Geology and Geography of the Southern Part of that Continent • the'Nattired -His tory of such Objeas as occurred in .the Anima(, Vc~etabie ; and Mineral Kingdoms; and_Sketches of the siLal and Moral Charaaers of the various T'ribes Inhabitants 'stir.. rOunding the. settlement of the Cape of Good Hope: To *hick is annexed, a'nescription of the present Slate, Popu- lation, and Produce of that extensive Colony, With a-Map construaed entirely from actual Observations_ made in the Course of the Travels. By-JOHN BARROW, late Secre tary to the Earl of Macartney, and Auditor 'General of Public Accounts at the Cape , -of Good. Hope: `4lO.- a. Jos: itt boards. • • A TOUR in MONMOUTHSHIRE. By WILLIAM COX E, M.A. F. R.S. F. A . "Re6for of Ifemerton. 11_ lustrated with - a . Map of the County, and mith Engravings from the Drawings of Sir Richard Hoare, Bart. by Byrne, and other eminent Artisn, - Grotind Plots of - Castles, Plstns of 'aircient.Encarnprnents, &c: Elegantly printed in,,2 vols. .4to. 41, 4s, in boards: , _ .Just published, - price 2s. S&:ond Edition of - HUMANE SUGGESTIONS' . tos .Members. of the-imperial Parliartierit ; or, An Appeal the Mi, nistrf, 'being urgent Reasons for new laws respelling Cre‘nt and 7amine. These Suggestions deserve the attention of every man in trade, as well as that of the Members of_the Imperial Par liament. The Author with great judgment-examines tii Questions':'• What is Property ?-,What is Justifiable Cre.iit ? W fiat Tranadions Constitute Unjustifiable Credit ? &c. - Critical Review for July ;..likeWfse Monthly Review. for February ;. and Scots Magazine for March. Published by Messrs. RiChardSon; . Royal- Exchange ; .• B. Scott, opposite Beaufort-buildings, Strand; and S. Jordan, Ludgate-hill, A VALUABLE - FAMILY MISCELLANY. • This Day was price 9d. to' be continued Monthly ; • . - • - The Fifth Number !THE ORTHODOX CHURCHMAN- MA_ J_ . GAZINE ; or, A Treasury...,Cf:Divfoe...anci Useful. Knowledge : containing, among many other interestin and original Articles, 'Biogaphy -T•f J udge Hale ; Essay on . .con-' neelion between Civil and Religious - Government ; Philosopher,. No. V. ,Original ReMarks on Hume's Eng land. ;• an Ancient MS. on.the - Fears of the Pains of Death ; 'Religion with Cheerfulness ; Reasons fin - the. Ass:Alibiing the CenVocation ;' New - Claims of the Catholics considered ; :ChurchMinisters' Preaching_; Extra C -ts ; Account of New . Publications; Anecdotes;, List of New Books in Divinity ; Poetry Obituary ;• Church Preferments, &c. &c. sec. Sold by - Spragg,, Panton-street, Haymarket. CASE, XRIII. • , ' . . London; 'Feb. ti. int.. . . These are to certifS , that in dthility.sof my - stomach, bilious , refchings .in . the. morning; sourness; eructations, soasms - , •and mind, I obtained great and permanent bene fit from Mr.. Rymer's Cardiac. Tineture; -- . , • .• RICHARD TURNER .POOLER. . From Mr. R. Pooler, .Iylatlieinatical . - - - • • . Instrument-maker to the Piince - ' - Great - '. .of Wales,. TOwer-street. . . -.CASIr XXIV. _ • - ' ' • - Pall-Mall, Dec. 2, 1790. . , My. regular-gout having become anotitalous, afieding• my head with great confusion, distressing giddiness and noise, with 'impaired memory .and , derangement of thought • and my stomach with spasms, hiccups, acidity, wind, fullness and loss-of- appetite, and indigestion; with costiveness; general weakness, nerVaLlS,sfartings, and paralytic tremors. These are to - certify, that. I was relieved by the daily use of Mr. Rymer's TinCture ; and that since, _by staking it:occa sionally, I continue in comfortable 'heal th and spirits. . •...• GEORGE HOWARD. CASE XXV. Reigate, Jan. 29, 179 L. 'I received great benefit from your Cardiac Tindure, which relieved me when greatly oppressed- with wind and depres sion of spirits. I am, Sir, your humble servant, MARY B.RYANT, CASE XXVI TO.Mr. RYMER, . Chelmsford, June r 4, 1792. I do hereby certify, that I have repeatedly experienced great relief tri nervous atiiielions,. indigestion, and bilious complaints, from Mr. Rynier's Cardiac Tinattre: • JAMES THOMPSON RUFFHEAD, Clerk. From:the Rev, Mr. Aullhead. - • . _ *.* This Medicine, as ah immediate restorative and cor roborant, is a 'most. aka - Wall remedy in fernale,obstrueiiOns and suppressions, .and' cases of retention ac maturity ;. also in weakness, morbid discharges,, and irregularity-about tile turn of years. • Sold at Mr. Rymer's, No. 36,t-Cetrardistrect, Soho, in bottles, 225. Its. 6d. s's. sd. and . " .2g:*.;.Nsrith DireCtions, and Certificates of Cures. Htiiirs of advice from 1,1 to Messrs.: Dicey-and Beynon, Nb. 10, Bow d hattli-yard, are , appointed by Mr. Rymer the iiifelViioleSite ehriers: the above Medicine (as well: as 41; the Derer , ; , ent-tills 'for the .cure of diseased liver, attended witil . asthina and dropsical. 'legs, for the discharge 'of gall - , stones, destruction of worms, &c.) of whom, and every Vendor. of their Mediejhes in all the prineipar Towns,' it :may lx had retail. ,-. The 4uthnr's •TraCt . on Indigestion, .thy Hypochondriac Disease, and .tlm Goitt, may be I,ad is above, price is. -• • • . • . *** Ry.mer's Celebrated Tcaoral Medicine- for' Colds, Coughs, Declines, A.sthina, axid for the Prevention and Cure of Pulmonary- Consumption, rriky be had as above, in bottles at ss. sd. pd Its. 6a. with_ full DirealoilS and Ca4es of,Cures: ' . _ IV. A . /41'101.1LT' ES,. Historical; Arcbiteavial, Choragra phical, al.(' Itinerary, inNOTTINTGHAMSHITZE and the adjacent Counties Part the First, comprising tit,: Histories of Seuthwell (the Ad Pontem), and of Newark,(the Sidna ceiter of, the Romans), interspersed with Biographical Sketches. By WILLIAM DICKINSON', Esq. Elegantly printed in•QuartO, with a Portrait •of the . Author, and . nu meious,'other Engravings, Price to. inboards. * A, few Copies are printed un Royal Paper, with early Impressions of the Plates, price 11. ts., in hoards. V. A SLARVE'srof the. 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And. an Address to the College - of :P n v .:inns at , -Philadelphi3, on the - .'revention tit . - the Agri_ . Peiiiience. .13y )14N AVG ..:01.T EL M.O. IP. it. S. .F. - R:S. and R.M.S a .Member of t!is .American Academy of Arts and-Sch,nces. 8v0..-st.. in boards. _ . _ . The I N STITUTI 0 NIS of the.P RA CT.! C of. MEDI CIN E ; deliveied. Collis:. of Lecl.tres. By JO. BAP TIST 13PRSERIUS, DE Ka NI FELD. TrAislaied tiotn ,ne I. it by WILLIAM CU LLEN.BROWN. ..ind 11. By°. r6s. in boards. .! . . ) ,*"The Third , Voluakefe in the Press, and the remaining _Two,will follow with all conyenientdisgatch. XXNI. The METHOD of Educating the DEAF and DIINITI; cAlfirnied by long Exp:Tienee.. 3y the Abbe de PE E. Fratisle.ted'asHn the trench and . Latin, . Onevol.. 7s. 6d. in - - WORTHY TH,E A•CTENTION O - ALL RAWKS. ['he Afflieted are nappily, presented . with a most safe, • saltitary, and - absolute Speci fi c for those deplorable and hitherto incurable Diseases, the - King's Evil, Scrofula, - • Samna, Scurvy, 'Gout, R euiria tisrn, Yiles, Leprosy, and ali Disorders .originating in an impure state of the „ Blond. r "rHE ANTI-lIVIFETIGINES.,, a Medicine A. founde.don a chemiCal and •philosiiphicil basis, war ranted by the experience or A. a:.:T.ies of years,. sanztioned by Cullen's Praeliceot Physic au" Nosology, and orepared by S. SOLOMON, M D. of Liver - dol, who pleclgc. himself tote Public,' that this. Medicine is perte.:lly ~,noc:iit in its , :' - nattire, safe in its appil..ation,and powerfu 11,y, edicacious in ' every species of I rripetigirleS, 'or 4..p.ravcd with affec tions of the sitin.* - It.is pi - 'the utiniist iinpßrhitice t'those ckfiiikt:ti. with any of these direful diseases, to their friends . and relatisies, as well as to the risin3'generation, that sudt cs,thplairirs may Sc speeetilk .reinoweli and the blood purified from every degree-of miasma. • I t.has b ee n held syialllkhyeicians, •Chronicf Distem.— pers abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the northern parts of ne globe; and eye !lave-tuffiap-pily mperieircedthe truth of this assertion in this-c9untry,miltere -, she. frequent 5.7.1 eliatizes el the 'weather,: at cerrnin se e sotilof.theyear, spre.,l the rn'ost eXcrucifaing and alarm* ttistikciers arnong: ., : us, by oinlin'; - the blood, and inaterially2treetinkthe state of the perspiration, and. thus occasiuising ,colds, coughs, rhetuns ' &c. the porieniOits barbin*gera : of ipiloat every dis eaStAvhich_tiroves taial:to rite iiinabi'rant :or S;.r.-e'lit. Britain.: perhaps tliece is no place'on earth`so - sin,):ti to tilest suciiLn changes as - this Island, wirl:e the e.trci4te,i4.li,.,“ - atid cold • are often experienced in one (lay. , ILance it ..ocs.:odies :II , tier .'6f the ntir s iost importance; lo ; .sgelt-Oilt fo ‘ r ''decidedrerneay for those disorclers. 01F front Obstruded lierspiratiort. - Otte of irrunediate'ellects n.. tins obstruction is to contaminat , e ti;e 'Which is the source bf various•obstinate -disorders, th t eruptions U ec t ; and , hy kin; themally Constitution, and endangering the lives -of cording to the - various habits or Constitutional properiSitigbf '- its'sitbjeets,• acidaecorclhig to the degree pc WiftC" whiLh, the blood is impregnated, it embitte. - s ``p.;itient's lite v stn di4rent disorders; and -if not hfid in tiine, to proper remedies; they become roo'cNl in the habit, sp that few medicines can•reach the malady,- and ninny . - that are made -use of. for th at purpose, oaly.serv.e to ,exaspetate and driye the humour.; into' new channels, and ~there6y -fix they). deeper in theconslittitioti. _ Dr. Solomon, therefore ; having been - long in possession of e-reOipe for the certain and ellocinal cure . or these . disorders which. take their rise'freith an impitreand vctiated'stateig the blooci.and lyitiph, and having ,observed With:deep:regret the rittafferless instance:;' . where patie, - as- hive__ pined ay,;ay,A mi .;,serable existence wihout receiving thist : nalleSt hineft; from anything - lice could l i rocure,norwitiistanding the rnauy tended N:aLdies w)iich'have. been otf ; '.red to the .Public 4s universal specifics for tlio3o, - cornpla'nts, ha's at length yielded to the•pressingssitics Of his tell,pw-crew. tures so deeply afflicted, and zd dctcrinin to. publish it to the . work! a inedicifie 611;ielreatest national •iipportance, and truly calculated to clean id the blood. from Jll ;oiliness, coup- teradcycry morbid ;Alf:diem, and restore weak and ginaciated Consatutions.• . _ The /tines Evil, Strtima or Scrofulai,arc hard, schirrous, and often 'indolent tumours,- that affect tile glands of the 'neck, under the chin,- artn-pit-;. groin, Annus, anus, and 'wrists, and most commonly is,scated in the and beneath , the ears. To rernoVe these obstibate.symptoms ; the whole Materia Aledica - has been'tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer left to - cira-, - ; out a-miserable eitistence. Ma ,v, are crawling - along on crutencs at this wfi moment, o l h the A nti-linpetigines Would restore to health and vigour, if recourse. was .hadto it: The clire4tions givc:i v. ittt each Sortie -are pliUn, ,- .e.cr itsapplication isattenitedwith little or rio trouble.. Tn.; iiitt-Impetiginei is an alterative.ind purifier of the ; its operation is gradual, gentle, and almost imper ceptibie it as tife best 5 . .1• , 3:itut..• that has--ever been disco vered for that dangerous ,nineral Mercury—it sweetens the bfood, acid stirruilates it to ex.ikci .11 flexions and' impure sitengtit and tone to the. ri..rv . es, enlivening,and ,Invigor.qing,bath body and mind, For Scorbutic, Cutaneous ;hruprionS, Dry or Wet Leprosy, _the 'And- cer tainlyclajrus a.pre-einti,!occ over 2.! I other . Medielnes, being decidedly adspted tl)ethe spzedy removal of rbesecomplaints, find wilt not-only clear thc„ but heal all old sores and .ulccr,, of ever so long sfanc'.;•, , ;. , • • lit tlisin'tlers where Salivatini repeatedly f'ailed, when no .other rein..!dy coal). restore rtie. unhaypy to that he.iltb he tuft;)rt"tnat• - •1:; - rapeiigines be tbund the c4oreat eniy rug h.? I . lz t r,gour. Proper Direaldns'fi:- cvc , ry 'thrll,se.i7es, are, sc.tiz , l ilalr.;a- Ctunn. There are also F4 - 1-I . y e;);ita4iittg the qinintity•of six. at ies. fil fiv nich there is t3s. • - Thilik.fdieirle tit ;t :he following appointed VLiccs v.' , in I.ondon, -, , ,ilvit.ttitevirg; ;S, Strand ; r.l . the. reptittbie I pritrzipal 'in tiiir United ?IVA ' • • . 4 l - V: t ds , of 'Pity sic, No. 1 737 • ' - • • sd/ • iod, • ?3d. . cth . ad. bd. od. rod. od. 6d. d. 44. ES , • O. Y Lb rd firs. ..,..... ~. . ,