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~` ~.. :1,! ►,~` .~ ::` Is2on~, ,~ ~f tl:r Ctt , Mr. ;,-; tititktr, of ~~ „LET, s it rve yor; a Si 1;3 treet, S v hi-lOL 9 1 7 , iXtyts and ctllct of Anci;•• Is of tile Szc. King ;Intl Mr. Foi.' S. de ;e1 ar;o o,, q tiirua din vit' 4 of Ma-, , se veM Tali Si l • tuneroo. Cat! be re 1, King 'm and ! , zte:N b!' xclusive r resl.lt jA I ‘;'11 .utie 1 9 ' or Vic rs. rig c IR" Mg du ,matt o i n WO' hay" nor ()lied ill ier wheiC oiler $ tress 01 :ions e t or tiie .it ~r sui" . "-‘ ry, ~1 t moo! rii o v i go ur. inter c' , great pIp~7G ..~Ulll' iion. iointe 4 that - tak!vgl, 4 ii)11 11 i SU C I IStil at ilt s le 13i'c' strecto n. Gam'' ;ict l.l ' ° -rr: ;jb ~,Ye i - ;cif ! 1- c 3: 0 :Lac' 1: ••• DE .assd CREDITS. AL,L Persons initvitigany - Detnanti:on the-Es . tate `o cl h!rld'Eiri;a.of SY DENHAM WILLIAMS, of Sher des;rp,' ,ttst....C . olint.y . of 1 - )6rse't, Cdntlensan,,deceaseci, are W , '" 44 to tran,;rnit ass aceci!:ht iliereof to Robert' PearsOn, of S teepleton, -in the said belt Abbis;. - iis the ttict Countyy of Dorset to th his ()Slice in Sheeolirise : those wto . stascd'indebtd ,‘",,') Estate - Of the % - zrtd Svtlenbarn Wi;liatris -are, forthwith guested to` tlieltnolgt tho -, :of to the said. Robert Pear. cei' Robert Wit!iains, \kilo are authoTize , l to re " tile same. —ESSEX.or FI'0 . 1( L. - WANTED, in eitheti:- County, for a short 'F enn c' r e.nte.o • RESI DENCE for a SNIAI.L o. l tili convenient Offices; Orourti4 and frt, Kifcben-•(;•,iran,; arid froth. zo to . ;.co Acres" of Land. 41 e_kiouse: midst he in good Repair (if Filinislied; the more !'pc'reeabl e ) t h e Situation dry and cheerful, and not in 'a vn or Village. A Manor, or liberty of Gaming, will be resiti red. the Advertiser would Wish to Nve rue ciazinn of pur 'a„sing ring,:or at the expiratioo or:tile ~ 1 1'(1(1r.::,; to W: 'M. G. at .'ll4r; Reyriolo4 'BOolcSellcr, 137, oxforil,siteet,- London.. N 1 - DV I AIg cf - !;.. ON E. P E N*- . siCYN.S 2 Nr!) 11t .ACES UNDER GOY EikrslZ4:l4.7; F ;..t)US A NI2OPOUN, OS :tre . , . ready to advance R etd 1 neornel from' io 20001. year4 . ,ariSing. froni Pensioa.s, Zstittes (Yreell9:id or Leasehold),. .C'harges,. Marri-311C Settlernents7lVimir ds'' Tointures — , ClP4rch -re deemable at tite option of the Borrovvor. -Seiveral•ye/rly,ln _olnts to be disposed, of : one 501. , a--ye:u• for. 2sol...orte.aaol. rear for 6 30 1. one 3po i. a - year f or 1 6 50 1. 'Op; 4501. a•;.l.year interest. ma and One 7501.•a4ear tbr 45061: .:Gearlenien having may be intormed of several genteel Yacanciei; - *both aand Military, from 501.• to 20001. •arear, at Horne ikki Abroad. Ten years pUrchase iven fbr AnAlso a.nuit:es on wlitre the Parties have abso g lute right. Ood N ay . for Pensions, Sinecure Places, and. Church Li y ceivY and Military Officers' Ralf-pay and pensions re ed. Donal Applications, .froirCEleven till Three o'Clock, Sto-;, l ' i llie and Co. at their A i cy-Office, No. 7, Cecil- Str,anci. --No Letters' received-unless post-pani. . . . NEW-INVENTED ST4YS. ki r ,'Y . THE laNG's LETTERS . :PATEN.T. AS. 'LLOYD GIBBON has, great pleasure in 4 Newmm to the Public her pAT-T STAYS b Y rat t l iie , 12: -invected BELTS, which 4re highly approved of rnest a itiertt Gzntlemen in' London, in the Obstertiq en s, - ho have no hesitation in saying, they atkPler then' caieu'lated to, afbra unitOrm andfirin support,. Th e Zstere negialed.Sfiape ‘krith More ease comfort to A rs ea .Ti than any thing hitheyto offered ro the. Public. fNki r ,„, -. L. G. begs to caution Ladies against th3:.,2 Persons leioli v ' a ki vending a Spurious article in her name, which. is 144 i116 . ~t()Rsequenily Stay' and-Bolt cannot be had ge ,1 / 4 .7 N 'o f the original- 'lnventor. and sole Pateatee, at Net;"+' Fitt C ont - g arden, aild at lter Warehouse, E3,:ar . oorou ve . 7". ... ' 1 , '' • T. CI-lATTAM, r • ` - ` I R K...C.t.I'fTER, .. Nt. 3 h'. ,1 Aurleigh-street,• Strand, tESVEC't - FI,J'LLY - informs Noblemen; ce'ritle v,,_ • re-il,al,ll.lilWiliol.'rlite., lahas, by'a t method known only i .,.," ilitn n W, c1iri.:0i,.:4%-4,a.44X.2,t. FAttaCtln_g, 144 . otl_and,,greas . e - '.'44. - I.e, k i s c.of in the iniinufacturimpr.49ii,s,. and" more pato,- ` Olell the btl:,;.:0. '•.v.rCiv, .toe` smitrest quaiitity 'of Wriia, I ftiot.extrai'led, will -;:sitoll .the"geilliine Ilayo,ur -- of Wines, c, - ..1 I `. 7 t-rieSe-Corjts are-foithd - prqqf r against:, the flint - tidily of : .. . .. . .nip Cellars, and ;ar s e,.teetornended for birding: :Wine to .-.aa,..1' .... ' - Aed ;17: V O: ;ha Undlesll//bd Wirrekgerchants, .It .AviDg . .exett4 , to" - , 1 0-kO'CLAs, 'give - lr '0 -pi aion•i't is,of the fir,st in4pWltance 1 V430 e ( . 1 ;10e I.'iiatle:—:T, t . liairif,cini. - firbrntc:v e , ; . lam ' Q 'corer t-garden ; J- 1 4 Kcistl; St. Martin's-latte ;: S. "Ful , Izr . - . 1 / 4 . ' • '-- M c p. k 're.Y.-St_teet,..Str,4l3l. . . . ~._, • 1 . ... is!.';llitirs'a4tt'otll;, -Dealers/in Cotlo, -.5i1,1 .5e al towed a IV iii.p m un t roilt-e. I%' rci , .cini ;.1 tlicseth .--.lint.-..d, to sell them ' tir tt,vi"lrtlipo , t heir:lion ct. , -., .'.-:. _.-. - . . '*" .. , ' L I/.. paid) WVlbe - eafgfulLy at fencjiZt to. , pat„',, '" - • 13.cPTI,E.R.'s - OE'Q STEAD:4:7 ,-, '.:,... . ''' ' "2"lii: 4' . till ' ii• - ' r e,,,, ~.,,,,OlNor.-:,,sarid•Fyincesses. • • c-. 1 , .A. . ., -.0 ...., .... . -• • : " 4 , 3 % ?,.14 8ei1,5 ; ,,:. a gce4s,,,- 14inir.g Tables, ~• ! . . :. .i .. . iik) L „,,,.„.... '',..,,' ' Z 1.., tife, .!c_ing's.l'abefit., ~.• • -'%. I",,.„„,„,e}jiiirited.:Btis Yeatt3 rAfeatl4ll)4lle _ viliglftf: Ziii . r4.4ll:i: o 1 "Ye'r-Ortn;. 13:. - ,-.g mav 01 P4:Pettlat' Afri 4,l :Siorstii,titi- k ,A4ELii sdi,d 14,4,sslser . t.of.s i arc: 1 1)?!.,11e ; F: , kltVpv)f,.VitlAtt the iielpbC : rt , ;...,n inaleWriiir.tt.es.. . . e n t. 4.,,t o .the's7i , i l r; . ..o-ifife:tni a`trei;;ind'stnittree.constrlttlion al ik L""s)AtiliA - t‘Ljtsbr,ll4e.ie.',La Anyiiart.r"May Si- #74-ed on l c ; - :, r e 't'' 7 4 4 • • •:Tile„;iiboy.e 444ead,s mad-cl. to any''''siie,Or-s hope, i, (11 IL-Atli or S :Laing 'Bottbins.-! , Fashionable Solis, ' - any'si v.: Ifc, s wi ha Pe, fo;.nirf' 4 :VrithlsteiliAtiiiigeaSO:iikdkafriplicityLeither ite i - P r .ltr,'Tont b ,Bciny ut 4illiap'q /*tit Wf. , tor ?het.r . f"...y2 'the g n , s !,:willi:on.v,i . ibutt.t - c ,_4t.ei,tl4,;';4r..o l q.s4trie'Pm e-lui .'" ' f6l - 4 1 '; ~,:", ` "Liag Wir hiji it : - ..;_Lf -- ' Cip . lotto - and truly -ly,u.sful - .0 hairs, tai n . 3 "'K coirip4t Ms - fo4irlinAlrsbii,l Nvi th or.withcoat Cur. self, !ile'Wlol:l;'fOldeatiiii;,forni*N'A:o4(paCt package or -it - kiri c ,,,''''arge - • itt'svilie'Dioing,,Tiibl i .,...on a singular . and a few',lFonstili...ll - on - ,' willloror'sit dfiferenesized'Tables in so'petilliiiittes; .withoirt i rhe'a4sis.tanee . of any tools ; are made iPite - ' ll ' ) e th r T• bl- diner , ••',3 People•oeCupies lio-Irnore e tha n ? 't 4. .4. : -lh . stanti a i ti a common C.rd Table.; are limier and•mpre . sub at the se hail any made on the common plan: persons sitting beig e , i T ables are not, incommoded by the legs Of the table N,,,„?. -11 I ,ne vvai of their feet : are made any size or shape. t:n a l a n't Camp Equipa ge, on imprdved principles.; Tables, est n .;bedsteads, , Marti . ueet' •,. ,Tent, &c. made . on . theshort thel-11;;• . Children's Patent Crib Bedsteads, preventin g eat ' i • • our of vermin ,- all ‘,4arranted'of dry, seasoned w oo d. ;r L le .rs peen li:-u - ly wcll seasoned, an arth.le•ot iniportance L., ect3; and all other Articles in the Upholstery andCa it' et ra.iielies, executed with taste and dispatch, at,(rxen . r 'l's, late Butler's, -01 d-established Patent ManufaC2ory Warehouse, No. 1.4, Catherine=street, Strand—no where • FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Coilee-House Comhill v-m 0 RROW, the z7th inst. dt 'rwceve lodprecisely, The folloWing GOODS, via. NINE HUNDRED Sides' Prime Virginia 'BA. CON. too Prime Virginia HAMS. Sio, ll,itto ditto SHOULDERS. Is' Hogsheads Old French . WHITE WINE in b , - NEC; AR. . • . • „Wha r f e n '' .l lved to the time of Sale; 'lying - at Freeman's Z ~ltarr Harin b . , Stairs the Vinegar at 1-layes.s Ilaceioi..a 0;k: t 'I-titreet, where_ Catalogues may -be had, at the le, y an dof . GEORGE .FRENCH, Sworn Broker, • N. 6, Great East-heap. " PEREMPTORILY. 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The Conditions of the Contract may b'e se - eet by "apply%g to tlfr. Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee.,-with.whom the Tenders most be left before TWelve o'CioCk at Nowt n'the-said 24th - inst.- as not any Tender wilt be receivedd - aftee that hour.. THE FARMER's MAGAZINE. - . . this Day : was . Published, Pike - TWO Shillings, THE FARMER's TVIAOAZINE, a Periodical Work, exclusively devoted' to Agriculture and Rural Affairs (No. VII.); composed entirely of original' Papers, and Bags, Potatoes, Yams, 6,1 e.• as Substitutes for Grain in feed ing Horses.;. Hints as to the advantages on Old Pastures, and on the-conversion of Grass Lands into Tillage,_ by' Sir-John Sinclair,, Bari. Al. P. ; on the Disadvantages that attend want' of LeaSeS and small Capital ; List of the Premiums 'thiered by the Board of Agriculture, 'lBof ; Query' respecting the success Of - planting, 'Sprint, - , old Roots of Cabbage, and Open Kali - that had been cbt iStridrites oil Faiin Manage ment near.Lond6n,. 'continued ;- on the making of Composts on Read-lands ; on Tythes, and Oxen. for Draught ;• on the .exaaion of Tytlie in Kind; Sketch .of a Tour througn - the NortWernCounties of Scotland, Part 111. ; Communications AAeri'pan - Rizsbandry ; on the .means of increasing the , Qumlity of Manure; the Use of On different. Soils, ; Cdroparison between Large and - Small Farms.; Review of " Essay and Notcs on'Husbanary and Rural Affairs, by J. B. Bordley, of ;" Review of " Selections from .Dr: Anderson's Correspondence,... 5e..c.." :Review of 1. , ' :Gleanings from Books on. Agriculture ;" ,oh the method or . ..preparing Cheese u' the Loclesan, , cornnionly - called Par inesan Cheese; ExtraCts from Accounts presented to the 'House bf Cirnnons teSpeaing,Xorn, Provisions,,lzc. ; on the Corn: Laws, from . Mr. F,ndlater's MS. 'Survey' of •Tweeale;, - on- the .Policy o'h' fixing a legal ..Standard of In .teeest, froth the:same ; Leading Article of Agricultural In telligence; 'Scottish Agricultirral Intelligence; 'English ritto' (published .Quarterly) ; :Notes . to CorrespondOts. 'P.rinted for Archibald Constable', 'Edinburgh ; and Messrs. T: N. 'Longman and 'O.' Rees, PaternosterLrow,, London : and sold by the principa; 13ootzsellefs'in tffelli - ataKingdorn. 0 t whorn may be liad -. • _ • The Farmer'S - - * Nlagazine, No. 1. •to VI. inelusive, price 'xis, 'or any-single Number; price 2S. , G...ir No. VIII of OF above Work, will . be published on . Monday the'ad'of _of next, • • 'CONSUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS, A R E generally occasioned ,13r the Stagnation A. of the Blood in the:Lungs; till it iS' cqnveried :into .. purulent matter; this may be owing to nervous, bilious, asthmatic, or dropsical complaints; excess Of lib's:limn - AS in &Agencies, leading a too studious, sedentary. lite ; heat of eliinateo hard drinking, immoderate use of mercurials, tea, coile4 or other watery liquids.; it 1111)' "b' olvins to a cold caught by damp beds or dairrp, houses; clilorosis or green sickness ;, excess of grief or pleasure ; debility of tlu fibres of the viscera, an ulcer iu the liver,. negled of customary exercises, &c. &c. , •The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is --alcuiated to restore a broken and 4 .ccayed constitution to its pristine health and vigour. . . 4° ' To be had at Half-a-Guinea, or 51. Cases with twtive, .Mr. Mathews, No: 18, Strand,-London, the only Warehiinse for Dr. -Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, No. 7, Exchange: . court, Dublin, and in Nadi, by Hizard ; Bristol, Sheppard ; Brighton; Gregory; lsirm.mghain, SwinneY: ; Iledtord, Smith; Blandtord, Simmons ; Bury St. -E.dinund's,-Dingle*; Chel tenham, Harward; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Cbventry; -s (10 ; Colchester, Keytner; Canterbury, Simmons ;. Car lisle, 'collie , • Chatharti f Etherington; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Fletcher, Poole and Son; Chichester, Philips= ; Cirencester, StephenS ; - Chippenham, Conib - S; Dublin, No. 7,Exchange-Court, Davison ; Derby i .Druryl 'Durham, Pennington ;• Dover, IVeales.;' Devizes; BrOu s gliton ;.Dorches-, ter, Cruttvell ; Deal, Rose ; 'Dartmouth, Jackson; Edih t-burgh, Smith ; Exeter, Trewman and Son ;;Falinotith, Elliott ; Gloueester,Raikes ; GlasgoW, Al'Denald ; Gos port', Harding; Hull, Rawson; Ipswich, , Middlediteh ; Isle of Wight, Albih ; Kendal, Brafitnivaife; 'Liverpool, . Merritt and Wright ; Laneaster; Walinsley t Leeds, Mims"; - Lincoln, Drury ; Headley .;* Leicester,' Gregory, Swinfen ; Lcvks, ' Lee . ; Manchester, Lynch ; 'Margate, kowe . ; Maidstone,..pJake ;''Marlborough; Harold; New bury, Fulle4 ; - Newcastle, Walker; Northampton, Edge; Nottingheirt, Burbage ; Norwich, Stevenson and Company ; • Ox.ford, lones ; Illy:mouth; Richards; Pottsmonth;telam ; Preston, ,SerTnt-; Reading', Smart and Co. ; SpreWsbury, Wood ; Sout ampton, Baker ; Stailbrcl, Smith ; Stamfbni, Newcomb ; Sunderland, ,Rtay ; Sal isbury,, C (Alfas ; Searbo.: rougi,Bayley; Taunton,. Poole; Tunbridge,Xox ; Wells, Evil -; , Weymouth, Wood ; Windsor : , Blakcney ; Wm:ester, Tymbs ; Warwick, 'Perry ; Winchester, Robbini ; York, Tesseyman ; Yarmouth, Downs. And l all thefeputable Alecii , ine-Venders, 'Booksellers, Sic. in every. principal in England, Irelanil, 'Scotland, 'ici America:' - • ' . , , \ ‘ ,L, ~,, ~ . * yr , - -- - ---- 0 -7 -, etr . • _ _ ...---.--,_Ac.,-- ~iii. ir---0-1. , .. , ••*k_.----zt 4, 7 7, 1 0 .'"-----' ' - 4 lills SUFFOLK.• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, :Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated at 4E CC L ES, a pleasant and sporting part of the above ,c,tinty, consisting .of a MANSION and FARM-HO USE, in compleaviepair, with upWards'ot:4o Acres of Arable . and Pasture Land. contiguous, in high cuirivation.. The Man sion is placed on an elevated site, perfealy, dry, commanding - an extensive prospeCtinto the County of Norfolk, over the 'navigable River Waveny, which run§ from Yarmouth through Beccf6s to I.3ungayl. comprising a good Hall, loading to -an elegant. Dining and . .Withdrawing Room, 'Stuff', Parlour, Kitchen, Dairy, &c. &c. 5 13ed.racnis, a 3 Stables, Coach-tottoe and other o.ut- buildings ; a large Garden, with Upwards of Soo fee't of Wall, planted with the choicest Fruit, adjoining fo which is a Grave, consisting of some or the finest Oak Tiinbers in the County, interspersed, with Ever greens,:forthing a delightful Pleasure Ground, and the whole . a compleat Family.)tesidence. , The Pfemiscs may b 0 viewed Tuesdays and Thursdays from to till 2 o'Clock ;, and further Particulars ,had by ap plying to Mr. G. Bobun, Attorney at. Law, in Beccies. N. B. A Moiety of the Purchase iltqney may be left on the Estate', !Beccles is, roB miles from_ London, 17 from Norwich, Is from Yarmouth, and ro from Lowestoft, in a genteel iieigh 'bourhood. - ' / SHROPSHIRE. - • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. 'CHRISTIE, - At the Lioninn, at Newport, in the County of Salop, Some time in.QCTOBER NEXT, ' 'ln sundry desirable and very eligible Lots HE well,known and beautiful. Estate ofCHET . 4 WY ND, with •its Manors and - Royalties, plenCifully stocked and abounding with Ganie and Fish ; situated a& joining the Market _ Town -of Newport, - on the old Chester Road, and distant froin-Lention about one hundred and forty five miles, called • • • CH.ETWYND HALL,.- - • •, The Estate consists of'a capital Mansion, with 'suitable attached and detached Offices ; Garden, licastir:.. Grounds, walled Park, Plantations,' and se‘eral , eligible Farrns,'. , 'ancl. • Cottages, frecpf Land'-Tax, the greater Part Tithe Free, and exceeding :main its, Rates to the Pdor. Particulars of which are now preparing, and be ready for delivery one month prior to the Sale, and iriay of the Printers of the Shrewsbury Chroilielt and .-Cht.ter • Colirant, Birmingham ; Chronicle, Liirerpool ' P.ft . 4ertix, and thc, Stalfordshire Advertiser; also. at the Ll'an','"Newp f . ? rt ; of. Messrs. Strong and Still ; Lincoln's Inn Messrs. Shawes, Greatficidge-street, „Black friars; •lta,npow Colfeet , liousc, Cornhill ; and of Mr. ' Christie; Pall.-.:\l all, where.a. elan of the Estate, aS lottedouay, be seen. ;. . . IN,THE VICINITY OF BATH. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in P_an-MaII; In OCTOBER Next,' NOBLE and - SPACIOUS 'STONE BUILT A • MANSION, with roomy' STALI NG for Six Horses, , double COACH OUS E, extensive attached and detached OFFICES of every description suited to the Mansion aid the capital Farm,_ excellent KITCHEN . GARDEN, with . lofty Walls, well pllnted with the choicest Fruit Trees in full bearing PINE RY, P,EACHERY, _GRAPERY, MILON-GROUND, 1C1f.410 US E, &c. seated on a beau tiful• LAWN, in the Midst of a PADDOCK of -about TWENTYA. ACRS of RICH. LAND, fringed with PLANTATIONS; called . .BAILBROOK LO.DGE, situated in the PARISH of BATH - - EASTON,' in the COUNTY of S M ERS E T lortniir; a display of E levation on the rich Architedural Stile, happily crowning an E =nee with undescriballte Piduresque Prospeds, encircled by•the River4wu, P-rior P•ark, City of Eath,4r,c. The InteEfor Apartments tare capacious, will conneded, of just ProportiOns, and finished with simple Elegance ; the Domestic Gtlices am fully 'competent.and judiciously ar ranged, and, the whole, Premises are most .ampiy supplied • With FINE WATER; suited for the immediate rcceptidn ofa large Family. , AUG surrounding , the Premises, *CAPITAL COM PA CT FARM, with a FA R M-110 USE, and, suitable Out-Build ings, and r 32 Acres a. R 2), Arabic, Meadow, ,and Pasture Land, let otf to a reseetiable Tenant, with -power to'reSume PossesSion of 6o Acres, if required. . .• :.ParticuLirs.inay'be , Yhad of the Printers of the. Bath .and Bristol Papers ;•castle, Marlborough; Stacie's Hotel, 'l4r:l , Rittliarftsins , Land 'A geney-Oqice, Sydney- Place i lßath ; Mr. Webb, Chertsey ••; Messrs. Aldrich and Smith, Solicitors, LineohfS-Inn; Rainbow . z Cornbill ; and in Pall-Mall. A Person attends to show the PretniSes, which may be viewed ) with Tickets ) , to be h,rd of Nfir Richardson and r e f Mr. Christie" .114E1jiGINT: ACT. .'At the only W'Al`hoils'iOr I )r..- POWpiR, No. 45,: St. Paul's Chtirch.dard, a,fcw Doors nOth the , 2 . orildr - of Chc pr ide, r •-ftre Sold, t-'T,.e. Prices annexed, inelusive'o-the stamp Duties Un posed by 1 ; hut no a&litional," hare 'has been made upon Dr. JANIT.S'S POWDER., whiCia 'continued at the original Price of 2s. Ott: per Packet. It may giro be had at rl. 4s. per :Dozen; or tire riu4ntity of a Dozen Packers in one - Bottle for rl. as.. 6d. Duty.-irtcluded; so that the Public are ci.f sufferers. • - • ~ But in ofder_ to facilitate the operation, and to Jessen the burden of this A6t wilkh would in a great measure have proved a 'Tax upon' BcneVolence; . 3ll the: other Medicines are sold to any Persons \purchasing. half a Dozen,; or mal - e, free from the expellee of :tie Stamps s. d. s. 0 9 Dr. James's PoWder 2 . 6, • Cephalic Snuif Analeptic Pills 4.. 6 , Dr. Steers's Parego ------- Cattle Powder I • ric•LozengeS r ti Dr. Hodper',i Pills , A • —Camomile•Drops.• t. 9 • Dr. Austin's 'C'halybeat • •EsSeneeof CollStoot 3 o Pills - • • .4 0 • EssencenfPepperm. Berry's Bilious . PillS 5 o Ormskirk Medicines - 5 5 Dalby's Caiminati‘e 1, 9 C lass's Magnesia . 3 o. Tickell's /Ethereal Spit I n•lish's Scots Pills ; 6 rit S. -.•--• - - 3 6 • Cir.:lilt's Drops < o GreenouOt's TintliAes. i . T ri Norton's Drops 5 • TOlti Lozenges , i t Spilsbury's :props 5 o Mr. Spehce's Dontrifrice4 o Speedimart's z o Freake's 'find. of Bark 3 6 English Collies. 2 9 HUxham'S, by ditto,.. 2 . 6 Dr, Solander's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steer's Oporlelooc 2 6 jones's Rheumatic Conyulsion Oil: Tindure 3 '6 Also, the Genuine 'Arquebusade, -lately: imported, and most.or the other Prpprietary Medicines. in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as bsfore this Acts _ N. 13. As many Pers,ms,.particularly Servants and Mcs senger:;, mistake the House, F.NPWBERY, the Ppprie tor, is under the ne,.:essity of pointing out, Urn it is at the East Enda St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it his a large. White Stuccoed Front, with these Words in. scribed: " THE .ols/j Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. I'OWDER:" • .• • ~...,,,,,,5 - : , , ~... ~'' ....,,,. ..i, , e4 ' -i- .- , co' ' - I, • ....., , 4- ---,\ S'.!, , Z , ,_v4,e, .~ '~aJ ~T t • a - .-!t-fr ~ntts , ; ;t, i ; 11' CC of . r: ~~;t~ ~~tui. ,ello' ,