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n"' . ' ~1 or 5 114 - r e .4 o i v , ' r ..... t. 1,,. , , , ...,,, '-,04.1 1 .0i4.• E 'Numnici,t 3734.) Ci EsDA Y SEPTEMBER 4, 1804. [PRICE SIXPENCP• NIEDICAL SCIIOOL OF GUY's HOSPITAL. T H E AUTUNIN AL COURSE tf' LECTURES Kill Lommence the.beginning of Odober. —Pradice of Medicine by Dr. Babington and Dr. Curry.—Chemistry and Experimental Philosophy, ny Dr. B bington ant Mr. Theory of Medicine and Materia Itledica, by Dr. Ci.rry.— Midwifery, and Diseases- of , Women and Children, ay Dr. Haigliton. —Physiology, or Laws of the Animal Economy, by Dr. Haighton.—Clinical LeCtures on Select Medical Cases, by Dr. Rabiugton, Dr. Curry, and Dr. Marcet.—Also a Course of Lectures, by Mr. Fox, on the Struct u r e a nd Di s . eases of the Teeth.—And on Veterinary Medicine, by Mr. Coleman. Thest.sevcral l.e&.tures are so arranged that no two of them interfae in the I loursof Attendance; and the whole, together with the Lectures on Anatomy, and those On the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of St. Thomas's hospital, adjoining, are calculated to form a Complete Course (31 . Medical and Surgical I nst ruction.• Terms and other Particulars may be learnt. from Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. ' • SIIAKSPEARE 1.-OTT ERY. iki(Essiks. BOYI)ELL beg .leAve to Acquaint the Public in general, and their I' riends in partietd,ary" tkit the Tickets for the S lINKSP FARE LO:! F. price Three Guineas, with Sulieines of: the said Lottery; arc • now read) for delivery, at, the Shakstteare Gallery, P.M.,. ; at Messrs,•lfo.ydelPi, No, 9,, ; and af all Ole LicenSed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and Ireland. • • SHAKSPEARE LoTTERv, • Q atiti co. No. i h POULTRY, reweafully 1.7 inform the Public, that they a r e aut h or i ze d by Messrs. ~BoD yV.1.1. to sell the Tickets o f t h e SI! KSPEARE I.o'l"cElt Y (Trrice Three Guineas), at their old State Lot.. _ Pry Office as aoove,_ and at their Offices in most of the prin ti?al Towni. schemes given gratis, and Catal ogues d escr ibi ng t h e w h o l e of Mess rs . BO YI) Ll.l,'s very valuable Works, are kept tor inspedion at ail the Offices of SWI k:1) and Co. INURE CAPITAL' PRIZES -AND LESS TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, • Three Ten Thou san d P oun d P r i zes, Tin-ce Ptve,Thouslmd Pound Prizes, No Ihize less than Twenty Pounds.: e MONDAY, the 24th of chi* lqwnth, begins .., . Draw lug the ' GRAND STATE LOTTERY, ‘ ' ' Which cotitAins a greater prdportion of cAL To the small Ni, be unr TA Tic of kets, PRIZES than any former Lottery. , SCHEME. , No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of ,C 20,000 . arc ,C60,0d0 3 - 10,000 - 3 0 . 000 • . 3 ... - . ' 5,000 - . Iwo° 6 - - i t ooo ... , 6 , 000 - 8 - ;00 4,000 . • 1 •..,0 . 1000 2 0 .. s o . - 2,000 , t ,550 . 4Cl' ' ' -20 - 1 3 r o f)o .. - . 25,000 Tickets 4.2.c0,0n0 Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: First-drawn Ticket First Day - . Fitst.'..drawn Ticket .S,even;ll Day - to,=o I.4st-drawn Ticket Eighth Day -' so ono First-drawn Ticket %mit Day . . 5 000 l'ir-leetS and Shares oa Safe at every Litiensed tottery Office. PRESENT PRICE. - t 1 9 o Half - X.§ 6 . o I Eighth ,C.l 7 6 Quarter - .-4.14 o I Sixteenth - t 4 0 Vo. •CORNIIILL, and camo N -CROSS. BISH re.t eCtliilly solicits the Pishlici . r , ;p.. -IL • ruse the 'SCHEME of the present LOTTERY, which will •be found to contain, more CA PITA!. PR. "LES than Lotteries usual ly.have done with so few .Tickets : . 3 Prizes of - ,C. 23 .000 Prize . s of L%sooo 3 PriZes of - - io,ooo I 6 'Prizes of - . tOOO &e. &C. _ There will be only Ten Days prawink. The Lottery will bricia on the 4.lth ber and finish on the .27th of OctubeiN, • - -ePtedi The I ,'`" L t erY consisting only of 25, 000 Tickets, makes it 1 , 1 " , "'"bie th a t towards the Drawing they will be scarce, 4 censerpently higher in Price; hut the Public may de- P ‘ mui h avihg I'l Cf: ETS and SliA R ES' at both -of the a!iove estahlishcd Offices, where a consitterahrenthnbei of C apital Prize.; ter several years have been sold, shared, an d on Demand, by * s T. RISII. ..*- All Business i n th e P u bli c F un d s tr i nsa a e d w i ll} tick , it') and dispatch. A SMALL GENTEEL COTTAGE to. be wit 24, SOLD by Acres oilltiadow Land, at I [infidel; ib . Sussex 3 35 t Nes from London; 9 horn. Tunbridge Wells, 16 trout t ‘'es, and 4 from 1V esterham, in a Neighbourhood abound ;'lg With• t;ame and Field Sports. The House contains 3 11 ' 3 ,11 Pailehrs, Kitchens, and 4 Bed-rolnis. The de ,."lcl,led lluittlings• consist of Coach-house, Stabling, Pig.: i'eites &c. The Premises have a most' extensive Right ; v i, Co nunon..•.No more than 6001. of the Pur c hase- mon ey 1 he req T required to be paid down. he Remainder may be "' .` led to .the convenience of the Purchaser., • 41 11iily t o hi,. Ti„, rtiP son, Westerham, Kent. improved P}. 1)O VIE • E T E It, or the ..IVISE,R, which what) worn in tile Pocket, ascertains , itistittice the Wcarer walks, (price T wo Critiineas). Sold . ` ll e . t t ' P'l Clt It atwl I 'f R 1( I NS, Watch-makers, Na. 115, 2:( oun t. " ". N"''gate-Rtre-,I (removed years 1 1 . °I from Sonw•hill, on . the I itiprovements there); who .for near thirty not CI :141ethte.45IirliVce:litletilon these l'l3C ana though they do W4tCi a l billCS ; been s o rs YOl that ' e l v t e l r )ci c n ain 'a e l . li t l o °A i:ir a; k w n ie o l ‘ ' v t le a t s ig P e o l c ia k ‘ e •e t • rude in their sha pe, in convenient in wearing, and 2nc'o-r . 4 • ai ‘ useless.vs 1 n their r Fie—rformiti ice, as to have been soon laid by el-Ns, which they take. the lib e rt y to offer nt ' • correet, ~ • in itselt, most convenienl used, perfectly _. 1 , 1 _( 1 1 . what is to the Public, is desirable in all Ma c h ines'of Fancy, 'F." e • • iI) ; . not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing companion to Gentlemen, who are fond of Walking and executing Shoo t i ng . clatter themselvesthe Improve ment lately made I ' • . . greet of -s carde d it t, its ultimatum, they take this met hod I_l.lakinA it., puhlie to secure to themselves at least the dredit tlttereol, li.tving hee d intterially injured by Plagiarists. who na ve . • s ., , . G tie topic, r -cu. Machines, and passed off to --:9 . Nen as their i w i Inventiuns, though ut much higher pric es, aid very interior work. • i ny TI-IE KING' s PATENT. ITS, Pains in the Stomach, p,,,ns iii,the Fre 'ld "4.. or Si lC, =old pale languid 4ppearances in yuong perso9s. arising trot' various • and obstructions, that have re sisted the powebol every other Medicine, have been entirely ten?..hved and wh o ll y er.l,li,.ite:l by Cli ' lNG's. PATL NT . WO It .M.D Es Tßo y !NG LOZENG FS. which cleanse the stomach and bc4.ls - of that .scrid shine with ' vl ' ich theY , are tr,v9t..iently loaded (and which too often become the sec.,r,"' catnte ot these tital disordzr - s), but are ellactually stilldoc" by Ti lt use ol: this Modictne, which is proved superior to ally ntaer in its else method of dislodging those crurinies,. storing,the body and re. to I Icalth and Strength. Cases Of its .effi cacy trorn.m iny Noblemen are wrapped found each llox. A s ' an .oPelling Physic on all occasions, Ching'S Worni 1.° 7 z erl!;e43 are peautiaily cificac:i6us, swill keep. good any telli,t'i of tune, .and in all c lint:nes. • - ~.., ,„,,.01ii, wholesale in ret4il.- at Ching and Males's, No• 4. I / * / "Pi 4 le• 'o , 'l 1t?t4,1 by most IluoitS;iters and Medici" euctcll, ir,) UV:.V . 6, - at.•6s. and 2i 9.1. Ciell. -.- -This Day was published, Price 35. - • A PPERCIJ DE: LA NA I'ION FRANCOIS, (IL coin= Puissance Militaire tiepins le Comm:ncetnent tie la Revolution, Conduite de Francais covets L'Europe et. General, avis a la Grande Bretagne, &c. &e. • ' Dediea Is Marine, a L'Arnie, et auk Voluntaires des Trois Itoyaunws !tennis. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, near Whitehall ; where may be liad„lately published, a New F.iiition, with considerable Adowous, The, Regimental Companion, con taining the Relative Duties of every Officer in the British Service, By Charles James, Author of the Miiitar) Diction ary, Sec. &e 7, THE . BALM OF GILEAD CONTINUES to he avlniinistered in Nervous Complaints with uncommon success; in Asthma, Consumption,-Flatulence, keliotation, Obstruttion, or Bi- Bout Disorders, it stands pre eminent; its eIF.-cts are plea singly quick, certain, and laSting. The Cordial .Balm of Gilead instantaneously . relieve; Spasms in the side, breast, and intestines, didnses a genial watintli f and prevents . cranips and numbness 'in or after bathing in spriiig cr sea water, - Ladies,Of a . cold, ajki, or bilious habit of burly, aiLeted with 1-aig - tior., head . -ach, or hysterical athctiOns, citimit have R. course to a sane salutary remedy. Gentlemen ftont the East or West Indies, the Student - from public 'Seminaris, or those wltose occupations require a Scdettraty lite, are parti, cularly. addressed by - Dr. Solomon, • whOse Cordial Balm of Gilead has elEcled such wonderful Cures in cases - of Debi lity otiginating trout heat of elimate, - or relaxation from juve nile indiscretions, - and the ettetts of • intense application to study or business. . . , • It is uniKersally acknowledged to be the most salubrious . ' remedy fur the toliowing Diseases, viz. Abortion or sMis carriage, Astlynas., Appetite (loss ot), Bilious • Complaints, Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Consumptions, . Female Din. . . eases, Fits, FluorAlbus, Flatulence or Wind, Gleets, M..' . pocliondria or Melancholy Complaints, Indispositions at • tendant• on Pregnancy, 'lndigestion, Juvenile Ityliscr:tions (baneful el - FeCts thereof), Lown,:sti of Spirits, Menstrual Evacuations, Nervous Diseases, Phthisis . or .Cough, Semi. anal Weaknesses, Scurvy, Turn of lif:. - . . .. The Valetudinarian try birth, wit r has received from his Parents the inheritance of a diseased and unprolitic frame; the delicate Female, whom •an immured and• inactive life, together with the immoderate use of Tea and other weak and watery aliin.aits, has brJught NI all 'the calamitous sy nip. tomsofa c nsumptive habit, and are, without timely assist. II mice, sink g into An untimely grave ! to .such as these the Cordial Ba in of Gilead atfrrcis the • inoSt" permanent relief, • anti restores the .Patient to the enjoyment of il perfect state of health. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, • Liverpool, in les. 6J. and 333. Bottles ; the laiter contain tour of the tiirmet, by which the Purchaser saves 9s. Every genuine Bottle has a Siani t tot Isich bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solo mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is. Felooy. N. 8.. The 'Postage of ail Letters' to the 1./odor must be paid, mut 'Os. 60; as a Fee, enclosed for Ativicer. , • The Coidial Balm of Gilead; A nti- Impetigmes, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " G nide td Health ' - age • Sold by Rettmant,liainbury,ll ; R.!Bach, Pearl -street,' New. York ; Mathews; Ni,. 11, Strtind, London ; and ir: Bali; by Hazard; 43ristul , Buigin; Prighton, Gregory ; Bit myighatn, Knott ini.! Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith Biatititont Simmons ;. BUry,St. Edmund's, !Angle; C miltenhatti, Set. don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Ronas , in ; - Coßhes. 'ter, Kepner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; 'Carlisle, lollie; Chatham, Et herinAPNl ; C'helnistbut, Clvitar ; Chester Pool and Son i'Cliicliotiter; Viirlhoson ;Swab; ireneester, • Chippoollarn i Combs.; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, CcriLge. gron ; Derby. Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dovrr, Nt•a;es ; Dev•z.es Lowe; I.) irch,;;ter, Virtue ; liedt,ko l •, e; Dartmouth, j.ickSon ; Ldinnuigh, Smith, North Britl4: Exeter, Tre titan 411.1 Son ; Falmouth, Ellivt , Clooces ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, Nl*Donald • Liverpool, Met. canine-Ciazette ()dice , Leeds,' Bitins, flolnies ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, ; Leicester, Gre4ory, • Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt Manchg.•st , :r,'Tnutni•son ; Margate, Rowe; • Maiiistoine, ‘Valker • Marlh. , rough, Harold ; .Newbury, ler,, A ttee ; castle, Walker, ilaUgson ; Northampton, Dicey • NoitinOarn, Uurbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; 'Oxford, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, 1 - I , dtand ; Ports rn,,utit..llelant ; Swart:and Co:;_K,a;liester, lEther ington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrevt•sbury, ; South. ampton, Baker Stafford. Morgan; - Stamford, Newcomb- Sunderland, Bray ; .SalishUry, ; Scaeo.)rouglt. 11av4 ley.; Taunton . , Poole Tunbridge Wells, Sprattge ; Welli. Evill ; • \Vey:ll'6llth, Wood ; Witi•!ior, lliakeney ; V -Tit, Wolstenholme and by all 'Vender.; of Genume Medicines in the &tatted Kitigctofit. , To 'mom As TA vtoil, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, Loici . Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, ,Hawn 13, tBot, • lih:G leave to inform wilt, that ever since the I year 1790, I have been a - filleted with the Lues Vene rea ; Which, flout its obstinately resisting every ciii(rae of Medicine presa fibril by, the titost• eminent of the Faculty nere, and -undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little reliet, would appear to be at the most inveterate natiire'. In the spring of last year Inv disorder had' it to such a head, as nearly to put a periotl to my had a large ulcer on the crown tit my head, one. on each arm, 'anti ttr.- legs were broke out in a trtil ) itful manner ;ny ri'eht dread fully painful, and hail een in a •ta.atc. of.ukcr.ktion Oar the last seven years; my left had also tw large nodes• on it, was very much discoloured , and gave 'roe Such excrutiat particularly when warm in bed; . as nearly to tier brat e me of rest';. iu' this lanwritalrie. state, I was mann.' mended by Mr.. I. ThoinNori, (who . received so great a cure by them here), .to take your Leake's Patent. Pills,- which I 5o do on the 76th of M - . 1 ; in the course of a fortni,;lit, I began to receive benefit—in little mere than a 111,m111, the ulcers on tily'• heed and arms were soundly healed--soon attar,. the sores On my legs healed also; leaving, however, c , insitterable discolour:l6(in' in the skin, and pain in the, bone ot the lett, twhieh; by• the !bles sing or God, a lit tie longer .perseverance in your neva, liable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes the skin regaining its natural hue, and elle noel arlial pains gradually going oil. 1 thin became, by your li Jeral Advice and Me tiu ire, perfk!ctly tree from ail my f inner". co.tapiaints— have recovered my former spirits .ur.l strolgth, aint am he came Jolly and fat, en which state h.tv:ngeontutued many months tee the Astonishment of All who . knenv me, I. ant at a loss in what terms to expres . s my gratitude, but beg you, tar-the good of other, soaring mortals, to make this 'my case as public As possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so cluing, you will e,reatly oblige . Sir, your graterul, obedient, very • Immiale servant, AI:EX . MURKER • Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the above clue: ioffN Tititsirsobt,i No. 3, New Poultry Market; and oesi 141 4 (N . r0s n. 014 A ssettiblY. C lose, Ptiinburgh. Prepared and Sold-by the sole. Proprietor, ' • Titomns Yt-on, Member of the Royal College of Sur geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, after a constant residence: of inure than thirty-Six years, in a practice •particutarly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts oh • Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men at • • his profession should always observe in such cases, he hatters hums - ell, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esiteerned, by a discerning • Public, as an advantage set - dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. - Also sold, by appointment, tier the convenience of those living at a distance, at' the Perfumer's, Nu. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ,; the Toyshop, No. 103,. Ox ford-street ; Mr. ',l)isborough's, NO. 7, Fish-Street-hill Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge , •Edintauigh; .I‘'.lr. Mac donald, Gla.,goW.; Mr. Callweil's. ; and by one peraOn in every considerable town in Great Britain and- Ire land, in Boxes of only 2.5. 9(1. • each, r sealed up with lull and plain three:lions, whereby persons of either ' sex may cute themselves with ease, sue...Nl, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every flux sold in Great Britain is sealed pp witi. a St;lnp; whien, by favour of the Commissioner,* 'it prlntrxt, at the Stamp-011ice--" T. Taylor, No. o, Net , I.lridge-street,"— , to Mutate which is felony, and alt others are Counterfeit.' • NEW AND VALUABLE ROOKS FOR. SCHOOLS AND CHILDIUN. TABART and CO. at the JUVENILE and SCHOOI,. 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Tabat and Co. have n, encd a re4ister-book for_the insertion of the Names of Families and Schools who May be in want of Tutors, Governesses, Assiitants, and Teachers ; and also, for the reseption of the Names of Tutors; Cover nesses., Assistants, and Teachers, wanting Situations, free of ex, ence, excepting that of postage. Schools are also supplied with Copy-books, Cyphering. .hoolts, Slates, Quills, &c. on the lowest terms. A. Cat - legut of School • Books sent, if required, to any part of lila Itiugdom.. . . . rzdruAcLlNG OFFIcz. August' 7, 1804. THE CQAIMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING His ittAyE.STrs 11'.4PY do hereby gi✓e Notice, that on Wedstesdaj; the tvh4 September vial, the; he read; to receive Tendril in writing (scaled up), and treat with such Pirsons as will wn,lertake to supply all such Quantities of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, IKIRII'ICKCSHIRE, and GLdUCESTER SHIfiE CHEESE, a, CHEESE of e1,,d1 geqnre r; and of ROSF. CORK' (Seconds) BUTTER, •r BRITISH BUTTER of (cud gsodniss, as shall be requiredfor•liis'.l.lajes9 , 's Service front that day to the 30th of Septembet . , 18c4., irelu sive. 4e delivered, [-mit time to tithe at 'elem.oltied, into tte taalling Stoi . es at Deptford, iloettrnotttii, and Plymwtib, al tke Coutraii?r's,expenct ;to ire za.trranted N keep gva lowa for 1& late of iix ntotain flew retj eakve peri f.f delivery ; and to dr te,id fa,4* l3Klr, rAyabl;„ , -with etinely day., after date. The Cenditions of the Contran: may hs• Hen s thr.S'fr'eraCr'S OA-e,. at this Office, or 4y aisplyink to Mr. 716:: Dunstertille, the ifgentior at Cori. No regard will be haft, any Telder in which the Price shall not be in:trted in wirdr at length, or tb it shall not , be delivered to' the ll , ard before One o'Cl si•k on the ~ a id Wednesday the tzth cf Sipien!..er, nor unless the Person who raker the render, or s 'rise &riot on his he/all, attends, to antwer, when called for. TICTLIALLING OFFICF, f logu-st 31, ISo4. THE CO.IIfAUSSIONE RS fir lIICTUALLIXC His 111,1.71ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, (bat on IPEDNESD/11' the 34 1 of OR. next they nail be rea.fy to re ceive Tendets ix soriting,.(sealed up) and treat fir such titles of IRISH BEEPand PORK, in half Panchef:ns,Tlerces, and Barrels, ar shall Le equal, in the aggregate, to Six Thousand 7 'crow of the for.wer, and Nine Thousand Tierce; of the latter ; to be of the best quality ; to be cured in the e7suing season ; to be delivered into Rio Majesty's VievallingSews at the 'P.rt of Lon. don, onc-thiid part Meted by the end of `:firtuaty, a farther one. t bird part th . o . e,f by the end d Fe3ranty, and the remaining one• third part thereof iy the end of March, 13 ; and to be paidp by flyable, with interest, ninety days after date.' N. B. No Tender for a less go.intity than Five llundred Tiercis of each Species will be admitted. • • The anditioni of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's' Office, at this Office, or by applyi,,g to Mr. Dunsterville, the 'tent f.r the likriaalling at Cork ; to the •Colleaors of Ills jest's Cum:meat I.imerjck, Be.'fast,Nettny," and lgsterfird; and h . ) the Postmader.Greeral at llublipt, respetlively. No regard will he had to any Tender in 'which tl.e Price shall not he inserted In um - di f ti length, or that shall not be deli LW rd to.theßoard before 0.4 0 1 (.114 on the said li...;thtesday 11.4 3d of Oa. 41h.c r, no. at's , Ms PPrira. .r rime Po 34.1 on hit .beivalf, attends, to answer, when called Jor. EAST 1.VD13 Arvist 22, 11104. THE COURT of D I 1. 1 . , 0 UN! TEO COMP.I2VY of 211 E PU.3I.4NTS (1 ENG. L.,IND (I ! 2ditig ;Le * .q.id beri-hy That the, will be seedy t' receive Protcralt, azy linie.ca or &f at It:.lnedot , the tvh-of S..pternber ni r t, at!) , Person svho may he 14 LE TT. t; FREIGHT ::11 cf roto Tti:s and a; , tra , -Jr, now it lrrdia , Icr the saidCirept 7 ., Service, du bring h,site a Cargo front Chinn, a;td . afterlvards j r en ga;ed Jar a nvnber of l'jtiget rnct exceeding fourj, s?rt pr,rti.x to iLe age of eveh Shit retpregively. The COURT of D 'RECTORS do 14rehy r farihsr eve Native, That they s.vll he'ready to 'calve l'rotosalt, •witinc, on cr hefore 11 .. ednesday the 1 9th cf September, far the IrlR E, f.l a fur. Cher nttother of 14yages, of 4 Ircb Ships, of to,:a Tony cud op. nuoldr, which have per formrd their cor:fraeied number of F".yages in the Companyt Service, The Tenders, :with the woe's " Ship Tender" on the rover, to he severally sealed tip, and iejt tvi:h the S‘ea etary, on or h‘f..te Twelve o'Clcdai noon on the ahave day, heyond nyhicls bpur not any Tender will be received. Al . 12 A,AIS 1". The Particlelat : r of dee Ternis aver Codi.ions c» tvhicii the s vaili be tug wed in ti,e Conttany; m.y be ;een ,ypon api ti cativt to Arr. ,7emee Cle rh to tkeC6ntmittee cj on o r after Almada; lb , 2716 Mawr!. RogumATlsms,.. Paisits,' anti Gouty' Atfre. firms, with their usual conct - initants, Spasm, or fiv- - in r ; Pains, . Fl,,zuledcy, in.ligestiun, - and gent:l . d! 1)4:Alto , (originating in %,", Ite-er s•)111%;e), are relinied,rnd fretjttentk , cured - by WHITE!' I: A.l)`,.i ESSENCh of ;:+,1.1S ['ARA> r I I.LS, 'after ~,1•44:;y other means had failed. • The k LW. D I:: -,S LN. C E of MU ST A k !Mused - %via, the Pills in those Complits o.here ticeessayj, i!, pc7cll,2i the Most ai!...tiv.% periQzratvog, arta 014% 4 .4,,a R:.,ll\e.iy hi the wQria, caring -tlis: se.verest ..S Ptt A 1 NS and ii KU l S i-, •',, in •It's!, t:i.ilt half the time usually taken by 0p,..,‘,1 , :,14,,, , K, .A r ,,,, ! ,...„ ;: „i e , or .any other Liniment or liinarocat;on ; :01(1.6 11 , ,,:d. , ttnine,lAtely after any accident, it prevents the part turnim; black. It is pr:pared and sold at as. gd. each box. or Outtie, - hy . R: ohnston, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-street, Soho, London. , ... HEALTH AND. LONG v'l TY. ANALEPT.IC TO obviate the impost tioni 'tvli`ich have long been t - rat:Used in rcgud to this Medicine, a small at , cation only is requisite; for as by favour or the Commissioners of the Stamp-Office, separate, Plates. have 'oestri prepared foe Mr. New ocry,ts use,, with his Name engraved in the Stamps. the Imitation of vvltich• 'would be a Capital Offiice, the ge.. nuine Preparation may -now tr.ly ascertained ; it is. therefore.recommended,to Vurclia3,:rs not to,open any Box -, in Ntuie, unless they 'observe the words, ", F. Nelvhcry, So. 45, St. Paul's, printed in the Stamp. The superior Excellence of thew Rlieurnat;srns and Colds, as well as . in miler Complaints' to Which the human frame is liable, from thevieissitirucs i>t our •Cliniate,. Is uni versally acknowledged They are admirably calculated tot' ili6us, and other I)isorders. of the Stinhach and Bowels; for occasioned by Indigestion ; and .for preventing Patili:-; and Apopleits, so often toe consequence of Free ,Recourseshould be had to. them atter every Ex cess, and upon every slight Indispiisition ; and thus their wellAnown charaderistic of promoting to:rgovity w ill h e inaintained_; for by assisting nature in the due,discharge Of t h e an i ma l few.tion.s, 4tid by keeping the constitution, ais it were, in continual repair, they preserve the Hotly in health and vigour, and prevent prernatutt decay. They require uo particukar confinement nor attention to diet. They are soldonty by F. Newbry and Sons.'at the Ware. 'house for Dr. James's Powder,' No. . 4 i, St: va‘o , s , a f,,„ doors from Cheapside; London; and at Or. James's late Imes: -in ftruton-dreet in boxes Jarice 4s. 6.1. cacti. Stamp iticludo ed . ; of thg quantity box- tat t