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SP)RTbVG INTL LL IC ENC E.' NEWMARKET FECONDSPRINr, "MEETING. VIVRSDAY, APRIL 7. • S Neepstattss of ;ogs. each. Ab. M, Col. )';:the , -'s Folk- 6..i.t. gib. - - - 1 Mr. Ci.x.'i C ',cot Tree, 7st. - . . • 2 Mr. Cu ~.41Loii'li Virargler, Rst. 81b. - - ~ 3 ' 5 10 7., izst l'oll'y; 3 . to t apt Cocoa Tree ; 6 to S agst , ; , yzetlstltc,!z of t;):s. each. Two-yr-old Course. !Ir. W.o.i '; br. c. by Trunaptor, out of c;lumciaicsii 3 yrs ,0... T, 7, , t.. sli). .. - f. , ii F. Ctarclish's broth‘r to Parist,t, 4 vrs oid;1 1 ;t. -71 b. 2 C.A.. C;ro-, , altor's ch. c. Pepp..,r-jackit a by:Pups:2s. , 3 . . 17it:td, 7 , .t. t 0). . - - ..- _ - 1 2. 'U I oi: Mr. ‘V Ale:: hr. c.-.. $ zto 2 agitllroOier to Parisct. 1). ^. - f t: -Arran.% ifonitly Lass, gSt.' heat Mr. V. Neale's . I;`n. l , ti.e, tit. totb. Across 0:: Flat, Sobs.--6 fo 4on Hip pana. ' • q r Sir C. I.l'llb‘ . .Lirs Froth, ftst. 7th. beat Mr, Wilson'S I ar,viet!,, bt‘rt . at to S , trprise,- 7st. i2ih. D. M. 259,-7 to 4 ..,. t4svi.es. • ' l, BENEPOL'ENT INSTITUTION. R I rldn 6f the following Institution.will, are conviaetd, be attended with great advantage wherever it is adopted: It is-given in a Provincial raper.. The Society is • called' the Ifa.+7'ne Penny Club, is eslablished•among the Sunday School Chil dren of , thorn , , (a parish' nearly adjoining that of Dirmingharri.),: It is privy two years since this little Chi!) was instituted, and more 'than two hundred children are neatly elnathed 'by' this small weekly deposit ormoney. The children 'subscribers are about two hundred and twenty, and the fund is in ereaied by shout - one hundred neighbours, who, fr:endly to the cause" subscribe the like sum, as ho norary meinbers. The advantage arising to Society in general, and to the Poor in particular, from habitual cleanliness and a decent appearance, are so obvious, that they , need little explanation. It .is only to node,: and contrast the general health and conduit 'of po6r children kept clean, anti' decently cloathed, with that of those, who, _from idleness, always :1 - I,pe:rr in dirt and rags. 'M. latter, on a Sand,ty in , particular; ate found wandering , tthout the lanes and - fields, breaking the fanners helges,. and engaged in all itids cif mischievous noisy' play, and • nor ti-n -jxecptently cursing and swearing, whilst the others !arecibund in Their , duty at church or at hothe. IC,is prailice greatly contributes to heilrh, that the poor, Atild -who has &Cent garments to'put op,-witl be indUced to Wash and comb--:-an important pradice too mtich'negleaed by the poor in . 6 eneral.. It contributes- to .the general stock ..of _happiness. arising from industry; for whilst the poor children , of. this pari.;ll are exerting_:themgelves by•nall-mak. ing, or otheiwise,,to save A penny for the Club, poor children in other ' , wishes are at the same time em p'A‘y&l in manufaOuring the materials for the V ; ery gartnents to be thus Thus ; villagei become composed - of industrious and respeaable poor, who it may be reasonably I.opti,. will transmit to their child Ind, their children's children, :tlre sa me proper and useful.habits. 'To elfrft this desirable purpose in this parish, a FENNY CLIiI3 1136 been . es . tablisheti. The Members arp ~lornposed prifcipatly- of 'IT nor children; and such of their kind neighboui (Honorary Nkniliers) whom for wise purposes;God!s Providence plat:ea here 4 comparatively, i n more , n7Jteci situations. Every rneml)er . snhseribeS .one penny. per week ; the trioneil plked in a friendly hin4„ ho is so kind_ not only to tike the trouble, but to all(k . five per c,ent" interest 'for it ; _and once in two years the Stock is to out in Cloathing, and then equally clibtributed among - sUch poor members as' shall at that time be t,iien upon the list, In the parish or Pains.wick a similar measure was set on foot, in the•year 1786, ?where it has produced the same happy effea as in_the above. named parish. HIS MAJESTY'S OFFICERS OF THE ARVY -Are respeafelly informed, they may be supplied with. elegant Elastic 'Feathers upon an improved priteiple, superior in 'quality, and full to per cent. *raper, titan at any other house in Town, ,by P. liEwLms, at his Feather Manufaaory, No. 2, Strand, nearly adjoining Northumberland-house ; where a general , assortment is kePt for the supply of Regiments tit the shcirtest notice", Orders for exportation; executed with punkality.—N. B. P. Ifewlins continues to manufaaure camp, Desks, Letter Copying. Machines, Liquor Cases, Medicine Chests, Catties, and every othei article in the Ca. bidet Line, of thebest materials and workmanship, on the most reasonable terms. CONCRETE LEMON . JUICE. ' Mr. • Cox•w , ELL, ,of Temple-Bar,having been given • 'to understand .that some other Acid has been-sold for Concrete Lemon Juiee o fells it ne. ces§ary to observe, that he is permitted refer to the highest. Authorities in . thiS Kingdom, fot theluirity .of that p . iepared by himself; and he mists that the precaution of signing every .Package With his _name, and in his own hand-writing, wOl a . Word sufficient security .Igaitist imposition.to those Who :shall 'be: desirous to make use of this conve. nientand elegant preparation. The powerful ..attraftn io . which the correa and beautiful Representation of-the late Naval Victory bolds at the Royal tilEcus, Sr. George's Fields, is seen in the crowded t'.uaiences - every evening,. at .that Theatre. The efFeAs of, mechanism so .finely dis - p - layed in the Seeentylour, which"prondly • sail ing" and storming the Danish Ships and Batteries ; ridds at length iriurnOi.tvit, is a sight wlitth pro. : c laCes incessant . plaUdits ; nor -should we fail 'men. 'tinning :+innng the beauties of this, Piece, the Mid. ihio:n:tn'e excellent • Hornpipe, by Mist Adam(; - conjUndiln with this; the polictic Spelacle of Ri. the . astoniihing •Equestrian Feats of the un:ivared vcuth: Nl,4ter Saunders, and the dour of the. M tgic •Flute, form . such -an union as gives that Theatre, the leal in evening alawernent. 3111 P: NVP'S Y.MIttOUTIL, r y 7. Arr ved—•the Jong , Zlizabeth, V a nde rwec; , frem tat wick . 54iled,the Providence, Th:obald, for London. 'MAY 7. Passed by—the Iris, Endfaght, —, and F 7:k; •, from Koninphirg ; trcni Dantzic Capade, EryFe;.froin S,tertio • :Mary Afin, nig!), aiid Carl s.. with,, Bone, from, .arire) ; from ; Vanberg, from Riga; and.Cll3.rloste, Vickers, iron) . - . , • Sailed—the Fait Amerlean, for . New-York ; Vrow Storrow, for Honduras ; and Ranget, ----,•for, New Providence. - . ;. , fir/IRJ?iRD. , • . - ' 2 ITenry Parnel, ,11 2 1. sn of Sit' Joh n Parr el, Bart to the Hon. Miss baws' ;4:.,t L ..7 V 3 ail Poktarliitkttiii, ani niece to the Lord PrinlA 1 - • —, , -,- - : - r . At Ennis, I rel - m i,,,, - f.j‘i 3111 . 0,Vcime,.rif the tolv„tard-Mi litia. brenher to the 13' 1 1,:: r ; J 'of ,1N 't. , -itl), to Miss Eliia Pea cotke; set:odd dauhlite? o • fo's'.lSh Pcg:ocke, •E --1. of . Bain tick. On Trnirsdriv, Mr. Ro)ert Mcyritik, of Eton, to Miss Shzuratt, orWindsor. . „ _!OR SAL4IIY- AUCTION, ,_ 7.. . At the. StarApi.GArttr, Pertsrrionth, for the Ftenefit of-the „- Owners and Underwriters, at hki . cn day the 14th Day of.Nlay, 18011 1 • • • 7 . (FOR EXPORTATION) t, IX PIECES of DAXIAGED • BRANDY . ;11 ,1 , , .about i Yards of Silk Flow - red Satin And Brot-.2.dr4; being , part of tlieC.:io=Of , the Itrig- , iiipit•a, bnnit in' Parts- Mouth Harbour.. • • - • For viewing the G6Otls, Caralos, and furthefrart:., lars, apply to Mr. Collnis, Union-str:xt,. Portsea.- - - • - MI 13 Mi.)* FON, .BL AC .-kD PENCI . attrl POCK E'l'-BOOK 1. -, At to the King and. Prince of I.Vq.les, at the Originai. Menufaatory, 240. we l62,' Strand, ;oppofite Neastle-street, and at No. 145,. Strand, ,oppo*lte.catliechre-strect, begs leave to recommend to the .Public _his; Dlkk-Lead Pencils, whose superier excellence -0$ hien fori - liity years universnti:, k nowiecixecl ; •and Pen ciks,tor„,Dravfingiin Colours of a late invention, which tar surposs glary thing,olthe kind before known. - Drawing, by nay of Specimen, niay be seen. They are sold wholesale and retail, With an Allowance to the Trade, twArtists, arid those who t..ke aquantity. . A comitlete Assortment of Trardlinz, ‘Vriting, and Dress log CastS, l'ocket-Books'of every description in the greatest variety. Gentlemen.'s Po( ket Commodt., containing every Article ter Shaving and Dresc;ng. • , PORT 31. E W.RI PING and DRESSING DESKS and 84...).NES in h4,lliobauy, Satin' Weod, Morocco Leather,. Writing Piper, extrk fine large Pens and Quills, fine Irish and Duten Vv'ax, and all kinds Gi_St.ttiondry. POR rABLE and COUNTING -HOUSE LETTER„,, .I'llese.lkla.:itints,%iilhich Writing may . be expeditiously ,lc 'Rre . brought h}:-'N': Middleton t 9 thz.ut r . .„ )si i)t.;(reztion, anti 0 - >rityrisett.in a Ni4hogany Case (which :arms a complete. DeSK), some so S - mali as to be of the g . ittatest convenienee tathose-syho 4 ravel ; 'others-pC4' size form to answer the. purpcseS of a comet. 1.4'; DON : linntrit by 1111 - Cl-11 , .\ MILLA N, (ot lioye-Strcet. Covcitfic-dr.ics:); 4IUt by NV Li Aid A slut i; R !pa ibl:}Jurs At- the SuN-Oytics, No. - 11 iz, Li/rand ; where iielivertitemryth Orden for the Papr, Leiters tor the Ethidri . (ps :t DIED. On Thursday last, in Sackvillc-street,.Pic.cadilly,'Madirr.e Bacedl/i, After a long and painful illness, which she• ham with exeniplary fortitude. ' On the wit ulr. .at Lisbon, aged 24, Mr: Thorna Rick man, the: younger ? of Lewes, Susseg. • ' On Wednesday last; of a efmsomption, Mrs. Bowring,' wife of Mr: Robcrt Bowring, •of the Vidualling-Oflic, 'Deptford. - • • . (n Monday last, at his son's- house, BattlU-Lridge, St. Pancras,. Mr. Ralph Smith, aged az: - • Pi? irk (1 YESTE CU:KS. • ROAN". 11'06 S tnek.2 2031 Dittp ONlcii S. (Vs. 1-xclauluer I;i4i New ditto Lottery Tickets• Oinr:ituri !taper. 3 ocr Cont.. Ditto Atm. .11:411: tier Account' India Celli. in' May-6Ot t Ct•UR.S'E O F EA - - !;:ink Stncl: • per Cent. ;Ail) • per Cent. ' 1 797, 94im , ; Irish. ; per Gent:..:. - • • .per Cent: Cnn.•7B7,if per Cent. Ite4. 5r per,(.!ent (:011. 6c Ht' il.tto gerill I,nw, , Alin. iS3-!6 .kin.-5 L.O . dis. (MING E,' NY" 8.• II V, NI. I-Ltniburgh - .;1 9 24 . tIS..j Altona - - 3t" to 2.! . . us. t Leghorn - - 541 - Naples - 4o Gettqa 48 Venire - L4bou - - - 5 7 Opbrto - - Dublin - - 14 El C; 1-ITNitrWir&E•E DS, viz. . 'Fr iE LEV:>rr CIJCUMBER, which in 1793 so high Itiititied-rhe'Cistions, - is again ob tained fr4 , m the East.. ', 1 ,1)6e...5irq, very. rich flavour, firm sub tiio.Jeent, nature,: and, superlative .beauty, no other ": rioarod Pith it, 2. NATO LIAN SPAR AGUS, described by Guthrie, vide - Geog. Gran. p.. sti, 4th Edit. It gives buds-as large as six or eight-of the coitirtion : sort, and the taste is exquisite. 3. LARGE ITAI.IAN BROCOLI, forms a. head,slx or eight inches broad, Its tau:rat brinches slvell 7 t heads of the common size. Its flavour is most delicious, andits-suc eessioh ;mot• 7, •• • • • • • _ . . . . 4. NI: W' SPANISILLETIUCE, is of the Coss kind, Lettuce hart a yard high, and t wo f t e t round, is the sweetest Lettuce known, and appears to be almost all heart. . ... S. MALTA CA U LI FLOWER, often vows to afoot, or more, broad_ I ts..deliCacjr Ts as superior as its sizc... 6. ANTWERP •CE L 1.-Elt Y; .growstlire.-.0.3rt sine._ and six or eight inches round, and has the niust eltalted.richneso of Savour: • :. _ - - ------- • 7. LABRADriR a - delieate spades of Winter Thy seyenist weathel-cannot ttirt , it,., It boils as trzim as the springing gratis,- antLis sv6ei- as Asparagts. S. AFRICAN ..DIVE, Salladsuperiv to,every.other the world; sweet as a Simmer Lettuce,' and often as large ..s ritiddlic4; Cabbages. . • • . All Gild at Skill's, No. is, Wand, twat Charing-Cross. No Cri-dit. Pay Pc;stage. '' • - XPER LENCE has (by many of the first Per_ scinayes in Ct reaf.Britain, Irerand, dec.) so• uniwrsall estiitalithed, VEG F.I'ABLE ItALSA M, the Restofation of petickiafilidtd . v4thlina:t dm - actin' malady the Consumption; that the Proprietors, conceiving a repeti tion of tits nunterott4; 'and, indeed; surprizing Cures, .alrearly laid'before the Public,. might belteemedati encroachment on the, Reader's time, think it sufficient to observe, 'that it, superiority over alt. - other Medicines, in : the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Attlunas, Consumptions,- and•even the Seropitula, is not only admitted by indfaticlual in genetal, but bvth. -most of .the Faculty; who, in many instances, when their own prescriptions -have 'not stNet:eded, have 'had re coursq to this estimable Medicine, whien.has amply skitislicd them of its virtues, - it hiving restored Many Patients, who have beep pronounced irrecoverable. The recent Certificates Of Lard Duni:Ey' and WARD, and 'others; are sufficient . 4 0 prove this Medicine the first in the world in the cure of the abOve-mcntioned disdiders: Numerous Certificates are cti 1 receiver!, 'and may be seen at the Prop r iet o rs', M es4 r s . N . and :S . : Codbold,: N 6. 3„Bloornsbury.synare .. , whet.e it .rna y be had, wholesale and retail, as usual anteretall, of -Mr. rind Nirs.-*Nevilicry . , St. Paul's Church..yard Mr. • Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Messrs. Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), Oxford-street; titid by on; or mare in every City and Capital Town in Great Britain... X THEN Professibnal -Men of Education, and RespontibilitYldeliiitefroni 'the general. System by the selettidn of a pecull4r.h . ranclt, - t1:0".-Sarntlion of long - con tinued success is the best vAtiziornop superiority.. ' . Eight years have I devoted my pra6tice 'to the 'exclusive treatment of Three Drsorders i .andthe suCCeSsful r!Stilt:pf lily plan gives me additional ardor to oppose,-, as far as I ant able, the ravagis of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human. Intinttiti : . After initiation - into, every: Branch, as an Army SurgeOn, I formed a wish at an early period of Praelice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerotii precipitancy of general Practitioners.. The Three Disorders . , to the Cure of which I have' de voted my' attentioh, coMprise every species bf VENE REAL IpFECTION, whether of a recent . or long du ration : 2dly, All, kinds of debility, whether arising front the 'habits of school-boys, or the indulgences - of mama: age: And, lastly, that rangement of the system in wry. men which is called B.I.RREKI•IESS,.or,STERILITY. litinicetius Diseases are the result of ignorance, .or naste in the treatment of a simple Conorrlicia;' and. it 'tot on tiequently happens that the seeds of Lite arepoisoned the indiscretion of an' unguarded,. hour.---Ity. - a :superior to 'that such Complaints ; aro easily cured,; ..anA, even when; others 'have failed, I trust that 1 may pidnate,i6 oiler. u radical re:est:a:list:inept, FeW, however, a?e he eases - hi — Complicated distress in this .disorder; - .compared With . the calamitous '.situations of Mcii, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice,. or the prevalent gaieties• of a tit niouable life, acquire that st - ,.te of Debility, which is the . unavoidable ',consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer brands ovpehis miSery,-. but carefully conceals his, inisfortune,- it may he some cons°. Jr, for him. to know ; - that although it be an' Weft - of doubt or uncertainty with other pr4tlitioners‘ the tern'ova; of these -Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion,' is the acquirement of my EXperience; If the , rite, of Bacchus or - Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety wilt be prevented -by, au early counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, noogre,.: difficulty will occur. But where this DefiCiency for yeari existed, a proper - perseverance Is india*AablY.. te to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lif(i and to ie..aiirrnite the ConStitution. !vIA RR I El) WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their eXpectationi:Pf antily, 'tnaY be assured, that in most instances, such dere.% Curable by Medical skill. 'rite secresy which is so essential to my Undertaking, and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form thebasite.of, my. .pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is ven, that Mr. B. may be consulted pers.inally, or Hy Letters (itielosing a small - Note), at his house, No. 29 ; Arundel street, Strand, near Temple liar. 0.2 . - There is an additionSl Entrance in Water-street, adioining,..andthe Name is on both the doors. _ Member), the Royal College of SIG-goons. To I'. 'l'A YL 0 It. Urge° n. No. 9. New aridge. s t reet , London. . . . silt; • r •:• • Edinburgh, May 2,18 c.:. TN the? , Spring of -1794. I was afflided with, a I Venereal - , Complaint ; wyuch I treated• with incliffi..r eticefor,file months; 15tit was then obliged ,to apply .to.a •regular Physieilin, who put a tellli)ONIY stop 'to the - vim len(t 'of. the Diseast (by mercurial .aPplications) for •Sortit time; but growing,,in spite of Al ~n iedicine and the. advice , of •the first Gentlemen of th, faculty here, worse and worse fOr two years, I was reduced to a state almoit un paralleled and , -beyond 4.e.scription being an •entire leper, incl‘tilcerated from head to fout.-,-- ? My head , throat, mouth, ty - is, legs,: arms, Sic. have been', alternatelV -in danger •of becoming - ..useless ; in -- short, I have Isd tom twenty to thirty eating ,ulcers-on my •_body, and 'nearly totally prived- of sight.—l twt ;1d ife voluminous to partieula. meal! ray' cik - ez. 2 --su4lict it - to sits, there - newer was, br ever be, one, .Off.iernore dangerous, 4.ir of . o f More corn pl cited nature: - lonl looked . upon by, My friends, and imagined itySelf;' , l3!.y,tlt c7f rem - very and, in their coltdi t kin, • death. Was preferable to :lny more iliaii'inirerable .siate. In' this dreauful• situation did I drag: A. most ItlixrAbk...,istente, till .Divine Providence threw In niy way a • Newspaper containinethe 'case of , a Mr. 13.0 f Plymouth- , my., , frierids read it, could not,-.--I mint and procured some of your LEAK E's PATENT r 1 LLS; which; by -uSing . from time m . tittle, arn'tkits., and - haVe tong:- been,,(after •ittotri.,,Ohimr..fctur. - years indescribable distress), in as good a :'tale bellealth at ever I enjoyed 3 ' as a proof of this, I lEttl a fine; - thriving, - healthy ebild, born to Inc - a feir months • ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes af. Tenderi4,ni - y,fellow-crearure iervie.i:, I reqno-st you to publish this; :uid you may. at :inv 'time O'er p.t.i - s7jr, tvtslt to be satisfied of the truth Of this, or further !mai- CULAIS*, to me or t i ny friends, by. , ktter cuperaon. As few cases for badness will ever Null ;nine, and none exceed it, I have from 'experienee every least - in- to assure ,mankind, that in your. ~LE-AkEIs,PI.I4 L S' they will had a.. sure, .speedy, safe; ..and rari:eah. cure,- :for ,tbat most - di cad- Cul stage of the Venereal Disease, which - is called a c olt- MAUI: LU,I.E. T. Insurinountable family reasons prevent making .my name and address public ; but crud:tables p4.7rsiiits Wanting -inform:tion .may also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs:S. Clark, • Rarneay- * Caidens, Edinburgh. Prepared and. Sold by tile Soto Proprietor, T. TAy 1.0 R., Member the Royal . Col lege' of Surgeons in' London, at his 'twist., No. 9,'Nevr Bridge-street; Where he will give Advice without a. fee, to • persons tak ing these Pills, and_ will answer pkients letters ' if Nit paid, on the same terms, observing in all .cases the most inviblalik . .seefecr; n 6 pirson% name or cue liaving been mentioned, but At their own particular request, . by the Pro prietor, during_ the ,course of more th;ut thirty-six years, that tie has had the conduCting of an extensive sale of . the above Medicine,' and the Factice arising therefrom. • They are also soh by 11;s Appointment, for the conve nience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Watson, Sotith-brid4e, Edinburgh ; Mr.' Mennons, -Printer, Glas gow, to. wuom also Mr. T.• refers for his address ,• at the Perft.iners,,,No. 35, _St. Alban's-street, Pull-mall; Mr. Robertson's Top-shop, No. te3, Oxford-street;' Mr.' Dis inrougles, Fish-street-hill, nearly chposite-the nument.; Bookseller, ninon -row, Little TOwer-bill; Mr, Callwell's, Dublin and by one person every considerable tom. in Grelt-lfrirain ;rltl Boxes of only 25.• 9d.. each, sealed up With Lull and. at' in clireaions, whereby persons of either Sex may 7.'it.re them selves-with ease and secrecy- N. 13. Eery Box sold in .Great Britain is tinted up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the. Comism sioners,. Is printed, 'at the Stantp-Office-- T: 'fseylor, No 9, New Bridge-5tr!....t," to •antitale which is felony, and allothers arc counterfeit. • DRorS. St. Anthony's -Pouts;;- I•;')rtli..islr:re; • near NewZ . astle-' J uly 7th, - F"cio . •• • - SIR, . , . TO von it- trsist undoubtedly lac peculiarly' sa . to hcacof the efficacy Ofzt- Nl.eilicinti which conduces conduces ! - .0 much to. the public - good; . - iNtv' son • who is now (levet% ...years •of 4e i -t*":ikl•tltt3 nurnha;_ of those %vho have experienced the beneA , .:..;al y6ur ANT I - SCORIIL TIC DR()PS, te,r - whleli I • tiesire re be th3,llk . to `Geier; Y t nd to return you ray wannest :acknowledg- - Inctits. He tuns, fc,r upv:ards of live year's,- most-violently iflliacd witit t a st:orbutic hurnaui, sviticit 6:At:OW -MA lac soles cif his tzefto . the C - rio%:;p of his 'head, r , oe - Chtire: t. 1,4 4 ., MS' l'aCe and Irotts excepled r During his atilidioe, from the ingalferable . itchinF . atteirlinv, his. ceorpplaint,',.hl,-. bite ~vas'~rirrtli:iisnrtl to luntSclf, .may'nattlially - stipiaclibliintekki . nes,sible and daily tia.tnyself: and hi, ti;fincrous ) - t - Eura irrf#lili`'Ne~i~t ibis, and the rnanYC tares 'your Antis( Or t!C Drops this. rizighboulitooct, as well. 1. :a a ilistatice; - 4 wits de.terinin- i d n.y sor.. at of t hetrii - I - • ptirtt-hased - one*:6rtt;- b-,:tl, Of 711 ri. liAgson, of Newcastle, whiz:h •he t.-ok -agreeably 14) directions, but we foutrl` little en no alteratiun ; ariaking the second Cot tle he was mutit better, and IltfoirU'3tclati.i:l - live srnail bottles he ,was parteelly free • from .every 'Symptom of his roathscnr.e cud, -thank "Cod, he is now a fine . hcalticijlllray AtlNscf..bei-. I think, •in )I;stice•'. to so valuable a tledicir.e, coutd to nu otherwise. for: your, and the Public's iood, thin rc;!.itueit you my son's case. You have nty perinisitn. to ref:r air 'Fec son labotiring under . -sitnibr wlit.h With pleasure satisfy the inquirer. I regiain, with rria:2li eviern, Sir,. : Your . ol.4l,',tzl 11:ambicServita, * - . JONATHAN POST Witnesses to the sislie 11 1 64 1 N C L', l-1-41 'i • 05EJ. . To Mr. I.ignum, Surgeon, No Bridge-street, Alanehester. - . • . These Drops arc sold in , rninilded cllt4rebottles, at tzs. and 4s. 6d. „One tz t s. battle is e4u3l in quantity 44.11irce 4s. 6cl..ones. They maype had ,wholesale and retail at Air. Lignunt's, No. 57, Brittge-street,' Man'ettestcr; arid, pointintin, an N t }toward. and Evas's, 0.. 42, •, `Vest Smithfield. sok, „Nii'nolesale .'.gents iu Lonpn i• al, sold retail b%. the following petsohs : —H. Ctintiel Nii nor i ci ,, tie. cl.rlce, pl. 26 9 , i4tiortraFla, J urdlii, 246. 3 . i, Wintechaptd ; jeboult .and .Cu.. No. (?xtund-scree; ; Knight, - Norton Palgate; Kirk, No. 119,.. Cockhill,' Rat ; Mr. Pidding, No. 76, Ox lard-street.; Suton, No. hit, .Long-icre ; 'Cuts and • Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Turtle, N0.•1t7, Strand, opposite Exeter Change; Ward, No. 34, llolbem ; 1 WaAc . , Old 8001-street; and No. 163, Fleet stroct. , • fi n , ' improvrtl PDO M E 'LER; or WAY. s i:; the distAnci the w T ,;:iron.!.'.).St:la-by% 5? E N .filtlU: , : 1 ats:ll4ml: ,P. OPp t St. 'Fflr.tlernt's Chureh, StioN-niit f'i . :1,45! t:-d;iv y...trs hut: .fahriclited thtse Nlai.hines ; th. 25 d;), not claim the Invention, .-it being altno..t as antient asTocl.ret Watches, yet -all :hat ev'er 'Came.to their knowledge have tieen so rude ifi;thi..ir ; thape4inc.on.venient wvali,.) , and „ , incorrect tu.ar pertortmlnce, as to nave D.:en 'soon Lad by as unless. 'Thig,.whicli they tike.tlie,tiherty to offer. to the Pt£plir , is r in itf.elf, most eorre6t, and wlpq Mat ihries o . t iFoncy, exceeding Cheap ; n2t liable to he.oitt of-Order, and is'a utOst aineiihg Coruri_intoil, to 64tt Shot .. .cipen who , ' 'ate fcnd Wal!iiv. e -, and ' , - ... - iits . tliemielyr.s the grc: , ./ I ntpfov:4llicnt --tatiy made , it to "its thi!y;thk"6. of Making it.publie:, tins...viiru to iiietifi!ive.h.at least the credit thereoe, having NVhcs have copied their 111 - .tc , iirk'es!; acid : paYli...dAfifiti .. ikilib teen a their ty.vii I r.N{..r.fious, though hig her prices, tim. - and very infcricir work. ' • • • •TO COUNTRY , GENTIEIIBN AND OTITERS: -*** The foltotyini,..llestbraive Medicine i in such ltepute, as to be uscd and reconunended by inan of the Facult) (,• For'NERVt)US' LiLSORDERSI.and INWA' RD DECAY, 1 .'44 ?f,Nicialory,;•• • Feqble,nesS,‘ • 1 l)iiiiness of Siiht; • Horrors of the Mind; PaiOs in the Back and Loins, : .Paralytic Complaints, Biti.; TremSlings, RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS, country Gentlemen and others are inforined, that they nifty supplied with this v. I i., ile Medicine by send , t% their Orders -by Coat:lnnen nr Sewsinen, or 'by Inc:losing cas t s A j p () ii i i - i l iro % s v N e i \ t r iol D s 4 e l ' e tx N te c' t l' o . a a l .: 6 l y - 1 ing Boxes are proviqed for sending part of this,..Kingdonl, Scotlani, I r : T uNr-rEy,,s ...ItE3TORATIAE ' . .II;kISANI of -1...1 LI F F.!: and ILE 111,TH, •is the first Met:Wide-in the - Weriti for restoring arid.invigorating the c.ll4titoriOnc-04.0,,,...... sons weakened and debil: - ti?eil by a course of rgiipstei ple.A_ sures, or, indeed by any otii.4 , :!arses. Evety.dayproduces h-fresh accotmt.; of the-Sihgithit . of this InValbablelte , storati.ve. 'Medicine, and ma.* .Gentli,irk:i. ,v c~,tcandit enough todeclare, that a has siteeccdetiTh eases'whim every Other, ivledicinf prevedonitli-duaL. ° .1 r , , Gentlemen of the first .distinElion in this kit%dom, • as .welt :..s 'Others, Whose couStitiltions were PiOkeri Anddcbi.= litattid, have eNperieuccd the Foatcilds of this, Restorative • Meamtne. For Net414713 - Isonters:procecding from -excessive drinking,. dissipated pleasure's, the frarnos.lzr:3e use 'of tea, or froin . whatever occasions great debilltk"and - rela*katiciii srilids; ..a better and .satio•; ll lediti)lq.,c(invot i t c taken,- Natgt. h..:rs tvhu had undei'gone ton pwerful courses of Mercury ( ; that •ba-ne of healtlitr•iviiiictr reduced ii-recarroiistat a of mi. lerable existen;e, received. the utmost Istetilf from this Re storatiie 'for; afar los=. o>< strengtlvarPrEtl*liitr," 1 4 1 e )) 'tap -11 1 reivinext their former health,—/iop'pl,;, - , in tile Buck and • Loris; Gteets and •se rnhtal \ , 'Vaal:neises, p.yrltrys there bar any Meclieineiit pubiie or . privale practice tvhich has,; bi!-,en suceessftil.. - • • i Gerelemen-froth the ;;F : fitf,A:ni West Intfles, whose habits were relaxed _l4; the heat of thos.:,„eliniates, 11: - .vc• 4reat benefit from this well- as Ullicers belortk ing to the Army ;and Nay,y, wie•‘se con.stitiktims vs - t-re pairell by hard semi: r; the- variOfits 1 hati&es of crinvitte;„:&&.: • Persons s'ar advanced . in yea, - .) should trequently ta,k4a air ; hexes or thil.RestbritiVe, which avill atria2iriglv strettheri - them, be the.tne.ms'?f preventing various disoraces,`Aua iv Sknile inesitre guurd,agamst the ravazes of-time. This 14_ ' itorative may he thqefi:With gmit 'Any SeAsou ot the, year, without restraint .pr rim iu.tiltt'ril 0, E Xtraa ofit Letter received from a G ent l eman. I‘.) As .:Co 4helllficacy kW-the -kestorative in lily -Nrir ro in Complaint,,ls3:l inyse,lf in a inannet unwateful, • it dud not tickfitivletive , the great benttiri reeived, when various other kiedichaes had. been !§ed to no , Tureosvi thdrefar.,' alth'Ough T Have been 'in ale habit of acquiring 00-vni 4 in the physioaVivay,...-I•must sir, tlut ntet with . any tiling cqii4 to Hunter's Re4tora- Note. This Restorative is preparzd in ! 'ills, which produce more.gradual and lasting elltsels , iiitvr,i.tFtbruts; CI , : finer partis of the Baksam are. also better preserved. •1 - 0 be had at ,W 4.1.0 c. Warelkouscs No. 163, 11:Vt-rstrect, and NO. /3, °id - 11 00t:strcrt R9 . al otrao ; la! street Crut well, Printer, Bath; Switiney litnnaup;ant; Tesseyntan,' York ; Elluns; - Ltt.cls ; and of all other Venders • of Al:chi:Me* in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d. the Box; or it may be had in 'larger Boxes ' price only il. Si. which contain the quantity of six small Boxes, as made up for the Army, Navy, &c. A Pamphlet on the Yi rtu d s , o f t he Witha List of important C ures a nnexe d , may b e h a d o f the Vint:kn. price 6d. ' • Further Stances of the Efficacy Of WELCH7s FEMALE PILLS, ANlEDlClNF‘ ,. iong_known for its very uncom. mun virtues, in removin&Obstre.t.lioni at:do:her Uiser rs- more especial I y to4-the y,:ounget part of Ilse Se thale sex ; 340 what is ~commonly the i;rflti, Sick- , Ness, which is'tlenotcd by a'vellove brpallid• f cotififiumet ;•• Sliest pills, 'however, •alter that appearaucc„as.wclktiscraata appetite, 'correet bad digettion,• remove of distinguished exeellence in Windy DilOrderss•Jfead-aslasi•r ' Pains the Stomach, Shortness - of Breath, Palpitatiou of the Heim - L . • ••". ' • .. •• • ,.I...•'f:sisi-et.•,•l -1 Of their extraordinary efficacy, the following are savor instances. To Mrs. K.EARSLEY, El:et-street, I.Oadon., • ' m m ; i n:. • = Understan ' dir.g by the Sill, you hastectlib•goralnesis; - t Box of ,Welch's Pills to the re:l'AF ingiriaii; .I , 6ltelk berty to •• recodfinend Abe Bearer, Sophiwilltitilphritrs'-alsier or ß hau girl, . who has ix!cn ill a 10114 titne• Aliii w 41;) 'has par- CbaSeti m4e. -4)67c . , and his reeelvCd inuch benefit ; but is •sass ,abla to cantintitt. than, unle.s you would jte so kind as so h: stow a h• - ; - )C•lip pi liCt, which I hope wit bring her 2butst; aliti she will-be. bound. to pray lilt you. - , N. / 3 tp Old Gravel-lane. ; Your humble Servant... S. KEDDEY. m /0)A m-, •• - Alout two years agO. 2 .woman applied to me for F ,:unlary fel:xi ; she tohl-tor sh,pwas much distressed, bealf widow, anti having several children, one of sehani, a gies ,about eighteen, was thought to be in a dangerous ,tate. tier head was so much aileeled that she was frequently seitti vie4;lit . fits ,• beittes; slte ro °' - ' ll 4 : 61 " -that maw: thought •her in a coii6rnied dropsy. 5. 11 , ° „, ' ":„ 4 :, l ; w ` c e discharged from the hoseit a i. experiene.#ll 3 " `"'" .l =Y of yertr Pats mvself, sletertulis:ed she should tvc her one bo's/ oc fore she had taken ;hem, :eft her, :aid sbe grztll, illy giew upon which I Pm iker another box, which,.-with the blinising of God, so fat restored her health that she was •citablAid to go to ken ice, and, • I believe, has .coritiiiiied Well o'er 'ghee.' The hearer of this is a very poor woman, her daughter as in a similar k state; if you multi rye bur a ter: of the tint she mate t trial, it willbe'the means of reliei - ing the afilicied, and, I hope,' add anther proof to the etlicaty,of v;,luable • ' ute- A 'l%•l'Adarn, • your sincere welt wisher • co. z 3, Partpool-lane. • M, A. AS 11,E t Welch's Female Pills (with directions), are sold whol esa l o and retail, by G. Keaisley, Fieet-fic'et.-I,ondon ' Dicey and Co. Bow- Cliiirclr-yald,_Clicapside.';* F. N./svb , Ory, St. K4alts. Church-yard-; and lehoti It and- Co, No. ford-streets also retail by 13.,.fityrd,Street ; Stringer,' near Charing-cross;Strand Ntarshall;l•lart-ifract, bury ; opposite Exeter Change, Stran d ;,,,,,,.wb eaFt the corner. or St. Paull Clitirch;yagl ; q3lllllhg, 't `ol7;hiii = Old' Bond-street ; Bolton o•,attrirlifin Royal. Exchange; Clark, +IQ. 7.f 4,J.l; . o.tottglki; 'aria ,WV tlP *7* si A tc .i til o e' r n i ltn i s te e ofti.74/4-tit,tl.rshit.l. t gPr ei t t l i r n i l u n s c of au t heliti el ty, that ~,%whi ti,i'clrzinaeointidriklr):!:t:itirttlwlsieli:::.llislirlte,rsi•tesd with the retiree of C. Kea us Iry is hand writing; et t t he d ol un the p c!i i i s ts p id r e i , n.te ts a the i rt:l7: er s n t r i s y s a i n u t t : ovtananotbe imposed on, o tints ; • -‘• • No. 46,- - • - F L i t T 7 ScitEr.r. • • : .?Ciane others are so• • • • y- coat i West;iliiister ;) . 1;.