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. - -7-w! - Ac t s c i e ' P l i 1 . ',.;•'`" . .fir i,,• • . , / • el . 1 .1.: . e. , .., , • • ' Q...„4 , • -- ,sr 'e,:„..... - z1- N . 04.7 - - •N..—/ . , .70 i c a.•,;) , . -c)j-k r ~. _ !"-"' - ' *.-I : 4'.'-...1 .4 3r i i ' 41:" 4 ;1' . " 6:f*H41'1.2 ..:;;' ,' ''''. -:;.' - -L :' L ., :'•' .; ~ i ''',.:. '•• . < '-'*; ~ • . '''''' .' ' ' - -.-.• • • -- r t . - pi- • - 41.;::... pm. e :r , :,,,,- *••,!. . . , 4 • 4 'W'.... 4 -.*• 4 41r4VA - . •Z ti ~..^ ~, • • , - . . ,4•• ••• IcT ~J ", ,re;,,,,,,,.X....- : : , , . tr• 0 '''h A z4 / . ' ' . • : Ai T.\' s . i • .. ^ '' ' '1, ; ;: i I iti‘l •i;ra . , •., :i ': . . , r~ e ? • r "' • -Ira• .;,, A_ . ~ THEATRE, ROYAL, DRURY-LAN l E. . HE PUBLIC are= - most respeCtfully informed,: that this THEATRE WILL OPLN cnt-Eattlrday" ; Itext,)Septernber 13th, Ifi§. i ... .Baxes 6. Sec o nd Price 3 i s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Se co nd P r i ce 2S. p.-Pall&ry as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery, is . S e- i ,'cond -Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. - 1 ;,,.. ',laces for the Box es to b e ta k en at th e Box-office, in Little i Russel-street. -.. — The Doors to,be:opened at Half-p a s t fi ve, - and begirt at I - 1-lair-past si x . - - HUME AND BELSHAM's HISTORY OF.gNGLANDi Ftom the earliest Records to the present Time, complete. 4 R. PHILLIPS has the Honour to offer to that 1 4 :V 1 .Public the only complete, respeciable,:and uniform Series of English History which has everbcen paiduced.- Mr. HU M E's History was brought by that Writer down to the period,of the Revolution, and Mr. BE LSHAM has taken up the tiarraiivi froin'the ReVolutiorr and brought it down to the Peace of Amiens. Both Works form an uniform Series of Twenty Volumes, and they may he had' of every Bookseller in Town and Coun try, „price EIGH Is POUNDS, in boards. Persons already possessing Mr Hume's History may have Mr. Belshane,s, entire Work by itself, in Twelve Voluines, for FIVE GUINEAS, 'inboards. • • Antras the latter part of Smollet!s General History was freguentiv sold'previously to the appearance of Mr. Bel_ sham's Work, as a Continuation of Hume-to the Death of George the Svond, Mr. Phil lips thinks it proper to observe, that Mr. Belsharn's Historyof the Reiglidt George the Third may be had separately, to 44niplete-i-lume anti Sinolktt, in Eight Volumeg; Price THREE POUNDS EINE SHILLINGS„in boards. . . , Bridge-street, Jan. 8, 1806. .~ I'f, Y ITENIIAM,•MIDDLESE* JOUSE TO BE SOitn.—To be Sold a very ,co t ort a hie _FA Y II() U. 3 12, with a good Garden, Coach-liouse, and STable for fbur Horses. For farther ParticuLtrs enquire of Mr. 11c.e‘•, - as above., • . OFFICE OF 'ORE/NANCE, • .1 • • Aug. 20,' T5:-. , 6. HE PRINCIPA L OFFICERS of MIS :11_-!- ORDIVA,YCE. do hereby give Notice, 7 bat Pt oposals will be ,ereived dtiheir Office, .in . tpie:a?t-itreet„ ,irestminster, on (n• before the 15th of Sept;.lk , t• next, from web Persons. as may hr .tvil i,,gr to n ndet take the E A 'l'l-1 ER 11R E E CHES' and d to V E S • the Rjal upon a Contraß farts period' of Three. ~);'Cara, dlle , min4le after One Year, upon Three Months Not.'ce being given ly either pally. Patterns• of- the 'Articles ntay-- be seen upon appl;eltion2l.the Principal St;re4Teper's Office in the Tower; and the Trrias ann IConditions of the Contrat7 m.iy be known at the Seeletary's 011ie?, in St. - 211.zrgaret-street aforesaid, any day bet74.een the Ilner: te)y Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposal/ are to bedt:liveredi sealed tip, and marked on the 4,nbide, " Proposals for the sup Ply of Leathern. Breeches .and ;" but no Proposal can lc ad. mined after theistb of Septe,"nber nee, . _ • , - • S URR. F. Y. "Valuable Freehold Estates, eligjble Land for Building, rich G4rden-Groblid, and tine .11fiCk Earth, between 'Kew inid Mortlake, and,extendhig uea t r Marsh Gate, Richmond. TO - BE SOLD pY AUCTION: • , : lir: ROBINS, - • • At Garraway's Coffee- house, 'Exchange -alley, Cornhill, on xt Twelv o'clock, C API T4l, .. FREEHOLD, ESTATE, • called r), BRICK STABLES TFARNT, lying comps din a Ring Fence : Comprising - a Genteel Dwelling-House, Of ces, Garden, 4c. a Partn-House, Barns, Stables, Yard,,and (hit-buildings, 'situate by the Road-side,* near West Ball, between Kew and. Mortlake, with sqintryjnelosures of rich Gnr,den Ground and Land, with a Cdftaga and Garden ; the, whole upwards'olone'hundt'edtand•torty Acres, the princi- . With thriving Fruit TreeS, and- nearly botind ttie Roads from MO'rtlake to Kew and Richmond, on .T.M.4ao Christopher puffin, Es q . Nvilich exp i res at Michael- Aiat nhxt. _ •l This v'ery valuable Property is a..delightful 'situation- for etee l tiiig - Villas,•• or as Carden Ground ; at a short distance from theAtiver, and seven miles from London. • To be viewed by applying to Charles Duffin, Esq. on the Preinjses ; or Thomas Edmonds, at the_ Cot rage. Particulars at Me-King's artiis, IvTiartlake; Red Lion, Putney ; Spread Eale, Wandsworth ; King's Arms, Fulham ; Star and Gar -ter,. Kew Bridge ; Castle, RichinOnd ; at Garrawdy's ; and of 4 , 1 r. Robins, Warwick-str eet ,• :colden-sq nate, where 'a PIO; of the'Estaie May be seen. Sr.. THOIVIAS.ta AND GI.IY;sH6SPITALS. ‘ ICAS'..i'LEY COOPER will begin his LEC_ rti It ES - on Stlf“.; Y 'on Monday, the lith ot oc loher, a: Eight o'clock in the Eveliing. ..KEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW's. HOSPITAL. -••- 1 1" HE folloing COURSES of LECTURES will bedelivered at this Theatre during the ensuing Winter: On the THEORY and PkACTICE of MEDICINE, 4)y: Roberts and .Pt• Powell. n ANATOMY and PiIYSIOI.OGY, by Mr. Abernethy. On the.THEORY and . PRACTICE or•SURG WRY; by • -irl r. AbenlethY. tOn COMPARATIVE. - ANATOMY, and the LAWS ,of ORGANIC EXISTENCE, by Mr. MacarineY. On efIEMISTRY, ItiY'Dt. Edwards: . • •0 . 11 DWI,E E.lrY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and • CHILDREN,. by Dr. Thynne. ;The ANATOM 1 CA L D E.MONSTRATIONS and PRAC. TI CA L ANA roMY,.by Mr. Lawrence. --The Anatomic,af Lectures will begin on Wednesday, oao_ berilie . ist, atTivo coCiock; and the otlick Lectures in the 'coitr.of the same Week. • - • Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. liieholsou, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Liartholothew's • hospital. • , . ,- • - MR 'DUTEIsI's MEMOIRS.. : 4 'Tliis?Day were elegantly printed i n Fi ve V o l s. mill 0 davo, price 255. in boards, • EMOIRS of -n T.RAYELLER noNtr in Retire , ,I.V.L • !item : Written by H and containing Anecdotes of most of Ihea.7ourts Of Europe; and of Distin ,guished Statesmen and Public Charaders who have flourish -ed during the last Half Century. Printed rot. Richard 6, Bridge-street, Black • friars; and t6'be bad o f Ali I; oo k se it ers. / Of whom nay atVo he had, just published, - . r. Mr. Cares Stranger in I rebind, 455.,, 2. Miss OwensorPs Wild I ri;ii Girl, t3s. 6i . ; and . 4rs. Robinson's tipeticiti Warks,. 30s. „ • By bi - der of the Bvard 4 - E. H. CP.EIV, Secretary. OFFICE 01.0RDA'ANCEi August 25, i 206. rp-TE . PRINCIPAL OFFICERS . 4 - JEST Pr OR D A 7 C.:E do herely gi Notice, That Pr porals nhill Le received at their Office in St. lilariaret Street, Icestminster; an cr . bejore .41onday the srth of Scptem4er next, ,born such Perrone as rn.y6e willing to undertake tie 4 Fupply cf F4rage for the'Ordianct 'Horse: stat;oned is the plowing Dl:- frills, NORTH SIDE, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET.. ELIGIBLE t r AMILY'HOUSE, LARGE GARDEN;&c. TO BE SOLD liY AttIC•TION„ • . . • By Mr. 110k3INS, _ At Carraway's Colti:e-honso, in EXchange-Alley, on Thursday the as-th -Igo6, at Twelve o'Cloek, • A "DESIRABLE LEAsEnor,a:Es• - rATE, cam prising an excellent Eampy House, situate en the • North-side bf 0 reat Russell . - sneer, In the Pans!' of Sr. George's, Bloornslailry, containing, on the Ground Floor, an Entrance Flail. , Dining Parloor, a J.,ibrary,.coinpletely fitted up, Store-room, and Water-closet . ; on the first t'loor are two . handsdrne Drawing:.roorns, arid a• light Study, all neatly '• fitted on the s(zchtxiStory are four exc e ll ent Bed-cham bers, and a light Closet, a Water-closet, and Hot rand Cold Path, and , Monty Attics over; a spacious. Stair-case to the first Story, and secondary Stair-case. In the Baserneat,..an eXceilent• Kitchcii„ . completely fitted np.; Scullery, Ser.. ,vants'...liall,:Butler's:and•Houselteepers-room, Capital V..t, It s for Beer and Coals, Wash-house and Laundry, 1 the whole in complete order ; an extensive.: Garden walled round, planted:with Trees and Shrubs.. .• kLiy e viewed' TicketS, •which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Rubins, Warwick,street, Golden-sgnare ; • 'and at Garraway.".• • • PARTNER-.WANTED ; d •- • 1N a' Wholesale W are h ouse; AN:Pho, can aavance , Three Thous:4nd - P_ovngS.,. One who'w4l take an aaive .part will be pi e f e rr e d. Apply if by Leiter, post-paid) to iNlr. john !ones, Soli. itor, I\TW-totitt,Crutchediriars, None bui krincipals can treatea with. .. Sept. 4, 1866. 159, .P : crmissitn, to the torsi Bishop of LittadatE. North Britain,, 7. South West, Portsmouth, Northern, • ' Isle of Wi);itt, Yorkshire, ; church, Eastern, e::clusive of Worley, Western, Southern, eiClusive of7Chat- Woolwich, mith!,its Ozpen ham, clencies; Cliathasi p Liverpool, • • for a Period ;of Six- Al:Mihs front the tot of Odol.et- next ; the fo• roge to he:farnished in 16tsuls consistiftTof tell, of. Oats, at 41/6, per bushel-12:65. of Ut land Aleadov / flit'—gnd Sibs. rf if z,4t or Rye Straw; and to ie dslive'red at * -4.,e re:peel/ye Statio.ni e.i.rence 6f the Contrzelor, wbo it also to Isernirb smcb (forret ti , ithr Oats, at Sibs. per Ration, as may be hilletted in the District 'for which be contrast. 'This ''My 14as published; . . Elegantly prinfocl-iii.stn4l-odavo, price 3s. in boards, •• A • DENIONSTRATION:of - the EXISTENCE of 11 GOD, de,iuced Iron] the Wouderful`Works, of Na, ture. Translated from. the French - of Chateaubriand, --13,; • 14 .EDERiCSIMBERL. • . Printed for A. Phillips, 6; - bridge-street, Blackfriars.• • ..The. Traoslitorthinks it ; ,roper to ftive.to th e Publi the following Character of this small . IVork, in the words of the venerable and distinguished Prelate to Whom it is dedicated. His Lordship obstives, that " it is not calculated for the in strue.iion of Philosophers, ,but it will enlarge the'vieWs of the Ignorant, it Wilt 4 rret 'the attention of the Thoughtless, -and it will give 'impulse to the - piety of• sober-minded .Men. .There are_ Passages in it which militate theeloquence of liossuet." MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. he First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN TII OUSAND P ()AJ N ' • All other Capital Prizes are afloat. IDURCHASERS ofTICKETS and SHARES will ' have.the(vpottunity of obtaiiiin g - a ll t h e C ap i ta l Piii es, provided they ,puichase before the thawing commences, which hill be on the 13th "of Oaober next. The Schethe contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, . TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, . FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, eke. Bcc. - To former Lotteries of double the N wither of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other` State Lottery to be drawn "this Year. • SCHEME. No. of l'rzes. Value of each. Total Val ue, 3 - - .• • 4 . 22,000 ' ‘ 6. , ,0cn 3 - . 3 1,000 - - 5,000 520 - - - 20 . _ too h, ?CO I :he Prc.fosals tray Ge delivered separately or . f.;int6 , for each Station ; and it is expe'..7ed that tl.r: ContraThr receive tht Duirg :bar 5)2.73. , Pram time-to time accunra:rte, making► ars allouzna:Aor thesizitt; : Miss PWENSON's..N.EW NOVEL. . . •. This. Day was published,- - . In Three Volumes, Duodecimo; p'rice t 35. 6d. in hoards, , 971:1E WI .D IRISH . GIRL ;:a National Story; in which are delineated tme. Amusenienis, and Grievances of the Peasa n try Mid Yeomanry of Ireland. By SYDNEY , OWBNSON, Anthoress of the Novice of St. Dothinic, St Clair, kc.' Printed tor Richard,l 3 hillips,.:No 6, liridge-street, friars ; and sold by all booksellersin Great Britain and lie. land. . • ~~ Further Particular.; may he knew,: upon application to the Offi . - eers evnmanding the-Royal Artillery in each Dietrirt,-and alto at the,Secretenyi o,o*ce, in St„. A llargaret-st ! ,eet, . - ajoresald,-09, Day between theliours V . Tee and F,ur o'Clcck. The Proporals are to be delivered staled up, and marked on the oubidei" Proposal for Mr "S'Uppy . of 'Pc:rage ;" but no .Pioposal can be a.lmart after the said tstb D.,:y of Septernhe: ne; f t,,. •• ' . ' By .Order.oftbe Boat:el, 1 . R. 11. CREW, Secretary. . 20,000-Tickets /:20o.oroo • • - . .Tickets ani.l Shales are on Sale at every Lottery Ofii,e. . , Ticket - - kJ. ) '5 o .- Mill - - - to 2 o Ligltch - - - 2I I 6 ' Quarter - - 5 2' o Sixteenth - -. i• 6 o .Agmy AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. TkIE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-: lure; Matirasses, and Bedtling,coinplete,-,:ire yery-respett iemnriienclea to Gentlemen, as being the most portable ,superior .to an y others made Lend6n, ; ;tents,. Tables, and.-Chairs, ou .improved prin4ies Luis, Sofa Beits,and Chairs ,for'on Board - ship ; ,Mus q uit to . ',K „ellFulniture, and -Patent-lira;s-s‘Te..v liedsteadsOor East 1 d West Indies ; an d all. Foreign Climates, at : - • . MORGAN and SANDE RS's" • Patent Bedstead Manufactory and_ Ware.:Rooms,. ' ° Nos: 16 and r 7, Carnerine-st:eet, Morgan and a:4le.rs's _New-inv.ented• Cul Diiirriic . abler.. allowed Lobe- the most coMpiete anti legarat sets of ' lable er, f iTivetteJ; Veriportable, packing in a flax .biii:l44l'liiiries dee r . • Fauhiona*le 'Sofa...Bed and. hitr l ,l3ed Ware- A . I..ZNy - so - a and "Chair' B.cds? Dirtibo= Tables, . . ra'ss. Screw - Bedsteads, new Sideboards,, containing a - - ref of Tahies.; selierarisew -Inventions, and exc e l lent ' zptioyetnen'ts . ni cabinet and Upholstet'y Furniture 4 gracious. patronized.by -s the King, Queen, and Royal . .Family? BUTLER% is the. Original - 14bnufaCtory, and he is the_ t•ru . e.Plo'prietor of the'Patints (-th e .Deeds:-of` which may be Alt.ts at in his-.-Ware.roow.s), has • had the honour, executing (feelers Furniture for great nun . bers of the No. f tili.Ty and Gentry, m a ny of . whom 'have favourably: conde. recomrriend-his knOwing it to be the Original. Winnow Curtains, Drwing, : rooin --and Par- Inn - _chairs, and every Article in the above branches, in a variety of elegant add fashionable Designs. The Patent Brass SC - rew;•Feds are fixed, wills the greatest ease,. without tools, oatitClcs-vrnails in the Furniture. Particular attention to uietul Improvemenis• in Furniture , fox the Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and.for E xporta. ..Musquito Net Beds of various kinds for the east and. West Indies. Fine Goose feather. Veds, and all kinds of: Bedding, ays ready at 1.3 UT LE it 's - WAREHOUSE Nbs. 11 and 14,. Catharine-street, Strand.—Pl ae to. be par titular ;--a. Brick-front House. . , This Day was published. ' I u ,Three Parts, elegantly printed with 4 Pearl Letter, on a beautiful Vellum Paper, A NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the ITALIAN, FRENCH, and ENGLISH, Languages; cosuPoSed and abridged after the b est 'and 'most _copious tie. tionaties of the three Languages. .13; CA 11:TAN `P(?LID'ORI.• Part t containing Italian, English,. and French ; Ran's, French, Italian, and English ; Part 3, English, French, and Iralian. Price ins. in boards. This small Dictionary will be found the most complete Work of the-kind-ever offered 'to the Public; in point of words it is not dtily more copious than BettarellPs,...Montuc ci':,, and Martinelli's; but contains a much greater number than those of Barera and Alfieri. To render it perte.:l no paths, application; of labour, haiie re bean spared, it is there fo;mnouneed to the Public as deserving their patronage. Printed for ‘Vynt;e. and 50n,45, Pateritoster-row ; Ver. •• nut; Hood, and Sharp, Poultry ; R. SCholey, 46, 'Paternos ter:. rciw ; and E. Bookeri New Bond-street. . . BOWEL COMPLAII4TS CURF.DI',, • it T this'SeaSon of th e Y ear no D isor d er is so fl coninion,*and 'none more fatal. FlUx. and. Reaching is carrying o ff H un d r ed s o f I n f ants an d Adults. When this Malady is once began in the Stomach, when' W.,rms are gen_ dered. ec in bags, & t .- e , it is large and painful if not mortal. - Mrs; L. Hemp'steairvvas several days in a dying state, but .Whe n all other Remedies had failed Dr. Cardner's 'Worm Pills. and.Cordial.Tincture safely cured her in a short, time- Tills Lally permits her address to be given to any so afflicted.' 'Pills zs. tos 6d. or a Box. Cordial ts. 6d. at Lpug•Atre, Shereditch, and 34, High-street, Bir. rr.inghaai. • ~ti~ 7 • Of whom may be had. A New Edition of the Novice of St. Dominic, .by Miss 04'ei on, in 4 vols. price 0;s. in hoards. The Fifth Edition of the Winter in. London; by Mr. Surr. 3 vois.,l3s, 6d. And and Widow, by Mr, Siddons, 3 vols us. 6(1. This Day was publishecl,:price 11,,sse , Deditated, by pFini)ssiuti, to tLs Majesty, - - -1 - -I , Tr, BEAL:TIES of 1 - IANDV,L, VQI. 111. con iiis ulost tJvcylt.l , :: Songs, Duetts, and I . rtus, atleaea trout the Wo,I. rnis great ,Master; arranged with ascparate Atconipantine.nt tor the Piano torte, Amili6ured from the ;\IS. scores ot the Author, • • • By iOSEPII CORFE. . lilegnitly prime:lOn Imperial Paper. To tie-had at:Piestbn'S, 91 - ,Strancu; and at Messrs. Ranks t ,S and Mr. Cortes; s..lisbury. • • 'fhis.Day was published, • Price to Non-Sub.,,:rihers•S,ven hillingrs; _ .• TAIPROVEMENTS in:EDUCATION*, as it re spcds-the I ikluStrimis Cli,)ses of the Community. , V l ' JOSEPH LANcAs-rER. Fourth Edition. Printed had,sold by the Author, at the Free Se tool, rough • Road , t Southwark ; • Darren and Co. Gracectitireli4 street; 1 - lateh4rd, arufother ". In the Press, and tri a 14w days will he published, . An Appeal tiirjustice, and Poe the Honour ot' the Holy Scriptures being a -Reply tq the Visitation Charge of the- A'reficleaeon of Sarturn. ,• . . . On' the 18th instant, will be published, Handsomely printedin Quarto, on Writing Paper, price, in boards 75. To be 'continued Annually, MHE FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, AND I: COMPLETE ACCOUNTANT, from Michaelmas ;806 to Michaelmas i8o?, recommended to all Farmers, as well Proprietors as Occupiers of• Forms, .Stewards, • Scc. as the most easy and ready Method of keeping the Ac. dmints of a Farm, so arranged that the plainest Capacity, with a Knowledge of Writing only, may keep a Most accu irate and satisfaelory.Account, as-welt of the Labour as the Profits of the Farm. BY- A', PRACTICALLFARMER. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, SC, Paul's Church-yard; and sold by ail looksellers in Town and Country. , . • - This Day were phi - dished, price is. 6d. ASERIES. of LETTERS .to that greatest of Poli tical Apostates, the Right . Hon. Gto RG E TI-E R_ NE Y, one 0; the M. P. • n - ,Southwark : Along with a Stpte the imperfect Repressmiatioir of the COditnott's of the United Kingdom, comprising the quantity'Of Voters, . Influ ence, &c. &c. . • Sold by 13. Crosby and Co. Stationers' -court, Ludgate. street ; by Annereau, Stonesertd; Robins, and at Jones's ." Tdoley-street ; Palmer Bermondscy-street ; at N o . 7 , Y o rk:. street, Southwark ; and all other Booksellers in Town and I Country. 1 FOURTH' EDITION. ' • This Day was published, In Foolscap Svo. embellished with an Engraving, by Fyne, Price Eight Shillings extra boards, ffiHE MISERIES of. HUMAN LIFE; -or, The Groans of Timothy Testy and Samuel Sensitive, with a few. Supplementary Sighs froM Mrs. Testy; in Twelve Dialogues. Nei inihi t Virg. l n, If . 274.. Neu I Cato!. Poem. ixxx. • Me nuserable .Milt. - Pa'r. Lost, 11. IV. 73. Oh Ioh! oh ! Shak. Macbeth, Act V, S. /, • 0!0 ! 0 ! Ditt9, Othel. Act V. Sc. t. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street.' • Also lately published, • printed unitbrinly with the above, the 3d Edition, price 66. An Essay on, the Areot Ingeniously Tormenting ; with proper ,Rules for the exercise of that amusing Study. This Edition is embel bitted with an En giutritig by Gillrity, reprC6etaitis a-Cat tormenting a 'AiOiL4e. • • LISSON GREEN, PADDINGTON, Desirable Family; flouSe,Tar . ge 't; Arden, Ground, and 5.. - r , ..c:ous Room, alSed as a SoIPVI Rotml. .• • TO ISE SOLD BY AUCI'ION, By.Mr..IIOBINS, At Garraway's CoWee-house, Change , Mley, Ccrnhill, ou Thursday the 2.;th S e pt. i'Bo6,"at Twelv e o'cl oc k,. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corii prtsing.,A I3eick 'With bowed front, situate at Lisson Green, Paddington, 'con sisting in time Attics of two good ,Bed-chambers, on Oz. se i:ontl Firmr twa iled-cnon'leri, on toe Grounci-tt;or a spa cious Dining-room, a Parlour, St,idy, and Store-closet; in the Basnnent, a convenient Kitc'Rm, Larder, Brew-house, Wine'ind Beer Celiarsf, ;'a large: Yard, -and .convenient Out-buildings; a Pump of excellent Water; aspacious Plot or Ground, and-inclosed Garde; j; at the end Of Which is a new i y -created Pictni.,>,:s a re adniirably ad:ipted for a Schonl, or' any Orisivess Ng miring room, or for a Real. deuce; in coiltplete rej air, anit immediate possession may bs hid. VarticiliarS on the Premises;;. at GarraWarS; •and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. ' , "Co T. TA I! LOlt, .Surgeon;, Nu.. q, New Bridge-street, London. SIR. Fil6burkh, May; 18, 000. •-. TN the Spring of 170..1 Was 'atiliaed With a 1. Venereal "Coln/Plaint, which I treated with indilfer ence.for fi'Ve in milts; but was then obligedt to apply to a regular Physician, who put a s tempOrary stop to. the virn lence ot the Disease (by mercurial _applications) for some •timet but groWine, in spite of ail inbdicitte • and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the I;actilty here,, worse and worse for twn years,' I was yedUced ro a state' almost un paralleled and beyond description, , !eine' an entire Jeper; and ulcerated from head to foot.—My !lead, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, 4:c. have been alternately in danger of , becoming useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating .ulcers, an rny :body, .I;andi nearly tbrally de-' prived of sight.—qc would be voluminous to particula_ ri-ze all my .case-i--sidfice it to Say, there never was, "or ever 'will be, one of a more dangerous, or of m a,ore 'compli 'cated na t ure: 'I was' ong loois.ell upon by •my friends, and myself; beyond .41i. haves. ot;recoveiy ; and , in-' , dced, in mY then Condition, death was preferable to my raci - ef than .niiserable state., In this dr-taiii - ol situation 'did 1 drag a most miserah;e existence, till Divine Providence threw in my v. a}'' a Neivspap'er editiaiiiing the case of a Mr. H. of i'ly,rivoutn--my fi1en:14.4441 11,4 :could sent arid prot ni - ed of yoi ir LEA L's PATE NT. , ,P.ILLS, which,, by using I:rorn tie to time; artinoW, and have tom.; been, (after more that ffiur years indescribable ; distress), twits good state.of elei - "l'clijnyed ; I,s a ' proof of this, I bad a. fine, thriving, healthy chil.i, born to ine a few mantlis ago. In gratitude to Go:1, and in hcapes of rendering my leilow 7 creaturo service, L reiniet you to pnblish this; and you niaY at - any time rcifer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this,;ior further; partij' culars*, tome or my friends, by 'letter or person. As few Gases for badness - v‘ ill ever equal mine, and'nene` X I have . frmn experience- every reason to . assure'. t e rian eet k t irid 4 :44-iat in your E's - PI LS they Will find a sure, speedy ' sate, and radic a l cue, for the.: most d r ead,.. tun s',.age of t he Venereal Disease, which is called a cr, k r. .F . 1.12311E. lOHN. THOMPSON. * Insurmountable family reasons •prevent _making rny name and -addre s s public ; • but -definable liertons 'really wanting information may also be. referred. to , me and my friends by•lArs: S. (lark, Rainsay-Uardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and • Foie by tne, Sole 1' roprietor, T. TAYLOR,' ?member of the R o y a l college of Surgeons • . in . London, at his hoilse,‘No. it. NeW.Bridge , street, .• - ;Where he Wii I give Ad v i ce w i thout a fee; t o persons tak,. ing these Pills, and Will answer 'patients letters; ifirost-• paid, 6n the smite terms, observing in all ,cases the most inviolable •secrecy, no person's 9rne or:case having been Mentioned, but at their own particular request, by tfle-Pro 'Meter; during the course' of more than thirty-six years, that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale of the " above Medicine, and the 'pradice-. arising therefrom. They are .also sold by his Appaintment, for the conve nience. of those- living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. •Macdonald, Printer, Glas gow, to whom also T. reters ter his address; at the Perturner's, No: 35, St. Alhan's-street, Pall-mall ; .. Mr. Robertson's •Toy-sit o p, N o . zo3, yxfOrd-street; Mr. Dis,- borough's, No. 7, I isn-street- hill, 'nearly opposite the •Mo riuntent ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, Noe 1, Union-row, _ Little Tower--hill • i MI. Cali well's, D u bli n ; ' an d b y one person in every consklerable town in G reatAiritain. and lreland, in Boxes of only 25. 9d. maim, Sealed" up with full ai.J plain directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure .them selvei with ease and secrecy,. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is _sealed up n with a .Stamp,• o' which, by f avour of the Commis sioners,. is printed,. at the Starnp-Office---4 , 'l'. Taylor, No 6, New Bridge-street;” to intilate`Whieh is leicifty , and all otmers are counterfeit. BAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 5, 146. 1-1 f; COURT 'of , D IR E 7' oftS • pf the UNITED 'COMPANY: of 4VIERCIIANTS of EN. LAND trading to the Eas,,lvdies do hereby give Notice, • That a General Co!trt f the :aid Compawill Le had at their !Luse, iv Leal/tuba!: cu H - ednesdir dleEtkcj'Apt:;l, t 607, r the Eietliott of Six Direasr.r . , of tie a aid apt;pivy j ar 'Four Year:. WILLI4M R 4 ?UAW Y, Sec: I No, 40, cHARING.CROSS, pear the A 0,11 IRALT Y, LONDON. WAIIEI-10US F. for th2T t) IV I) E RS; &c. to PR F. V F.N'T and CUR 1 2 . tne.Y 1i LLO L E IZ,. and other MA Li G. 1 - NANT PEsTI LEN TIAt DISEASES: Instituted tinder the Sanction pfskilful Physici;ns: ••• r l -1 1 - 4,1S Remedy has been proved to be so etlica -1. cions in subduing; and destro itig I tifedicins FeVcrs, 1. that the.Public.only reed beioformed they may be supplied with it genuine :it the above Warehouse, and at the Ploprie.." tar's, Warehouses in Liverpool, :Bristol, and Glasgow, which have been established solely for the Sale of " The Price r o E f ea - c E h i' llb ( x ) F O r •i ' l V e C E ; l t t i t ‘ ir viti p ct Y t contthj a. S.tifficient quantity tbr ttie use of one Person .for tivelve. months, arid ample Diredions for i ts Use and Application, as Advice how to insure'l-fa a l t h i n the West Indies., I Americi, &c, Scc.'by an-enii nent Ph ys i c i an ' . N.B. The most satislaCtory*Proofs ma y b e seen at each of the Watelibuses , ; this Reniedy has saved the Lives of Thou ! 'sands. • ,That moet • . .-THE 'CORDIAL' BALM OF GILEAD,• ,sunive i -sally resorted to for its extraordinary sit periority in all Complaint; of the Stomach, Relaxati,,ns .1 .01 the Solids,- Nervous Weaknesses, the deleterious etch of I• Hot. C limates, 'nod particularly the, kb! consequences- or In temperance. - In short, iii all cases whele the conAitution has been reduced by disease..or irregularity, „the effeets of the Bal m Of : l.:dead are unequalled. Also, .The A N - 1;1- I Al P G INES, or .SQI,OM•ON , S • DROPS, the most powerful alterative, ptir;tl2r and sweet. ener of the blood evcr.discovered, asid may be confidentlY re. !lied on as the most sate and certain remedy for theSeurvy,' Scrofula; Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and :other disorders arising from an impure or7impahed state of the blood and lymph. • Ladies. and Gentlemen may-have theirorders completed •for the Half Guinea, or Family Bottles,. whicn co:nain ;our, for I ' 335 -- .. - on which gs. is s•ives ' scarce a persom.who purchases one bo T tt r i a e o g , f c e. , i t t i h ie e d r f o . f s r o ltae . .1 1‘' L eti n i ' c s i G ne u s i ' d O e r tc r ) ea H d e s a l l ' ll," 11 1 ' ) t t e a re l s ta ti : i r g ! oa 3 l s o n to found : its praise.. 1)r. Solomon, when consulted, expeasniS usual Fee of ••Half-a-Guinea. Such letter shoisld, for sate?,, be fhtl47 near Liv directed,erpo " Money letter. Dr. Solomon',, Gilead H ouses 01-. • Observe.—Each Bottle of Dr. Solomon's Medicine has, a • .Governirient - Stamp, with the name 'uf the. ProlNietor, " Saml Solomon, Liverpool,", engraved thereon, - to imitate, which is felou3f- N.. d. The Postage or all Letters to the Doaor must ,be • paid; and to.s.. &L. as a fee enclosed for advice. Sold by • Mrs. • Mathews,. No. rB, Strand, .Londen Mr. - Smith, Perfumer, _No. 38; 'and Mr. Ra e b urn, N orth iiridge; • ' Mr. Ilaxter and Mr. Scott, South- - Bridge ; Mr. Davidson 41 ,t Husband ? Elder and Co.. Edinburgh; Mr. 44xter, Glasgow.; in ‘V: Caelon, Green:K:l(i G. Browning, P a i s l ey ; H. Craw. :ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvi ne; A..For s y t i i, and •P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Craw turd, Gir v an ; I . Carson New. 'Douglas ;- T. M‘Mill.Zn, Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kirk. aldy Myth, Leven; Dempster, Cupar ; A tlati, I .dee; P.. Craigie, Montrose; I. Mitchell,,. and I..Anlerson Ahcrriecn ; Dr.' White, 13aulf; M'lntoslf, Inverness ; .'h.- M`Kciale. Stornoway; P: Taylor, Striinro.l;• yolAtison and Bisset, Perth; W: Anderson, Sterling ; Cuge and Real, Lerth'; Ditufermiine ;,. Wilson, ..I.)unbar ; .Vinner, A r. hi oath ; Dickson, Inglis,Dumfries; Pliorson, Berwick; Weddel, Aluwick ; Poter.son, Arbutianut, and Jamieson; Pe terhead; A , M'OOtalil,,,Tron l mte,• G lasg,W ; • arid .by most Booksellers and Venders Of .Latent Medicines in the tirpte4 Kinicicirn.. • -