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NUMBER 43-111 PROVIDENT INSTITUTION-for LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITIES. P resident,, The Most Noble the Alatjuis of Buckingham,' K. G. &c. V ‘.7e-Presidents, The Most Noble th- M/rquis or salisbury, K. C . The Right Hon. V A scount Bulkcl , y, &c. • The Right Hon. Viscount Chetw)tid, &c. • The Right Hon. Viscountl)uncannon, &c. • The Rigat Hon. Lord Braybrooke, &c. The Right Hon. Lord tensington, &c. . Trustees. , ‘, The nist Noble the Marquis of Buckingham. The Right,Hon. Lord Braybrooke. , l' tact', Esq. M. P. THE Objea of this Institution' js to reduce the taud:iote design of Lileinsuratice, and Provision tor Old Age, tb principles of the utmost possible advantage for the Publ ic. -The Insured and Annuitants are therefore rein_ dered Proprietors awl Sharers of profits, whereby it is proved that they will h ,ve the sinus insured . to them frequently doubled, and sometimes even"tr,bled. Whatever excellence a system may. possess, htivkvver,r, without a due regard to economy, its advantages must he counteratied ; it is, indeed, notorious, that where extravagant eStaolishments exist, the representation of pro fi ts is ever found to be a deception upon those who are taught to expect them; but in this Install ton the arrangements are peculiarly economical, and the Pre. sitients, Directors, .and Trustees, aft gratuitously. _ . . Tire Plan of the Provident Institution corn - prises every unxle of aisuratiee upon- Lives, air; in a particular manner it allbrds a p , avision against the infirmities ofold'age, which prc,IIIIJES inca)culable advantages • to the industrious- classes; and the'coinmunity at large. I will be seen, on art inspec tion.of the Tables, that by single payment of 22l is. er by• annual payments, amounting to :little more : than it• penny 'per day, commerLing in the early part 'of a man's life, he may. be:secured troM want, when past his.days'of labour. • insur ing to the proticnt these essential benefits, an ~increase of present i - nditsti y, ofittoralify and sobriety. may be justly an ticipattd ;..the revenue al tht t.,,rontrjr• will be consequently improved, the poor rite x .i . dimini - :,iied, and the aged, the widow and the, luthetless, provided with a ec , mfortable support, through this salutary:application or their own resources. Attendance is given daily at thy Office. in SotithAMptori street, Str4od, Irons Teo till Four. By. Order of . N. D. ST. CROIX, Sec. • - • • , August ;, HAMPSHIRE WOOL SHOW,:'. MAGDALEN FAI it. near W.l C H ESTER. TN consequence of the Resolutions enterectinto• at TN Stockbridge Fair, several Samples 01 Wool were shewn. Alter- being minutely examined .1)) the Wool Staplers,' the , Growers anti Dealers retired to Dinner iI, a input' on the Hill. Aftei , Dinner, Mr. et.)wLE•rr POWLETT being called to the Chair, he stated to the Company the Information that be had received from Lewes awl other parts of the Coutitry, and recommended that the COnirnittce sitbulci - Witlidr:iw to consider what Price should be deinamied for the ddierent sorts of Wool. It appeared tint the Prices last Year were • 2s. 261. l'or some prime Samples 2s. 7d. It was agreed that 2s. 4d. should be asked toriiie prime Wool, as. Id. and 2s. fur others, although higher crices tiLin'ar I.eWt•s ; the ' prosped of Peace ..encaurageu tii-• hopes that. Wool would advance. The Wool Staplers, who con s isted at, all the re spectahle Deaters,in Hampshire, could nut be induced to otter any price, except that of 1804, which was is. Sd. to is. tad. to as. td ,Which last price Mr. Powlett sold for. Little or no Wool was bought ; some, Halt-tired sold for. Is. 6d. one cross from the Ffutned Wilts The following •Resolutiwits were entered into after the ac customed ' - fiianies to the Chair: • . , That it is particularly reConialended to the Wool Growers in Hampshire to attend to the Washing of their Wool, as from the closeness of the Texture of the South Down Wool, - the ignorance of the Sheep Warshcrs, and the not Shearing the Wool in proper time after W..iiptrig c inuch injury both to the Grower and Wool Stapler. -._ • That we, the Undersigned, with the full" approbation . of • the Wool Staplers, do engkx to bring a Sample 4 . ,t Wool, 'not Jess than B ice 'l 7 oil, to Magdalen Hill Fair, in :807 ;. and th a t we will r,t biter our Wdol .for sale froin the time of Shearing until that day. • WILLIAM YOWL ETT P 0 WLE TT in the Chair. Da'vid CuitnynOarri ' jai;ies-Edwards • james Blunt . • Hintmalailey ' L, 4enionger . William i r teact r • - lames iVickharri - ' Thoirials'GodWin - Witham fern • • i - Williarn SMith - john Hicks . f !Barnes , Waight •.• }lenry Tredgold Richard Bailey • Thomas Venlig Richard Evles 'Charles Bailey Edwrarit•itangers . • - Richard Goldfinch . Thomas - Kilig'acote. j. Wilkins , . ..Robert Knight .t i ciffe'e• • " ThOfnaS - Pern •.- • -lhoinets Edwards 'Thomas Garber. ' • . George. Wilkins • . • MORE CAPITAL .rgizEs, And Five'Ths,uand less Tickets than last State Lottery, • Th.: r irsr-drawn Ticket entitled to '• ••• • T 'V II 0 U .p U,N •• All ist her Capital Prizes are afloat. PURCHASERS of TiCKETS and •all-TARES will have the 01.;),1 tuoity of obialiiing all•the Capital Prizes, provided 1 . ..1y purchase 'before the Wawihg commences, which will•be on the nth of 0616ber .fieNt..- The. Scheme . contains equal Advantage's of • TWENTY THOWSAND POUND 14R1ZES;;:... .TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, - - FIVE THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES tth. e.:6; To further.: Lotieries - or double the Number of Tickets. - • - Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other: State . .4onery. to.be drawn'this Year. . SCHEME.. - No. of Prizes. Value of each. - • Total' Val ue 3 _ - ‘60,01n 3 - - 30,000 . 3 s,Ctio - 15,000 1,000 - - - - • 5,000 - . sect •-•- - - - 46ceo 20 ;COO 4,z00 20 2o,e;o 0 Tickets Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office. Ticket - , Fall - to o 1- . z Quar.r,: - - s 2 o I SlXteeflth - • - 6 o THE WAREHOUSE for the YELLOW FEVER - REMEDY, at Charing-Cross, •was - illuminated last Night in the same superb style of. splendour, in honour of the Birth:Day of His Roval Highness the PRINCE of WALES, as or. the King's Birth-Day. lilt was necessary to give ,idditional publicity to this valuable Institution, which has been the means of saving ,the Lives of thousands, the brilliant and apprcipriate - Take and Elegance - displayed last night was sufficient to answer that purpose. • INSTANT MONEY LOANS. - - - - OIIR Gentlemen. of the RespeEtability and &LI Independent Fru tunes fueling formed a Private ESta blishnient of -National AdVantagei the Nobility; Clergy, Ladies -of Pistlndion, :aid other. Persons possessed of In comes for Life, or otherwise, arising from Land, Dividends of Stocks, Marrizige Settlement's, Church Prefer silents, or other efficient Propeity,- may how, ‘vithout • being , at] • jeel,, as in the ordinary cases, .to expture and delay, be accommodated with 41o:ivy to any amount, on 'Terms nearly . squat to Nlortgai;e, . . Letters, pest paid,' ad:lressed to MesSrs. Cox and Co. Army 4euts, 8, %Vara - la-street, Ctiaring.eross,• or - personal app otu Twelve till Two o'C lock, Will .be attended to,--gctinn4iions in - the Atirii . b.;u6ht and sold.; THIRD 'EDITIONI This Day was published, IR Foolscap Svo. embellished with an Engravitig, by Pyne, Price Eight Shillings extra boards, MHE MISERIES of HUMAN" LIFE ; or, The Groans or Timotr.‘"7 Test, a few Supplementary Si . z os tii - iat Mrs. 'Testy; in Twelve Dialogues, Het mihi'! - Virg. lEn.--11. 2 7-1. Heu, Heu ! Catul., Poem, - . , .111 e inisera-.le ! Milt. Par Lost, 13.1 V. 73. Oh! oh! ~,t! Shah. icbeth, A - :V O. I •0 I. 0 Ditto, Oi ACX V. Sc. I.' Printed for William Albemarle-street. , • Also Lately pubLlied, primed:lir folmly with the above, the 3d Edition, price 65.. An +if the Art or Ingeniously Tormenting; with pioder ILle* tor the exercise of that itu-:y. This Edition is em wiz iin Ea. graving try Gilfray, representing a Cat tormenting a .1 .Ite. VALUAIILE SCHOOL BOOK This Pay wao.publishe In Three Volurnesl)uodeCimo, ifs. bound, T • • • HE HISTORY of ENGLAND', from the Earliest Records to us Amiens is taut, in a Series of Letters to a Young ! ady at School. . • .• By cumg-LAYTI E SMITH. Printed for it. Phillips, 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars ; and to be had of Wilson and Spence, York ;. !Maley, Gainsbo rough t. Keene, Dublin - and of all other Bookselleri with the full Allowance to Schools, Of whom may also, be had, New and In - sprayed Editions of, the 'following Al , rdetn and Valuable School" Books, the Copy-tight of Air. Phillips•: t. Mayor'.: British Nepos. ss. z. Mayor's Natural History, 6s: 3. Mayor's PlAarch's LiVes, ss.' 4. Blases ClasS Book, or 36s Lessons, Ss. 5. Blair's Reading Exercises,. as 6A. 6. Pelham's Lond..n P. ina..-r,•6d. 7. Cregory's'Polite Education ss. , S. Irving on. English ConsPtisituSn, 4s• 6d. 9. Pratt and Alavorls Classica) Poetry, ss. to. Burney 'a British, Neptune, 6s. • Burney's - Naval Plutarch, tz Waikins's Scripture Biography, ss. 13. Watkins's Biographical. Dictionary, 15s. • • 14. Goldsmith's Popular Geography, 12.5. 5. Goldsmith's C rainniar at' Geography, as. 6d. 16. 'Robinson's Grammar of History,3s.' • 17. Mayor's Universal History,•as vois. 51. • Mayor's Father's (tits to his Children, 9s. 19: Wonders of the Microscope, 3s. 6,1: 20. Wonders of - the T'elesco'pe, 4s. 6d.- as: Book of Trades, three Parts, at.3s. each. 22. Scripture Histories; or Bible Stories, 4s. • 23. Alavor'S Spelling Book, 351 ft Edition, is, 6d. '• 24, Cr,clter's Land• Surveying, 7s. • 2s. Busby's Musical Dictionary, new Edition, 6s. 20. Wstory of Modern Europe, 5 va15..455.. 27. Croxall's ESop: 35. 6d. 28: Dadsley's Esop,•3s.., • - • . . 2 9 . Mavoi's History of England, 26 plates, sos. • - , 3c. Mayor's Roman History, 3 vols. us. 31. .Mayar's Grecian Histary, 2 valS. Ss. 32. Goldsmith's Ilistory.,ol England; 3s. 6d. . • 33. History.of England, in Letters, Ss. • • • • 34. Guilirie's Geography, 15s. ' 35. Broukes's Gazetteer, sos. 6d. 36, Ash's English Grainbitir, Is. • • • • • 37, ,Entick.'s English.Didionary, as. 6d. . 38. Moore's Navigation, new Edition, los. 6d. • 39'; . Johnson's Didionary,'4•,viols: 635. and . sos. 40, Ditto, abridged, sos,, 6d.'.and 35. . - 41. Boad's - SPelling.liorik, - is. 3d. . . 42. Simpson's Euclid, Bs. ' 43... The Military Mentor, z vols. tos. 6d. 44. ,Yensale Biography, 6 vols. 3.15. 6d. • 4;. Elegant Extrads, Verse, sBs. 46.•;.i.)5t to, P-rose,. 18s.- • 47. Ditto, Epistles, rss. 4S.. l l3ingley's'Aniaral Biogaphy, 3•vols, 3os. 49. , Mar.kll,,rn's Spelling Book,. rs-3d. 5 - .)..\•Ntiatns's Roman rt'lltiquilWs, Bvo. 10-S. 6d.-- • sr, Rubinson's Grecian.Asniquities, Bvo. itis. 6d. 52. be:•quiii's Pieces ChoiSies, izrno. 45. 53-Cliainhaud's Grammar t svo. 55.; . • 54. Chambaud's Exercises, 3s. Eton- Latin' Grammar, improved, as. 6d. • 7 50. Porney's GI -41111113 r, 35. 57. Porney's Spelling, is. •6d: .58., Svlce.tx a bete.i, 2s. . • 59;'Seledlas 'Profanis, 3s. 6d. •. 6.5. NtAgent"-s; wrench DriCtionary, 7s. ant! 6s. • • • 6 t. Aitlsvvolth's Diaionary, 15s. N. 8.. The-Orders of Country Booksellers for the a*Jove named Vi v irks are•cxecutd on advantageous terms. • NORTH CRAY PLACE, PARK and MANORS of NORTH; CRAY, and RUXLEY, KENT, extending over several thousand Acres of Land. IN conseritence of the preknt Occupier .goinc , abroad, the LEAS E.( s years unexpired) of this Elysian Spot will be SOLD by AUCTION, by , Messrs. HOG- G ART and PHI 1.1.4 e (Siaccessors.tu Met. Smith); at Gar raway's, on Wednesday, August 70,. at Twelve o'Clock, olderintg to a N,ind-it - an or Gentleman a rare opportunity- of becoming possessed of a place, on a 111 . °th:rate - scale, scarcely to be equalled in the,kingdatn, and certainly .unrivsiled near the Metropolis. It is situate "about. 13 miles from London, 3 . from Darttord, and 3 tram Chislehurst, in aqrioSt healthy. andlaeautiful part_ of the County of Kent, abounding with an infinite variety olinrat and piedutesque walks and rides. ,The DoinaineMbracs a well-built Mansion,-with Colonade, spacious Hall; in whichis a capital Bilhard-table; Outing !room, DraWinz.roont, opening through an.-Ariti-room e irito the .Green-house; 'Steward's-room, Butler's-pantry, Ser. Pants'- hall; detached Kitchen, and numerous Offices, on the Graund Flour; Breakfast-room, Library, Anti-room, six Bed-rooMs, Dressing rooms, patent •Water-closet, kc. on the First Floor ; and numerous Chambers and . - ,ervants'. rooms on the Upper Story, all lately pun in complete repair. painted, papered, &c. ; .Stabling tor twelve horses, supplied with Water, at an agreeable distance irony the house, doable Coach-hou,:e,- Harness.toorn, detached Granary, - Pigeon house, Dog-kennel and Farm-yard.; Gardens,' distinguished. tor abundance 'of 'e , :cell'ent Fruit, containing trom five to six Acres, including Pleasure-grounds, with capital Hothouse and. S4ccesiou=liouse, Ice-house, Bowling-green, elevated Lawn, forming a Target-groUnd; and spacious Gravel-walks; attbrdntg most delightful PromenadeS at all . seasons, added• to which •is an enchanting Shrubbery-walk, encircling part Of the Grounds, the .typroach thereto by Bridges (adjoining Cascades) over the river. The Land; . 93 more or less, is erltirelyPasture,,elegantly Timbered, surrOwdlaig the .house with sunk Fences,'resembling a Park, and the scenery highly beautiful, throtigh which winds the River Cray, amply stored-with the finest TrOut and Eels;• the ,Manors are very extensive, and abundantly stocked .with - Pheasants, anti all sorts of Caine. Tbe House is immediately fii for the reeep tiun of a genteel FaMily, and may, with - the Manots,. be en tered _Upon iminediately.. The Furniture, in part, and the Books belong to, the House; and the rest, , which' is elegant and substantially useful, may be had by agreernerit, or at a . fair valuation. - The Lack;-tax is redeetned,' . ink'd the Rent and faxes low. • Tickets fdr viewing the Premises may ballad by applying to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-Street, Rnyal . • Excharige. . . PRICh SIXPENCE„ EAST INDIA HOUSE. . _ 7 , 43 „ 0336. THE COll4lllll TEE of SHIPPING of UNITED COMP _4 NY of AIERCII,4 LNG'- L ND, ,trading to the •East Ind/es t he:re4 , .' give N,/t That the ammitiee be'read'y to recek , e . Proposals in v•rit ing, sealed up, on or Gefire Wednesday, the loth of August Ne rt, from such Perssnt who m.. 9, be. 7.l , illiag to ,sUppfy _. „~ i 1 ~,...,,,,, T ii... A . v I. -E-1 ,1. - '1 A ii .t ___A ; ..i..-- S IVEDNESDA I, AUGUST 13, 1806. This Day was published, A LETTER addressed to Mrs: FITZ HERBERT, TX in answer to a Complaint that her Feelings have been hurt by the mention of her Name in the.Review,of the Con dud of the PRINCE olyv'ALES , ;' - with Observations on the influence of Example, &c. &c. By NATHANIEL JEFFERYS, late M. P. for the City of Coventry. To be had at No. zo,. Pall-Mall, price as. SALES OF ESTATES. OFFICE for the SALE of ESTATES, tIOUSPS, and 'PROPERTY in General, .ar No. 44, Pall-M.lll. By. MrJEFFERYS. T ti t w above OFFICE every isVe attention puss; ' pile given by , Mr. letrerys to proindte the Interest of his Employers, and upon a moderate Charge for Commission. (EWE LS and PLATE immediately disposeki.oftu the best advantage to any . . amount, in conseqttence of the frequent Commissions given to Mr..jetferys to make such PurcnaseS. NORTH-SIDE OF PALI...MALL. By Mr. JEFFE!YS, At his Office, No. 44, Pall-Mall. ' MO BE SOLD, the LEASE of a,very desirable HOUSE fora -yingle Man of fashion, or'a small Fa mily, situate No. 2,, m Pall-Mall, opposite to - Carleton- House. ' Particulars may be had at No. 41, DediCated to the Earl of Mo tt . This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Crown. OCtolo, price z6s. boards, cm . bellished with a Portrait etched by Fittler, from a Paint. ing by Allingham,- • , „ HE LIFE of THOMAS DERAIODY ; inter spersed With many Pieces of •Original Poetry, some exhibiting unexau:pled Prematurity of genuine poetical:Ta lent. Ni sit priidentia.'• By TAMES GRANT RAYMOND. printed, for William Miller, Albemarle-street; and J. Archer and M. Mahon, Dublin. GEORGE'S COFFEE-HOUSE, IN COVIINTRY t S I , By Mr. JEFPERYS, At !,,, 0 ;.0, 4f,. 'TO BE LL' 11` on LEASE, ,or the LEASE Sold, • or the I'renii,s ions known As a CO E— HOUSE, and est,,nhs.ied Business, and which are adapted to the Use of ..;iy Businef:s requiring Shew, and I;le'advan tage of agieat th,r ughfare. Particulars may be had t No. 44, Pall-Mall. ALBEMARLE-sTlt • - • 'By Mr. JEFFERYS; t J At his No. MO . 13k SOO,' the LEASE of a very capital HOLISE of three sp. us Rooms on a Floor. The 'Premise:, have just beet put Imo Loinir;te repa.r, and imme ,diate.possess.oh ;lay - b. had. may be had at No. 4.1, Pail- Mall. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. lESSIIS. CURIII4 and Co. Surgeons; having iv-IL. for a long . series of years made the VE NE REAL DISEASE the particular object of their investigation, are now enabled.to announce thediscovery of a Medicine superior to Mercury in the cure of that disease. .It is at present suf ticient for tkein to observe, that its effects are diametrically oppositeto those of Mercury, for though it completely era-.' dicates every vestige ofthe virusin its Most confirmed stages,. yet it does not in the least injure, the. Constitution, or alter: the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in, all its. natural functions, promotes Appetite, and facilitates digestion. Numberless instances are on recent record of the. superior efficacy of this • Medicine, its inherent and-specific virtues acing as a perpetual correaive to bodily debility,„ whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious though not less destruc- nye indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety at disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are stone more affiiaing than those deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri monial state. The wretched sufferer broods over his misfor- tunes, ashamed to seek relief tilt it has brought him to such a state-of misery as to render life oppressive. To those un: happy persons it will be a consoling reflation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly; and . vigormis COnstitution. Messrs. Currie and Co: may be ,consulted, by patients of either sex, at their House, No. 107, Hatton (;ardett, Person ally, or by Letter (post-paid) inclosing a Bank Note, ;V11(21 the necessary Advice and 'Medicines will ,be given or sent b any part of the Kingdom. Patiecs in the Country are rt. quested to state their age and general mode of living. No. Lob HattimGarden• AMES, DAWSON, aged 24. • At the age of . - eighteen he was admitted a Patient at. the Dispensary, j No.. 15, Soho-square, after being discharged from St. Bar tholomew's and St. 'i'honiis's Hospitals. He had tWo,Ab seesses, one in 'the gland near the pit of his neck, and another in the gland under his arm,' which together bowed his head on his breast in walking. ,Theoe were thought would prove fatal to him, and yet all the other glanis M. the .neck were diseased. • Two years of seven (his apprenticeship) he waS . unable to fellow. his employment. Ott fir4t taking .SPI,LS, BURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIc DRQI'S he mended, and in four years he became well and though since exposed to cold and wet on Volunteer Duty, he has escaped a return of his Disease. ~ Be careful in purchasing this MediCine, that the words " By the King's Patent" are expressed at length oh the hot;. of Direlions, and 'outside Wrapper,.and that. the Stamp (the King's duty) is printed in black instead ot -fed ink. , - This Medicine is sold in bottles-of ss: 6d. to 3-. -and IL 25. duty included; at the .)ispens - ary, No. t 5, Soho-square, and by Win. Tyson, ►a;, fooley.street, I.c.indon and 15y tact eipedable Agent:, in To vp and - Country. • - HF, 11cv.. Dr. 11:‘.11CLAY has been favon. - -zi I a great variety of testimonies, ackn.r.viedking the effieacy his !IA CL AV's ANil _BILIOUS LLS ; lie begs leave to suhiiiit the folioivi Ac.iressed to i)r. Barclay's W.holesalb Agent, by the Hon. Archdeacon CanltioH. : " Sir, • • _ " ' G „y ; 10.7 " I have received your fresh supply in tWo " of this most - eXcellent - l\ledicinc, di.tninitin;qed " Pills, f.)r . whic'n the Rev, " has a l'Atent. - I informed Nou I h <<i found incur ver: " cacious, and. you requested por;u:ssiou to and mytiy " the most respectable 6ignatureb in its favOur. f sh,tild " imagme the Arehbishiv of Canter-,ur.y's cat " sufficient, .and acknoWiechte I tried the l'il;s r,.y firm helief that. it was io it;ett an host. Iris net sible so dii7tiititi a personage. hig to be " made use of but for the good or the l'uNic, or tit it .1 " he annexed to any thing . hut Truth. I have " the sottnity,-ss of the round:Avon on which I ouilt, " was subjett to torme.nt.ng tivirtiencies.- proceeding ." bile, and.lyive to thank - ,''.lt.. Barclay for the cure. ". may, therefore,-make use of my name where and when you " please. " 1 am, Sir, your's, &c. " J: CAU L. F 1 E CD, eii,qldCon of Kilmorc." Sold wholesale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at M. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsule. corner of -Paternoster row ; and retail by Bull and Callv4ell, Dublin ; Scott, Smith . , and Baxter, Edinb!lrgh ; Macdonald, G Lsgow ; Stains, Mum chester ; Gre.:sons; . Liverpool; and by must Country Alcdi eine Venders in eiery Town. 'A Caution.—Obse.rve the nalne of William Barclay is 'en graved on the Stamp, vvlni h is affixed on theout-side wrap per of each box; all not so stiroped are a (langgrons tion.Price 55.6 d. and % los. per box, %.vit:o direaions. For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP-M).:VS, SCROPIIULA, CANCEaS, and other UHROl,:ie.ll. DISORDERS. The Rev. W. WILSON's A NTIA C ; or, AL TFRATIVE POWDER. rrilE Inventor, of this Medicine, formerly Stil ,. l • dent in Physic - at Glasgow, is induced to ofrer to Hie • Public an efficacious Iteini4 tOr the above,. as well as for . many Diseases deemed incurable. It has been' 'extensive; used in Ireland for several years, and its salutary Ellet.'ts are, produced in a safe and easy manner, with very little SeAsihhe operation.—By mixing with the BhOdanTfilices, it. ‘ap`ell4 itself to the Seat of the Disorder, which it will • remove by slow Degrees, from its alterative end, healing Qualities . - In Consumptions' it will generatiy succeed in the two first Stage, and often even in the last. In the Scrophula, or E wit, if used early, the Cure Will be, speedy, an theulcerated Glands - will heal ;'and it has been known to res%ue tient even after mortal Symptoms had -appeared.: sons afflicted with Gout; Itheum.atisnis, Lancers, .and with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would di, %‘ , ll p eruse'T he Philosophy of Physic,: written by the I 1,v , ..nt0r (to be had - of the Yen , lerS of this Medicine), in which its e•ttraordinary Efficacy \yin. be shewn in various instances, - This ' Powder does not contain any . ingrectich: uufriendly to the nutnan Con stitution.; and,•instead.of weakening, its tendency is to invi gorate, and to improve the general Health. le occasions no danger from cold, and requires neither Confinemci: nor change of Diet. • Sold by F. Newbery a.nd Sons, at the only Warehou , i- tat Dr. James's Powder, NO. - 45; ni St. Paul's Chur..'r_v er d, London; in Packets, price 4s. tid. - each, containing:, rim. Papers of Eight Doses , __ in all Thirty-two Doses. Observe that the Words, 4 : ‘ F..Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are en graved in the Stamp S.- CillikTSLY, NEAR Sl'. ANNE's HILL. By Mr. JEFFERYS, . At his ciWce, No, 4_6' I- Mall. - TO BE LETT . , Or the' LE:ISE" to be Sold, of a ..a,•iral . .IANSION, adapted to the Residence ola large Family -; Garden, Meadow, and Arabic land ; in the wnole scout fifty ,Acres. Stattring for twelve i - lures,- and Offices or every description.- • - Particulars way be . had at No. 44, Pall-Mall. , WES lON REEV, bct—r.en K 1 N rSI ON and 'ESFIER, Q 1314 LEFT UN a very - coti- I/OUSE and OFFICES, with wall d G a 'Meadow. ParttLui .rs may b: had of Mr. leff.trys, No. 44, Pall-Mall. CURZoN.STRF.ET, 'MAY FAIR. By Mr. JEFFERY'S, At his Otti..:e, Ni). 44, Vall-Malk P TO BE SOLD, the LEASE of a' roomy and ciaiivenient HOUSE, the late Residence of his Excel leney the Swedish Ambassador. Particulars may be bad of Mr. jefrerys, No. 44, Pall-Mall. TO BE SOLI),BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - - . AN Elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE, in the Vicinity of Bury St. Edmund's, hi Suffolk;' •C'ortsist ingot a Mansion newly built, the Rooms few, but of ample dimensions, fashionably and handsomely fined up, with pro per 0 tli,.es, double. Coach- house," Stabl Cove-cote,' gciot walled Garden well planted, Pleasure grounds, Fish-ponds, - Sze. with any quantity of most excellent Pabrure not exceed-. ing One Hundred. Acres. House is on a Lawn, fronts the South, commands very rich.anct beautitut Prospects, si tUa tett by the side of the pleasant - G reel) of forringer,. about two Miles from Bury, celebrated for the gentility its Inha bitant... and N,eighbourbdod, and dist:int from London : a very easy day's j ,- utroe.y, sixty-eight miles of good Road. - • For. lurther particulars. apply to, Messrs. Windus, Son, and Holloway, Southampton-buildings, London; or to George Brown, Esq. Bury St. Edmund's. ..,,,..,:,,.. faiir l p,, It'i,:;:e..7 v,- , fa'y witb Anchor's and • Grapnals. Canvas., Copper. - • Pitch and Tar.. Shot and Shells. Swedish Iron. And at the of the Contragslnlye seen upon 'W.' , cation to Mr. ;fames Ccgvn,,Clerk to the :ahl Cor”nit:eei Ivith whom the Proiosals must be left - beforenzthvo'Clock at Noon, on the saki2oth of ilzrpst, beyond which bur the Committe4 not receive any Tend: r. • THE CORDIAL BALM OF:6I.LEAD . . . A FFoRDS .the most petmaneht.lielief . ,:incr is happily caltulatcd for the IVeak, ttie sickly, Act In firm. .1 ) -4:sons of either Sex who from (piths of indulgence, late sitting up, sedentary-employment, anxiety of inind; fro': quent intoxittion, sw - blen fright, over.ex,-rrion, weakly constitution, the bile, or other causes, arc' subject to various and distressing nervous affections, including •sick heap _ ; ctie, hysterical , and consumptive complaints, distelish fo, society or business, tremor.and general emotion on the most tr ifli n g . occasions, loss of appetite, indigestioo,,&c. will find imme diate ieliertrom the use of this. Medicine. In debility, seminal weaknesses, bilious and irritable habits. talks dorsal is,'Or nervous consumptions, its merit s t an d s rivalled. It enters into and mixes with the most subtle of the animal. fluids, assists, invi4orates The dccayeti juices, and throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. -Persons entering upon the holy state of matrimony should consider, that " where the fountain is ppfluted, the streams thatflow from it camfot be pure." - • ' In the most excruciating pains of the stomach rind visteri,--; or windiness, it gives,instant.relief;'and where the vital , ciple haS•been impaired, and animal vig-,ur ex.hatisied, by toe' irregularities of youth; bring . on a prematuce old age, it will , be found an invaluable Remedy. In all-those diseases that have their rise from irregular live ing, or an enfeebled state• of the digestive powers, its •ellicacy is astonishing . i debility of speech, and all other 01~ mental and corporeal .powers that depend on the_tone of the tierv.ius system, have so frequehtly and suddenly yielded to its puwer 7 as to render unquestion , ,ble its.efticacy in those disor:Lo,:, • A Saving of Nine Shillings in I':Wo•t; o i n e as . . The l.c,r ii it Balm of .Gilead is sold M. bottles, price Halt-a-gttine a each ; there.are also family bottles, price 335. • , ;ontain.rh; four bottles atlos. 6d. by.which the patient saves okAticlud ing also' the duty ; the stamp of which bears the P ropooter's name'and address, "_Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," to ltnitater which is felony: • N.B. The-Postage of all Letters to the Dolor must be paid, and ios. 6d. as a tee'enclosed for advice. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. iB,. Strand, Lond on; M r. 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