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1, C v ga rn, ile • Ins ind red Ile, 3s. art. Jew ad— ,nn: nd ; (ey- , in y of :c of and the tdic • of . 1 'of ;htec :Sor rare_ and- wita ness, er vf from large sup icor- upon . 3aii\ ~\~? NUMBER 4355.] MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Fire Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-draws% Ticket entitled to TEN' T"HOUS AND POUNDS; Ali other Capital Prizes are afloat. • PURCHASERS of TICKETS • and , SHARES will have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capita,l_Prizes, provided . they purchase before the Drawing commences, .wliich will be on :the 13th . of Oaoller next. The Sithente contains, equal Adv.antages of ,TWENTY THousi,aNn POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES, TIVE THOUSAND POU.ND PRIZES, &e. &c. To fofmer Lotteries of double the Number of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and . no other State Lottery • 'to be drawn this Year:. ' SCHEME: - • - Total Value. Wo. of Prizes. Value - of each. . 3 _ _ - ,C2c,coo - 3 - 3 - - 15,0c0 4 - 5 , 0c0. - - - • .. 4, 'co 2,000 ,000 20 40 40 00 - - 82,000 .....o,eoo Tickets 200.000 Tickets ? Ind Shares are on Sale at every Lottery 011 ice. Ticket - £l 9 1 5 0 Half - - 10 z Eighth - - z i r 6 Quarter - z o Sixteenth - a 6 0 I.F.SS:TICKETS ANIS MORE PRIZES. 4, CORN :ILL, and I I cfIARING-CROSS, 1,02, 6 P0N, BISH respetatullyfacqUainta the Public, that • the present LOTTERY contains the fewest Tickets ever known in a Lotter! - , .aathe most Capital Prizes. - The last 30,0001.. Prize, 'the last 20,0001. Blank, and-the last to,cool. Prize, ever shared, were all' sold at the_ above 'Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in great variety, and -vhere all outstanding Prizes are paying in full; V4ithOut anv decluelion. persons•in the Coimtry may-ire supplied, by sending their Orders, Post or Carriage paid,' accompanied with 'good Bills; Bank' N ores, - Cash, Or Post-Office Orders. The Lottery begins the 13th of .),Elober next. BUCKS. • • FREEHOLD MANOR. ESTATE, • and VALUABLE • CHURCH PREFERMENT. . .• TO BE Solo' BY AUCTION.: By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and •SO N, • alt Garraw.ay's, on Tuesday, September 30, 18,•.,6, at Tsvelve . . o'Clock, Very and-'•lmprovdble FREEHOLD ESTATE ; consisting of the MAN R of HA R. D. NEAT) ; extending over the whole Parish, and four valuable. Dairy - Farms, with 'Fariti . ..Houses ' and suitable ti ings,containing together t ti9A. I k.3OP. principally Grazing Land, lying nearly' ivithin - .a 'Ring Fence, and comprising al stiost•the whole of thel'atish of 1-latilinead, except a small part, which is in the tiljoining, Parishes of,-North Crawley, Ctieheley, Embertoti, and Astwood, in 'the Cpt:nty of BuCks,"abotit six miles from Newport Pagnell,. three 'ffom' Cdirieyitvii.elVc from Northampton,' and fitry-six from ,Lon don, in the several Occupations of 'Nlessrs. Wm. and Thomas Eattatns, Wm. Clayton, F. B: Old, and T. Brookes, respect able Tenants, on Leases, which will expire at Lady-day ;text, at old rents, amounting to only 10141. per son. eapa rale of considerable in - iprovenient,. besides .SA: 3lt ..„371 1 . of Wo.o4l,and in hand. „Also the Peipetval AdvoWson and Ttexf Presentation to the ReetOry of Ilardinead, of about +lle' ;annual value of zeol. the; present Incurnbot 57. years of age. • Messrs. W. and. T. Baltams, the Tenants, will shew . the. 'Estate., - Printed Particulars may be had at the Swan, Newport Pak Dell ; .George,.. Northampton ; Cock, Stoney Stratford.; George; Woburn.; .Crawr, Dunstable; ,White Hart, Saint ; .- of Messrs. Woodcock anat. Baternan, Solicit Ors, .I.incoln's Inn New-square ; at. the Place of Sale ; and of .Messrs, Winstanley'and Son, Paternoster row, where a Plan .tray b'e • IS4ItI . NE VI,LLA,. with 133 Acres Copyhold, and 63 .Acres, . " Leikhold, - pwrtlTCYi FIELD, IL KN Ts. .• SoLDM? AUCTLOSt; V• `By _PETER CORE, At GarraWays, iM,Thursday,- scpt. 4,- at Twelvo'Clock, late. the Properly - of lames Mill, •Esq. deceased, THAT Elegant, Modetn, Well-constructed CO -11 HOLD VI LLA, known as CROFTON HOUSE, stiost delightfully situate 'oits an• Eminence, within one mile and a half of the Sea, one mile from Titchfield; nine of South amptoti, three of the-Market Town of Fare ham, and 76 riVes -from London, in a be - autitiil and much-admirediaart of he - I .Cntinty of Hants, commanding interesting Marine Views, • extending to the Isle bf Wight,. the Needles, 'etc. and (liver .sified Prospeas of the Tien surrounding Country, which' abounds with GaMe tke Roads good, and the Neighbour hood sele6l7and social ; with Pleasure,ground, embellished with full-gtaWn Fratest :frees, and Plantation.; ; Green house ; walled Garden, in , pqrfe4lion; Coach-houses,; Sta bling, and ill , suitable. Of•liets ; Farni-honse.at a. short dis tance, with capital Barns, • Stabling, Granary, arid Buildings, and' attached Past - lite and -Arable Land ;•rontAining, ij; the. .• whole, 233 Acres, 'With 13) 1 Acres' Leasehold, held till Mi • chaelmas, tBii, and 49 Acres till Michaelmas, t 807,. in ad dition. • 72 " The Villa prisents two handsome Elevations, and tontaips ' 2 16fty- chevtul Entrance-ball, with admirable Stair:Lase, excellent well-ffnished Diritn, mill Drawing Ro4o,'Cacti z 8 fleet by 2 0 - a .Break . fast-parlmity family Bed-chambers, Dressing and Powdering Itvoms, Wa • ter-closets, and Servaufs' V Apartments. The Domestic Of ce-‘a are of thehest description, with bond Cellaring; and the whole well supplied with Water. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the appropriate Furniture, Fainting Stack, Le, at a valuation: . • May be viewed at da; s preceding the Sale, .When:Particui. jars may be had at the Dolphins,. Southampton; Gebtke, ' Winchester; Crown, Lymington ; Crown, V Portsmouth; P'mgle, Newport, Isle of Wight ; at Lloyd's and Garraway's; pine}-of Mr. Peter Cuxe, 33, Thrugruorton-street, where a rlan of the Estate may he seen. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY: ESSRS. CUPLRIE, and .Co. Surgeons, having . for a long series of years made the VENER EA L DISEASE, the particular object of their intestigation, are xiow enabled .to announce the discovery.of a Medicine superior ;0 Mercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present suf ficient for them tonbserve,' that its elfcels are diametrically' opposite to those of Vertury, for.thougli it completely era dicates every vestige oftne virus in its 'twist - confirmed stages, yet it does not, in the least injure the Constitution, or alter • the cornplexionfmn the contrary, it, renovates the systeM in all its natural Junaions, - promotes Appetite, and facilitates digestion. Numberless instances •arcon recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine; its, inherent and specific virtues 4ting as a perpetual corrective, to, bodily debility, whether proceeding from - an -excess ot conjugal and illicit pleasure, or ftom the more insidious though not less destruc tive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this 'solitary vice, there are none more aftliaing than thoSe deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri monial state. The wretched sufferer brivis over his misfor tunes, ashamed to seek relieffill it . has brought him to such a state of misery as to render lifeoppressive. ."To those un. Ilappy, persons it will be a consoling.refiedion to know-that they may row, by anew and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatc.‘st of all human bles.sings, a strong, manly, and vigorous-Constitution. • MesSrs."Currie and Co. may be consulted. by patients ot oither sex, at their. House, No. 107, Hatton garden, person ally, or by Letter fpost-paid) inclosing a Bank: Note, when the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given or sent to any part of the KingdoM.' Patients in the• .Country are re, . A kteStCd to state their age and geueral mode-of -No. 107, Hatton Garden. - 11 ;i1 F R I .0 _4 4 . .i, ESSEX. MARSHBURY, near CIiF.LRISFORD and ONGAR. TO,EE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's ( - of:ce-hOuSe, Cornhill,' on. Thord,iv, Sept. .25., at "1 - veive o'Clock, A Valuabk! FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising -:1 7 1.. a good Farm. house, with Offices,. Earns, .Stables, and cot - wet - tient Out_huildiugs, Yard. Garden, &c.;and ti 4 Acres o Meadnw, - PaSture, and 'Arabic Land, situate .at Marsta'- bnry, Chickrtall, and p orld Easter, in the County of. 6 miles from Chelmsford and Ongar, 8 from Thnimow, all good Market Towns, in possession' of Mr. Edward Fuller, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next,' • , .May be viewed by app.iying to the Tenant ; where Parti culars be had the Black Boy,' Chelmsf6rd ; Red- Lion, Ongar ;• Green Man, Harlow.; Spread Eagle, Ingat stone ; :Saracen's Head, Diumidw ; 'Cock and Bell, RUM ford; at 'Messrs. Worthath and Stevenson's, Castle-street, Holbein ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins . , Warwick street, Golden-square,. where a Plan of the Estate may' be seen. FREEHOLD ESTATE. GREAT THURtoW, SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • _By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrpway's Cotfe:l-house, Cornhi!l, on Thursday, Sept. 25, xSO6,, at Twelve o'Clock, iu One Lot, . A .'Capital and Desirable 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 - 1. • comprising an excellent Farm House, .with Yard, Barns, Stables, Cart-lodges, and'various Out-.buildings ; 0:- chard and Garden, 'sundry Inclosures. of rich MeadoW aiid Arable Land, and Land in the open field; a productive and thriving Wood; stored with fine groWn Timber. The whole Estate containing .60 Acres, all lying nearly..compad, the principal part divided.by thriving Hedges; the Property of a Nobleman; situate at Great Thurlow,.irr tbe County of SW- - folk, in possessionof Mr. 'Jonathan Adams, whose Lease ex pires at MiChaelinas next. • • • This Estate forms a desirable Property, 4 miles from Ha verill, I from Clare, 9 front 'Linton, 54 from Saifion-Wal deo, .9. from Newmarket, andA from Bury - , May be 'viewed by applying to the fenant.—Partku- Jars 4t'the crown,.Great Thurlow ; the. Ram, .Natv.maiket. ; King's Arms, Bourne-Bridge4.Post-houses E Sallion- Walden, Linton, &c. ; ,Angel,, Bury ; of. Mr. Ir-touching, Wareham, NOrfolk ;.of Messts: Blake-and Wih rte, Essex-street, tralt:d ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, GOl 7 den-square; Londmi, 'where a Flan of the ESt:Ate m - ay be DESTRAI3LE IREEtiOLD ESTATES, At MARCH and t.:OVENY, CAMBRIDGESI - rW, • TO 'IIE i`1.1.) \UCTION, - • Bay, Mc. ROBINS, . . At Oarraway's 'Cottee. house, • , ,chatw-atiley, Tuesday, Oa. tit, at Twelvu o'clock, in your Lqrs,-, Lot 1 rlOMPrv i rSEg a Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE ( EAk LS FElsl),•containing upwards of 198 Acres of Meadow, Pasttrre, and Arable Land, all ly ing eompaCl., and divided in different Ihclosures, situate at March, in the eurish' of Doddir,Aton, and COunty of Carri bridge,- on lease to Mr. fohn t:.; ray, _which expires at ay, iBi i, at a low Rent. • Lot 11. A Freehold Estate (BIGGS I' EN), situate at Co wily, in the Countrof Cambridge, comprising upwards of 4 1 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, •and Arable Land, lying, to gether; aria in a good stag; of cultivation',. • • Lot•I 11. A reehord Estate, near Lot IL comprising up: -Wards of 26 Acres as before. _ • -- • .• • Lot .IV. A •Freeliold fistate, near LOt 111. containfrig.near is Acres, as before. L .• The lait three Lois are in possession of Mr. 1 . 9.11 n . l'enairt at Will. - - 1 • - The Estates may be viewed -by applying to Tenants, where Partitulars may be had ;. at the White Hart and'G March ;:the 'Rose:and CroWn,,,Wisnitch ; Sun . and 131i:A linll, Cambridge ; Fotnatrin, ; Mr. Thompson, Solicitor - ,-Starnford : ; i 1 1 ... I lOtiehing r Wete.- 'harn-Stoke,.Norlolk ; Crown., Schaal ; Newmarket .; 'King's A rins,Boirneßridgt `Crowir;Hockerliiil ; - .Saracen's Head, 'Ware; of Mess. Make and White, Solicitors, Essex street, Strand ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr Robins, War wick-street, Golden,squate, London, where Plans of the Estates May - be seen. • - • t'Gc\ " 1 ' !: :Z. • •Tti: 6,7 It ( 4) ;Ca s l. • CAPITAt . tRtEIJOLD ESTATES,, •..• MANOR, :FISHERY,‘ WATER-MILL ELIGIBLE • FIRMS, and LAND, CAAIBRI °CASH Ift E, On thc•Borders of Sirtiol-k•,• a short distance from Newmarket. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • •. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravvay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Crsrnhill, on - Tuesday 21St 0610ber, ISIS, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, THE Extensive - and•Cap4 - al FREEHOLD ES,- TATES, comprising near five . Thou:land Acres of:' ,111eadow, .Pasture ' and A.rable Land, all in high the principal-part , lying coinpaet, divided.ancLlettm eligible harms, with excellent Dwelling-houseS, Barns, Stabli!ls,•;.ind Out-buildings, situate at SOI-lASI and Ft.) It 15 liA SOI-lANI E'E•IE, part of the above I:state, contains wards of ,i3oo Acres, in a ring.fence, and Tythe tree. Also ..... The CROWN and . s'tinariyen'eniciirs iii Soham The-truly noble and ;valuable MAN O It, extending over near Fourteen Thousand ACres of Land, wittiA rbitlary Fines and Quit Rents.' The annual- value -,of the Estate upwards of Three Thousand Six Hundred Pounds, which in a few , years may , be considerably' increased ; the prOpert-y - Of a No. • • . TheSe very valuable Estates, the principal part 4ing corn. pad, are lett to,most tespedable Tauters, •part at. Will,•the remainder on Lease, short xerms of which are unexpired- The Estates are part bounded by the navigable Rivers the Ouse and Cam; winch, from their . snuatii)n,corrinmd a trade to the-principal ii,tr6• of the 'Kingdom -; are well worth the attention of L;entlemen or Trustees wishing to invest large sums ot .money in Land; they are .situate.,:six miles front Newmarket, 1.6 from Cambridge, iz from Bury, and 65 from. London. . „ . . - The Farms may be viewed by applying to Mr. john Slack, . Henry Farm, or rite Crown : I,nn t . where Particulars may be had ; at the Cock, Mildenhall ; Ansel, Bury ; Rant, Newmarket ; Lamb, Ely ; Rose. and Crown;'‘Visbeach ; Sun and 'Black Bull, Cambridge; Post-house, fakznham; Arms, tiournbridge•; Crown, Hockethill ; Green M;ni Harlow ; Fountain; Huntingdon ; Sara:en's Head, Ware-, Mr, Thompson, Solicitor, Stamford'; - Mr; Houching, Were ham-Stoke, Norfolk; Messrs. Blake and White, Solicitors, Etsex-street, 'Strand ; at Cafraway's, and of Mr. Robins, IVarwiek..street, golden-square, London, where a Plan 'of. I/le:Estate may be sec-n. , . MHE real JAPAN BLACKING, made. by DAY A and MARTIN. This . inValuable Com position,-. 'with • half the usual labour, produces the most brilliant jet Illack ever beheld, affords peculiar . . nourishihent to the. Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is perfeal, free from any un plOsant smell, and will retain its virtues in any.climate. Sold, wholesale, by Dayand'Martin, at the' Manufatiory, No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F.. Day, No. 7, Tavistock , street, Covent garden ; W. Day, No. 65, Swallow-street ; Aictell, No. t, finch-lane ; and by the principal- .Boot makers, Perfumers, and Oilmeo„in ~ t he Metropolis; and in every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stone BottleS, price is. 6d. each: ;01 DAV I F It Y. . , THOSE Ladies, whose Situation requires Tem porary ltetirch.ent during their Accouchemens, wild meet with a comfortable Accommotlation; with' the nio:zt tender Treatment, and the greatest secrecy - rnarbe depended on, by applying to Mrs. Smith, Iviidvife, Na. 1;1, ,Church, street, Illa;:krriats-triad, near the Bridge, on the most reason. able terms. MrS. Smith has a Gentleniiihwell established fur sortelearsas a Man-miawile,who attend, if required.. The Children also: will meet with every attention, it left to the care of Airs. SMith.. 1 " • The Hoitse is ',least:lloy situated, with a good Chrthit,at tached to it, free front S pccutots, wiaitlt 3eldout• 1/.WVL'os to the lot of other Uouk4.. , ITGITST 2g, 1806. i STJ:NfI MR. DUTEN's MEMOIRS This Day were published, elegantly printed in Five Vols. si n )tiavo, price 20 :in : n hoards, Emoi RS of a TRAVELLER now in Retire .-• 11164 t ritten by HI MSPLI '; and containing An.ectiores or piost of the Courts of • Europe and of Distin-• SrAes - in -Li and Public C'haraCters who have flourish ed during•the Ilalf Century. - • "%Noted tor, Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge street, Black friars; and to be had of all BOoksellers. Of wiiorn'inay also be had, just published, • I. 'Mr. Carr's'Stranger in -Ireland, .15s. - - z. •Miss avverison's•Wild Irish (Tl, 135. 6d. ; and 3. Mrs. Robinson's Poetical Works, 3os. IRELAND. ' . This Day was rinblishe(l,• 'ln Oni - tlegailt Toluene, Quarto, price Forty-five Shillings, 'in boa'rds, embellished with Sixteen beautiful Views, by Medlund ; and dedic - atett, by periikistiou, to ,the Earl of Moira; HME STRNNGER in 'IRELAND ; or, a Tout in the Southtzsit and, Western 'Parts of that Country durin'. the A.Atk;r:lri and Winter of the last Year, rBoc. liy !QUIN CARR,- Esq. Of So::iety of the Middle Temple ; Author of 'the _ Noitherri . Smnr-net, nr T re, veis the liaitic;• of the Stra!tyr,r in rr4tice, &C. &C. Printed for k!di,ard No. - 6, Bridge-street, Black .; arid :ti.p• beitrid +Of all Booksellers in C;reat Britain qad IrridEd. • _ _ _ . Of whom may also be had, ' .. . , . sir. Cam's Northern Summer; ' or„ Travels round the . lizi t ,7•; ' price : l',,v . a{.;iiirieas, in biarils. - And -' ' Ali ~:.; 0 werion's Wild Cul. A National Tale. In Three Vol, - . 135....6t1. boards. , . . • STATE OF THE NATION. SEVENTH EDITION. his Day wss published, price ss. The-Seventh Edition, with Additions, .of A INQUIRY. hito the . STATE of the NA m 1- : 1 . TION at the Commencement of . the present Adnii nistration.., " in hujusi - nocli re tantoque bello, rrtaxirriae curs est, ut gum copiis et opibus tenere vix:possumus, ea manstic totting et continentia nastra,• social - r m . fidelitatt tenea . mus."—CIc..EPIST. Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, Rem; and Orme . , Paterqos ter;row ; and Ridgeway, Piccadilly. ' This 'Day was publiihed, in One Volume, tztno. illustrated with Maps, price ss. in hoards, ~ jiN INTRODUCTION to thti GEOGRAPHY .of the NEW TESTAMENT; comprising a Sum mary, -Chronological, and Geographical View of the Events r::,:ord;:ct rospediug the Ministry ()four Saviour ; with Ques 'tions for Examination, and an accented - Index, principally desi., - ,ned for -t s ile Use .or, Voting Persons, and for.the Sunday V..rpploy men:. of Schools. . ' By L.ANT 'CARPENTER.' Printed for, the Author, and, sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, PaternoSter-row. ' - This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Quarto, • with. tolny Plates, price • two guineas and a half in boards, and ded:cet:l by }tennis. ,sion to' Her Royal lliOness Clin - lotte of • . • E S .on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, the result of many Years practical EN paleilCC of the Fads elucidated 3 , With au.tlppendix cent:Ai:ling a, variety of A ttronornical and Gcogailiical Problems ; also some .useful Tables, and a comprclionsive Vocalonlary. By MA.R.C;AR ET BRYAN. rrintecl fot ihe Author; and sold by G. Kearsley, Fleet _sttect. ; and. I. .Carpenter, Old Bond-street. Mrs: Bryan takes this opportUnity of returning her best thanks to the many Subscribers swho hive patronised her Work, and requests they will apply to either of the above 13ooksalers for their Copies. • • , -This Day was published, •,; - And : may be gratis,' of Alessr.i. Mathews and Leigh, tg, strand; ;mildOW. * ~61. FE W 'SIVE S FACTORY • TESTIMONIES of ,the EFFICACY Of Dr. TAY LO R's• • Celebrated REMEDY_ 'for 13 U.N ES S , and .of the Ease and Safety 'with which it may be used stall Seasons. • The Cases are from the most respectable sources. An ap • plication, tierian, twletter,:post-paid, will convince the most sceptical of the truth'of the important . Statements contained thdein ;' and it ought - 16 •be remarked, that the Caseg • were .for•warded to - . the _l ). roprif..'tor unsought for, and -•!insisikited, and were consequently dictated by the best of. ,Gratitude for the benefit the W rite cs had .received. The Remedy is sold Messrs..' IVL4thews - and Leigh, - .IS, Strand, London. PriCe Bs, 6d. 'a Bottle, Duty included.-- One Bottle is a complete Restorative. , •, . ' ThiS Day was pOlislieo, in Two lar;e Vols , 4t.i. price 31.. 3s.,in board, - rrl - 1 E 'NEW TESTAMENT of-our LdnIZESUS . cußts7r, with Pbservations and Pradical Instruc : being an Abridgment of• the large and valuable Work olai, antient l'Apositor, the Rev, - -\-1r 'Wm. Burkitt." the grii; SA EL•C LASS Rc&ar oti-Waßstead, I^,ssex, a9d_ . Cliaplaiu in Ordinary to His klaiesty: Thieidasure of Reading the Word of God increases with ourfainiliarktiowledge of its, contents ; it increases with.the increased consciousness that we are doing a Positive arid in dispensible duty in studying and with the full tonvidion oft he deep and everlasting concern Which we have in the - truth of its , doarines, and tha authenticity of its records."—Bishop of St. DAvid's f Evidences of the Truth of Chrisiiardty. London : Printed by. Savage and Lasingwtiod, "PrinterS to the Royal Institution Sold. by I latchard, igo; Piccadil ly ; and, H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. NEW MEDIC: ME ACT. NEWBERY and SONS; No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr, James's • Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in conseqUence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in Suture zs. 9d. per Packet, or ii. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made.up for the Army and Navy) may be had • 'for 11. 4s. ' 'Arid as the words " F. Newbery7 No. 457 St. Path's," are 'engraved in tie Stamps, which it is presumed will be a sufficient - sectnity against Counterfeits, his Signa turdon the Labels will be discontinued. - • The following and the Prices Of their other Medicines'," Stamps included ; but those.who purchase six, or more, at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. • • .7. d. ' s. d. Dr.larnes's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r 9 !So. its a Bottle - 24 o Dr. - A Chalybeate Do. Aro.l.ptic Pills 4 6 Pills '4 0 Do. large . 24 O FreakesTina.of 13ark 4 o The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's ditto 3 o Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc .,6 Tonic Vats . 2 9 Do. ConVulsion Oil a 2 6 English Coffee z 9 , ,Ditto-Nitre Drops 2. 6 Carruthcrs.Drops 2 9 Canto - Mile Drops .i. 9 ' Essenee.of Ginger -z 9 Do. Paregmic Lozenges r ti Ditto Peppermint - r Angibaud's Blois ditto ; rg Dr.. Hooper's Pills EssenceofCoitsfoot 3. 6 Grant's Drops ' - Mr. irenee's Datifrice 4_ o Scots Pills I o - .r o Henry's M sgnesia - 6 . i7Qes's Rheum. Tina, 3 h Norton's DropS - 5 6 Perry's Bilious Pilis 4 6 Spilsbury's DropS 5 , 6 • G Ma?nesia - 3 6 Dr. SolandLes Tea 2 19 Wit:4)ll's dterati've 4 6 G a reenough's Tin .cure sJi King's Odontalgie z 9 Dd. Toiu Lozehg , ts t xi N. 13. /.-s many Perskiiis mistake' the noose . of Me•ssfs. New t•ei - y,. ot,:ie.rve; that it is at the' hasi . F.E-;`Of .at Paul's, fo l ir Doors trein Clic‘ir;iile, With these words iilsc - 411)e,l' , :rt tlst t'rollt---'` 014,1,y - IA NI, PO V. DER.. : '-. fir:, 4 T , it 17:6\ cso `-‘,--,4-4 1:!,.. ,-- -'; ... t .0. _.eii - .7 •i'• •: q ,-, • - t 1 v 4 ,..) Ir4-7' • -- -- ='Z`~.~~~'. [PRICE SIXPENCA. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . . ifoo6. • • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS . 7ESTY's ORD WeINCE: do 'hereby give Novice, That • L . PrOporafr will be received at their Office, in S. Margaret-street, Westmin.rter, on or before li'edneldg , the 3,1 of September next, final such Persons at may be :wit/leg to retzdertar - the Suit& k?/ BRITISH and FOREIGN IRON fir the Service of this Department, sitron a Contrite for a Period of Three Years. The Terms and Coraitiont s Of the Contrail may be k nouns ups application at the Secretalyt Office, in St. Margartet.st7t, woe day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cbsk, It:here the Feb. Poials ate to be delivert-d i seated rep, and inarkeol 'on the outside, 4 ,‘ Proposals pt. the Supp 6, of R,itisb and Foreign Pon for the Service,of His Majesty': Ordnance ;" bat no Pr0p.;,;,11 4 -ax b e a d. mitred after the said 3d day of .September. . *Order of tbelleard, - R. ii. CR'Ell ) ; Secretory. fait published, Second Edition, price 3s. A N: ANTIDOTE to POISON; or, a FULL REPLY to Mr. 1 FT 13 it YS's Attack on the Cita raosr and Conittia of the PRINCE of WA LES ; conrainir 4 l: so'qsral important PArticularsder,red from authentic Sources of I formation. Ply CLAUDIO. sayigt true, Hostess; and he slanders thee most grossly." ' -" 1-IAsT.—So he doth yea, my Lord, and said this othet day.) ou owed hint a thousa.nd.pounds." London . : Printed for Mathews and Leigh, .18, Strand. TURTLES. WILTSHIRE and , Co: King's Head Tavern, Po:Jury, have just landed a Cargo of fine lively T t; L ES for. s a le.. Tui ties thessed-every Day in the highest Perfection, and sent to any. part of •ToNvn or Country. ri_OUT, 'Bilious, 'Rheumatic, and Nervous AlTec-' tions, areetnetually removed by the use of the Rev. Dr. BA•KC LAY's AN'FI.BILIOUS PILLS.—The follow ing is a proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernerd, Esq. Bath. • SIR, • 'Upper Crescent, Bath, July 26, :Rog. ' On receipt of thiscl request you, will :send me aix ttou.ble Boxes of your Barclay's Anti-Bilious Pills, and twelve Bottles.Of Specific. I nclosedis arlraft:for 501. pay yourself fur the Medicine, and-apply the remainder to the publication Of the following case:— . . " For the last fourteen years I have been affii6led with the Gout, and for the last font . years this is the first Letter I have been able to write, which i think ought to he addressed to you, acknowledging' my perfect cure by using your Anti- Bilious Pills and Specific. " I am, Sir, your , most obliged hilmble Servant, The Rev. Win. Barclay, . • ." "THt)S. BERNE:RD." • Leicester-square, London." . • - In addition, to the above is annexed' the following List of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have received a perfect cure front the Rev. Williani Barclay's Bilious Pills and Specific : The Lord Bishop-of 'Bath anti Wells. rite Right Hon. Viscount Dillon. Sir john 1-lonyWo: Bart. 11I.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P . . for Penryn. .Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P.:for tichtielcl.. lames Amyatt, Esq. - M.P. for Southampton. • - Cdtii Voriester,.lo. 14. P. for Wenlock. 'Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P.' for Hertford. - -Edmund Boehm, Esq.:New-street, Spring Gardens. :Thomas Hairtmersley, Esq. Pall-Mall. G. W . Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop of - Canterbury. 'The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the late Archbishop, • Sold wholesale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's,. No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster row ; and retail by Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Scott, Smith,- and Baxter, Edinburgh; Macdonald, Glasgow ; Scants, Man chester ; G rogsons, Liverpool ;. and by .most Country, Aledi. clue 'Venders in every Town. ' • A Caution..--• Observe the name of William Bareliy is en , graved on the Stamp, which is.affixed, on the out-sidcwrap . per of each Box; all not so stamed are a' dangerous imita tion. Price ss. 6th and res. per Box, with ample rliredlons. •_,• To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. -9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, . Edinburgh,' March ag, tgot. , • • I BEG' leave to inform' you; that ever' .since the year 1790,1. have been attlitled with the lauesYelie - rea • -which, from , its obstinately „resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty mere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and-twice discharged trom the Hospital, with little relief, -would appear to be of the most inveterate nature, In-=ht . spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as neatly to put a period to my existence-aI had a large ulcer on the crown •of my head, - one on each arm, and my leas ...were broke out in a friglatful manner a :ny right was dread fully painful, and hail been • state of ulceration for-the last seven years ; my left lied alio two • large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such exerntiat ..ing pain, -particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of, rest; in this lamentable state, I was retorts. ,mended by Kr. - Thompson,. (who received so great sr curea by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to .do on the 26th of May Ont the course „of a fortniakit, I began to receiac benefit—in . little more than a ,month, the ulcers on my heed and antra were soundly healed--aSOOO after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, --however, conaruerable discolmiration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, - which, by the Illes'a i. Sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva. luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing,. the skin regaining its natural hue, and the 'n6E:tar-nal pains gradually • going oft. I thus became, .by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfealy free from all my former complaints— have recovered ..toy former sprits and strength; 'and am be conic jolly and fat, in which state. navingcontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to Apress .nly gratitude, but' beg you, for the good - 'of other suffering mortals, to make this my case 'as public as -possible, as I shall on• every . occasion; • in so doing, you will greatly oblige, . Sir,. your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ,• A I.tX grateful, - -.Swan's Close., fligh-street, Edinburgh.. . . Witnesses to the above Cure.: lonia Tuorea s oar, No. 3, - New Poultry Market; .and 1 kiN M‘larresti.'Old Assembly-Close ' Edinburgh. - - Prepared and SOld by the sole Proprietor, ..Trrearns'.'.'.YLr2.a, .lember of the Royal College of Sur. Been s, at his. House, No. 9, New LBridge-etreet, London; wtaere,aft.'..l a creistant restdenee of amore than thirty-sir , • years, in a laraCtice particularly direeted to the cure of Venareal'eomplainta and thoSe incidental to the' Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his prOfession should always observe •in such cases, he , hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously . .administers to persona taking this Medicine., will be . esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an adVantagesel dora attainable and void of all ambiguity. Alsosold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumees,.. No.• 35, Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox- ford-atteet ;" Mr. • Disborough's, No. 7, l'ish-atreei-hill I U Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No - . 1, nion-40w; Little Tower . hill • Mr. - Baxter's; So,ith-bridge, ; Mr. Mac donald, :Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and. by one pe ; son in ev;;ry. considerable -town in Great Britain and Ire-, • 'land, in I.lo.xea of only. es. .9d. .each, F.caleci up with full and plain - direa'.ions, whereby .persuns .dl either sex may 'care men:l4l:ess with ease, sp..aal a secrecy, and safety. . N. It. Eaa'ry Box sold in Great ;•aitain is acaiail up with a Stamp, on. which, by favour of the Cournissioners is iirieted, at the Stamp Office—" T. Taylor, No. 9, .I , ;ew itnitaee a;hichis Felony, and all others are viii [ftitS,