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~ r' • .1,11, ♦ • ' • • • ,y3z ir r , • •w- A '" . 134. . ff 64:4' • - W • • •- • 5..4 7 r- . 411.C2_ • ;17.k ,;•,) _. .!>••• 's,lk6;idigNr ''4)(4/pli'llA • ;041 . r.L' •• • -L^^- N 1 7, l isS D A Y, SEPTEMBER 2, 1806. 4358. LPRICE 'STYPENCk. VAUXHALL. tinder the Patronage of hJis Royal Highness the PRINCE of kvAus. TO4WORROW EVENTING. Sept. 3, will be a GALA and FIRE WORKS. This Day was publish 4 In Quartet, with Coloured Engravings, price rgs. in boards, A TREATISE on VACCINE INOCULA o ; to which is added, an Account of the Chicken-Pox, the.Swine.,Pox, and, the HiVes • with an Ap .Tendix,,ntainitik.l4etterS from Physicians and • , zrgeoris of Erninmce, reseeding the present State.of lfaccinati.m in many Cities and Principal Towns of - the United Kingdorm: , By ROBERT WILLANs M.D. F.A.S. &c. NORFOLK. • O. be SOLD, the MANOR and ADVOWSON 1 • of LITTLE MA,SSI NG HAM ; divers Capii?l Farms, containing together nearly TWO "11-101f5AND THREE'fIUN•DRED ACRES, all Freehold. The above is situated within about two Miles of 14ougliton, and is one of the oust colt:pad and desirable Estates in the 'County. For Price and Particular's_ apply to Mr. liougnore, of Swat.. ham. vlcru I- 1 AiG- OFFICh, Admission Three ;Shillings: The Public are itifirmed the Gardens C I.OS E for i e Season %vial' a repetition of thz Princes Vita O‘ders viii not he admitted. Si'. THOMAS's .110SPITAt. ik R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will J.VI begin their Coure of Anatomical and Surgical LEC TURES on Wednesday the ikt of Oaober at One &thick. HORSES. AGentleman, .who is going Abroad at the End of the Week, wisnes to ihspose of his HORS ES,, Two three - parts Blood Chariot -and Curricle Horses, of . or figure. superior , - A stout Brown - Carriage Horse, 16i Hands high (bred by Sir Kichardqlode), which has been otte,n driven with one the above. A dark Chesnut Horse, of unc!onnton - bottom and aclion, which the Owner gave iris Guineas for in Yorkshire, about two months ago. The above are all warranted, and highly worthy the imme diate attention of those who m.ry want. Apply at the Gentleman's Stabler., America Mews, Ame rica-square. N. B. The Coachman will attend. A CARE) THE Nobility, Gentry, &c. are respe&fully in: tormed, that the much-admired-HA R V E Y's SAUCE for FISH, STEAKS,' GAME, . - &c. is piepared ohly, at LAZ EN hY's Fish-Sauce Warehouse, No. 6, bdwarti- street, Portman-square, who begs to return her graternlacknow iedkrnents•torthe distinguished Patronage and increasing de wand the above Sauce daily experiences ; at the same time to.infarm them, .none. can possibly be Genuine without Mr. 11 AR V E Y's Signature un each Bottle. Cases . of diflient r:ch Sauces carefully packed and Sent to any parrot . the Country'. • N. Orders per Post, Whether wholesale or retail, punctually attended to RUGBY SCHOOL. 'TIM Rev. Dr. INGLES having, in consecmence of.his bad health. signified his intention of resigning the 1-44 Mastership of -Rugby School ou the 24th of lune Peru ensuing,- the Trustees hereby give notice, that they will. proceed to the Elediou of a new Master on Tuesday the 16tli day-of December next, at Rugby, at Twelve o' C lock; - . The trustees feeling the importance of the. appointment of a Person Whose Character and Abilities .may make the Public the less regret - the Vacancy occasioned by the Resig nation-of Dr. I ngles, and thinking it their duty to - give every attention to this great naject, request that such Gentlemen as propose to become Candidates will signify their intention to Mr George Harris, of Rugby (Clerk to the Trustees), be - foie the loth day of October next, that every information may be obtained by the Trustees, previoqs to the Eledion, which xnay direct their judgment. It is required by the Ad of Parliarnent tith Geo. 11l c. yt, that . the Masters of Rugby School- shall be Protestants of the Chiirch of England, and shall have taken the degree of blaster of A rts'in the University of Oxford or Carnbr:ifgr. By order of the Trustees Rugby,. August, . GEO. FARRIS, Clerk, MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, A4iiive' Thousand less Tickets tit-an last State Lottery. The First,drawraTieket entitledsto 'DEN "I'HOUSAND POUNDS; ' ' All other Capital Prizes are afloat. 111OURCRASERS . urrICIUTS and -SHARES will t),vc• tite oppirtunity of Obtaining ad the Capital PriZes, provaizd riey purchase before the Drawing commences, which_wiii be on the 13th of (Maher next. The Scheine contains equal Advantages of TWENTY-THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c. -TO lorint'r -- Lot . teries of double the Number of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no, other State tottery -.- • • „ . to be draiVn this Year.. SCHEME. NO, of Prizes. 3 3 Value of each. Total Value. ,C 2.3,000 - - • - ‘6 , ;00n 10 ; 000 . 5,000 - - ts,ooo 1000 - 5,0c0 20 - -• 2,000 4/ - - • - - 2,0'e0 4;100 - 82.,D00 _ . zo,ooo Tickets. ,C 200.000 Tickets and Shares are On Sale - at every Lottery Office. Ticket - i 9 15 0 1 42 1 f - - to 2e 1 - it 6. :i Quarter - 5 2 Sixteenth - a 6 RHEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affec tions, with their usual concomitants., Spasms, or fly ing Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility, originating in whatever source, are relieved and frequently cured by Wl-lITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD FILLS after every. other Means.had failed. • The Fluid Essence of Mustard, used with the those Complaints where necessary, is perhaps the most ac tive, penetrating,and.eife'ffital 'Remedy' in the World, gene. =ally curing the severest Sprains and Bruises iniess'thah half the time usually takedby any other Liniment or Embrnca_ lion . ; and, if used immediately after any accident, it pre_ vents the part turning black. Prepared only, and solaby R JOHNSTON, Apothecary - , No. Is, 'Greek-street, Soho, London, at ts. gd. each Box oa Bottle. Sold -by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. * * The.Genuinc has a black ink Stamp, with the Name of . 15. Johnston inserted on it. No. 2.9, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, I'OR Eleven Years I have relinquished all other Praelice for the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those ileficiencies which are the consequences of a destruelive habit. • • The undout?ted qualifications. which I possess, as a•Mern ber of the Royal College of Surgetins, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line, - constitute my claim to that superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by. the most respectable general Practitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to at immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my petted coMprehen. lion of the most complicated Cases. , If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and it such Cases of distressful disarrangement do exit, as those which are the cOnseqUences'of an habitual - vice, can any Man assutnia better title to treat them than' a regular Surgeon, resigning all other PraCtice for the Treat,'. ment of these, and concentiating his attention and studies to this particular point ? in recent t. aces of Infection, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakiteas, much futufe misery may be prevented, by such means - ot re-animation as will restore health and strength to' the Constitution.. . . Through inconsiderate negled the slightest cases become important, but it is tne acquirement ofexclusive experience in this tine to give a safe and permanent restoration, even when other Practitioners have tailed. . The, terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but no letters are answered UlllediS a Bank Note is inclosed. MARTIN BRE - E. • . . . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. • t o. Arundel-street, trand, near Temple-liar:' • Tliire t anuiditionitl entrance in Wai&i.street, adjoining. Printed for R., Phillips, Bridge-street, Blacktriars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. This Day. Was published, In two Vols. price. Ss. sewed, TWO GIRLS of EIGHTEEN : A NOVEL. By an OLD MAN. lust published, Don Raphael: A Rownapcc. By G. Walker, 3 vols. 135.6 d. Sewed. 'A new Edition of the. celebrated Romance The Three by, C. Walker', '3 vols. 129. sewed. London , Printed and sold, by C. 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Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. • Where maybe had, by the same Author, The Second Edition of •A Series of Popular Chemical Essays, price 4s. DELICATE INVESTIGATION. Th 4 Day .was published, price 2s. the FOURTH EDI ZTION of N ADMONITORY LETTER fa His Royal Highness the PRINCE:mt . WALES, on the subject of the late Delicate Inquiry. Containing Anecdote's never before- published, which may probably lead• to the detection of the teak Authors o f the ),ate iaamous attempt to sully the purity of an Illustrious. Personage. Omnia si nescis Coca surd plenissima nugis, • •- QUeILIM, tots cohnrs est inimica tibi. 101-IN. OF SALISBURY. The following Peronages, am . ang others, are partietilarly noticed in this - Work : The K—g - •11. R. ll.'the . P--"ss of W M—rek—ss of T— ns--4 M,s. Me.— - Sir' and*Lady D Capt. NI ' Lord Ell-b-gh .---by Mr. W -h P -rt-r Major T-ph-m Lady, P.--r--v--1 . . Miss F- tz -g-d Mrs. F -tz -t, S.-c.. &c. rtinted fOr Tip* :aid Richards; 'Leadzilia!l-street, ELIGIBLE FIZEEHOLD ESTATES. WANDSWORTH, SURREY, Comprising an Eligible Compad Villa and Land, in Midge lai ; sundry Inclosures of .Meadow,. Garden p roand, and Land in the 'open Fields-; several Eligible Dwelling- Houses, a Chapel, _ sundry, Tenements - , and the. Crane Public-House, on Wandsworth-Plain, and sundry Tone,. Ments_Adjoining. TO BE 501,13 BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS . , • At Garraway's .Corlee-house, 'Chain;e-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, Sept. IF, at Twelve o'Clock, iu t our Lots, QEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD E STATES, 53 itwite in Wandsworth, consisting. of Eligible and Gc.n... teel Dw,:lling-hpuSes, a Chapel, and sundry Tenements. Gary eus,and Lands,' situate opposite the Church, Wands waiin, in phsression of IMr: Reltct, Surgeon, a:.l others; a cornpaa Villa, Garden,- and Laird, delightfully situate, in Brid,!etieni, WandSworth; a Messuage, known by the sign of the Crow, with the appurtenances, on Wandsworth plain; a Blacksmith's Stiop, and ‘eight Tenements, with Gardens, tire. adjoining ; also, sundry parcels of Land in Wandsworth Common :Field; the whole about twenty Acres, in possession of Mr. Ralph Langton, and others; the prin cipal part on Lease. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant s .—Parti cu l ars a t the Spread Eagle, Uandsv/orth -; the King's Arms, Fulham; Sup,.Kingsron; Garraway's, t . of 'CliarleS Alexander Esq. Great Scotland-yard,. Wint.thall . t Of - Mr.''Bramwelli Paper-buildings, Temple ; and of mr. kobina, warwidc sneet, Golden-square. FREEHOLD ESTATES Consisting of Dwelling-houses, Stabk•-•yarcis - Warehouses, W harts, &c. situate in G ra% 's -inn-lane ; Fleef-strekit ; Falcon —court, Fleet-street; Cow lane, Smithfield ;,C“le- max-6treet, the Poultry, Lipper Thames-street, and Harp lane, Lower Thames-street. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By -Mr. ROBINS, At CarraWay:s Coifee-house, 'Ca..rige-alley, Cornhill, on Trouski the itth September, af "rwielvz o'Clock, in Fourteen Lots, QEVERAL Valuable arid Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising three new-erectd Dw;dling.. houses, extensive Yards,! &e. situate on the'East Side of Gray's-inn-lane, formerly the Queen's dead Inn, in the Pa fish-of St.'Andrew, Holborn. - The spacious Premises, with Yards. Dwelling-houses, Warehouses, &c in pos.ession of Mr. Ridley, distiller, and three other Houses, with Shops, on the North Side of Fleet street, in ane Parish ot St. Bride's, in possession of Mr. Parker Love!, tke. A FLthie in Falcon-cotirt, Fleet street. Thu' zeen Dwelling houses, with W.'o - enouses, &e. situate -in Black Swan-lane, in and near a hames-sireet. The c.f i ntal Premise; kilown by Keniu.tt W hart, T-hairtes-street, with D . ‘Vate•ionscs. &c. A Dwelling-house in toe Poultry.. Au uld-aeousiume.t i'astry-cook's So,.p, in ito,-isciiiiion of NIT . . Debo . t. A Ai .vitlt Livery Stables, in possession of 1 1 / 4 1r. Atkinson, situate A Messuage and 'Premises. in s . ow-lane, "corner of Hos;er lane, kifest Sintthf7eld, tinily year's in the cin.r;e-niongery line. A I‘l,essuage and Premises known try tho.sign ot the Kentish Iloy, in thrii - .Line, Thaines-street. 'And a* Dwelling-hoJse situate at tae comer of Harp-lane, Lower Thatnes-street. These Lots tOrm very eligible and valuable property- - -the priricipd part on lease.. , ' he viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars at Garrawdy'S ; of Ch.. Alex. Craig, Esq. - .';rent Scotland yard, ‘Vnitchall ; of Mr. Bramwell, Paper-bui dings. Tem ple ; andof Mr. Robins, Waiwiek:street, Golden-square. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, l a undon. • SIR • Edinburgh, May a, ;R oo . TiN ;he Spring of 1794 I was - 4filiaeci:. with .Venereal Coii4daint, which' I treated with indiffer eace for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who pat a temporary ,stop to the viru lence of the •Disease (by mercurial applications) far some (ine; but growing, in spite of all, anedic•ne and the Advice • of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty.here, worse and .worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un .earalleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to tutu.—My head, threat, mouth,. nose, legs, arms, &c. .have been alternately in danger of , becoming useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty. eating ulcers on my body, and nearly .totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to parricula. rize a)l my case—suffice it to say, there never was, , or ever will be, one of a more dangerous,' or of a more compli eatetteature. I was long leoked upon by my friends, and imagined mys - elf, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in deed,- in my tht'n condition, - death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most inisoi•able .exiStence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth7--MY ' friends read it, I could 'not.—l seat and ,procured, some of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS,. which, by using from time to time, am now, and.. have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress)-, in as .good a' State of health - as ever I enjoyed; as a , proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few monthS ago. Ingratitude ,to G o a, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature. service, I request you to publish - this; and you may at any time refer persons who r . wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or: further parti culars*, tome ur fnyfriends, by letter or person. As few cases - for badness - will ever equal' mine, and none exceed it, ,I have from experience every reason' to assure mankind, that in your' LEAKE's PILLS they will find a sure,, speedy, aide,- and radical cure, for thee- most dread. Tut stage of the Venereal Disease, which is' called 'a - cog. • sweep Less. , IOHN THOMPSON. • * Insurmountable family reasons prevent' making my name and address public ; but creditable 'persons really wanting• inforMation may also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, 'Ramsay-Gardens.. Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Ploprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the -Royal. College of Surgeons in .London, at his house, NO..- New Bridge-street, • ,Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons tak ing these Pills, and Will answer patients' letters, if post- paid, on the same terms, observing in all eases the most inviolable secrecy, nO' person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own partiqular requeSt; by the Pro . prictur, during the course or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by, his Appointment, ibr the conVe niepce .of those living at - a - distance, 'by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas-• gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-s tree t, P a ll: ma; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. Doi, - Oxford-street; Mr. Dis, borough's, No. 7, Fisn-street-hill, ,r .early opposite the Mo nument; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; M. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person ie ea'f.try considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only -as. 9d. each, s e aled u p with full and plain direeLons, whereby pers.ons, of either Sex may cure them - seiVes With ease and secrecy, • N.. 8. Every. Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tip itn a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commis sion, rs, is printed, at the, Stamp-Office- 7 " T. Taylor, No 6, N'ev4 Bridge-street," to imitate W'hich is felony, ard, .all others are Counterfeit. . jo/v 23, 180 . 6, THE C 0,14 MISS 10 NEES fir" 1 116711.1,41. ING Ili, 31.4! f LES:TY' s d • hereby Nothe,, Thal on Wednesday the 31 cf S, , ptember next, they wait ,',e ready to re.. criz;se Tendets,.trt uniting (sealed up), and treat :A/ 7 th sucb Per— sons as - re;:dertake to J opt , ty a/I such viantities of Cheshire, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, and Glnucestershire Cli EES E, or CHEESE of equal goodness, and , ROSE CORK (seconds) BL"l'TEit,orl3itlTlSEI Bu . r - rE f tinedg,odners,asshall he required for His .11Lljesty's ViElnaltin Serv;ce front the Ist of Oibber next to the 3014 of SepteUsber, t8,,7, inclusive ; to le deli. vered froni time to anti, as demanded, into His Majesty's Pic. t uallini Stores at , Deptford, Portrin,uth, Plyuratth, and at the Centraaor's . expenee ; to be warranted to. I, ep good and sound for the space of six months Jesnn the respettive periods o/ de.. ivory ; and to be paid for by Bills, b,yable, with interest ?duel . )• days after.i(ale. • • "'The Conditions of the Contraßs may be seen at the Sreretav's Office, at this Office.; or by applying to Mr. ychn Dunslervifle, Agent for 16e at Cork. Ni regard .kvill'6e had to any Tender in whirl, the Pi ire s hall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Beard before One o'Clock cn the ;aid I'Vdvesday, the 31 of Sep. umber next, nor unless the Person Who makes the reveler, o,r some perioz alleadr, so answer, wLen OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • 20, 18-'6. 'VS PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HiS Mil'. " 1 " YES n"4 ORDAT/INCE do keret) , give .ti'-,tire, I hat Proposals will be received at tl,eir Oifice, la St. Margaret-street, Mrtntinster, cn or Ifr'ediesd!y the 3.1 S-renther next, fr,nt such Persons ar ;tr.!) , be willing to undertake Lim Suppy of BRITISH and FOREIGN IRO.N f.r tLe Service -of 1 4 Department,szp,n a Contraa for a Period of The Terms and Conditims of the , may be kn;lvn uprrz application at the Secretary': (Vice, in St. Aftrg.t, et-tb.eet, any 49 , between the hours of Ten and I , 7:ur ck, where the Pro.. posale aPe to be delivered, sea:ed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals f,r the Sappy of .B,44isb and Iron for the Service of His MifestXs Ordnance :" but no Peoposal can be' ad - mittedafter the said 3d day of September. ity Ceder of the 8,ar.1, R. 11. CJ Eli; Secrtta7. OFFICE OF oRDN,I,VCE, -4a ms? 25, !Sob. r riiE PRINCIPAL - 01.716'E11S of hid MA. yEST ORDNANCE di N4tice. TE,at torah will he received, at their ULicr i Si. Margaret Sze. t, IVestlyi.v,Fer, trlore :11,,d the c - ith r a t ,;it - pte,:t.er vi, fram.smcb 'Pers.:l;s at may be t, wzder?:the ti4e 71. 9C E) . ,- ag - e for .tbe Ori:alce thrses statioard tdas viz North Britain,. - , ‘ South W... ,t, l'ori',;rnourn, Northern, I. of Wight, and ‘..:0 ,0 - Yorkhire, ' • . ' 64nrcji, , • Eav6m exclusive of Warley , tVc.terit, .... . _ Southeril, exclusive. of Chat:: Woolwitt, with its 1)-ii:•1_ ham, den6es,Watle'y Lierpool, . for a Period of S7x lifwiths fromlbe tot of OFtober 'lex .4 the fro. rage to be furnished in Rations consistilg of tclb. Oan-, at 4,1 b, per busbel-121Gs. of Uphvid Meadow illy-and Sibs. of IVbea t or Rye Straw ; and to. 6e delivered at the respeilive Slat? ,us at the expence of the eostraElor, who it also to furnish socb florrer with Oatr, at gibs. per - Ration, as may be dilletted in the Distrid -for Which be contra Els. The Proposals may be delivered separate(y of joint 6, for each Station ; and it is expected that the Contrafior shall receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time accumath[e, making an allowance for the same.- Further Par:lore/ars may be knen.un upon application to the 01- cers commanding the Royal Artillery its each District, and ass) a t the Secretary's Office, in St. Margarit-stseet, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours .f Tea and. Four o'Clock. The Prpposals are lobe delivered Sealedup, and markd on the outside," Proposals for the' Supp(y of Forage ;" but no Proposal 6271 de admitted after the said . Is"tb Day of Septattber next. Ty Order of the Board, R. M. CREIV, Secretaty, FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM_ PLAINTS. " DR. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS is by far the most safe and effedual Remedy ever yet disco. vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap. pily afflided with Venereal Complaints, in all its stages and under its various appearances, will ,find a secure and present Relief by taking these most invaluable: Drops • which, for. their excellency during thirty years pradtice in die most po. pulous part of London, viz. flatton-garden, have been term. ed Gutta Salutaris. _ The Secrecy with which most persons so 'affikied.find..it 'needful to conceal their sufferings, ;nay be \safely employed while using these Drops ; since they render confinement un necessary, as well as ail unctuous or mercurial -Preparations., or any surgical Operation whatever. • By appointment of Pr; Freeman. they are sold by R. But. leri 4„ Cinapside,. corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon; ria, and Vidding, 7t3, Oxford-street ; Bull and Caliwell, - Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, E.iinurgh; MaDonaldGlasgow; Stains, MancheStorl Lathbury, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, .Manchester ; and most Medicine Venders in every, Tow , in Bottles, at 2s. 9,1. each. HEALTH AND LONcEVI,TY. DR. lAMES?s ANALEPTIC AND ANYIBILIOUS PILLS. . ..THE Celebrity of the Analeptic rills, as a ge. 1 nerd] Preservative of Health, istecome universal, twin ,their Effie;Cy in - thole Complaints which contiuuaiiy des.. turb the .Human Erame ; such . as Colds, - Rheuntari',ms, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stoinach and Bowels; which arise from the VicisSitudes of our Cii. mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Lite; and these "salutary E fleas are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and . the Body by Day, without requiring any. parti -cular Regimen qt Confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep, seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild, Purgative 0 - ffly, 'and-therefore not always sufficientiv - adive,. the iiiittbil - kius Pills have been recommended Maid, by an emineut 'who has used these Medicines combined fur maw,' years with the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well"' as in other internal Diseases: _ • • Sold'. only by V. Newbery and Sons,-No. - 45,. St. Paul's . Church-yard, on the Coach,way, lour doors troin the Cot -- 'tier oY Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. I aines's tate If .use 2 in 13ruton-street ; Viz; the Analeptic price .4.5. 641.. .4 Box, or six in one large Box, to V. 45. ; and the rinu7~liu~u3• ils„priCe 2.5. 9:1 a liox,'Duty Observe that words " F. Newocry, No. 45, St. t'ail's," are Cili i ritYC4 iti Sta.inps. \›`