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,~' P ; '; **s' l• -cal - '''''.. ''' .....1 ob• 4011103 j! (I \,l3 l .llL•i,'..''''/! , ss , '' . i \s''tl;:rl,-!1/....''',....r) ' '-s.e!c.;i-- -- • ." .NCE, "ipril 11, 1317. FFICERS of Ills MA !E. do hereby give Notice, that their Office in Pall-Mall, on ;ant,fro»i such Persons as may ply of CANDLES fur Serrice utter, fur a period of Three e!.riiiratiou of the Rest Year, / 0 option a:leafier Farb/. ay be viewed upon applicalivn Office in the Tower. .:her with the Terms and eon known at the Secretary's Office, Tay between tic (fours of Ten. Proposals. tnuat be dclicered, Proposals for Candles;" but after the . 25th (natant. at Same day ; neither will any 'arty nuihing it, or a1.,,41ge1t Boer!! R. N. OREM; Secrelartl. .Iprii it, 1817• I PRCERS of Flis MA rig do hereby give Yotice, at . thetr Offi lsec Pa /7-21fien, ii4tint, from such Persona us ihrllellonoutzsr.‘ of the. C 4 l e ,A - qf this I lepartment, at the Greenwich, .Lewisham, if three years, : determinable teyear, upon notice, J three Trty. 17-Porh 17 , 4t0 two Cataracts, it e.rprc.is Prieesfor the Work •n the Contraelorfor the JUMC Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewir•- lich Stqtiofis will he ixcluded 'the,- with the Terms and Con- AMR, at the Secretary'a '?J nay between the Hours of 'her Pro'pOsats »Lust 6c deli ." Propusals for Glazier's I:chatted after the said 05th 06n of the same Day; neither rulers the Party otahiog it, or 'tend. rhe Board, R. CILEIP, Secretary. 111.1211 4 DINING-TA.: itirALGAIL SIDEBD.AIibS ne elegant Piece of Furnituje, si s .r.st...tf.,,peeved Sofa •s p 9 Four and Ngdiling compbstri ; Portable :wanted mu improved article's very extensive ;assortment of :s for furnishing Houses dim ,ere Families may select and +Lys, avoiding the extreme al. luutlesin complvting their 4:lsltdrnrttiltipttrtieles, •.:Iristy cild Navy, s & t e r . a B t nd e: o b i ); ~'it ii if ic. , and 17, ( enne-s , t. fur petunia 11ANNA,'--- payment. ~,, ,4.'S i'IIEVTNTIVE 4..J 4 ,, iI.A.N, _ It ' en d °Oleo, '" 8 ii * 41 +qh • 1 ti ► . limy. Navy, "WASII, %veil- A Are '' - ' 4 " %%Po r i j" - ' - IL '. - • • SPYCIFIC for the N , ...' 41- 1( 4 _tiiii, 41., ,. , , as the 9NLY. . N7 ( 4,4 4 4 1. th, i'as,t4s.ertatti diref.n.l,p_iii‘lcs and Co. tl, ti,,,l4slS,,4:l•l•e w li e u '," l ,.' e ir e 3 t ) , 1,),L1,-11,,Nt. haul's c hurch : ~,ntiriurs liki.*)lik,e', I..tile soutti'...4- re t., ilayinarker t 1, -, ( !n . . s''s t t itisi. t 4 for ever' in • , i et' - rites and never failed 'l7 bl l f 3 ". l' • 'i ln ' . ' bottle.. —A i"'"- t, k it ., gri t rick n, mit, i ts. per.. „owes Clir,i it i!i 3 111 at ea h 11' refiatiss. i vi" " 811 • rot or at f, • . cii N ote , i !“-paid, or four ''t ' ''''')Chi ß , . 4 ' 4 . '•' " Unp ai d letters not ~h, etis included. • l ' .l) Y lieu India nrits, for 4,i I ', Fla t ' " i , f'"' tt,e Genuine .. • Preston ',.. 4 14,zei or.ktivt “ruel and for Smith I, 'N..,,,, %es. 9. ,I, :.•--'"-----.-_:_....,..__., . ' NULLUS .-4-I^---"-- I l e It :, 1 1 , 2 u (ASO /till' .'" ‘'tit;u t - 4444 41' i who passed the Rubicon. . .4, v /kilos,. ,"' d tsiii„, ‘ ''' ( O . the Limply, rrnlne disorders t ,4 e , 4 ' l,ll in Medital Science; no ,1/4 is in 13 114 1 . °n the liCulily system as Vt:N 1411 ".". • tr e) , ar Obilitie poison glyiles imperc . eptiply iNt4 rt , g" i ' d4ilitatea and the contamination s of death. ' iat, a 1 us s r, L ,lt li ar 'llleeit are generally slight, an ,Illitit,,'„,''' litearent the Liisiis and danger that Q;4n t , i'" t,'ataleht. Itemote s Y m P t°rns i , ". iq..4 ~,•atice: and negivet.,- they I'l4Y' .."- d".l44ro'llt sicertion of talent cif - the a , 1). . of' h y4} l; (l , and the )4134:ht, tnrsisllt talus, becomes Issued of its coati- .41;.1,1,! Olast rOtniblieated inveteracy of thebabt.hvee ~,,,,,.:.inko himanves of calannty; where uFature i,k;.'4'''. 1, 51 it 4r v viet, the finest o f rnergiti sufferer is. 1 iii. f' . lord..l,ility ensues; and t h e k for lc '"f `it of tlt- plir I t is for him titg'ilv°°a. „t t4iligihnito:+.4 h '' ' "h en we boldly -1 .I:rye4set yield to ot4ild restoratives. . 'ls oectir to Irritate the sensitive f , ttn eal e t. tril4kjr,l4,'t othersAterittived ; ae ttri"lne3' 14 in sti,i, , I theta We f eet` -the adaptive "?'e u t Pints. I:4:l,tatattorg pth h of caustic. o r . stittl._ the 1`,.1,!0t: delicate peettliitrities ine)deot itout.ini; .I,Zulicillit method applicohle', bY re l. . i . , t'll'il "'hitter io t .;olouial regieet'°' '"naiu' i , • '"' -a'!()11 q prf-nal acquileMCnt need— i hint who I • - '..• of •„&timeity ; ‘`'. ~,,tiv, „, t _ ~, . ,s c05,..!00 ! ...1...„,:ra0ce rititi tt :,: t 4 c deleSiVeaad .11,,noating oPP-,, 1),,..; ..41k k.. '', 'hod vatiot tIQ notoinal or 31.03" arid ,k.lll...4.llf.tiotied hy many of the ;S'ob il illr'NPe tf,Litl.,,vit ; :it Nleiners'atlie London C? .'tt 1,,,,'"e to The cenfidence of SocietS?' is .t. l Pt.h.iell oar pc6inis„ ~ specious," theY lout" '' " 1 C.T,) 4 .:: 11 X by kit unvarying success PI4 n° kit,i,i''''''' with Oresnlileit'fititiloCiiy, ,c46.rw,t,.. 1,, ~•,'" ut thobe pre•eantient adVantaLres whic h !ivrotl,!'°ll-...--14 coineidence therewith IA i I ,'” tt val t f . i . ifisiv consult ih k i in, . en s 4 rant' sex ..._, ~,,, ut tererent taisundttritanding, the t t ."" ,- ,i t i at l t) tu. !e'n,illaint, &c. are always stat .t "I hit answer to letiers'containing . . . .. 'trept, p,nrK.S and CO. ht. 11... b. surgeons. , '''"-it.6,1, I...ndiiu.-, . t,414i151',,1-.:('"ritty .1,...,t4 bi.ii.liiieular - in iii.- : tuitv:4ll44,3' ol ilfia-A, Ztc. tvlsen thelfroPer. .. ----'.l".t,u'ltY 1+441 Li-owe -vet. distant.' ~. _ .... _ . . - . . ~e „ • i, ~, ,:4 .. . lIUMIIta 7 GB2 I ii . 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I ' 4: 91 1e rtgi tv m : '1 hiti..'•! '' it t :lll i tiNik llit ' , 11:`bil it 't 6, 1 . Y . l 'NT '' l 't Si . iit ti, \ tl: o l h.,:ie, • . '4 tl o l4l .:j"T , kk i t;ii. 4 l i '' l 6 A ic i .h.4l t i` 0 1 „ ~ ,) vr tS: :: , „t , *, I l i 2 1 , t N I, :, , d '4. tit , .. ii,i t :,‘ t,1,) ,,i (ht I ' 'C I, ef 1 Vl ert I trp e 4,..( . ))4 1,. NtL„„ NI, ' f ult , '`'., tlt 17; ,44. 4 46 40t. SATURDAY. APRIL 19, 1817. HE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBI 1.- TION of the SOCIETY of PAINTERS in OIL and WAXER COLOURS will OPEN nt the Great Ron, SPRING GARDENS, on MONDAY NEXT, the 2lst Instant. Admittance Is. Catalogues Gd.. - T. PtYINS, Secretary. .11,111-NIO.OR,E'S.NEW I'OFA, -... . In the Press, rind immediately willlie published, in I r01,4t0. JA LL A' It 00 K 1-1, an Oriental Ruinance. ■A jiy`THONIAS NIOORE, Esq. Prluted for' Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, - and Brown, Paternuster-raw. • . 'At the same tune will he published, also in 410. ILLUSTRATION", tO the POEM, from Paintings by R. 4 1,, which will be. delivered, in the urder•they are subscribed for. ***:.:;,, the-demand for this Work is - exOdted lie be very coisnieratile,,it is requested tl►;rt ; tl,c Orders , ittay 4e sent with at litt)exieLly as possible, to I,revort disappointment. • EVTON, Stock-Broker, 2,,Corohill, has. • at last obtainOd the object of his an:dolts wisfieS, in being again able to offer to his Friends, the Public, Tickets and Shares.at the good Old Prices. E. 14:. has also the satisfaction of. .unequirdally stating, that the Scheme of the preSent Lottery, to begin lirawing. on the 30th April, is more.advatitageous to Purchasers ~than any ever before presented to the 'Public; there are 10,pos Frites, (the lowest 121. 'in Value), and only 14,800 Tickets; among the Capitals are Four of r.t0,000., &e.; 8,000 of the Priaes.will give the Holders the option of taking the Chance of the same Number in the ensuing Lottery, or receiving 121. in Money fur each Ticket, ;mil iii proportion 'for Shares, anytime before the ist June. E. EXTON,;invites his Friends to inspect the Scheme at his truly Fortunate•Otlices, No. 2, Cornhill, where he hopes for h contintianee in the' present Lottery of that Success which has hitherto attended the Tickets and Shares sold by hint. • . G CARROLL, Stock-hi'tAter, with NAihruc .. . tion to himself, recommends the Scheme of the pre sent. Lottery, .pledging himself that it is the most advantage ous ever yet olfefed to the Public. 'lt contains ' . .. 2 S ' • 2 . , 2 and 16,090 other Prizes, with only 4,502 Blanks, a circum stance hitherto unparalleled in LOtteries. The Tickets and shares are selling at the following Low Prices, viz.:— Ticket .. ..k1 818 0 I Quarter • ks 1 0 N a ll 9 19 '0 1 liighth Sixteenth ... 11. Cs. od. G. CARROLL therefore requests hiS friends, who wish to fricure any favourite Nninhcrs, to make early application At either of his Offices, 7, COINHILL, or 2(i, OXFORD STREET, (established 1777), where 7735, the Last Prize ()I 39,0001. wits sold in Shares, with S even other Capitals,. also sold in Shares, in the last October Lottery. The Drawing wilt commence on the 800 inst..and all Orders from the Con.utty punctually attended to. N. IL—Allllusiness in the Public Funds transacted. p" The best of all Novcbiesthe Prices of Tickets and Shares restored to what they were Twenty Years ago. C . l WEBB recommends the present Lottery ILA . to the notice and patronage of his Friends, the Public., on the following strong grounds :—The Tickets and Shakes are considerably cheaper than they:have been for the last Twenty Years, viz.— A Whole Ticket LIS IS 0 Half Quarter. - 5 0 Sixteenth . .. l 6 0 The Scheme also possesses many advantages, and contains, among numerous other Capitals, Two of 20,000. in Sterling Money. Two of 20,0001. in Consols. And the recent extraordinary rise in Stocks has _so ,consider ably enhanced the valise of many of the Prizes, that the Tickets are now,intrinsiuilly worth more than those of any former Lottery. • G. WEDS therefore not only looks for the usual portion.of Patronage with which his Otlieos have hitherto beets honour ed, hut anticipates a great many new Customers in those old Adventurers who have hero se long waiting for the opportu nity which this Lottery affords them, of purchasing Twenty Thousand Ponnds for kighten Guineas, a;nl which may now 100 done at either of , • , - • WEBB'S VORTUNATE• 01,110 ES, 9, COItNHILL, or, - 17, LIMOATE;STREEr, • Where No. 326, the Last Money Prize of 20,0001. ever drawn; was sold its Shares., * 4 . The Drawing begins on .Wednesday, the 30th of VHS MONTH. Schemes of the Lottery, at full length, may be had at Wl:Da i s 011icec. . FRAUD PREVENTEI O . Piro counteract the many attempts that are daily trade ioinsTurse on the unwary a,Sptitious Composition instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY avid MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a new Lattel, to which their Address 97, WO Holborn, is placed so conspicuously, thtt they trust an attention to this, and the ilitierence of the Type, which is unlike all Let ter-press, will enable Purchase aat once to detect the Wyo. , sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and NIARTIN, fl 7, Holborn, will in future be sold in Bot tles-at Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY and MARTIN, 07, High Holborn. • This Day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book- Selkrs, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in iivo. price 7s. 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TIHE following POST-COACHE , S MAIL COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn; Snow-hill The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the• Road, carrying Four Insides and FultrOutsides, sets•Uut every Day at One o'clock, arrives at - Idvertinol next Atternoon• at Six o'clock, . through •Thinstahle, ‘Volnirti, Latlibury, Northampton, Weiford, LutterworthOLitektey, Atherstune, Lichfield, Stone, ltugely, KnUtsfded, Warrington and Present. SOUIHAMPTON, Lyinington, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven ceeloCis in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by FiVe oNclocls.—This is a aunt delightful ConVeyariee to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. ;Values, Havre de Gr3ce. Cherhurgh SHREWSBURY , Wellingtons, and Shitrnal, Post-Coach, eveLy Eveninz at Five o'clock.--4;nanted. . IVEYMOUTH,Durclie,ler ' Plandfurd, Salisbury, 21.ndovar, and Basingsteke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Mu-' Sue's, &e. EXETER, Plymouth, 'Weimontb, Dorchester; Palinonth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coatili, terry Morning, at Seven o'clock, through tionit9n, Axminster, DridpOrt, Bland ford, Basingstoke. um% Begshot. ' • , • . BOSTC/N r Sql.klitir. Petraboraugl:. 'Stilton, and Ilunting don, ItoltlfrLiti Coach, sets •out et'ery Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. • t lIATH and DIUSTOL Plying Post-Coliclies;through Chip penhami, Caine, and Marilairotigh, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Londan- Tavern, Thuntas-street, and the Swann,Vristol, ,next Morns ing.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, LEEDS new light Coach, called Tke Rockingham, acts out every Morning, carries Four'lnsides only, and goes 'remark ably easy, with a Guard theoyghopt. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Betio% a; Doncaster, and Feervhridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, licit morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to ne.the most agi, eabk and coroplett Public Conveyance on tile NOrth Road, being unequalled in Acememod , ation by any other. GLA , 4IOW, Lungtoini, oi:dna-green, Annun, Dumtrfes, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sannither-Kiln, thinainek, Kingswell, and rill Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YOK scarhormigh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New. castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newark', Ret. , fonl, 'redcaster, Darlington, Nortliallerton,,Durham, 'oaf), and Beriviek. Passengers finding themselves fAtlgued from the Jength of the joarney, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any adaition:ll Fare. . MA 1i.1.401t0 C Swintion,./tannihory, Hangerford, and Newbury Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach, every I'. vetting. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whltehaven, Pour Inside Post- Coach, and a Guaid all the "way, passes, through lirough ) Apiilehy,Greatafitidge,ltaciiiiiond,Latterick,lloroughbridge , etlierby, Aherford, Don easter, and Giantliain. Seta out every blunting, and perfortas the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained .on the Road by littaltiess or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being se .cttred in the next Coach.: KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Dolton, Chorley, Oimalirk, and Gera:nig Post-Coaches, every After 'noon, at Five u'clock.—Gnarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach ' called The Regulator, every ‘itvening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Ina, Dale-street; • Liver pool.--.-Guarded throughout. WAKgFI KID Post-Ct4eli. every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whiteloireh, Tarporley, Nantwieli, Northwieh, and Miqdlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at Fin: o'clock. • • SUND.EItI44, 3 ), Kbackton, and Yam, new Coach every Morning, to 'fife Georgl.i Ins, Sunderland. ALtNCLIESTER, Winslow, Cougleton, Newciistre, Walsal, and Wolverhampton , Post-Coach, every Afteriion. Gnarled, SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pust-Coach, called the Ruck ingliain, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with' Guard, sets out every Afternoini, and reaelies Eirmingliain next - day at N00n...- Passes by Oxford, Eustmi Shipstone, to the Saracen's Heuil, Butl-street, Birmingham. HULL, Nortlicave, Howden, Thorn, and •Doneaskr, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Maritet-place, Hull. • DOVER, heal, Margate, Sandwich, Rainsgaite, Cent erbury, Ferertimm, Chatlinra. Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coachee, Morning, Noon, and ,Niglit, 'Wate, litiddeldon, and Cheshunt Coach, every,Mnrnittg. • - • - • TOT'TENHAM and Edmonton Coach (dail,o, ; atilalf-past TeM Halfpast Two, Half-past Four, and lialf-paA Seven o'clock. • • • WAGCONS. _ z _. • To 1-IEMEL HEMPSTF,AD, WAtford lostlStainnore,Three Times a Wads. DNS 'Beceles, nungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, C ry clity,NcES'rElt, Abingdon, itentey, Bristol, :and Men crater, Three Times a Weak. SOLITHAMPTC)N, WlneheStsr,.ll,om,se'y,. Lynaimrst,' ruinkton `Chtisteliurth -, Vorrlinkhri4e, WitigNri), .Poole of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Wrigion3 suiaurtyp.l-la•iiptan, wid l'wielienhhni, Twice 4 .W,ieg„ .OREENWIC.II,3ud Woolwich, grecrDay: 'D. I%IOUNTAIN • and Co. respedinfly acquaint tiseir Frienibcand Publietbat - Ahey wilt not bit ucennittalile for any Parcel*, PitisefigutfuLkiggager Ptak." , illec...of more than Firc ; POl44laYaluetif4lsteetolett t or.Aahnwis4 an. enttrcil as inch and th is Tissutante occoslinsgly, lo.! 4 , , . 4.. ' . . • 'VA PZ?A: s , - , . 3 1 '..1 1 41 ‘ll . „, rPn/c SEVENPENCE. Wl . L;z . r.;l,,,Filtti;S. On Satuttlayevening, alitrut eight okcloCk,e. most al a rming fi re broke out • at a farm, at Weston, near' Ilaldock ; in the occupation of Mr. Farr, which raged with unabated fury, until the whble of the b ings (with the exceptitin , e,f' the dwelling-house) were corepletely 'destroyed ; five liorSes, three COWS, and us manyealVes,tell victims tonic tleyour• ing element.---Unfortunately the tiitretinn , of the, •wind was such as to carry the scattered pieceS. of - flaming timber tOWartis another farm., oecupied by Mr. %Vinney, the buildings -of which caughtt fire, and although every assistance Ivy& gi . V01,04 was practicable, this Win, was doOined. to Shat,• the same fate as the funnier, the %Oink of the buildines being burnt to time ground, except th'e dwelling-house. At this dread' fire, n great quantity of corn, both in the barns and in atack, &c. was destroyed ;• no less than 'eleven barns stood upon those farms, and the premises alto gether are said to hare covered four acres of ground. It is pairiftil to add, there is ttoebt but that this catastrophe was.the wort: of some villain or villains yet undiscovered. • On Friday morning last, between. TO and I I o'clock, a fire was discovered in the house of Mr, Joseph Sharpe, of theta•WrAttiog, which, front being a thatched building, was nearly destroyed, together with great part of its contents. Fr,Jrn information received, there •is strong reason 1 . 6 suspect it was wilfully set tire. • About twelve o'clock on Saturday night last, a most tremendous fire broke out on the premises its the occupation of Nessrs. Lungley 4ild'Brtkver, of Abbott's-hall Form,Great' Wig-bormigh, in this county, which in a short time entirely consumed the whole of the tannery. standing upon nearly two acres of groaind ; also in - the [illis, wheat, the produce of . 25 acres ; tti large . qirentity of outs, and al,o of beans, which had hitely•been taken in.. Three stacks of beans,_ and two of hay 4. which were staitilitig in •she.yards, to -re likewise con slimed, with all the farming implements, including waggon's, tumbrils, plough and cart harness, a threshinOnachine, and much other property used 'in so extensive a concern. The livestock, which was cqnfined in the. yards, was released, except- ing a calf, severgl pigs, and the poultry, wbiel i i Were burnt. Such a lamentable scene of destrue... tion has Mu 'been witnessed since The fire at Nor::.' ton-half, in Put Leigh ; the flames, as on that occa.s sion, were seen at ft great distance. The estate is time property of Mr. Cline, the surgeon. titer the buildings were fissured, we are imacj queinted---the tentrirfs are fairifinately insured, al. though much limier the extent of their loss, in the ,'.l3,se. damage is estimatei 40001. The engine belonging to the Eisex and Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society was eel with all possible expedition, and arrived iti time to save the , house ; but from the drynessof the season, the flames gained so greet an ascent tiney, as to counteract ever'yekertion to prevent . destruction to the other property. There is too much reason to conjecture that the fire .was Cella fully occasioned ; and it is hoped that justice will, eve long, overtake those.ooneeroed iu such villainoui and diebOlical deetL , --(Ctielm . Ai Duper.) Abaut SIX o'clock yesterday evening, a firs broke out at the house of a linen-draper adjoining the 0. P. and P. S. Tavern, in, Russell-equrt, Dritry'-littf*. 'it was occasioned by it g p a • i iif;o,, g . from a candle amongst some shavings -in the first floor (the house being under repair.) Thegreatest, Oait of the stock was removed by the assistance of the neighbours into the atijOitatg house ; and owing to the prompt . rissistance of the , firimen and neighboprs, the flames were extinguished be. l tore they bad Cotnnutnicated - to any other pat t of the house, and without doing any . serious The shop' had 'been Only opened on Monday hist. „, • , t/IittRIOR MEDICAL - AbVICK.*---DrS. COOP RR, NjUilROEi, anti Co. of Charlotte'-house, oppoSite the. Rev, Rowland Hill's Chapel, have establisbea another Medical Board in Woodstock-street, 0-x. ! ford.strect, adjoining. New Botid.:stieet, Where ti Physician .and Surgeon, Members of the Royal' 0011ege of London, of thirty years _experiences reside. That thousands have been restored to hetilth' by their nnited talents, without 'confine. ment, is indisputable, after hospitals bad failed. Eruptions on the bead, face, And .body, ulcerated throat, swellings in the neck, UOdel Oa, the shin bones, cancers, strictures, fistulas, pains in the bead -Lind limbs, lintl nervani tfebifity, ore xlkeetiles which appear years after, and often destroy domed tic happiness. Messrs. Contiau, MuNnos, and co. arc consulted daily - at tuithlioasek, until nitre at night, whets' all the Members tilf the Board alter, iately. attend. "There art.: side doors at each house, and private rooms for feinnles, who 'are treated with the greatest delicacy. Advice gratis, at Charlotte House, Bieck - friars, Tuesday, Thurs.. day,' , ..and.• Sunday; and st Woodstock:house, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sundays, until' 1.4 ,o'clock, • The Piles and Yistula cured without cutting. „ rott-rtNO.—Oit Thursday afternoon, gr. Tohn Gould, from ilindfield, decidcd a het at Brighton of two to one, on i ellen soot., that be *mild fire at 20 halfpence flung in the air, anti plont shots every time. Ittr. Cioutd tired froin a doable-barrelled fowlia . g-piece. He threw each halfpenny to a 'considerable height, anti after takingins atm, his-shote told 18 times out of go, lie ouly missed the lOrlt.,and 12th shot. S ur ne, of the pieces of money log s i t s h ots, and nna watietrutit on both iiles as it twisted in t:hit