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I%idstone, 18th July, xBol.

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TTHAMES and MEDWAY CANAL.
iHE PROPRIETORS are called upon for a far-
ther Payment of rol. per Cent. for each-Share in this
_k!ndertaking; and as the progress of the work now renders
the weekly Occasions fOr money very considerable, it is re_
quested that. the Proprietor's witl not omit to pay :be Call
Dlinediately, at the Banking-Houses where their names were
Elibscribed. • By Order of the Committee,
W,s. SC UDAXIORE, Clerk.

boo," BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE,
No. 950, dated 16th of jan. act.HE •
ISTOTE of the above Number and Date,
advertised to be Lost last January, has appeared at the
it, placed
and froth there being two very large X on the face of
placed at an interval of distance: from each other, thete
Is reason to think, that it has been offered in Payment to,
or in Exchange with some Person who, being acquainted
With the circurnstanco of said Note being lost, had, in con_
sequence, put those marks upon it to prevent or cheek its
circulation, though circumstances npiglit prevent the making
- a.distovery ; should these conjcdures prove correct, it would
Pe deemed a -singular obligation if the person who so parked
Jt Would give the fullest information in his power respeCting'
1...4 to Messrs. Barber and Smith, No. 9, Sweeting's Alley,
Royal Exchange.

•
AYOUNO LADY of. respalable.
is gesirous of being an ASSISTANT in sorrie es6birsli-
ed FEMAIJ SEMINARY. She possesses a perfect know-
ledge of Music, and all kinds of Fancy Needle-work,. and,
if required, could instruct her Pupils in the ruditnents Of
the Frach Language; her views in this Advertisement are
dire6ted more to the comfort of the situation than.to pecu-
igary advantage.
Dired to A. El. to be left at Mr. b. R. Ward's, NO. 27,
Paternoster-iow.

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ROYALfIOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
MARGATE. 7. . .
lIIENJAMIN KIDAITANT bt I to rn
egeave
:retu
A." his KIDMAN
and grateful Thanks for the very
liberal Encouragoment ha has experienced since his taking
the above Premises. He begs to inform Families and Single
Gentlemen frentienting Margate, that he his furnished his
Hotel in a supe.rior stile of neatness, in suits of A partine,.:,
equallyas select as at any of the ,first HorelS in .London.
A Collie Room for Gentlemen, where the London Papers
are daily taken.
KIDMAN likewise begs "to say, he carries on the Wine
Trade also; having spartci nn exertion or exp;rce in procur-
ing Wines of the very first quality.
. Good Stabling, neat Post Chaises, Glass Coaches, Soci..-
tiles, &c. &c.

• DEVONSHIRE.—NEW 12buRT ifOUCE.
To BE SOLD, the LEASE, with immediate
-possession, Three Years and Half are unexpirc; at
Michaelmas, is situated two miles from Exeter, on the Road
to Exmouth, and consists of a convenient and elegant itesi-
dence,, within a Ring Fence, forming the appearance of a
Park: The House, Offices, and Gardens ate three A cres, the
Paddock 54 Acres of fine Meadow. The
.spot on which
Court is situated, is one of the most picturesque in Devon,
commanding a view of the Ex, of the Grounds of Powder-
.ham Castle, of Mamhead, of the Park of Sir L. Falk, and of a
great variety of Seats of different Families, Avith an, extensive
.Prosped of t*, surrounding Country. The Neighbourhood,
in potnt of Gentlemanly Society, is one of the most desirable
in the Kingdom. The salubrity of this part of Devon, and
of this Spot, is known as generally as the• County. itself;
The Gardens are formed in a style of elegance and taste,
anti most abundantly 'cropped with Fruit 'and Vegetables
or every description. There are' Two Conservatories, one
on the first constrtiaion of principle, 40 feet, and' the
oth,3, 22 feet, filled With the rarest and most valuable
Plants. The House consists on the Ground - floor pf
an Entrance Hall 27 feet by Io ; Breakfast Parlourl7.feet
Valice Library 17 ieet spa:ire; Denim-roam 39,fect by IX -
~antrv
Water; • cloSet • Kitchen Servants' Hall, Butler
" • . - • "

a„ -try, hairy, Shoe and Knife-room, Larder, Brewhotue
Wash-house attached ; the Second'. floor, Drawi»g-
&)nt zy feet by r 6; th ee excellent best Bed-rooms, ad
iireSSlitg2rOOMS ; three Worileti=Servants' Rooms, and-Stort-
. f'"9111 ; the Third-floor, two best Bed-rooms, and a Dres;--
.!,2..ror)tn, and two'-Men-Servants' Rooms ; remarkably good
a`A Inc and Beer Cellars under the house. Attached to 6e
11 and inclosed with Walls covered with Ever-greets,
re 1-ices of the tirst description, two 'Four-stall and two hreetall Stahlesowith Harness-roonas and most Capaci-
Mis Lofts ; double' and single Coach-house, Cart-hou3e,
Storehouse, and , Bottle—house; two Cow houses, Hen_
house,' Pi sties Tool-house an
cli Coal-
101.1se. There are two Pews inTopsham Church.
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ix. Furniture and other things'to be taken at a valuatiCn.
be viewed, with,, rickets only, by application °trate Pre-
Mises, where Particubr mav
on on. be obtained ; and of R. Rzy,,
N ID. 22, Gower street, L - •
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THE SECRET•SOUGHT IN ALL AGES, FOR THE
.1-'CIOD OF MANKIND, IS AT LAST FOUND•OUT,
1 Y.T.. GARDNER, M.-. D. M. E. No. 75, . a.nd
NO: 76, Long-acre, London.=-See its efkas belOw :
-,-, . - • TAPE-WORMS. .... Ali:
t, •h• Howard, aged 84, was recommended to Dr.
.ardner
Aliii4t.e.Vicar of St. Patrick's Cathedral, in Dublin. She W./S
zldc,ttxl SiXteen years with the Tape-Worm, Ithetnnati-sn-f,
the
H I'Lmstns, -but was cured by his Pills in six weeks. Airs,
n4Y said now be
ed Seen in good health, at the Widow's house of
Cathral.

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RHEUMATISM. .
Sir
Te Dr. Gardner, of Long-acre, London..
,„„11., I was, touch afflided with -a Nervous Rheuniatim for
was
years, particularly in'my head—so bad at times that I
i?tal.s in drstrattioil; indeed there was net a johtt.al Ale flee;
>'i}! I can now with pleasure say, 'I am well br taking,vour
s• You "may recorket my brin,z;ing a note irorn ter -yruau, not being able to
.pay •:-.nray.the rewafil Volt. "
I am, Sir; y;-..;irs, Sce. ELLEN CILLIN:;TON.
ratriiik-strect, cork.
DROPSY.
•
• john.Weamor, bellows-maker, George't_strect, Cork, *as
at tin: point of (Lath in a Dropsy, that violently afflicted the
head, as well as the body -end limbs; but was perfedly Cured in eighteen days, by taking that
universal- restorator,
Dr . Gardner's Pills. Attested by Mrs. Ward, Boarding-
School, Cork. -

FLUX OF BLoon_-. •
sir, z had been long ailliCka with a
.Complaini my
towels, which turned to a Flux and V °rutting. It ,vas car_
meal Very fast, till you prescribed forme a box of your
',ls, which stayed the.. complaint the first night, and cured
tne in three days. Being out of town myself, my cure will
wer.,veritiled by Majorßiack of Cork. . I am, Sir, yours, &c.
k
Nov. 2, ISoo. MARY LEE.
4° Dr.'Garcier.
Draw CONTRACTIONS IN THE NECKs ‘-
the head half round, with the face over the shoulder.
iti“elleformity is worse than the pain, as there is.seldom any
st this complaint. A shocking instance was seen in the year
—Mr. Coner;ship-chandler; Coal-quay, Cork, has a
391 of nine years old, whose head was drawn round so that
.his
chin rested on his right shoulder • nor could any medicine re-
?hove it, until Dr. Gardner's Pills and Plaster were applied,
afvv boxes of which has perfeetly cured.
A LARGE WORM-1N THE. STOMACH.
A Young Lady was takiug Dr Gardner's Pills as a -Puri-
et; after using ten boxes, she passed a round Worm nine
zriclies long from her stomach.. What a pity that this Me-
-me Was not used its every family, to prevent complaints;
In the stomach, bowels, and kidnieS, to' purify the blood,
strengthen the nerves, 3cr.
hundreds of People have • seen Worms in the Doe-toes
session, from thirty to forty feet long, expelled-Sy these
"is, which are so safe that Infants take them.
_ Dr. Gardner's Plaster, and Ointment, sold in Town
"actiuntr3•7, at. 3d.' 105. 6d. and.2lS. per box ; also famil,
aBe3 51. each. Advice every day till two ; Mondays,
FridaVS till nine at_night, as,the forenogi.. or these two
.aYsis de:voted to the Poor.
ti,Also Mrs. Gardnee,s. Essence of • Roses for sore Nipples,
21',h !at ilever tails oiling without- pain,. even when the Nipple
been chopped half through, ss. sd. the packet.