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London, England, 1810-04-02 00:00:00

- • . .
ft !rill', of French Prisoners of Wassuriendered at Marigct,
. . - . St. Martin's, Eebrua r y . r 5 , 1810.
Detachment of the 66th Regiment—,l serjeant, i 6 rank, and
tile. < 1 l;i!L:'-
Artillery-5 rank and file.
Total 22. - - . - -
N. B. One Captain, the Commandant, not included, as
he is of the Stall; and not belonging to any corps. One wi-
z .ssate of the 66th Regiment; on serjeant and one private ot 'th4.
• itrxill-ery, reported deserted, not included: , • •
. . (Signed) .G. HARCOURT, Brig.-Gen.

'Return of Dutch Prisoners of war, surrendered at Great Bay,
tt. Martin's, Feb. t 6, aro.
Infantry aaually evbarked—t Captain, a Lieutenants, z
. Surgeons, t Serjeant.Major, 6 serjeants, 3 corporals,
bugle, 47 privates.
Artillery dittduis I.ieutenant, a corporal, 7 privates.
Total Lieutenants, z -scrieants, r serjeant•
. major, ;6 serjemts, 4 corporals, t bugle, S 4 privates.-
• Reported to have deserted--t serjeant, 3 corporals; t bugle,
6univates 4-the Infantry, and 4 gunners of the Artillery.
.1A Ifespital•-7 privates of'l n fantry. •
Grand Total of the Garrison-- Serjearcts, drummers, and
rank and file, 88 ; 5 Commissioned Officers.
(Signed) G, HARCOVRT; Brig.. Gen.
MY LORD,

I 0
Cuidaloupe, Feb. 25, iBle.

lt. is with the highest satisfaaton I have now the
henour to report to your Lordships, for his Majes-
ty's information, that the power of France is extitt•
guished in this part of the world, as will appear by
the accompanying inclosures frotn Brigadier-General
Harcourt, containing the capitulation of St. Eusta-
tiuS upon the 21.0 instant.' On, this auspicious
event lain happy to have served as an humble. in-
struments to extend the military obaraCter of my
country, and to promote the general interests of
humanity. I, have sent Major, Berkeley, my first
Aid-de-Camp, with these dispatches. This Officer,
high in my confidence, is well qualified to give your
Lordship every information of our whole operations
during this rapid campaign.
I have the hunour.to be, &c.,
G. BECKWITH,
Commander of the Forces.

SIR,

St. Eustatius, Feb. 22, iSto.

It is with very sincere pleaswe, that I am Ino'vv en-
abled to report to your Excellency, the. successful.
fulfilment of your commands, irl regard to the com-
plete expulsion of the enemy from this qtarter of
the world, the island of St. Eustatius (his last pos-
session) having surrendered by capitulation to his
Majesty yesterday evening ; and the Dutch garri-
son having laid down their arms this morning, they
'will be embarked as prisoners of war during the
course of the day.

I have the honour of enclosing a copy of the
Articles of the Capitulation, as agreed on betsireeb
Lieutenant:Colonel Stewart, of the 25th Regiment,
and Captain Dowers, of the Royal Navy, on the
pait of Cornmodore Faint and myself, and the Meth-
bets of the Council of St. Eustatius on that of the
Dutch President, and I trust your Excellency will
approve of our haying confirmed them, as they in
differ in-the principalvoints, from those ra-
tified. by your Extellenty at the surrender of Guada'
loupe, and are in conformity to the instructions with
which you honoured me on this subject:
That the important obje you' were pleased to
entrust to me have been attained without loss, is to
be attributed to the previous arrangements of your
ExCellency, and especially so in•detaching torce,
augmented and :supported by the means and mea-
sures ofCommodOre Fahie'and his squadron, able
to carry your plans into execution under any cir-
c.urnstances, notwithstanding the fortresses, -de-
fences, 'and,: strpng positions, both at St. Martin's
.4nd in th;§ island, are such as to render them ca-
p:tble of a serious defence against very superior
unmhers.

In every part of ottr coMbined- operations; Corn-
rixodore Fahiesbas tlnapifested the:most an xious'ioli-
citude for the adVariCement of the 'King's 4rvice,
and-on shai-e;as well as in• his own partie`6lar;clc-
partrnent, haS afforded me the advantage of his most
friendly 'and a tile .assiitatice,
I have the -honour to enclose returns of the Dutch
'troops forming the late garrison of this island; and
of the captured ordnance and "arriMuninftion. • ,
- • ' I have the honiinr'tO 'be;
(Signed) G. HA RCO'OIII, Mg.-Gen.
His Excel Lieut.-General Sir G. '•
Becky6(ll, Sc.c. • •
- Li-ler•Ofalow,the Articles of Capit4l4oi.)

Afthrithy-Office; March 3t , 181 0 .
- -
Copy of a Letter from the Hon. Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander
,Cochrane, K. B. Commander- in-Chief, of his Majesty's
ships and vessels at the Leeward Islands, to .tohn-
Esq, dated on board his Majesty's ship- Pomp6e;
Basseterre, Cuadaloupe, the' 27th of February, II 8 :0.-
. ,
• SIR,

I,have the satisfaction of announcing to the Lordi
Commissioners of the Admlealty, that the flags of
France And HoJland no longer- watre in the Antilles 3
an event singular in itself,-and I hope will .prov 6 be-
neficial to my country. •
. .
The surrender of the islands of St. Martin's, St.
Eustatius, and Saba, has quickly followed that of
Guadaloupe. Thls,service was, in conjuneliOn_l,vith
Brigadier-General:-Harcourt, most ably performed
by that judicious 'Officer, Captain Fable, of the
Abercrombie, to whom I gave the temporary rank
of Commodore during-the expedition. His reports
Ihave the honour to enclose.:
• I have the honour to be, &c.
• (Signed)
.A. COCHRANE.

`Annexed are two letters from Capt. Pahie, of the Aber.
crUinblei,to Sir A, Cochrane, to the above &tied.]

Admiralty-Office, March 31, 1810:

Rear-Admiral Sir R. Strachan has transmitted'to
Croker, Esq. a letter he had received
ti-om Cap'. HaVvtayne, c9mmanding his Majesty's
ship Q.tiebec, giving an account of his having, or.
the 21 it inst. captured, near .the Dogger • gankr
Freuql) privkiteer lugger, L'lmperatrice, of 'l4 guns
•tnen, on her first.cruise from dalais.

PRICE a

STOCKS

flank Stock, shut
NaVt 5 per Ct. 99i 99
Irish 5 per Cent. 95
4 per Cent. shut
3 per Cent. Red shut
3 per et. Cons. 68i
stank Long Ann. shuti

IDA?.
India Stock, stint
India Bonds, us. us. pr.
EXcheq. Bills, 3s. 6s. pr.
Imperial 3 per Cenr.l
India for Account,
Cont. for April 69 #

.
Henry Parker, of Halifa%' Yorkshire, 'manufacturer, froth
April 3 to 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Thomas Barlow, of the Strand, Middlesex, tnercey and tailor,
April 3 to 17, at ten,. at . • . "
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. •
William Bennett, of Ludworth, Glossop, Dcrbyslitre-; vieL
tualler.

B,IN4CRUFTS.
Thomas Luke, of EXeter, Devonshire, brewer, to surrender
April 3-, *l7, and 'May iz, at ten; at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. LoxleyoClieapside.
Robert Smythe, late of Tottenham, Middlesex, mor,ey.
scrivener; April,7, *7 and May 12, 'at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Winbolt, Fore-street, Cripplegate.
Frederick Phillips, late of Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, shop.
-.- keeper, April 27, at four, 28, at eleven; awl May 12, at
eleven, at the Red Lion-Inn, Shaftesbuiv. Ai,ornies,
tvlessrs, Pearson and Son, Pump-court, Temple, .Lon-
, don; and Mr. Samuel Durnford, Pensbury.lious... near
Shaftesbury.
john Hamilton, of Bristol, merchant, April rt, [2, .and May
12, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies,
Mr, lohn Tarrant, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mdssts.
B. and 0. Smith, Bristol.
Samuel Holt; of Manchester, grocer, April IS, and May
12, at eleven,. at the. Star Inn, V 1 anchester. Attornies,
Messrs. Pass and Reddish, Alerinchain, Cheshire ; nr
Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, London,
Joseph Littlejohn; of Gosport, mercer, April 1.3, of tivo, r 4,
at eleven, and May . 12, at one, at the India Arms Inn,
Gosport. Attornies,. Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and
New lam, London ; or Mr. Cruickshank, Gos-
•port. '
Charles De la, Hault, of Birmingham, Spanish leather-dres-
ser, April t 6, at four, 17, at ten, and May 12, at twelve; at
'the lerninghain Arms 'lnn, Shiffnall, Attornies,
Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartletes-buirdings,tHolborn,
,London; or Mr. John Hill, Shrewsbury.

DIVIDENDS.
April 7. William Fisher, of Cambridge, woollen-draper, at •
'.at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
May 5. Thomas. Broster, late of Liverpool; stationer, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
May 5.. Solomon Levien the younger, of Barnes,- Surrey,-
broker, at twelve, at Guildhall,' London. , •
April 28. 'oho Schaft4, of the London-road,- Surrey, floor.
cloth-rnanufaduter, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Apriritt Samuel Harris and John Clarke, of WorrhWood-:.'
street, London, ironmongers. at eleven, at Guildhall. •
May 1. William Fincham, of Coyent-carden, Middlesex,-
earthenwarcinan, at one, at Guildhall. •
April 28. Henry Grundy Beetson, late of Gray's-Inn-square,
Middlesex, money -scrivener, at twelve, at G uildhall
April zr. Thomas Cotton, 'of Lornhill, •London, stock,
broker, at one, at Guildhall.'
'April 17. John James Fuller, of Yoxford, Suftblk, draper,
afeleVen, at the Bell Inu,Saxmundhain.
IMay S. John Philip De Cruelty and Philip, Gavey, now or
late of London, -merchants, at ten, ai Guildhall. , •
April 23. Eliza-oetli Favell, Widow, 'and. lames Pavel], now
or late of Cambridge, painters, at ten,-at, the Black Buil
Inn, Cambridge..
April 2i: Sathuel Stretton, of WillingdOn, Sussek, shop-
--keeper; at ten, at the White Hatt Inn, Lewes.
:April 28. .Mark HugheS,•l3ury.court, of Love-lane, London,
,wool-merchant,,at elevenot Guildhall.
May 5, l'ohn Herbert and George Herbert, of Grange-road,
SouthWark;
.Sutrey, tanners,- at eleven, at Guildhall,
London: ':-
May Mittheri;-,Hey, of cateaton-streets.London,
.ware-
, houseman, at eleven,...at
April at: Henry Chabaud, Of Plurntree-Sir&et, BloOmslittry;
• Middlesex, jeweller, fat eleveti, at Guildhall.
April It. Elias. Chapman,. of Ttinbridge Wells, carpenter, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
May z 6. Richard Martin, and lames Bain, of Fleet-Street,
hoolesellers, at-twelve, at Guildhall.
April it. Ann Neve, of the Strand, MidelleseXi milliner, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
April 28. Ricbatd Maugharn. of Brentford, Middlesex, dra.
per, at twelVe; at Guildhall.' - '
April zr. Robert Naylor, of • Basinghill-street, London,
merchant, at one, at Guildhall.,
April 23. John Smith, late of North Wamberough, "edunty
of Southampton, sack-,inarttifactitrer, at eleven,. at-. the
George Inn, Odiham.
• April at. Robert Prested, of Brick-lane, Spitalfields, Mid-
- dlesex, shoemaker, at ten; at Guildhall.
• April 21. lanies Lythgoe, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, at
ten, at the Globe TaVetn,LiVerpool. •
April as. Elliott Dawson, late of Hinckley, Leicestershire,
hosier, at three, at the Bull's Head Inn, Hinckley.
April at. F. H. Christin, Clarke,' ande. Bowen', of
t-ollege-hill, London, merchants, at eleven,. at -Guildhall.
Apri zt. H.
ri . Powell, 9f Oxbridge, Middlesex, builder,
at rwelve,*at
April 27. John Ogle, of Pickwick, Wiltshire,,-Esq., and
. Wm, Walton, of Liverpool;
_merehints, at.eleven, at the
- Globe TaVetn, Liverpool. .
April 24. E. H. Shorty, lite of New Sarum, and since of
of Exeter, cutler, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Weymouth
and -Nlelcombe Regis.
May,7. Thomas Davis, of Wolverhampton, StaffOrdshire,
ironmonger, at' eleven, at the lerninghant Arms Inn; Ship'.
nal!, Salop. -
May 7. Joseph Arrnson, late of- Eyton; Salop, miller, -at
eleven, at the jerningham Arms Inn, Shitfnall.
April 17. Thomas Smith, 'late of Brandon, Suffolk, wine.
merchant,, ar eleien, at the Chequers Inn, Brandon.
-April zr. Daniel Shaw of Barnsley, Yorkshire, mercer, at
eleven, at the White, Bear Inn, Barnsley.: .
• CERTIFICATES. . •
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April 2.1. Wm. Smith, 'of Portpuol-lane, Gray's-inn-lane
M lesex ; pump-maker.
lames I nskipp,-jun. of Battle, Sussex, carpenter.
I olin Purbrick, li,te of Fairford,- loucestcrshire, corn-dealer.
Edmund Armitstead, late of Giggleswick, Yurkshire, cot-
- ton-spinner.
lames Wood,-of Lirdfield, Sussex, vietualler.
Robert Joyce, of Larith's-COnduit-street, Mid•llesex,raylor.
Alexander Niven, late of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-
fields, Middlesex; master-mariner. . /
Joseph •Zamira, of -Bevis-Marks, Houndsditch, London,
grocer.
Thomas Capreol, late of Bishop's-Stortford, Herts, money.
scrivener.
George Smith, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen-draper.
Joseph Reppen and Min Reppen, late of Clapham, Surrey,
i
• dealers n coal.
Thomas Longbottorni—late of Holbeck, near -Leeds, York.
• shire, clothier. • •
, •
lames Turner, of Rochford, Essex,. carrier.
MichAel !nob, of Berners-street, Commercial-road, Middle-
sex, w,holesale-dearcr in Foreign Spirituous Liquors.- •

.CHARGE OF SWINDLING.--On Saturday Johrz
Cooper was brought to Bow-street, before Mr.
READ,.: by Anthony, who vprehended him.. Hugh
Bevan, a silversmith, of Mary-le7bone-street, Gol-'
dm-square, stated, that on Friday last the priSon,er
cawe to his shop, , and purchased plate to' the
amount of 411. I=ts: for which theprisoner paid him)
by a, draft upon Drummond's, for 531. w. signed
John Cooper ;" and
.he gave
.him part of the
change. It being past five o'clock,the draft was
not sent to Drunidiond's next morning,, when
it was refused payment; no such person -1.13 John
Cooper keeping cash there.- rhe• plate was sent, 'as,'
direted by the prisoner, to No. 10, Lower" Eaton
Street, Pirplieo. The prisoner was. alsO charged
with obtaining a pair of pis4sis, -a' gun-maker,
in Charing-Crbis, desiring to'be sent' to his lodgings;'
at a hook loWoadstock-street. The prisonectook
the pistols of. 'tlie,man who was sent with them; and
asked perMisSicin. of .the landlord to write-a jvek,
which .he 'gave to the man who brought the pistols;
who, supposing it to be a draft forAliemoney,,went
home' contentedly. The prisoner was coinrhittect
for,further examination.
. .

ki IP 'IVA'

ORAVESZND,'MARCH 29•

Sailed—the Upton Castle, Adams; •for India ; Woodman,
Harrison; for Malta; Atlantic, Clarkson, for Halifax ; and
the Ann and Isabella, Rogers, for Quebec.

MARCH 30. Arrived—the Caperley, Milne, from Matti,:',
Sailed—the George, Curry, toe Montreal ; 'Stag. ijoilcit,
for Madei a ; and the' Mary Ann, Tonga, for Malta.

SIIIOIVS' FOR APRIL:

4 '. •
FRQM ACKERMANN,REmOSITORY OF ARTS, AND
,
VASAIONS &C.
•

. LADIES.
tveNtNo-oa: OPERA DRESSES. —A robe a la. Rinse Ot
Opting green`v'elver,-'with appliqued stomacher and slashedl
'Ong st",..e.of-whitesatitormamentezi.withiteari. A Mina
tairb.ni'ot,frosted satin, with. large pearl crescent in front.
-White sat-n mantle, trimmed with- Aossarner down, and con-
fined in front of the throat with'a clianiOncl brooch. Dia-
mond necklace, and: ear.rinivi ~White satin slippers, laced
' and bound With Silveri White kid gloves, and tanufuarved
ivory.
A white satin slip. .a Pap:gigue, trimmed with gothic lace;
long sleeves full•at the top, with cuff's- ba.cerrespond with,
the style of the dress,. Laced stomacher front, peaked both
behind and before at the bottom of 'the waist. Hair 4n Or
eastern style. confined with a comb ornamented with pink
topaz, and flowing in loose irregular curls over the bands in
front. Ear-rings and necklace of pink topaz.. Pink satin
slippers, with silver gothic clasps. White crape fan',
wrought in silver jessamine.
A Grecian freck of Aurora gauze, worn over white satin;
1.-7,,,unt to the feet with silver. A nun'irveil
of net lace, thrown over a head=dress, consisting al
a silver hams'ea, confining the hair, which appears beneath
in dishovellel curls.

.
. GENTLEMEN.
tut.l. DR tSS.-7-Supeitille COrbL'au colour civt, with 6ver
buttons ; white marceila waistcoat, single-breasted ; light
taa,•:= green, or cream-coloured kerseythere breeches ; also those
of lack Florentine silk are very fashionable and- consistent in
this style of dress. Dark: blue coats, with plain gilt buttons,
ate likewise considered fashionable. The cravat is stilt worn
high td full.
Mo a 'tic Da, ass. Consists chiefly of dark.:colourect
mixed coats, with long waists, and narrow lappels and .
Jars t•-the coat cut very, high in the neck. Double-breasted
striped waistcoats, formed of various, inaterials„such Mar-
cellas, bulilerseymere,. &c. Ribbed kersey mere breeches,
with high-top boots; also plain stocking pantaloons, witii
half-boots.

-An occurrence has recently taken place at Lan,-
caster, which excited i,strong sensation there
Lady of -family-and connections. was: suddenly taken
ill in a. large party, and a -physician being sent fort'
he declared,..M the p-eserice at the company, that
the young person was in a way ail Ladies vi,ishect
to be who loved their Lords." The- Lidy -having
unfortunately no Lord to love, wag so shricked 'at ttict
exposure, ghat she quitted the house, and never stir-
red .abroad for some months. She persisted in de-
nying the Doaor's in• order 4hat•
he truth might nevenhe-contirrned, khe privatell
'delivered .herself:Of -the child, 'which she was sus"
pealed , to have. thrown out of- :the window jnto
pool .of' water.' By ;some-chance. ihe iidant was
lound:.in Cline to preserve-itslife; but before the mo-
ther could beiclentified',, she Made her.esCape",-..ifi'd
now on her. voyage. to America. She was pot
standing .indi6ted for the misdemeanor, and a ft uo
bill found accordingly: - - •

. .
' big 14.5..-
'rOn Wednesday morning, the Lady'-of.•Mr. Samuel Chat-
field, of a Daughter:
On. the zyth ult. the Lady of Henry Edmund Austen, Et,ct •
of Shitford,Hopse,' Surrey, of a Daughter.
On Satur4,last, the. Lady. uf:A. K. Mackenzie, .£s4'
of a Daughter...

114tCl<IP.D.
On Thursday last, at Croydon, Frederick Coles, E. 0 e
Mincing:4=e, to Anna, second- daughter ut• George Fielf".
Esqc of Croydon.
'Me same day, at St.. Pancras Church, Tohn Nfartinl.olo,
fun. Esq. to -Helen Lacy; widow of Captain, Lacy, of rile
i'orps'ot Engineers. :
_--•

0/at?. • •
On Thursday last,. after a lingering illness, at. Waking
ham-place, Lambeth, Mr. Walsh, late of the Strand, Clic-
mist. • • • • • ,
'On thkl3th ult. at Gautby,- in. Lincolnshire, Robert, VP'
ner,:lisq,
. On Saturday the 24th ult. after a short illness, Mr. lames,
Skelton, late at. Cheapside, in the 3oth year. of his. age.
On the 2.gth ult.. at Hertford, Mrs. Cherry, aged 7.;
On the 36th ult. Mrs. Wheeler, wife of Charles W heele,ri
Esq, stiperintendant of the London Dock, and eldest claug'"
ter of the late Robert Pitches; Esq. of Stvithin's.lanc.
On, Friday last, in the 73d, yearof his,age, after a *Terv.
and painful , illness,
,Mr. Robert. Baldwin, Bookseller,
Yatembster.row. ' •
The same day, at his seat near Teddingtort, the far' of
Courzown,• at.the advanced'ageof 79 .years.

• 2 To THOMAS TAYLORe.Esq.
Not
,9, New Bridge,Street,' Lundell.
Honoured:Sir, Edinburgh, Watch tg,•igoi•
I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since
th 6
L ce: i have been entitled with the Lues
rea • which, from its obstinately, resisting every- course °
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculrf
here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivatier4
and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relie;
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In ells
spring of lest .year my .disorder, had got to such ahead* 3:
nearly to put a period to my existenee—l had a large Lilco
on the crown of my head, one oti ea:eh-ant, 'and my le'
were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was diea“,
fully painful, and hail been -in a state of,uleeration tont!"
last seven ve.ars; my left bed also two large ,nodes on tit
was . very much diScoloured, and gave me such exciutist-
Ing pain, partieularly'when warn in bed, as nearly- to 04
prive the of rest ; in this lamentable state, I. was recoil,:
;mended:by Mr.. J. Thompson,. (tv ho received so great,
cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent
which I began to el-e on' the 26th of May ;in the CO'
of aefortnight, I began:to receive benefit—in little
than a month, the ulcers on my head and .arms
soundly
,healed,--soon after,, the, sores. on my legs n°l4
also; leaving, • however, considerable -diseolouration in t
kin; and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the .t4l°':
va
-Sing-of God, and a little. longer perseverance in your ,P-i 0
hieble Medicine, subsided e the nodes dispersing, the sill
regaining its natural lute; and the nocturnal 'pains erigiaite..
going oft. I thus became; -by your liberal -advice-a:el
dicine, perfettly. : Tree. from all my former complainte)c,
have recovered my former spirits and strengtib and an'. 'O,
come jolly and .fat, in Which state navingcentinued in 3
months-to the' astonishment' Of; all who knew me, 1 'II' at.
a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but 'beg r°i
for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this
east.;:as..puhle as possible, es sliall„on. every pe44i ~
Ulr
in so doing, you greatly'lblige,. Sir, ' your • grar,
t,
obedient,-very humble servant, . • ALEX. 1%.:W •
Ediatiiirgh;' ' '
Witiiesses.to the abiaVe Cure cf
•jo lin Thomason' No. 3, NeW Poultry Market; at:IL
ail n 111,.` hero $ Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.
„ ; • ki.repireci_and' Sold hy' the sole'PrOprietor, , •
Thom es TeYI. Olt IVlernher of the 1(44 College of
• gee-11s, at his Hbuse, No. 9; New Itrufge-t-,treet, Loielon:
where, after a constant ,reshleriCe :nor,: than thirty-5'4
. . in. a ,prettieg: part icularlY...direeted to the
Venereal Complaints 'ale.' those incidental; to she Vart'''),
ce.nft4i44l.;.-with that inviolable secrecy' winch • [nen .0
photee.sien: ehould always observe in such cases,
hatters himself, the advicieand.asSistance he gratititon
administdrs to 'Persons .taking this, .Medicine,
estei-eieti,, by. a. digc-eruing. Puhlic, an adisanr•lAc'
dam attainable and all ambiguity. „,
Also, amid; by his: appointment, tor . the :CenverPel'et,
tho,se,iiying at A distance,- at ,the rerthineeeet,'NO..3P
Alliah';s,street, the TOyshop,NO.,,,,k°,_3' edit
4 ordtreet ;, Mr. Llisberough's, No. 7, FiekreOcer
Bookiellee,: No. i, Uniou-rnw,,
. .11111 ;. Mr. Baxter's* 4coth.bricip, gclinh ukbrli.; I‘,l ef•
donald, Glasgow ; Mx. Bat,. Daine-street, Dublin ;'an
one pets,,n in; every considerable town in Great Briraii°ol
•, Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with
o'ol
. and ,plain dire lions, whereby, persons ot• either -•seg
cure themsdlves %visa ease, speed, seciocy, and safety'
tfr
' N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed or
a Stamp, on which-, 'oy ,favour .of the Cornmissioi
'printed, 'at Stemp Office—" T. Taylor, No. ei
Bridge-street,"—to isMitate which is Felony, and all
are Counterfeits.

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