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E,DN _E S DAY, JU../!TE 27, 1810.

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A FORTNIGHT'S RA.NIBLE to the LAKES
ri.?On W'STMPRELAND, LANCASHIRE, and
'CUMBERLAND, . -
By lOSEPH_BUQN OATH, Esq,F.S.A.
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GENERAL SI R JOHN MO,OU's CORUNN A
PATENT ,CAMP I.IE DSTE Ap, forming a regular
li4ilitary Bed riir the'Fieht, 'Barracks.- ite. also a,SOFA•for a
Tent or pp m, &c. and likewise a S E.A,COT fur on board
Ship, the CV,lrole packing in a small Valice, allowed the most
portable ever- yet manulacluyed,• ,inveuted by MORciAN,
and SANDE KS, No. t 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand,
who most humbly presume the highest -honours ought to be'
paid all those who so, gallantly live and die tor their King
and Ccianry. . •••• • . ,•

tOlt. BILE AND'
HALLAM'S :PILLS. •
rr MgF,,pills are parii, ui4riy.re.ccimiliended-in all
411.. Bilious Complaints', ,•tiether arising from a weak of de-
rafted Atinin of rhs 511)0,130., • fron-i Colds, whereby, inc
Secretion vt 13ile is'obstrueted, or -Iroin Excess in Eating or
DLinkitg,_Wherein-the. ttiti rsrendered .acrid and e-rrosive,
and tegurgixitte.t.s.o..the Sturnay.b, causing Sickness, 1 atuntice,
W i tu4 i sortiers'; I Lou, &c. •
:, ttt # lit tsl Costiveness, a. sluggish State of, the ,Bowds,
miring regn-ancy, they may be .ken
with singular good effiA. •
Price .26 .gd . per ilog, duty included. - •
Soki- tvlwlcsate and retail by 4,0vr.:a0.d. Fdw4l:ds 66, St,
Paul's Cliumn•yard, London, and retail by Baxter,Edin-
burga, 4,1113'111, 1)014., and •+ll in • -.

••..• • • • - •
. . lIEAL I'l4 AND L' •Isftll.VitY. - • •
DR. jAM ES'. s AN A LEPTI.G... PILLS,. which
were contrived by ,t Ile illVelltOr4is, a. Reineclyf)t
self, and which preserved him tiv-a-ri atvaii.yea „rt sth
inkrahly calculated' t'or -10eurpatisms, Colds, and all those
complaints to wli.fol the human 'lrani& is it im the
vicissitudes of for,- Bit; •o•,, 411
other Disorders of the Stomach and Rowels ; and tor 1-1:4,
aChs: indigestion or tty ,free -`
Sold' aro by I,,,Ni‘.,ivr.tery. so”s, at
.the•Aisrelvpiiv.
for Dr larres:..s Powder. N. 4s. sr Paul's Church. Vaal,
and at Dr. I Jrnesis-1 tite,FfonSe, i n 11-iiitott• street, price 45.6 d.
a Ws, coptainingy! Ptlis ; .or si% in one large 13ox for 11..45. ;
wow gieq,uine bitt tli6Se'Which naiie the w,rcis ",F. New,
-may, engicaved in t he:stamp.
*** A true. jiidirra,:nt wilt be tinny', of the pretensions of.
a Man wle offers Dr lames's Pit l 3 tor whenitits known
• that he was, a ,inere lahourer in the Doctor's garden, and to-
tally ignitrant of the pritiCipal r. jameS's Pow.
'der, of which lie had the audacity to advertise himself as
', the orgrrial anti only
.preparer ;" thOugh it-is proved. that
this Medicine was aetually prepared and sold betore he w4s
born, and that het never was employed in any par!' of the pro-
ceis , . ,

,1•0 ljt.ro tok, Lsq.
9, New Bridge-Streef, London.
. Honoured Sir, .F.ciiilurgh; ‘,.Tisch 18, iBOl
T BEG kaVe -to inform y 014,• that 'ever since the
year i 7
4o ; I: have been alllieied with the Lues Vene.
rea • which, • from its obstinately reisting every course of
Metficirie-prest.ribed by the most eminent of the Faculty
here, and undergoing seyetal severe courses of salivation,
and twice diseharged from the Hospital, With little relief, •
vaould•annear to be of the most. inveterate nature. In the •
spring of last year my disorder had- got •to such a head, as
nearly to put a periOd to my existence—l had a large ulcer
on-the-crown .01., my head, one on each arm, and my legs.
"were broke out in a friglaaftil manner ; • my right' was thead-
fully:painful, and had been in a state of _ulceration, for the
last seven years.; my left had also two large nodes on it,
was • very much discoloured, and gave- me such exerutiat-
ing pain,. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de-
prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I' was recom-
mended by Mr. 1.. Thonapsuri, • (who. received so great a
cure by them • liere);•'to• take your • Leake'S Patent Pills,
which I began to dw am the- 26th of May ;; in the course
of affortnight, I. began to receive benefit—in little.-more
than a Month, thesulcers on my herd . and arms Were
Soundly healed---Soon atter, the sores on my legs healed
also ; leaving, however, considerable discolouration in the
skin, and pain in the bone of the lett,
,which, by the !nes -
sing of Cod, and a little longer perseverance in year inva-
luable Medicine,. subsided ; 'the nodeS dispersing, the skin
regaining its natuyal hue., and tne.nocturnal pains gradually
going oil. I thus became, by your literal advice and Me-
dicine, perfectly 'free ,from all my trifler complaints—
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be.
come jolly and tat, in which state navingeontinued many
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at
lossin what terms' to express my gratitude, ,but be you,
for the good of. other suftering mortals, to
.make this my
ease as public as possible, as I shall 'on every occasion ;
in so doing, you will- greatly .oblige, Sir, your grateful,
ob,:dient, very humble servant, ALEX. MIJILICER.
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh,-
Witnesses to the above Cure :
!ORIN THOMP,SON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and
I OHN M'INTOSH, Old Assembly... Close, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, . •
TROMAS LOR, Member of theitoyal College of SW.
peons, at his House, No. g, New Bridge-street, London 4
where, after a constant residianie of morethan thirty-six
years, in a practice particularly. directed to the cure of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental- to the Parts of
Generation, with that inviolable' secrecy which men of
his profession shduld always observe in such cases, he
hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously
administers to persons taking- tins Medicine, wil, be
esteemed, by a' discerning Public, as 'an advantage s el.
dom attainable and Vold of all ambiguity. .•
Also sold, by his appointment; for the convenience of
thosediving at a distance, at the eerturrier's,• No. 3.5,' St
Albans-street, Pall. Mall ; the Toysoop, No. 103, Ox.
ors-street; • Mr. Disborough'S, No. 7, • fish-street-hill,
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1 Uniou.row, Little Tower.
hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, 'Edinnuvh; Mr.- Mac-
! donald,.-Glalgow ; Mr. Lull, Dame-street, Lublin; and by
t ohe pers-in in every considerable town in Great liritainand-
I reland, in Boxes of only zs. -9d.. each, sealed' up with full
and plain directions, whereby persons of either six may
cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.
Every Box sold in Great•liritain is sealed up with
' a Stamp, on• which, by favour or the Coinmissiuners is
printed, at the Stamp Ottice-:-" I'. Taylor' No. is, Ntw
liralr:e.street,"—to imitate which is felony, and all others
are Counteifeita.

PATU4LLING.OFFICE,

June 26, 18to.
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THE COMMJSSIONERSjor y JCTUALLING
His Al AJF.STY 's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on -
Friday, the 6th of July next, they will be ready to receive reside
in writing(seakd ep ), and treat with such Persons as will un-
dertake typo-04Ft all the YEAST that shall ke made in hi;
Majesty's Brewhouse at Deptford, for one year, from the 2U
day of that month.

The Conditions of the Contraa may be sren at the Secretary's
'Office.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
sm be in3erted iir Toords at length, or that rho/1 not be delivered to
•the Board befire One o'Cloci, o•r the said Friday, the 6t6 of 7017
next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person
. ott his avends to answer when called Jot.

. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
' ysom 9. TBlO.
rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil-
-a- YESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, Mat
Profosals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or be-
fore Friday the Da.y of June !Inf. from such Persons as
may be willing so undertake" the Supply &f Sandry Ankles of
CARPENTER'S WORK, consisting of Chests, Cases, and
Pack;ng Boxes, for Service of this Depal-tmeng, for a period of
-
Tbiee 1.44r5,

Patterns of the ilriicles may be viewed upon Application at the
Principal Storefreeper's Office, at the Tower ; and'pertber Par..
ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Coniraa,
may be known at the S'ethtag's'Office, in Mall, aPres.xid,
any Day, between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clqck,- where tha
Proposals mt: ft be delivered, sealed up and indorssed, " Proposals
for Carretites \ Work ;" but no P Opflais can he admitted after
the said 191 h Day of
,yune, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same
Day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Paily making
it, or an /lent in his Behalf,,shall attend.
By order of the Board, •
R. H. CREW, See.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 26, 810

Admiralty-Ofce, June e6,181Q.

Admiral Sir 'Roger CurtiS has reported, in his
letter to Mr, Croker, of the 23d irmant, that his
Majesty', sitaop the. Bonne Citoyenoe captured in
the Channel, on the- 21st, French privateer,
called 'l3e- Maitre de, Thnse,.pierced for fourteen
guns, oral), four mounted, da• complement of
this ty men; •
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War.. Ojke, 711 lie 16.

19th Raiment of Foot, Lieutenant-General Sir Hew Dal.
tyiniit,r4 Lot. from the 37in -Retiinerz. of le-por, to be C0.,-
, lone', vicv General Hulse. '
34th Ditto, Lieufenatit-cnorat Sir Eyre C.,,,tc, K. B. trwat
- the 6ad Regiment of Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lord South-.
'aldpton, deceased.
37th Ditto, LientenantGeneral William Wemyss, from the
93d Re6iment of Foot, to be COldnel,.vice Sit Hew Dal-
rymple.. , . •
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6zd. Ditto,' General Sarnuel Hulse; frotti the 19th Regiment
of Foot, to be Colonel, vice Sir Eyre Coote.
93d Ditto, Lieutenant-General Honourable Francis Need-
barn, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Colonel,

vice Wein)ss. ,
sta Lt.opil Veteran Battalion,. Major-General !elm Manners
Kerr, from the 61d Regiment, to 4e c,:oionel, vicc Lieute-
'nant-General Needham. .
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Comm;sstions signed by- the Lord 'Lieutenant of the West
Riding .ot the County of Y.ork, City and County of the
City or Yz-,:k.

2d West York Militia:

To be Captain --john ThOITIRS lienry. Hopper, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Edward Holgate, Cent. Ensign and
Quarter-Master David Naylor, by Brevet.
To be Ensigns --lohn'Oliver,.Cent.
.Edward Willan Oildie,
Cent.