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*PARISI! OF ST. JAMES.
Westminster, July 13, 1808.
LAMP-LIGHTING.
ITOT!CE is hereby given, That the Committee
for Paving, Repairing, Ac. the said Pariah. will meet in the
Vestry-Room of the said *Parish, on Wednesday the sd day of
Aetna nest, et the hour of one 0-clock in the afternoon precisely,
to receive Proposals. in writing (sealed up), and to contract for
any terns not exceeding three years, nor less than one year, far
Lighting the Public lamps withth the said Parish; and also for
Lighting the Public Lamps within the Optionanitracts in the said
Parish, with or without leas burners.
I...ichPropet•il to be separate, and to specify the terms and time
fqt whet the Proposer is willing to Contract. •
The km of the Contract may be seen.' and other particulars
gown, by applying at the Clerk's Office NO. 13, Charles-street,
gt. Jaws's-square. By Order of the Committee,
GEORGE HODGSON; Clerk.

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:THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR.
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OBSERVATION'S on a JOURNEY through
Spain and Italy to Naple:., and thence to Smyrna and Con-
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By ROBERT SEMPLE,
Anchor of Walks and Skctckes at the Capeon( Good Hope, Ste.
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LESPINAZ.SE ON ARTILLERY.
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Officers of the British Army,
VS.SAI sox L'ORGANIZATIQP de L'ARME.
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nit. BUCHAN most pathetically describes the
sufferirgs of Children while CUTTING their TEETH, a
most dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ought
to be paid them : while thy weather is se hot, if the'rrihti- on of the
gums comes with any other disorder, very few Infants recover. The
mother ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING
SYRUP in the nursery ; for if a child should wake in the night
with inflammation in its gums, it immediately opens the pores,
kals the gums, and prevents fevers or convulsions.
•Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of the SeOTH:NO
Svaur, may refer to the different eases which have appeared In
this and other Papers ; or may have a list of cures at the Doctor':
boo'se, as mothers are every day bringing fresh cases of the virtue
of the Syrup, where it has saved their children.
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Mr. Golding, perfumer, No. 42, Cornhill, at 2s. 9d. a bottle.
Good allowance to country shops (for ready money) by apply-
Ire to the Proprietor.

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