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London, England, 1812-09-18 00:00:00

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, lel2,

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THEATRE` ROYAL, GLASGOW, TO BE LET.
TO BE LET, for such a Term of Yvars at; shall
be agreed upon, the THEATRE ROY AI. of GLASGOW,
with the Scenery, Wardrobe, &c.--Apply to C, D. Donald. and
I. P. Fleming, Writert, in GlassOw.—Glasgow, Argue 27. WI It.

hsSEX COAT.
SPORTING and FISHING, SOUTH-BEMFLEET, near Ray-
leigh ind South-end; MANOR, FREE-WARREN FARMS,
IMPROPRIATE REC WRY, Mr..ROBINS,
At Garra:s ay's; on Wetinesda, Sept. ::0, it 12, its Five l.ota,
'THE MANOR of BAMELEET, alias" South=
Bettifieet, with all Fines, lierrirtr, and Quit rents. extend-
ing over many tlmuiand Acres of Laud; also the Impropriate
Rectory of Soy h-Beinfiee: afjte.aid, with all the ryt'le. o. (:Ore
and Pulse, arising from the Land in the Parish. Ako, a very
eligible, compact, and desirable Freehold Estate ; comprising a
newly erbeted Farm-house, with 0.67 CS and all neccsiary Out-
building., and several Enclosure; surrounding the buldings ;
containing about 287 Acres of Meadow, rich Arsble, and Pasture
Land, with the •cythes of Corn and Pulse arising therefrom :
Lind about Five Acres of Woodland in hand, on lease to Mr.
'•Knightsbridge, of which eight years will Se unexpo-ad at Mi-
chaeltuaszcxt, at a low rent; early possession may be had under
an arrangement with the tenant. .
Also, Soutit-Benall •et Hall farm, containing about 185 Acres.
with. Farm-hou* and Buildings adjointstg the above, on lease to
Mts:Tututsa•' yt ars unexpir:A ac Mtc,a,imas:
a low rent.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge. Kent
Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of. whom Particulars mcy he had, and at the
•Post,hons:: ; at the Hotel, Sontheed p the New Ship, keel:ford;
CrOwn, Btliericay ; Wirt., Hart and Cups, Colchester; Black
Chsford; White Hart, Ronsford ; of Mr. Banbow, Soli-
citor, Lincoln's Inn, vthere alias of the Estate may be seen ;
Mr. Adams, High-stroet. Oxford; at GarrAWAO ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square.

• PARK-LANK, ovirinoking Hyde-park, Kensington Gardens, and
aiminatoling the highly picturesque sten. ry of the Surrey
Hills.7-Capital Family -Mansion, Offices of all sitcriptions,
Three Coatis HOU6OI, and si.tble Par Eight Horses.
By Mr ROB1:43,
At GarraWay's, on Wednesday, Septetiber SO, at twelve,
A, Very Desirable L E .4ES E 110 LD ESTATE ;
comprising a very Commodious FAMILY. MARION,
adapted in every respect for the accommodat.on of a Nobleman
or
.Family of the First D•st Inc+ ion, clmmatidlng the biglity picttr-
resque view or Hyde P.irk, Kleisolglowairdeits, a,ut shge varied
and extensive scenery of the Surrey the Property of
*Nobleman; captioning, on the Upper, floor, trio handsome Li-
braries in froot, pr; naffs .windows, Pour Be d-roonis, B.le
second floor. Sis Bed-chambers,'(wn Dresaitig-tonm-, and I wo
Water-closeti; Priocipsl fl.inr. a Drat Anti.' oom.Two PrOrltig.!
rooms elegantly finish, d, end French wind,,ws ripening. us a Bab
cony the. whole le.,gth of House, sal V.rands, a Latl/s
Broillifasi,room; 'Principal .Bird-cuamhtr, with
tr-chisets, and Attendant's rvorn;Unmet.!-fittor, a
hauriterne paved Entrance-hall, inner-hall, aiid sucon•
dary Staircases. a capital bowed ling-room, Botlees-room and
Pantry, liouskeeper's-roons, Servant'..-!,all, detached Others:
tout I..a.dtr., roomy Kitc..en.Sculteri,, Larder, 'Wash-house and-
aundry, capital Cillars for W.oe, luser, &c. Areas, Vaults, and
errant's` Entrance, S able. for Light Honks, '1 lime Coach
11049-11, Lofts, Men's-rooms over,
To be viewed. by 'i ickets; Particulars on the ?remises; at
Garraway'-; and or Mr..ttohiew, Warwick-street, Uokleti.square,
tc-veltont betels for vieselri4 sway belta.h.

LARGE I'M., INN, COPFF.F.-IsOU:sE, I'AVRAN,
:MAMAS, nousF, fOrSA I.E, si used in Edinburgh.
Witlyn the Royal Eitel ange Cat ElliO.turgJi„ no Wed
nesday, the Se- h of October, 'lel It. at Two In the Afternoon'
• 1:E FOLLOWING I'REM! SES, part tit the
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t:tqua. tati.4l Estate of STODOArr DRTIDALL,CO4Ca./1111411r
MAllZMllth.Coetraebr, In Ellibuigh: • .
.1 Lott I: Tile tong-established lats, formerly called the Ebek
.Bell, but now the I urf (7r4ffeet-htease, Hold, and Tavern, pos.
'Sealed by Michael B. 'Vulloch.. ,
The accommodation, in this houie, frino the number of its
eportnients, and the conveciency with wl.lZh they are laid out,
the long-euntineed re•nrt of tt avellers of • all descripeons to it,
and-its aquavits in one of. the (neatest thoroughfares, renders
11 it ap, obje-ct wortlip.of the attention of any p-rson vrie,ing
to invest Ids money in au eacellent security, and of any one who
is, diArotts of vineries at once hito aloug-c,tablished bnsiuess, in
a holm! to which the whole of the Mail-coaches toldiatugh,
and.some of the other public etultaget rim. • • •
Ai joining to the house is *large 011sce,used by the Mud-coach
Ctettiactorst tritit aback Office adjoining. in which there is a
alee;l4-phiceNhichnie w form a part of the first lot..
Lot g. 'fife Stables, C.riaett-bosses, Esc.' behind and lollimunt-
. caring wldf the chitcb-olice.cortsksting of Our Stables,ooe
r tat stalk; one of six stalls, and two others capable or containing'
eight bums each, with hay-lots 10 cads stable. There is also
r..simuntxla•Wn for five carriages, A large Granary, Or:Acting--
mitt, and ether conveniences. _
list: two preeetling Ibis w:11 he disposed of, together If p
ur-
ur-
chasers incline and *di form the, loge* hotel and totable
ini,e* in tdinaugh.
Lut.3. Tim Stahl:* situated in Psulswork, Edinburgh, Insar
• the above yrCiniles, which form'one Pf the most complete stable
ettablishrreuta ih Edinburgh, consisting of eight in number, viz.
six for eight horses each, one for s'..z horse!, and one tor three
horses; standing for. 16 carriages,Hay-infts, Straw-loft, Harness-
rooms, Boiliog house, Ostler's-house, and a Granary capable of
coo wining "upwards of SOO quarters of grain.
'lot 4. A Stable entering from Clyde-street, containing 4 stalls,
Ilaydott, &c.
lot 5..1 be First Floor of No. 35, Leith-etreer, consisting of
Dining-room, Drawing-room, four lied-rooms,
Kitdsen, and al
Bcd-closet, with a Cellar.
but 6. The Surplus Rent of h`g2 per Annum, payable by Mr.
George Montgomery, Confectioner in Edinburgh, for twelve
years after Whit ,untide last, for a house in Prinees.street, at
sent possessed by him.
Lot 7. Ten Shares of the Hercules Fire Insurance Company.
..The Turf Coffee-house, the Stables behind, and at Paulswork,
will be .hewn by the Trustee on Mr.Di ysdale's Estate, or by the
present Tenants ; and the house in Leith-street, and Stable is
Clyde -street, will be slims ou application to the Trustee.
Farther puticulafs may be bad on application to Mr. Arroll,
the Trustee, on Mr. Drysdale's Sequestrated Estate, No. 47,
Prinees-street ; John Campbell, er Joho Archibald Campbell,
Abercromby-place, fi.linbargh i or to Alsaauder Moab*, Par.
lomera4teset,

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SALES BY AUCTION.
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LARGE SON, WARWICKSHIRE. •
SOON WILL illillleiLbElf.AUC t lON, in London,
_(Utiless previously disposed of by Private Contract),
THE ADVOWSONotSOLIHIJLL, nearly mid-
way betrreen s3irmingham and Warwick; consisting of an
excellent Parsonage House, and about 88 Acres of rich Glebe
Land, and :he•l ythes belonging to the Rectory of the Parish,
which contains upwards of -11,000 Acres, together of the esti-
mated yearly value of between t and .e3o00; the present inium-
bent aged :,bout 56 yeses.
Printed Particulars may soon be had at the Auction Mart ; of
Tins. Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; ot Messrs. Richardson and Co.
No. 7, Lincoln's-Int.-fit Ids; of Jost ph Harding, Esq. Solihull; of
Thee. Hunt, EA Stratlcrd on Aron ; and of Messrs. Webb,
Webb andwood,Szlisbury, who will treat by Private Contract
ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE...
'FREEVOILD.ES FATES, FOR SALE; UPWARDS OF TWO
• HUNDRED AND SEVEN I Y ACRISde—IN LOTS;
By WILLIAM JAMES,
At the Swan Inn, in rite town of Ross, en .'lintraday, the Bth
•of October next, between three and six in the afteinouti,
subj •ct to Conditious of Sale to be then produced,
Most desirable anal compact FREtHOLD
EsTA l'E, called the HOMS, situate close to the town of
oss, and to the navigable River Wye - comprising a Dwelling
House, with necessary Our-buildings, and upwards of 100 Acres
ot very excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, and Or-
chording; in the !wilding of Mr. Joseph Terrett.
Also several Parcels of very rieh and fertile Arable, Meadow,
and l'asture land, (the Meadows chiefly adjoining the Wye;)
containiag in the whole about 1/0 Acres, situate %he parish of
Ross, and in the several-holdings of Mr T. Pritchard, Mr. Amos
Junes, Mr. Wan Gyttings, Mr.Peorge Pye, Mr. •lhomas Ro-
binson. Mr. `Palmer, Mr. Wm. Mayer, Mr. John Syer, and
Mr. HaviLsnd ; which will be sold in lots, to be spec fie I
in future particulars, or such other lots as may be determined
upon at the time of sale.
Ti,e shove Estates are of very superior quality, are extremely
valuable from tin-ir contiguity to •the town at Russ and to the
Riser Wye, and precut many de.irable and Ireaut.ful spots for
building
_upon; particu'atly the Hoots Farm, wh!ch lies cn a
gentle slips to the south and south weat, with the river Wye
in front of it.
Mr. David Roberts, of Ross, will appoint a person to stew the
premises. Possession may be bad (escaping only a part of the
lands in Mr. Jones's occupation), at Lady-day next.
Printed particulars, with maps annexed; may he had at the
principal isent in Ross; Gloueerer,- and Hereford; and at the
London Coffee-flonaelLudgate.lllll, London.
For further informat on,- apply to Mr. Darts, Land Surveyor,
at HornVigshant, Wilts; or to Meisrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Lud-
low; Shropshire.

OXFORDSIiIa&
VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, A WHEATLEY AND
.CUDINMDON.
To be SOLD by. AUC FLON, try7Mr.
At. the Crown Inn, Wheatley, on Monday, the Stith day of Oc-
tober, tele, m twelve o'cicsit precisely,- in Lots, •
LPUND ItY eligible FREEHOLD FARMS; situate
at Wheatley, hi the Parish of Culsleadon, in the Chanty
Oxford; comprising together near WO Acres of extremely pro-.
ductive inclosed and ithe-free 'Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land, with goOl Farm-bowies, Barns, htals'.e, and other con-
*mien' bonding ; In the occupations of Thomas Juggina, Wm.
Juggint, Jitlus Haynes, Noah Creov, and o:hers, 'runny tenants.
Also, en old-established INN, at Whealev, caricd the Citown,.
with extensive Yard, Uarden, trblee, and other .00nven:esit
Buildmgs; and several Cottages,-Closes, and Galena, iu- Whea.. t
ley aforesaid.
Alio, a compact and vi.ry desirable inclosed FREEHOLD
FAttM, txitlui good Dwelling-house, and convenient Buildinpsi
situate at Cudilesdorr; cal rd the Park farm, containing uewards
=cat 42•Acree of rich Armin, Meadow, end Pasture L.and, in the
occupation of-Wm lumina; and a w..llsaeciatomed PUBLIC-
IIOUsE, at Cu 'dession, 'ailed the Cumpaeses.
• NV hearley is within five miles of the City of Oxford, upon the
Tamp ke-ro.ri learlifig -through Wycomh to London ;'and the
btir a; es may be VI. wed at any trine applization to the'l'ettauts,
and N:f. NOIII Crook, Wheatley.
-Printed Particulars may be hal on application to Myers.
_Graham, KluJetley, mid Dailivine, nu, London ; and
Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oat rJ; at-whose Offices Maps of
the Estates may be_svess : also of Mr. Gills, Land Surveyor,
Farelsam, Ruts ; at the Pik* of :Cake; ansi of the Auct-ouees,
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DOR M. BAKER,
At the King's Arms Inn; in Dorclierer, on 'lttsday, the 27th of
Oc:obee, 11112, at Vim o'clock in the Af.ernoon, in Two
I.ots, ou such coodirloas as shall bethen and there produc‘ll,
E FEE SIMPLE and INUERITANCE
tbZ following Eliel'A'Fßi:
list 1. MI that the Manor and Lordsbivor reputed Manor
anti.l.ordship of A tnieste.li, at:d the capital Messuage,Teournl.it
and Farm, catied Atm.steell Farm, with theAppurtenaticts, sit
lying an 4 WIT, in the l'aridt of Buckland Nestoni, in the
County at Dorset, now in the tentsce or odruterion of Lomas
Crow, as Tenant tUreof., consisting of &good Farmstiousw, Ont.
houses, Bat ns,S•ables, and othersterxwary and conveni:nt Butl2-
int", a Carden and Orchard, well stocked.with Trees, and about
4711 Acres of Tic': Mealipw, Arable, Pasture and Coppice I.and.
Lot 4. AU that of er Me.sukte, Tenement and Farm, with
the, Appurtenances, cadet! Kaoake otherwise Knoake's' Farm,
astuate, lying "and bring in the said Parish of ilueklatid Newton,
pow also in the occupation of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant
thereof, consisting of a good Farm-hone, and Garden, Stables
awl convenient Out-houses, and 7tl Ael es of excellent Meadow,
Paature,sand Arable Ladd.
• !fixese Estates are situate in a Sporting Cowry on the borders
of the birdie Vale of B!ackinoore, about ten miles from Dorches-
ter, eight trom Sherborm ;till tour from Cerne ; and abound
with Coppices and line Oak,l Asb, and Elm 'limber. 'the Te-
nam's Lease expires at Lady-I) t 1818, and at the other usual
and customary tiows of quit tint ..states in them parts.
ip• The Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Profits
front I.ady-Day, ISIS.
For a vb.-xv be Premises apply to the Tenant, and for printed
Particulars o: the Eaates, at the 0 MCC of Mr. F. Oakley, of Dor-
' Chester, Attorney-at-Law ; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm House
1 at Armeswell ; at the Principal Inns and 1 ibraries in the Towns
of she' borne, Shafte-bury, Blidport, Blandford, Salisbury, and
I Exeter; an :at Messrs. Pearsons, Solicitors, Pump-court, Temple.

MANOR OF CRACKING TON, CORNWALL,
'lO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
THE INHERITANCE in FEE-SIMPLE of the
MANOR of CRACKINGTON, situated between Laun-
ceston, Camelford, and Stratton, in the County of Cornered;
together with the several Meuuages and Farms within the said
Minor; now in the pesession of various persons, tenants at
rack rent, or under leases for 99 yeah, severally determinable on "
ore, two, or three }fives, The Manor of Crackington comprises
about 1600 Acres of Laud, and is most eligibly situated within
a ring-f Luce, adjoins the sea, and abounds with very extensive
and picturesque views of St. George's Channel, Lundy Island,
and great part of the County of Cornwall. Sea Fish of every
description is taken on the coast, which forms one of the boon-
&ries of this Manor. There are due proportions of Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land; and a quantity of very
thriving timber is growing on the Manor, which is most conve-
niently situated for Manure, which is found in sufficient quan-
i tity upon its coast. The Farms are very well divided and capable
of much imp vhe said Manor,apply to Mr. John Cock, St. Gann's, 1
Cornwall; and for pat ticalars, and to treat for the Estates, to
William Drew, Esq. New Inn, London; Charles Whole, Esq.
Pncknell, near gummy, Hants ; Mr. Law, Land Sareeyor, Ex-
mouth; Mr Paige Stevenstone, Torrington, Devon; or to
i Mssxs. Wes add James, Soli' ken, azoirs...-July 22, 12/2.

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CAEANARVONST:III/F....NORTH4FiILES.'
TO BE SOLI), B Y PRI VA IS COI ALlar, •
THE MANQR,IincI ESTATE•of BENARtf-ft
, containing about is 3 Acres, sittings-neer one mile from dot.
town of Conway, and entnnianding a beautiful vew Its Bap,
River, and country adjacent; the House,- with suitable Office s-1. t
and Fartuqat et and its buildings in perfect repair, and newly ant.
compleatly furnished, fit fur the immediate reception of a lenity •
of distinct;on; the Lands highly improvtd, the Gardens,
houses, sod Orchards in fulltnAring, and producing abun,lanct
of the finest Fruits; its Hoods and commanding situation have
been so much the object of admiration, that it is unnecessary t -
enter itro any description of thent.
Two detached Parma, with good Houses on them, containing
about 50 Acres, will be Sold with the above, or seyarately.
Apply to Mr. Robinson, No. I. Canty-s•rert, Ina: . ,
Alexander Tate, gardener, at Dearth, Will thew the premises. •

DIAMONDS AND I'EARLS.
DENIS JA CO 3 begs leave to inform the Public,
he has removed from Cockmiur street, •;) No. 57, Mar.,
gar et-street, Cavendish-square, where he en ti, u.-- to give the
full value' in ready money, for DIAMONDS and PEARLS.
N B. To be thsposql of, a most Supezh and Faellonable
BANDFAIT fur the HAIR, composed of the 6.lest Brillantt ;
ai h ma y other article; ift Diamonds and Pena Is, wand hand.

HOLBO N HOUSE, tdi,l4K3H lioi. ISO RN.
TASTE AND ELEGANCE, COMBINED %val. ECONOMY
AND FASHION. •
ANACPFIERSON, REES, and Co. beg. )have to
Lvg- Inform their Friends and the I'dLtic in general. that they
are enabled byt'mtir immediate connection vethathe first Linter,
Mount, and Col Tom Houses in ENGLAND,'ICIPTLAND, and
IRELAND, to have cominually on Side at the abOve House, a
must Extensive and ClieceAssortnlent of the Cue A PRIIT LiNEar
DRAPERY and Hoateai Goons in the Timis Kimono's'.
N. B. GREAT BARGAINS in Suawts, laisn linens,
Ca st ea ie., Japan, Plain,Striped, Corded, and Spilled Mumma.
COUNTIRPANBI, SIMILTINOS DIAPERS, MILK 2nd CorTort
Host, and every Article for aourring, &c. &c.
Country Dealers-served on the lowest terms.

' DISH, Contractor for the present Lottery and
T• the one just finished, returns his sincere thinks to the Pub- 1
lic for their distingutai(d Favours, and it happy to announce the
following List of Capitals sold in Shares at ins Offices, No. 4,
Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, where the Fortunate Holders .
may receive their Money on Demand. 'l'. Blau can with clt:fit.
dence recommend el e Improved Scheme of the New Lottery, .
postesing Prizes of ,e2o,l)oo,initeaci of ,¢1 6,000, yet containing
more Prizes than the last Lottery; and is the flu:sliest Prizes of
£22 gave such unlvervil satisfaction, they are retainedin the
NEW SCHEME.. CAPI FAL PRIZES
2 of £20,000 are 49,000 sour ST
9. 3,000 —.. 600 IYISII, IN SHARES,
4 10'0 4,000 • IN Tit a
4 50') 2,000 Lbttery lust Finished. '
' 6-. soo 1,1100 • •
_ 6-- 200 1,200 No. 3,651 Prize of £16,000
8 s, 100 BOO 974
.10 ..... - SO 500 3,680
10!--, 40 !co 600 ...... A , 5OO.
16 —t: ' -25 -- 4,.'0 2,786
Apfso Ammo
.22 42,900 11,726 ...... B
All to be dream • And Stvert Mies. of £3CO,
'4i6e 20tfi of CiCyODER. •and',E2oo4 &t. &c. &c. •

1.1-IE GENUINE .MEDICINE, SPlLSaUjitY's
OATEN ANTISCORBEI 1-1.0 DROPS,•ba• the words
"Py the .Patient," 'expressed on the bottles, Bill of Direc-
elm:, and .Oursde Wrarp, r; and the Kiiies Duty is -print d in
black Ink.—ln hoitles of Six Shillings, Double Ten Shillings
and Sixpence; and lama One Pound Two Shallop, Duty in`
eluded. Compound Esience
To Mr. Srat.sauir, IS, Soho square, London.
• Cranbrook, July 18, 1812.
Sia--11aving estperienerit so much pent It from your PA•
TENT ANTISCOP.I3UTIC DROPS, without ingratinde I maw
not let it remain unknown ro yourself and the public. I. was
sadiy afßicied with the Scurvy in my legs, which for two yeas
gradual y became worse, till I had above 400 ho es to them, above
20 of which were much broader than a shilling.
My state b...ing keown to a humane gtntlentari. he Informed
me of a case Very imilar to mine . the prrron had been c:snfined
M bed the greatest part of two years, and by taking a few small
bottles of your Drops, was soon cured. By Isis recommendation
I was induced to give Ceern a trial, and to my great eur:•ri.e and
comfort, I soon fuur.d my sores healed, and after taking three
small bottles I could do my work without incerivenence. To
prevent the return of the disease, I take about one small bottle
. each year, which ha.; fully succeeded to my wishes ;and I remain
_your obliged humble servant, TIiOIIAS KENNARD.
• Witness, Joseph Dobell. ;
RHEUMATISNIS, PALSIES, AND GOUTY
, AFFIICTIONS, wish their usual concomitants, Spurns, os
flying Pains, Flatukecy, Indigest;on, and general Debility (ori.,
ginating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured
by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, alto
*very other means had felled.
• The FLUID Essancs or MUSTARD (used wilt the Pills, it
dwell conliain's where necessary) Is perhaps the most active
peoetratiug, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curial
tyre sevinvot SPRAINS and bRUI,ES in less than half the time
usually taken 1 epodeldoc, Arquebusade, or any other Lint
meat or Embrocat,ion; and if used immediately after any ad
silent, prevents prevents the part turning black.
WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE,
Is equally efficaeous for all ill-conditioned Soter, Sore Lev
Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Sbinglei
Bre,kings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and •Eyelids, Sore an
Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of ever
Description. •
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. lr
Greek-street, Soho,l.ondon. The Essence sad Pills at 21. 21
each the Cerate at Is. lid. and 2s. 91. Slid by every Mediclr
Vender in the United Kingdom.
• • The Genudie has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of
I oh.uston inserted on it.

C:HING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.
WORMS are the most frequent sources of Ch
dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and gw
&An of children should be acquainted with. They isocaston
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation a
irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pit
they prig on convulsions; they affect the growth of the bet
and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. B
as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the abt
excellent Medicine ls universally allowed, on the testimony of
highest characters in this country, both in rank and respects
lily, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suet
in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, ;
gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the k
can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of &ilk
should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort so, wh
s7er the stomach or bowels of Children are any way dkotdo
which it will always be found to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4, 'Cho
side, London; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; Jones', WM
Alhnot and Mallory; Portsea ; Hall and Johnston, Gosp
Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck an{ Roseland Tut
Hull ; Hoziand, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Oillteri, Plyma
Knott and Lloyd,. And Swinney and Co. Sts
and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeserß;hrAbilasMandit
Reaburn, Scott, and Baiter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M..Doi
Glasgow; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson God C0..1
with; Swinten, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Bill
and Lathbury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger. Dotter; W
Brighton ; Roberts Sedan, s,nd Rut . Cheltenham; hod n
by most country medicinevendess , isms% at as. ed. sod