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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Thorntot, R. Thornton, and J. Thornton, of 1 ondon, mer-
chants. 1.. Hoff horn and J. J. Iselin, Mill-stairs, Rot ht rhithe,
merchants. T. Jendwine and W. i.mart, of Basinghall-street,
velvtt-weavers. 1. Faultier and J. Rodwell, New Bond street,
booksellers. W. 1,. Reay and T. F. Hay, Liverpool, surgeons.
E. Robinson, of Cheapside, and T. Fletcher, of Gibraltar. J.
Rawson, W. Rawson, 1. Rhodes, and R. Briggs. of Halifax,
bankers. H. Cartwright and R. Woods, of Liverpool, coal-
dealers. W. Wood and T. Cooke, of Birmingham, factors. J.
Eyre and W. Askisam„, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn-factors.
J. Telfree and W. Attwood, of Basingstoke, inanufacturers of
sacks. I. Kempsan and F 4 Fekon, 1 irsnlogharn, dock-dial ma-
kers J. and T. Firth, Heekmondwicke, Yorkshire, merchants.
J. Royds, J. G. Rork, and C. Royds, of Rochdale. J. and J.
Orcaves, London. .A. Wallace and 1. Pugh, Harp-lane, Tower-
Street, commercial agents. R. Wells, W. Robertson, and W. J.
Brotherhood, Camden Town, brewers. 7'.1. Wilkinson, R. Oak-
ley, R. Sankey, and I. °Wield, Holywell, bankers. C. Sweed-
lard, J. Wilkinson, and R. Waters, Warnford-court, Throgmor-
s•rect (so far as regards the said 1. Wilkinson). J. Niallett aid J.
W. Devey, Miresing-lane, wine-merchants. R. Botterill and R.
Cattle, York, paper-stain. rs. J. Doming, J. Po•ter and W. Bates,
Manchester, machine-makers. 'F: Grinsley and W. Willson, Le-
t-ester. grocers. R. Barnes atlT:l'illotson, Liverpool, tailors. J.
M`Donald and G. Grant, Old Broad-street. 'l'. cud I.Tennant,
Leeds, merchants. M. I(annen and T. Reed, Wellclow-square,
surgeons. M. Luscombe, E. Luicumbe, M. Luscombe, junior,
and W. H. Bayiy, FAH StOIIrhOUSC, Devonshire, merchants,
(so far as regards the said M. Luscosube.) 1. Hargrove, T.
Hargrove, W. White, and T. Cusbsn, Blackfriats-r ad. hatters.
M. Coltman, Wordsley, W. Grafton, Brittle-lane, and W. Bacon,
Wolverhampton, Staffor.!shire, gLososannfatturers. J. Jebb and
J• Redman, Ketlworth, Lekestorshire, tallow-chandlers. T. P.
Dawson and T. Lipsham, St. Jannes-strett, confectioners. J.
Re burn and J. L. Hirst blinories, woollen-drapers. 1. Davits
and M. Wood, St. Nicholas, Worcester, milliners. R. Crossley
and G. Smith, Giltspur-strect, silversmiths. M. 11. ad and A.
Gardener, Walworth, linen-drapers. A. Lamb and W. Nichol-
son, Princes-street, attortsien M. and S. litook, Paternoster-
row, printers. J. Goodeve and M. Miall, Portsmouth, liner-
drapers. R. Hargraves, Hill, and J. G. Armytage, Thickholders,
Yorkshire, c lotlsi. es.

O•MORIWW.
Sun nses Sun sets, Mono rises,
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LOCK AND SURGICAL DI/PENURY.
His Royal Highneits the DUKE of YORK, Patron,
Eurgeon, Mr. KlaIN AN, Member of the Royal College, Lothian
THIS excellent Institution, erected for the public
benefit against the delusions of tmpyrielint in' this law/
of practice, has to boast' the cure of no its than 8200 patimi
since 1806, many labourlug under the most detperate Venerm
infection. The amebae and highly effiracious plan of treutiotat
pursued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inetureeniemet
public citaritit s, gives a certain, sa"e, and speedy cure, whhet
confinement, injury totiee constitw ion, or any circninstarneswhidi
can betray t ) the friends of the patient the existence of their din.
ease. The tarty symptoms of infection are auredin a ftw 4.4
and the most comp tcatt d forms of str.ctures, debiiity, ulc. ratima_
&c yield in one half the time Wiggled In other imtitu ions of ty;
same kind to their compkts removal The most resp-c•abk mows
have given it their support, from a convicts= of its impeller ag„
van ages, and the secrecy and honour with which the estabruti.
aunt is conducts d, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Has. T. homy
Right Hon. R. R. Sheridan, Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. Joliala,
teach; Esq. M.P. CoL H. Clements, M.l'. and Col. Walt, hien,
M.P. The Surgeon may be consulted by either sex, at Vs pi
vate hoes?, No. 1, LowetChartotte-street, Bedlord4ittart, fiat
9 till 12 in the morning, and front 6 to 9 o'clock at Light, eibto
letters front town and country, post paid, may be addrertell
when the necessary advice and medicine Will be given, or salty
any part of the k.ogdors. .

ANI'I:SOOKBUTIC DROPS. •
IT is worthy observation the numerous Canis tht
have succeeded by tile use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT
ANTISCORBUT DIC ROPS and the following remarkabk it
stance occurred in a middle a6:wed WO4llll who applied for the,
use at the Dispensary, 13, Soho-equate, London. She complains"
of great debEity and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a
meal depression of breathing; Isle one not being well understo*
Ae had tried palliatives without any success. She took the M.
tine, though the Proprieier stated the impro:iability of hs
at service ; in a month she waked from Lambeth, having raw
seed her strength and appetite, and increased her purse from*
depressed state it had heed In. Now this effect can only be se.
counted for by the medicine regulating the stomach and digs&
don, and exerting the powers of the habit. In deep-sewed sb.
scenes of the joints, the change.it produces in the general heaths
excites the best hopes in those most distressing car..s. In lThp,
dens, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, &c. its effects at.. mune,
acknowledged. As there are numerous counterfeits, phase to an
for Spilsbury's Patent Anti.corbutic Drops, with Ike Klog'stluty
printed In black ink, ill bottles et .3s. 6d. double battles in.. &Al
larger Al 21. duty Included. Cotnpt‘tind Essence Ss. &tidal ue
IMspensat y, 15, ! eho•squsre. London.

RO BBE R DS'S COUGH DROPS.
TH ERE cannot be too much said iu praise of this
Medicine, as experienee'in almost innumerable easel ha
terovAl it the most extraordinary and bents sal discovery sea
model it is a certals, efficacious, speedy, and easy Cure fa
Coughs, Cold., Ad Mtn, and Consumptions.
Not an instance has occurred, though taken by nearly COOS
path nts annually, where it ha. been known to fad in rake***
above complaints. So extraordinary are its virtues, that In the
patient be ever so erna6ated or reduced, after having tried tftlff
medical us:stance to no pupas it will act us it were a clunk
and in,tantiy relieve the inveterate cough, at the sante tee
give freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectant's,
streng heat the who'e debil.tated cot:stint:len, andprocure Jute
.reshing condi its of rest and sleep.
Copy of a Letter front the Right Hon. Lerd BRWTHICkg briar:
to the late D take of Portland, to. Mr. BUTLtIy
Sia--1 have frcgiently experienced the greatest &attends
in your Robberded CatfthDrope-1 do not recollect one kite"
In which they have failed, provided es.y have been preputly se.
ministered. A very old Gentleman, a friend se mine, abovel
years, has taken them, and has fouled the greaten benefit, EA
intends persevering in the use of them. I am, Sir, your WWI
servant, " E. BEN4INCL`
Ramsgate, Feb. 2, 1808."
A Catrrtow—Vo guard the public against Counterfeit prip
ration, observe that R. Butkr, No. 4, Cheapside, In entire/is
ds Stamp, and affixed to reel :Bottle.
Prepared and so'd by Mr. Butler, I, Cheapside,cotree of Paw
notter-ruw ; and sold at Cliiisps corner of Spring Garden. ; Usk
469, Berougb ; Smith, ScOtt, Cargil and Raeburn, EAlloluegh;
Ratter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Newbury,Dadriln; Piereyge
Home, Birmingham; Hall, Gosport; Belam aad Sharp. era
mouth ; Jones Weston, Ind Mallory, Portsea ; Gear
vile, Howland, Nettleton, and Coolteronhy, Plymouth; Tree.
min and Woolmer, Exeter • Collins, Salisfuley Peck Rm.
HuH; and most nudleae v:inatirs; in Bottlnat

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A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND.
VIER INVeTtIitATZ INTICILVAL ENILAIT
MANY laudable attempts have heretofore bees
nude in vain to arrest ors. Gnat Internal Enemy, in
CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Pliese‘
Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen under its tyranny*
rigidly, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty. Wit
people in general consider very lightly. namely ir Common CA
and Cough, has usually been the primary eau*, as such, lA*
veer will check Cougtf effectoally, should be speetialy rnortass•
as it is better to prevent than to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, lit
Peoprietor, of the VEGETABLE ESSENCE,' for the Pres*
duo and Cure of consumption, Asthma, and the very Wig
Pulmonary Complaints, comprehending also the Hatpin NON
the destroyer of Children, feels k a duty Incumbent on bier
urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of it in used
Coogh.—He has kept an open Dispensary for the last liveYeite
for the Benefit of the Poor, in winch time he has bad the OR
ficatfon t 3 relieve three Thnueaud Persons ; and can with ind
say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedy teidiadid
of Cough, however severe. RECEII 1' CASES:
/*rent Mr. 'Poor s Attar, 11, Orange-street, Red-llon-sques.
" 81a—I It a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge di
gratitude thiglicacy of your Vegetable Essence is betake( of
wife, who was allikted with a periodical cough for tee yes%
which baffled au medical aid, and because increasingly yowl
which had reduced her tot mere shadow. till at WON M s
very providential way, she heard of your medicine, and stLQ
taking one beetle found great relief, and continuing to nisi
agreeably to your directions, her cough Las entirely left her. I
should have wrote before (her cough having been reniserelit
More than eighteen months) but have waited to see if it wad
return; and findirs it does ant, I can no beiger refrain retuned
my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a MAO
case on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the anc-re
of, Sir, your most °bedfast humble servant. THOS. ANL
* No. 11, Orange-street, Red Lion-square May IS,
From Mr. J. s, Ent-Itroet, Lion-square,
squat
" feel great pleasure in acquainting you, that year*
gill:: Essence alone has happily relireed my scream, 114
from a very troublesome constitutional cough, wkb heirs
die has been dilated, by her account, these !aft Korn yam I
Nigro* to accept my sincere thanks Mr your generous asirra
to bar. and if you think proper to publish this cure, I fed itld
duty to give my verbal testiniouy to any inquirer. 1 awe art
yosn' ni“..t obedient servant, * •1. XF
Fakt-street Queen-square, April IS, tell."
A small Pantphlct, containing an Account of its Virtues st
the Testimoniee of nearly a huntir.d Ladies and Gelidness"
high reepecability, in its favour, may be bad at Mr. B. Ma e^
14, Giouceeter-street. Queen-aquare, Bloomsbury; at Mc*.
kin.. Miueral Water Warehouse, No. IS. Old Benda.*
Mr. Perdu. No. 25, Southampton •st reet, Coveut-Garden ;
vett, Arliss, and Baker's, 87, Bartholomew-close, West Sod'
field; Miss Randall's (late Tun), adjoining the Royal IWO.
Gate, Cornidli; Mr. Hugeenin's, Perfumer, iS, Harlsoll"
Mr. Mattrases, 85, Fleet-street ; Mr. Sanger's, 158. (1
street ; Mr. Clark's, 2198, High-street Borough; Mr. 11.4/
comer of King-street, Holborn ; Mr. li;envand's. 156.0%
gate Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, (taboos;
Moses. Confectioner, Hampstead; Mr. Burins, Cistrarlf*,
Bath; Mr. Billgin's, Corro.etreet. Bristol; Mr. Kryiner'se
cheater; Mean. Meggy and Chalk's, Chtinufned Wars BP
' die,Dowding, and Lutaird's, Salithury ; Mr. WashboureSet;
enter; Mr. Newbery, Dublin ; :Litton, Royal Etchange ; d
Truetsan's, Exeter ; price ed. where also may be had the WO
itself, inb.rttlesl 7s. each, the stamp incbdtd.--The
will only add, that a single tea spoonful of this tuvaisishk
paratlon is a dose for a grown perton--that, 1n appearads
taste it is as pirrant as white wine—and that objects of
may apply in Gioncester-street, where it is, to stmts. .
innultoredy. Any sena/Icy, not lees than three Mlles, 841
y part of VI? kingdt.m tcturiage free) upon an irclomiteol'', '

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