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London, England, 1801-06-05 00:00:00

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A hca..—Huirritta Ratoei, or the Treple.
Razor,. doubly, ,*fecurectwith a Guard .to prevent
cuttingewith iii Bladek, changeable-to one Haft,
but only one Blade can be ufed in the Handle at
the-fame time; the: nearelt defcription is, they ad
as a Plane, though uf.:d as a common Razor very
nfeful for the Army or Navy, elite:ldly in fqttally
weather, or for Gentlemen with, Nervous Com-
plaints, or young and timid fhavers...hiairove
their utility, a Gentleman hat (haired -with
one of thefe 'Razors, travelling along the road on
hotfeback, and can repeat it again to fitisfy a
doubtful eurioilty ; recommended as fomething
not common, and may be faid, on the firit view,
that it it more than ever was expeded to be feen
.made tifeful in the illape of a Razor. Price 21.125.
6d. including Packwood's Razor Strop, joined to
Cafe in a (mall compafs. Thefe flrops-stre a
great egkitedient at this lime, fuitable to the inven-
tion well known in England, Ireland, and other parts
abroad, price 3s. 6d. ss. and los. 6d. each, uhd a
Box of Palle 2s. 6d. to repair and kee them in
lgood order. Sold by the following perfumers:
Mr. Love, 14b. 12, Hay-market; Meas. Hen-
dries and Son, middle of Shag-lane ; Meffrs.
tßowlleys, No. 95, Holborn-hill ; Mr. Sizeland,
,No. 2, Veri-firect, Cavendiih-fquare; Mr. Vickery,
'No. 6. Taviflock.Rreet ; and wholefale and re-
'tail by Mr. Raeburn, Edinburgh ; and Mr. Sim-
mons, Dublin.-:-T'he above Razors fold only by
Mr. Packwood. No. 19, Gracechurch-fireet, Lon-
don. N. B. All fort of Razors ground, let, and
:put in good order, with peculiar care.
'The alluded with Rbetmuttifins Sciatica, Lumhsge, Head-
Nutr.btieft, Flatulendes, and Pains of the Sto-
,ntacb, will find ab tired-teal remedy in WHITZULAD s Essence
sal NILYSTARP, Which has fivquently fucceeded in cafes that
lhad bailed every other method, and under circumftances that
precluded every expectation of relief from the means dually
Iprefcrilicd. It it prepared in Pills, and alfo in a Redd ,
.The Pills are an excellent litninachle, particularly fervicealsie
In Flatulencles and Indigeillent; and by tilde falutary mode of
operation, (Inftnfible perfpiration) they gradually undermine
the molt obitinete Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the
' fame time Invigorate the debilitated conßitution. 'Ms Fluid I
Effente is a remarkably attire embrocation, necieffarily sled
with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tingling fenfation,
even In the deepeß feated inufcles, it removes the cad e of
pita,, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this
means, the fevereft Sprains and Bridles, old Strains and Re.
laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In tier-
vont Head-ads, it affords inftantaneous relief; and by the
fuggeltion of leveret Ladles of diftletlon, Mr. joausrom pre-
pares it, for the accommodatidn of the aluent, equally grate-
ful as the Honey or Lavender. Waters ; in this Rate it can only
be had at his houfe, No, 15, Greck-greet, Soho London, in
larger fixed bottles, at I ts. 6d. each.—The genuine is
dißin-
tuilbed front counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the ligna-
turc of R. JOBZISTON On tke lable of each box or bottle. It
may be had, at as. pd. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven-
der fie the throe kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To
'prevent counterfeit impcifition,lbe diftingulihinglharks of the
genuine are neLnegle be attended to.

DIVIDENDS.
June so. J. Robarta, of Bilkopfgate-ilreet Without, upholfter-
er, at ten,at Guildhall:
June 27. C. Ward, ofThatnewitfeet, London, vrarehoufeman,
at ten, at GuildhalL
June 23. V. Trench, 41(LIverpooli merchant, at eleveh, at the
Stir and Garter Tavern, Liverpool.
June so. Goinsford Lens. of Malden, Mx, thopkeeper, at
eleven, at GtllMh 1.
Jane 23. Wind Wake, of Pore-ftreet, Lirnehoufe, groom
at ten, at Crlikhall. Looks. -
June 27. JAB/kir, apse-ftreet. Leicelteaquate, Middle-
fel, ssatelms% dank at Guildhall.
June 17. _ jiiha litialardfou, late of Cbelferlidd, Derby, liquor-
merchant. at Ils, at the wtigs f n, Chaltaridd. .
June sa. Jaseullbaw, of Tosawklsasadials, Lassalter, and
WlNkaallbsw.ied Jodi Boy" d littadbefter, dealers, at
*dam, ad she iddpailaw4Affiw Mawriacr.
GuildbalL
/use se. C. Usk of Nalbirs4l9ll, Ilssiodrapir, st wo, U
June 30. George Gowan, of Oran Obitibs44trest, Middla-
lkx, merchant, at ten, at OsildbalL
June 26. John kurford, of Hallanis-bridge, Ibis draper and
dealer in coals, at ten, at Gallen.
June IS. G. Durant, of Nordellswtan, Devdbillirei
maker, at four, at Phillips's Hstat, Mater.
June so. Jamas ilmfger, of Oaalimidiratt, Soho, AlidAlen-y,
woollen-draper, tit us, at 00111.1. /Wades.
Jute 27. CludlrTelooqlll, If Ilsalselna, Holborn, Lon-
don, sillospdxlvaier. it elk stAllsillaiL
June 26. John Garner, of Bassaikne=lilaad. gamy. weiA.
comber, at tweivt, at
June 27. John Abrabes, kW of Hotindfditch, warehoufernan,
at ten, at Gdtb t Leib&
July.. Jofeph Briankie, of Pleat-ftreet, faverfutith, at twelve,
at Guildhall, bola
June 17. Gam Taut and Gaven Glentik, of Budge-Row,
London, rnerdlidekat ate, at Guildhall.
July 4. hamuel indlirry„ late of Bafingkall-ftreet, London,
broker, at nine, at Odildhall.
June ss. Jolla Bireball. of Vlkaft, Salop, dealer in fah, at ten,
at the Swan Inn, Wears
Jane 14.
.1111ef TWIN., of Saint James's-ft/eel, Weltminfter,
Glverfmttli and tomato, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jily 4. Eleanor Child, a flouth-ttrect.St. Luke's, Mfddlefes,
dealer and eliapwoman, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 7. Wiliam Sidehotham, of Ailuon-uoder-Llne, Lanes.
Mire, Shopkeeper, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Manchefter.
' July 7. Septimus Hardsvicke Ludlow, of Chipping-Sodbury,
Gloc et flerthire, hanker, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, in
Broad-Mead, Brlltol.
July 4. Thomas Parklnfon, of Beverley, YorkChire, miller, at
eleven, at the Tyger Ina, Beverley.
June 20. H. Brodie of Fauleon4goare, London, lianlware-
man, at teu, at Guildhall.
Jane 03. T. Sheldon, of Bortirm. StaffnrAlhire, grocer, at
eler-n, at the Btu Illd Carter Tams, Liverpool

MARRIED.
On Tutlday, Thomas Hankey, Efq. of Broad•ltreet, to Miii
Martha Harrifon, of.Clapham Common.
'Monday, at Ingateltone, John Needham, Efq. of Hickluun,
Sank rfetihire, to Mifs Havers, filter of Thome Havers, Efq.
of Thelton-hall, Norfolk.
On Tuefday, at St. James' Church, Sir Robert Hulled, to
Mlfs Vernon, of Bury St. Edmund's, daughter of the late Henry
Vernon, F:fq. of Great Thurlow, Suffolk.
Toefday, at St. George's Church, the Rev. Charles Davie,
Retflor of Heanton, Dcvonfkire, to Mifs Bridget Boyftdd,
daughter of the late William Boyflekl, Efq. of Lee, in Kent.

DIED.

On Tnefday fennight, at Eain6ol, Somerfetfldra, Captain
Henry Combe, of the Royal Navy.
On the Sth of January 'aft, at Marthdco,Lientenant-Colociel
William Braban, of the 534 Regiment.
On Friday lag, aged eo, of a decline, Mifs Sophia Nifbett,
Weft daughter of Mr flows Niibett, of Kingfiand-place.
Ou the 9th ult. at Kennington, the Rev. Henry Feriae.
At Billericay in Ede:, on Friday Zak Robert Chaplyn,
Lately, at Clifton, the,Lady of Major Milldam, of the nth
Regiment of Foot.
Saturday nielit, at Ids Chambers in the inner Templet, Wet.
Oran., ELI. aged 77, one of He olden Benches of the Middle
Temple, a Midler in Chancery, and elder brother to Admigai
Lord ()raves.
At r.denhurg% the inch ult. Alexander Beton, Efq• fop of dial
deceafed Sir Henry &tog,
At laia haute in Upper Harkpfbeet, on the 18th alt. Jana
F.fq. in the nth year of hie mgt.
Monday fs'noight, hers leosbiag, wife of letr.Thomoes hal
clog, rote-mgOv,idverpgeoL
Windt ay Las Mr. Sawed Weirder, late of Ttnactle Park.