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Colonel Rapt* DMA:to et the 51. t root, to be D
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tanteGeneral to the Fortes:
LleutenanteColonel John Farquharson, atilt 42d Few, to ec 4. ,
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BANKRUPTS.
Wittlam BarrMt, of F.mt Retford, Nottitighatnsbire, 1 ,
dealer and chapmar, tolurrender OCtJber 12, 13, aed IC.' '
at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, East Retford. Attorr,ll
Mr. Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho ; or Mr. Hannam, Last littt:
ford aforesaid.
, Aaron Joseph ar.d George Sheppard, both of Frame Setweee
&magnet, clothiers, dealers, chapmen and copartners, pc:,l, ',,,
11, at five, October 0, Ind Nov. 6, at eleven, at the Talbot I -
Bristol. Anemia, Mr. Gilbert kotton, Frorue. Sem -t '
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Mr-tine. No. 65, Hatton Gardeu, London.
: John I=and David Fox, both of Bradford, Yorkshire raLrd
niao ers,, dealers, chapmen, and copal, ert, daoS ,
s, at six, October 6, at nine, and Nov. 6, at twelve, at the s ..1
inn, Peartfurd. Attendee, Mr. Evans, Hatton-gaistenfLoa;.4
RoobrertM.riurviCrerd,no.ft Knaldringstanion-.upon-Htattoutilan,eveg7niiatr, dteiealenin.awc:ndlicviizikeei
.nii.aavne,ThOet,
aolisengrst4o,ll.s.,uapnodn.
HNoyell.. 6ik,
William Drooksbauk, late of Churrill, Yorke:ire, suopiteme
dealer aud chairman, October 12, at six, October 15, an/ i,,,-
1 N 6. at eleien, at the White Horse lan, Leeds. Anew's, Lk
1 T. H. Granger, I.eeds ;or Mr. Crosley, Nu. I 11, Holbortkemet,
I Grietelnis, London.
'1 homes Bedford, of Barnett, Hems, blacinnith, September :I,
. October 9, and Nov. 6, at tett, at 'Julltlhall, London. A •te. I
Mr; Frame, Great Queen-street, Linosibt's-Inti Fields. 41-I
James Henry Eves, late of Kahl:Hittite, Sarni, larks', bepteni.
bee aft, at eleven. October 9, aud Nov. 6, at ten, at Usikiha:k
Attorney, Mr. timers', Now
.tridge.otreet, Blacifnars.
Thomas Tuzweli, a I iorshani, Su. sea; tanner, dealer aod 0;4...
mph Septenber 29, at eleven, October 9, and Nov. 6, at t"
at rmaildliall, Loodoe. Attorney, Mr. chbehleston, L: ...
Tower-street, London.
DIVIDENDS.
October 25. John Kerry, uf I *ink Newport-street, Leer-, -‘,.,
Middlesex haberdasher, at (love,. At G0a1,n,e1.,_0,01.0, .
Wm. Waite, of Spit al.square, Middlesex, sill-weaver, at te ie..,
at GuildhalL—Dec. I. Rachel Mar..lt, of Rayleigh, Esser, Lae .
draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.--Oetuber 23. George SteeJet.a
and John N4' bean, of Lautb-strt•et, parish of Christ-Chute.,
illateher, potatoe-merchante, at eleven, at Gundhall.—Nio, s.
John Pe:Mt:Owe of Kemptoo, and John Ward, lare of Hanwdt,
Middlesex, dtalersend chapmen, at eleven, at Guildhall. Octobt
18. Vim Coleman, of Liverpool, biscui•-baker. at use, at the
Globe 'Favern, Liverpool.---October ;7. Wm. Christian, of I i.
verpool, attorney-m-law and mor.ey-scrivener, at oar, at oe
_ Globe Tavern, Liverpool.--October 24. Joseph Moss, jute: -,
now or late of Newbury, Berk% timinr-dealer and groccr, t
eleven, at the White-Hart Inn Newbury.---Uctober tn. J.,...1
Sweeties, of Old Bond-street, Middlesex, tailor and draper, a.
eleven, at Guildhall.
, DiED.
Friday evening, Joseph 'Windham, Eaq. of Earshant Mete,
Norfolk.
At Kingston Jamaks, John Macdougall, Esq. sottof the Lk
Alexander Matedougall, Esq. of the Ezchequer, Edinburgh.
At Edinburgh, Miss Mary Allan, eldest daughter of the k.s .
Rev. A. Allan, Episcopal Clergyman.
' Miss Frances GI ahatir, daughter of Sii James Grahim, Bart:
of Net herby. '
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DIXON'S CELEBItAIED ANI IBILIOUs PILLS. .
THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cele.
-1,- lathy in the private ',twice of the Proprietor,. Mr. Dv to,
Apfithecary, anti front their great esteems in many obstinate re
litmus Disorders, our-numerous patients of distinction and mit, ;,,
particularly the Duke of Besiford,` Sir teorge Warren, Sir Ci..
gory Page Tureer, the Dowag?r Lady Say and Sele, the'Visr.:r..
teas Bulkeley, &c. &.c. he was persuaded to ofer thent to tie
public, under the approbation and smicttun of their name.
" Deal Castle, liaverferdwest, Sottfi Walzs, Feb. ...•.4, I 'Pi
" Captain Lluill presents hfh centelenents to Mr Diann:
though not personalty atirainted with tum, wculd take it a- a
favour,if he wisultsend him four or five tunes of his P. 16: ~44
as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who. has always used ill.: .1... tr•
doe, is now pregaant, and vei y unwell ; for the great servi, ect
. have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to .Colonel Bishop and al IA
family, Captain Lloyd feels it b;* dot) to recommend the Tesi
wherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Diann would apph! it
sortie persons as venders in this county, it would be a betide ta
the coiointinity." .
The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restos:el
the tone of the stomach, for coring indigestion, tor preemies
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and /Tu.
Jencks. "They prevent h.tbitual and temporary costiveuess, hat
head-aches, and heart-born, which is occasioned by prepotse
and a debilitated storilach, whether arking from the acrimony el
the redundant bile, inteinperate diet, or drinking to execs..
Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 1, Chesoside,
comer of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Vas.
tetrgh and Glasgow ; Horiand and Hayden, Plymouth ; Hoe.
berry and Son, Deblin.; Peck and Turner, Hull ; and woe
. country medicine venders,: in bottles at 9.5. 9d. and 6s, each. ,
TO .1 liOisilitS TAYL,OIt, EsQ.
Hs. a, NEW BRU)GE-STREET. LONDON.
HONOURED sit,
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i BEg leave to inform you, that ever since the pm
A 1790,1 h....i !seen afflicted with the I.ues Venerea • whidi,fren
Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine preicribed by gim
I most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several wire
I courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, was
' little relief, would appear to be of She most inveterate nature. la
the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, al
nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large nicer on :be
crown of my head, one on each inn, and my kgs were Iroks
out in a frightful manlier.;
.my rigid was dreadfully pailifi4,
bad been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my ivc
had ahn two nodes upon ft, was verymuch &calmed, Agui Fa
me such excruciating ;lain, partictiLwly when warm in be.:,.11
nearly to deprive ine of rest ;win thle, euttable state, I vat a--
comtuended by Mr. J. Thompson, (w o received so greet a iLl'e.
by them here,) to take your Leakes 'Went Pills, which! be,ii
to do on the 26th May ; hi the cOurse
sof a fortnight I bet" 'a
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peceive benefit—in little more than a month the akers on r-1
head and arms Were soundly healed--spon after, the wiser el
leg healed also& leaving, however, ronsitterable discule-
tion in the skin, and pain In the bone or the leti, wind', by t •
blessing of God, and a little home erance in your hirioa-
ble Medicine, subsided ; the notaes 57:cling, the skiu regal-an
itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going nff—i 5 _
became, by your liberal advice and media ie, perfecar fircet!"`Tt
r my former complaltitt—have recovered lay forma Gluzil' t .
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1 strengtn,and Mu become lolly and fat,in *hick stateharil: .
1 tinuettmany months to the astonishment of all who knee .iii,
am at a loss In what terms so express my &cathode, hat NV l'
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for the good of other suffering mortals,. to juke this my ea*, x
public as possible, as I shall on every occastpn—in so dol.!! /I!
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very Immo' ',.'''
vent, ALEX. MliltXfo.
• . Swan's Close, Highestreet, Edinburgh.
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Prepared ,and soh; by the sole Powder*, Thotna• "
Member of ilw Royal College of Stirgetenetn ,London, at his
fjp
No. 9, New Bridge-arreet ; where, atter a ceestant residem:__
more than 40 years, in a practice partiettlldy directed t :7!
Cure of Venereal Gomplelots, and those incidental tiit:
m.ris
Parts of Generation, with that Inviolable were)? wit_ pr..
of hls profeesion should always alert, lo 'ltch cams. we...
tens himself, the &dyke and amistatice he gratulteudt a, 'O,
nisters to persons taking this Meditice, win be .teetned,by.l
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1 cerning Public, as an advantage seldom attaine4 and "id u.
ambiguity.
1 35Th, St7Aarelbanahe's-strom,sold bPa7 alliffMaPacTin; thtnelen'Ay.atshthoepri;iferefl;;;elc7: .
ford-street • Mr. Dlabeirough's, No. 7, Fioh-streetehill, st•nri.:l4
posite the Monorment ; and by one peruse in ev,ekf iinnu"*
town in EstAmish.c.in boxes only 25. ad. smile sl del q 1
full and plain directions, whereby persons of eithetaex nial`7
themselves leith ease anti secrecy .
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