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London, England, 1811-06-29 00:00:00

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itt.:LIDP O 1 TIDE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN'FRANCE.
Amount received • - X 56,520 9 0
_a Wager - - - a 1 0
Parish of Eythorne, Kent, by Rev. G. H. T. Farbrace,
per L. S—e - - - 13 S 4
Parish Church of Kirkley, per Rev. W. Wilkinson 7 0 6
Parish of Glenham, per ditto - - • 413 .11
--• Normatiby, per ditto - 4 2 '0
---- Spedlington, per ditto - -, 1 4 6
Stow Rudolph, per Rev. Philllp Bell - 11 '2 a
At Wimbotsham, per Messrs. Veen and Co. - 4 17 5
Rev. Thos. Wickham for Parish Church of Jetton,
near Bristol, by J. J. A. Esq. • - 11 0 0
Per Rev. J. L. - - - 1 0 0
ParlshOf Brougham, Westmorland,per Rev. J. Matignon 3 14 7
Collection at Wildrake, Yorkshire - - 13 18 10
Ditto at Sandhutton, Ditto a 3 6 6
John Postlethwaite, Esq. of Kendal - 20 o 0
Parish of Stantimby, Dale • - - 4 7 0
---- Dade Abbey - - - s i 5 0
--- Sandlacre - - • 2 6 6
Rev. Mr. Spurrier for Collection at Blexwith Chapel,
Staffordshire . - . - - 5 0 0
Rev. Dr Bell, for Ditto at the Village of Bainton 9 2 0
Mr. Richard Burrell, of Wakefield - -- 1 1 0
Thomas R. Powleu, Esq transmitted by Messrs. Vitt,
rear! and Co. Needbury - • ' 10 0' •
tigrish Church of Ham, Wiltshire, per Rev. Mr. Da•
• - vcoanceranstnkted per ditto- • - - 5 o 0
P .P. Travers, Esq. -• ' . .. 3 2 0
Collection at Buringe - . 6 0 •
Ditto at Stamford - - . 2 1 0
At Rotherham and its Vidinity, by the Methodists 17 12 3
tohn Hornecks, Esq. Liverpool - - 5 5. 9
Mr.Thumas Warburton, Sall Maker i - 1 1 •
Transmitted by Messrs. Waller and Ballard, of Winchester :
Rev. William Gamier - -2, 2 0
----- G. Cote - - - ' 1 1 0
Mr. Newbrilt 1 1 0
Hon. and Rev. Mr:Legge ..' - , 51 2 0
' Miss. Littlehales - • 'i • I . 1 0
Rev. Mr. Sissmore - • - . 2 2 0
Mr. Lee .. s•• ' I. . 2 9 0
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William Simopds, Esq. . • • 1 0 0
Mr. Willisin Blanford ~ ~ .. 0 10 6
Rev. Mr. Watkins , .. . . 1 1 0
The Parish of Compton, Hants, by Rh% P..llfrilliams 4 4 0
Parish of Upham - - t• f' - . 410 •
Sir H. Mildmay, Bart. - ' • • 10 0 0
Mrs N. Waller - - - 2 2 is
THOMAS FERGUSON. Secretary.
No. s, George-yard, Lomharl-rtrert.

RUPTURES, DEBILITY, &c.
BY THE ROYAL SANCTION.
DR.CAVALLO's ELECTRIC GI RDLE for the
effectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility of every descrip.
tioo, is patronized by the Nobility, and may be bad, as usual, till
the Ist of December inclusive (when the patent-right, &c. is to be
ultimately removed to America) by applying personally, or by
letter, pet -paid, to Dr. Cavallo ar.d Son, No. 28, New North-
street, Red Lion-square,London.
Dr. C. respectfully submits that he hail disposed of his interest
save what regards his private patients, Inhibit invention, so uoi-
+erectly recommended by the faculty ; but in consequence of the
numerous applications since received, he has been iudaced tare.
sume tbir superintendence of the business till the rat of Decent-
bee, after whith no orders can be received.
' aselaocholy catalogue-el: these direful earigskints are'ry
-wswrotssess by thrtrihrd'costintiettees,to our ft:Walt
description; suffice it to say, that in taio cases the Electric Oir-
dle has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless cases I
are engaged; au early application Is recommendetl.
'Letters (pus: paid) from all parts of Great Britain and its depen. •'
dene•—, ereiliz the particulars, are immediately answered;
whereby every person may know how far the Girdle is applicable
to rue coiliviali...
Nil. At home for consultation lu the most private manner,
by either sex, every morning till two, and every evening aim!
five o'clock. No. 26, New North-street, Red Lion-square.

RUSSIA OIL. • •
AN Officer, who was in. Walcheren, applied to the
-I- Proprietor of the RUSSIA OIL, informing bins, that he
thought the Russia Oil a preventative ot the fever to him in that
place, as most of his companion Officers was afflicted with it, but
he himself was not, and which he conceived proceeded from his
using tbeßussia Oil, as he cr nstantly used it every morning in tires.
sing his hair; several others, from different places on the Continent
declared the same to him, in a similar way, but the Proprietor
thought very little of it, as he had no idea that oa article used for
the hair could possess so valuable a ir.rtue; hilt of late an Ame-
rican Captain applied for a qtantity for Ameriva who informed
the Proprietor dsor, about twelve months past, he r•ak some of
the Russia Oil with him, which was constant:y used for the hair
by him and his family in Philadelphia, and what was rcniarkable
when most of his neighbours were affficted wi the lever, he
and his family escaped, which led bun lb imagine it niust be a
preventative by his constant using the Ittissia Otl, and by his re-
, =arks be was recommended by his neighbours to bring some fur
them, and at the same time advising that an Agent be appointed
ht America for the sale of it.
Mr. Prince, the original Proprietor of the Russia Oil, thought
it proper for general &owl. to have the opinion ot eruOient Gentle-
men of the Faculty, when the tint Physicians gave it as their
opinion, that the ingredients with which the Russia Oil is pro.
pared may prevent an infectious malady.
Gentlemen, Captains, &c. going to the East or West Indies,
or any other climate, would do well to use the Russia Oil freely
to prevent infections.
Several Gentlemen that were Bald have declared, after tiring
the RUSSIA OIL regularly for six months, the bald placss be-
came covered with hair.
Give it a fair trial by Ming it regularly for a short time, as it
cannot have the effect if only applied at intervals. It promotes
eye-brows and whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning. red-
dish or grey. It is the best preparation in the world for pre-
serving and prolpsotiug the hair ; in short, where there is hair by
nature and it has fallen off, by using the Russia Oil regularly you
may rely on its being restored —lt is generally remarked persons
wearing false hair, that after a short time wearing it becomes dry
and stiff, is easily discovered that it is false ; by using the Russia
Oil when dressing it, prevents its being discovered, as it keeps
the false hair soft, and its appearance natural.
The Royal Family and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion is
England, use the Russia Oil for moistening the hair when dress-
ing; is so great a nourisher to hair as to prevent its turning grey
to all periods; promotes the growth, prevents its falling off, and
restores it on bald places, tf the least roots.
A C A u•rio N.—As an raviolis person generally copies my bills
and advertisements, and advertises an article for a similar pur-
pose, it is particularly recommended to ask for Prince's Russia
Oil. Observe each bottle has a label on the outside, signed with
Russian gold ink," Mochrikuisky and Prince;" any shopkeeper
selling Russian Oil without that lignature, are guilty ot imposi-
tion, and sellers of counterfeits.
Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one
guinea, or six guinea betties at five pounds.
Soliwholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor,
A. Prince, No. L, John-street, Oxford-street, London; and by
appointment, Mr Smyth, Perfunier to his Majesty, New Rood-
street ; liendrle and bons, Perfumers to her Majesty, Tichborne-
street ; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess,
ant Duke and Duelsgss of York, Cockspur-street ; Berry, 17,
Greek-street; Low, 590, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street;
Davison, 59, kleetonreet ; Ripe, 65. C.heapaide; Bolton, Tutte
Royal Exchange ; Newbery, SS, Smyth, 16, Dante-street, Dub.
Bo ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Veaders in
the Kingdom.
Mertihenui, Captains. also Cowry Shopkeepers; sending their
omen to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medici+, Venders shq
+dad with la Lomond, will receive /betel sliewance.