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London, England, 1811-05-01 00:00:00

NV EDNSE DAY, htilV I, Ail.

RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRAN CE.

Amount advertised . • - . Z 31,229 IS 7
High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the COM Palatine
•of Lasiealiter - - .• - 10; 0 0
Christopher Noekelle, - S S 0
. . - _ _. .

',Parish of Suttoo Valeria, ' . .. ,
Eiliedb - 9in 8
Ditto East Sutton, per the lev.Sidefellin /lead 9 5 0
R. W. V. - - - 1 1 0
Weal Methodist Meetinghouse, per I. Crowttte* 16 /0 0
Church and CLapel, Henley, Oxon, per Hewett and
ACtsopts .. - - Si 11 6
Dleat Profits of a Sale by Auction, by liemens and

. .
Rog ,at Perramouth - -
limier Hotta Henley, Esq. Sandringham, near Lynn{
fiWC 10 0 0
De Palva Ind Parker - - 10 10 0
Will Chapels per the lay. George Rix . 14. 7 5
and Morelli 2 u 0
Orient.. - - - •a o 0
Norton Bavanr Church, Wilts, per Rev. G. Smieb,itleiir 4 15 6
Wivelheamb Parish, Devon, per Ker. I. G. Phelps 9 0 0
Thtenas Billet:, Esq. Warmwell, Dorset * • 1 0 8
'fba Rev. George Picard, ditto - - 1 00 '
Pariah of Luggershill, in the County of Bucks, pet
the Rev. C. Marty n - - 2 9 0 ,
Mein Parish, per Rev. Robt. Dillon - iii 13 2 0
Mabe, ditto, per ditto - - . -c0 0 i
James Seldort, Falmouth - - . 1 0 0
Mawman Parish, per Rev. John Rogers • 2 3 D i
Parish of North oe:tendon, in the County of Emir,
per the Rev. J. R. Baggis - - - - $I 0 I
Tooting Church, Surrey, per Rev. J. Ravenbill, Rector 95 IS 6 1
Tooting Volunteer Light infantry, one Day's Pay 4 4 0 i
March Church, isle of Ely, per Rev. Wns. Killen 61 14 6 I
The General Baptist Chapel, Ditto, by Mr. Ewen ti 10 6
Subset4ptiens received by Chippendlit, Northerwood, and Carr,
• Skipton Bank:
Ckippendlit, Northerwood, and Carr, Skipton Bank 10 10 0
M. Campbell - - - 0 10 6
John Fraser - - . - - 0 10 6
Collection at Skipton Church .. - - 7 0 9
Collection at Kildwlek Churelr, per Rev. J. Pirirg t` 4 10
The Black lechers - - - • 10 10 0
John Woodward and Son - - • -• : 5 5 0
:Nbacriptions transmitted by Messrs. Howard and Co.
Rickmansworth Bank :
Mr. Morris - - a 6 S 0
The Rev. E. E. Hodgson - - . a 2 0
Samuel salter, Esq. - . - - 2 2 0
H. S. Whitfield, Esq. - - - - 33 0
George Thomson, Esq. - ... .. 33 0
Mrt. Thomson - - 4 .. 2 2 0
Sundry Persons at Rickmansworth - .. • .IS 15 0
THOMAS ARGUSON; iitaretary,
No. 3, Gags-yard, Lombard-street.

3 2 10

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery made in a Cause Rees against Langford, the
NEXT of KIN of WILLIAM REES, late of the parish 4.1
Saint Balsa Major, in the coupry of Monmouth, Esq. deceased
(who died on or about the 19th day of April, 1807), and who
were living at the aloe of his death, or the personal Represen-
tative or Representatives of such of them who may be since
dead, are to come in and prove their kindred, and make out
their claims before Charles Thomson, Esq. one of the Masters
of the said Court, at his Chambers in Soutliamptoo•builstings,
Chancery-dace, London, og or before :he 7th day of May ties ,
or io default thereof User will be peremptorily misdeed the
benefit of the said Decree.
R. and Cl. STURDY, Symond'a-Inn.

SILK OCKINGS,
IiIktELLING off uncommonly cheap, at No. 52,
Cheapoisle, near Buie Church; Cotton Stockings, Wonted
Siockingsiwn-taunetwo Stott of au kinds of Hosiery, Gloves,
flannels Drawers, Ste. Shopkeepers, and those wanting to
boy largely, will find a great advantage by au early inspection
of these articles. A quantity of White or Black Silks, :A. tide to
the best qualities, equally cheap; stout Cotton Stocking' at is.
per pair; verb fine 94.11ki. supers 34.6 d. Brown Cotton for hoots
Is. fine Ribbed C,isunt 2s. sd. a variety of Gloves from toil. a
pair, and many o:her fashionable articles, too numerous to men-
tion'.—Observe, they are at Railford'a Hosiery Warehouse, No.
Cheapaidc, lour doors front Bow Church.

PR EVENTfVE OF THE CONSUMFrION OE • THI
• LUNGS, commonly called a DECLINE ; namely, .
f) YMER's pgaroßAL FEBRIFUGE MEDI.
CINE, wi:h VITAL AIR.. In the Measles, Inflansmatine
of the Lungs, and plethoric Asthma; and in all other Mahatma-
:ory Affections, whether local or igeneral, this medicine proves
instantly sanative: wherefore, in violent colds, catarrh:, hoarse-
ness, toughs, Ste. (those constant foreruuners of Consumption of
the Lungs) this Medicine is confidently recommended.
CASE IX.
Frain a Gentleman, eged 40, of a corpulent and plethoric habit.
Dear Sir, Hampstead, Feb. 7, 1806.
My lungs being oppressed with phlegm, attended with difficult
brea. fling for several months past, I took various niediciees with
little or no benefit; hut, upon hearing of' your Pectoral Balsam
being of repute in such complaints, I got a bottle of it, and took
one, and sometimes two table.spoonfulls every night at bed time.
I am happy to inform you that I found relief froth the first ; aid,
by continuing it about a fortnight, 1 Mend myself so much better
that I took only a small dose occasionally, and pow continue as
well as ever. Yout.'s, reepecifufir, W. HAMMOND.
C X.
Sir—A Lady, a near relinton of mine, bein; overheated in ,
dancing, Imprudently took a draught of cold finnk, and exposed
herself to the cold air of a winter's night: the consequence of
which was a severe cold with hoorsenesi, soreness pt tliq chest,
and cough. Having often expeflenced the beneficial elS:cts,of
your Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began from the fitst
attack with it, and continued it iecording to the directions, t 1
she was quite well. As consumption m frequently follows such
seizures when neglected or badly managed, I think if my duty
to tht public, to your susalietee, and yousieLf, to beg that yon
would publish this cure. I ant, air, your obedient servant,
Brighton, March 412, 1806: :r:
CASE 4f.
Sir--On the setting in of thssevu a weather last Deeemberfa was
seized with the asthma, and, upon using the least exercise, I was
almost out of breath. I immediately had recourse to your ex-
celleut Pectoral Medicine, and, by takingalput three bottles of
it, I got as well as ever.--Vrom Sir, your hirmble servant,
Gravesend, April 3, 1001'. JOHN PHILLIPS.
Prepared and sold in bottles at two shillings and Mnepence ; Bs.
and 11 s .duty included, by James Rymer, surgeon, Reigate, Surrey',
and, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Row Church-yard ,
and retail, by E. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. rears Church-yard ;
Bacon and Co.-Uxford-sheet ; F. Smith, 39, Haymarket, Mrs.
Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Chtirch-yard ToK, Royal Ex-
change ; Ward, Holborn; sad all die Veadiks atheist Medi-
ages sia the Liaised iiinedoes.