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UWe entertain the higflICL opwinion of Dr. Coirtenay'a prolessional skill, and congratuilate hitit ont his sucessful and judicious application of reinedtls to tlieee severe and often fatal diseases.'- uropeart Asagagine. f-AOA-TS`s'W. 1Eaul1 SP]RiTMS ALI8SHMEN'T vJ 26, Whitec hapel, Londion. _ The season for bottling wint having arrived, 1 V~. (OATE S announCes to his Connexion andiath Public, that, in consequence of the inferior quality f the lattl vintages; j ha8 pi urchased a pareeof the ORI I N AL 1820.POX shipped by the h Liuse of Page, of Oporlo, inJ3anueiry~.J,, 18 Tl excess of fruit ant l richneets which -characteri6 d thist wine on its fir importation ias;~ ater' remaining nearly 4 yeasr in- lhe l,ondp Doecks, aow becoatte converted into flavour, and the winefor hig character, parity, .and genuinc Port flavour, is partieularly,recon- mendeld either otea laying-down or for present drinking. frontibt wood. Ca9h prices as under- Per Doz. Quaricr Cask. Pipe. 38s. 251. los. 1001. Fine light Ports, in- wood and bottle, at prices considerably beloi the above. Old Crusted- Porta, from 423.. to 60si ser aozen, co;r prehending., among other rare wines, the genuine Bomretiro, Rori and Duke Ports, in iigh condition for the table. Sherries from 86 upwarda, including a parcel of soft old East IndipSherry, of extr nuality' an subttance, made up for the voyage, (l0s. per dozer - Capc Wines from 16i. -uiwards, oonrsc of which are of a quelit seldom obtainedunder this designation, in evi4ence ofr which a pai cel of IVest India Cape and fine flavourcd Red Capc, both at- 28, per dozen are particularly recommended for trial. Bottles an hampers 3s. 6d. -per dozen. SPIRITS.- Rum lOs. 83. 12s. 6d. 13s. 4d. per Gal. Brandy 2tF. 23s. Gin 9s. 4d. l0t. 8d. 12s. Wt tikey lis. Hollands 22e. The above spirits for seftness, purity, and flavour will be founi to snaintain the cotatblishtd reputation of this house. lYWine.mner chants, tavern keepers, and others desirous of replenishing thei atocks ofsbottled Port are invited to inspect W. Coateg's estores o ohl bottled Portt whie?s for extent and quality will be found to-b cqualled by few houses in the kingdom. raThese wines are bottled, it falt slied-bottles$ and the terms for cash usueually low. Good delivered to any part of town. .Country. orders by poattmuat con tan. rerlttanceS of catsh, bankers' bills or orders f0o mmcinon N WLE's TONIC PILLS, a YalUable aUiliary o hi antibilious pills, in cases of extreme weakness of the istomach produced by long aid severe biliouscomplainis, likewise for nervou and rheumatic head.ach, gouty af&ections of the etomach, spasms and gencral -debility. - Prepared only -by Cockle;- apothecary, Speldhrastistreet, Burton.crescent; and siold by Iarclay and Soni 951 Flece.tanrket, and all respectable venders, in boxes, ast lUi. id 2F. gd., 4s. fkl., IIs., and 22e. Of the same venders.may be had Cockle's Antibilious Pills, for bilious, liver, and stomacb complaintE indigeation, sick hemdl,ach, &"c. paironised by the nobilityand clergy and persons of the highest reipecinbility, STOM'CH COMPLAINTS, Whind, Gout, Spasms (Oolic. snd General Debilit of the Stomach and Intestines,- COIlN WELL's OltIENTAL CORDIAL.-Tbe singulir eflect of this cordliel, slnce itg introdRction to the world, have beep 'proer sivcly beneficial ; it is the most plenastat and safe ntomaci{e eve producea. It was fivst discovered and used by an eminent physidcia sn tho East Indies, where debilities of the stomach and intestines at tedvete and alarming; and the brother of the late Lord Alvanley Lord Rodney, and a great number of dintinguished peTsonAges it this country have patronizad and recommended it. rt restores tone t= the stomach rempves spasms, wind, and c olic, and for gcnerual1 strengtheniig the stomaph and bowels it cannot be surpassed whil its flavour renders it tar more pleasant than any other cordial corn vound for similar cemplAintt. Sold at the late Shaw and Edwvards's 67, St. Paul'e; by Sanqer, Oxford-street; Ward, E;olborn; lliZ Stradiling, Exchangc. Price 4s. 6d. and 22i. per bottle, WANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. , S NUnSSE, a young Woman of good character, who has t. been much acenstemedto children and can take a child fremn the month; or as Housemaid; can ivork well at her needle, and get up fine linhen if reuired; or to wti4 on a Lady: has no objection to engage with a tra "I in farrflly, D)Ireet to A. Z..2, Cross-street, Curtaifn-road N active young VOM AN, with a sinigle Geiitleman; A can have an undeniable character from the gentleman sIe has been living with. Direct to A. N. 2, Red Lion-passage, Ried Lion-couslt, Fieet-street. A S LAtDY'S-MAID aiit HOU6sIEEEitFt, or Lady's-maid, A aPerdon, wvho is lived in families of the first respectability, and canuindertake elther situatibn; can havean undeniable character from the lady she Is leaving; has no objection to travel, whilh she haE been aqcustomed to: would make herself useful It auperintonding a nursery, where a servant is kept. finest to A. B. 71. liatton-garden,. A S NEKDLEWOMAWj a respectable younig Person, who I DLhas no olhection to make herself useful In a nursery, or li getting up fine linen; wages no object. . Diroct to.D. R, at Mr. Dool's, fruiterer, Southampton.place, Camden-town. t S COOK and HOUSEXXEPER to a siagle Gentleman, or 1 In a Tradesman's Family, a respectable Widow, aged 33,who.has been In'blistrnep somneyears; has no objection to Rttend on an invalid Lady or Gentleman.' Oireot or apply to A:. B. at Mi. Hall's, baker, Chavel-street, Somers-towrn, 8 Coox in a FaTaily, Where a footman is kept, or as Cook and Housekeeper to a single Gentleman, a Person, who wouid prefer towvn. Direct to S. H. at Mr. Saunders's, greengrocer, 3, Dorset-place,Pall-rnalleast. Noothcae per..ned -..ApplIy. - A S Good PLAIN COOK, a young Woman, an-ed 30 L who thoroughly understands the management of a iarge fa mily, good soups of all kind,, and Is a good hand at pastry, cakes, lamily and French bread, jellies, &c.; has a thorough kn(ov- ldg of WRri :ng: can have a 12-months' character. Direct to Stlary-axe.- . S UPPLR HOUSZMAIoD, *hRie'riqo lady's-maid is kept, a YOUng Wontan, who can get up fine linen, arnd work well at her needle; no objection to town or to travel, or to wait on two or three young Ladles; lived tsvo years In her IRst place. Direct to , S. 15, LIttle Nelson-strect, City^road. No offlcekeepernecd apply. /i S UPPEit HOUSEMAID, or as Housemaid in a respect- able Fanily, where a footran is ept aPerson, whobasnooh. ectlon town or country. DIrect to A. S.75, St. Johre!g.trcRt-road, lslington. No officlceeper need apply. A S HOUSEMAID, where afootman is kept, a Person, who can leave a good character from her last place, wvhere she ltveA 16 months. Direct to A. B. at MIr. Whita's, 7, Cranbourn-aley, Lelcester-square. No otlicekeeper need apply. A S HousEm A.TD in a genteel Family, where a footman A I is kept, a young Wornan, who can be well recommended by her late elpioyer, vith whom she lived sqme years. Direct to A B. 2q 4 S HOUSEMAID, where a footman is kept, or to wait ontwo or three young Ladiles, a respsectable younsg Woman, ho bjection to make herself useful; care have a good character from her last place. Direct to E. P. at Mr. Niven's, 49, Tottenha;n-court-road. A S HousgEMAID in a genteel Family, where a footman Is kept, a respectable young Woman who wvould be happy to render herself useful: ean have a good charaeter from the place site has just quitted. Di[rect or apply to A. 3. 22, Upper Charl- ton-street, Fitzroy-square. Young AIAN, aged ahout 18, to attend on a single 1 Gentlemai; has been nsed to thecareand mamnagement of horses, nid can give satisfactory reference. DlrectorapplytoN.R atLaxton's, livery stabics, Portugal-street, Llneolt's.innnelds, I S COACHHMAN, a mnitddle-aged Man of light weight, either on the box or In the saddle, a he was accustomed to both In his last situation; no objection to town or eountry, Direct to T. hI. 1, Printinghouweyard, Coleman-street, City. 4L S COACHMiAN, or Groom, in a genteel Family, a young Man, irho has no objection to town or country, and can have n good charapter from the family he has Just lef., with whom he lived three years. Direct to R. L. at Mr. Newbury's, 18, Meemel-street, Old-street, st. Lukes, GR OOM, or Groom and VALET to a single Gentle-. man. a young Man from the country, who has no objection to wait at table oc sionally, and can have a good character from his last plaee. Direct to . T. 184, Hi6h Holborn. No offlcekeeper need apply. S GARDENER, a married Man, aged 30, without in- A,cumbrance, who perfectly understands his business in all Its branches, and tne management of land if requIred, no objection to any part of the country. atid can have a good character from his last place. Direct to W. D. d, Regent-strect, Kennington-cross, Lambeth. No offieekeeper ;leed apply. A S GARDENEn, a single Man, aged 30, who perfectly [X. understands his blusiness in all Irr br anchs, &nd can have a good character from his last place. Direct to T. W. at Mr. Dixon's, seeds- ipan, Covent-garden.