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The Times, 1824-10-11T00:00:00

087OS M14PORTANT SAVING in IPTJN'1SHt144G, J2Lat Sllt ITH aind Co.'s, corner of Great Turnstile, Hiobozn, removing to newr premisezt, in - Regent.street,) in consequence of which the whole of their extensive and( vAluable Stock of Town. ?ri,nted Chinizes, Mterino Damasks, Mnre6ns, colepred Linings, a&.is now SELL4ING OFF at an immtense reduction in price, and muse be svtedily cleaired. .MFI SS RS. MA-RSIH, STrRAcEX I, anti Co.--Te-Th a1TUrTe IY.of the above House having inconveniebecd a greatt number of -rcspcctnibie Parties, any Gentleman or Trarlssmann whom It wotild iawte frnm that or akny other nlosers to OPEN a DRAWING AC- CDUNT. or to have the LOAN.of a 'ew' good bona fidle BILLS 'or ACCEPTANCES_. may be 2ccommod-ated., on npplication, by, le-ter, -pest paidl, to Alr. W. H arrij, (12, Royal Exchange. Terms for the accommodation moderate, and invittlihle secrecy nlsseryed. P ATENT' WRtOUGHTf IRON COFFINS are the moost effectual SAFEGUARD agninst GRAVE ROBBERS. It4anufactorv, 22, Goswell.road, SlIr. J. WVoodidill, Agent, or the City Burial-ground, New North-street, Finsbuary ;and 51 eesmrs. *~, Flnidan, 7," Cannon-street.roae, or II, Natsoau.place, Commer- cIalroad. Evry article in the funeral bLusinless supplied, or fune- rals Conducted in town or country. t~UP5ERIOR MANIRURK -To Far cs o rowers, and Agriculturitatsin Gesersl.-For SALE, about SEVKN'TY TiONS of RUBBINGS, being the refuse f,osn kitchien stufT, sialt provisions, &c. which is allowed by those who have mnade use of the article to be equal, if not superior, to any manure now irt use, It can be shipped a-t a few hours' notice, and will be siold on very rea- conable terms. Apiply (if by letter, poae paia) to JoSephi Per-cival, xn'4teir, GTeen-street. Wellirnton.,.treet, Bsk,-rs.od NEW INVENTION.-J. COLLINGIi, Autthor of the N1Platent Axletreeg, has invented a NEWV HINGES for Doors, ,Gates, &c. whichi from its peculiar formation constitutes a univer. CAI joint ; and as it combines the important advantages of moving in oil, with thle effectual exclusion-of air sod dust from the parts in action, its continuance in order is renadeae permanent. C3ates with shese hinges may be opened andshut with incredible ease. The cx- tenasl part made to any design and richly ornamented ;and doors to whbich they are attacbedi can be taken off in an instant and re-placcel t,ith equal facility. Various kindsi may be seen in use at the patentee's manufactory. near Marsh-gate, Lambeth. DISH1, Contractor with Governiitent for the pre-ent ,ULOTTERY, havinfr, agreealbly with 1sis usuail custom, 'ad- vertined the schemre itt futll, now callsl thje attention of his beat Friends. the Public, to its principal attractions, It contains TrWO grand PRIZES of ?30,000, cud 30 other capitals. All the prizes aire sterling. rnoney.; there are sio blanks, eveiry numnber being sure of at least 1. ; and the plan oif havinig the whiole scheme decided in one dary having given such general satisfaction, is again adouted byBDish, as all the above capitals and all the othe'r prizes will be drIAWn,an every numnber decided oh Tuesday, the 3d of November, all in one day. Ais the interval to the dra'wing is en very short, and lotteriea are so coon to terminate altogether, Bigh Bolicita an early puirchase, fit either of Ihis offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, where the following capital prizes; all drawn on Tuesday lust, 5th ir'st. were shakred and sold : No. 15,556 _.. a Prize of --. ?30.050 6989 - another Prize of 20,00f) 19,895 -.? 0 0 10,550 - ?3001) 7,404 - 220 8,744 - 1,00 11,6961..~ 300 110.938 - 22 18.478 - 1,000 114.378 , ",. 30 12,074 - 220 635 - 510 2,602 2-20 12',745 - - 220 8.087 -- 510 I3,259 220 111,073 --. 220 The Contractor's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charlng-cross. CERTAIN CURE for CORNS.-The ITNTFALLIBLE AcGERM,A. CORN PLASTER.-Thii5 moat effectual remetdy has enjoyed ak veryy extensive sale for upwards of half a cen- tutry, and continues to maintain a decided suiperiority over all oint- xnents, salves, &c. of the like desicription, affording huintrediate relief to persens afflicted with corns of recent or long standing, without the leasit injury to tuse GOet. PrepaLredl by 'T. Axtell, and sold in boxesq, at Is. lIid, each, by Messrs. Barclay, Fleet-market ; Butler,h Chaide; Edfwards, St. Paul's churcliyarnl; Prout, near 'rem PICe-bar; `urser, 1, Finch-lane; Sanger, 15, Oxford-street ; Sutton and Co. Bow churchtyard ; Ward, 324, 1-olborn ; and all venders of patent medicines. F IOR COLDS, Coughs, Asthmas, &e.-Tbe PECTO- XRAL ELIXIR. Experience during a very long period hast inconatestably provedi the superioT efficacy of this medielne, in alt cases of colds., coughs, and asthmatic aifteotions. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very choTtly relieves the patient of a slight er recent o3ld, and a few doses are generally-sufficient to remove those whichi neglect has reisdered more c-onfirmned antd obstinate, and which are accomipanied with cough, spitting of blood, and other sierious siymptoms. its peculiar hatlsamic powers tend to hieal crenesst, and allay the irritation of the lungs, in cases of cough ; and in asthmatic ufFeetions it assists and pilves freediom to the breath. Sold in bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Butler, ehymist, 4, Chteapsidie, St. Pasul's; and 220, Regent-str'et, near the Argyjl ,Roomns, L.ondon; and by the principal mnedicine venders throuighout the nite Kindom.Of wom ay bt had, the Balsiamic Lozenges useti i recoin oughs, oasness, &c. and for ren dering the oic clar nd lexble an prtecing its organs from the effects of xerio, i boes la lA. id '.9d. Be careful to iahk for Butlr'sPectralElixr ad fllsa ic Lzenges. WANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. S NURSENIAID fin a resp.ectable Famnily, a young A Woman fromi the Country, who can have an undeniable charac- ter from her last pl-ace. in town, where she lived 12 months. Direrc. to K. G. Twossnny Postodisce, Ntewgate-street. ___ S ADY'S-MAID, or as fay'-mid anl HoT kepr A ayoung Woman, wyho erctyudrtands her business;s has no objection to go abroad. Diett .A tBlake's hotel, Jerinyn- street, St. JameVsa. 4 S eav'r o a inge Gntlean,whee aman or a w a an hve goo chractr frm te lay se ha jut left, writh whom he lved yeaand hal. Diecthto A.F.st reetuan'., oilI an d J~ ERVANT to -a single Gentlemian, a ,steady young A Woinan.wrho is agoes plaini cook, and uniderstaAds thie-dornest 'c concernis or a house: can have a good character fromn bar last place. wvhere she lived upads of two yeaLrs. Direct ttZtf. B. at the green. roe",71, St. Ju37 sreitetSrl)fil.No offic!ekeeper need aPply_.. ~0~SHO'T.'stlfEEPaR. to a single Gentleman, or as Cook in fit.a sall entel Fanufly, a steady Wvomain, who Perfectly under. -stnd hr urlnes,ndcan has'saru uodeniablecharacter. Direct to E. B. at Mr. Thompson's, 4, Grove-street, Deptford. No occifikeeper need apply. AS Hou-st.xEEzrt' to a single Gentleman, or in a Comn- AYtmorciali-Iouse, an hoiest,' confidential Wvomtan, aced betwee-n 30 andi s0, who can be well recommended from her last prace. Direct to A. D. at Mir. Walker's, grocer, 3113, Oxford-street, -near the Pantheon. ARespectable AViiow, wlho has becen many years in AH.business for her'self, in-Ith an elderly Genitlemani or Ladry, wvhere a, erl or boy to kept, or asA PliJn Cook In a smnall regular Fanuaily S, can vei'a good referenee. Direct- to NI. B. at thec siloc warehouise. 21 0, igiiels.treot, Shoredltch. No officelieeper need applv'. A s PLAIN C00ox in a small Family, or as Kitchienmaid Ainsa Genitleman's Family.i ani active youngz Woman. Direct to to E. B. At Mrs. Wocodls, greecAgrocer. Hus:gerfurd-market. AS UPPFRx HOUSraeAIln, or as Housemaid, w~here afo~ot- man Is kept, a respectable younig Woman, snlho has a knoisrledge of dressimalting, and can have a good character from the plaee she has juttlert. Directtb Nt. S. at Mr. Niurti'e, cheesemt-iger, corn-r of NIeur C avendish-street. Ntaeylebone. __ _____ _________ S HousElaiiiin in a -mail Famnily, where the wa?shitig j~. ispu 0~'. ortou..iton ir elerY laRdY, a 'oung Womani. sn-ho can avagodcaatrf,shetatPlace. wv ere she liIved fouir S Hous~tao~ o as ervat of All-wor-k , a young A Womn. s-ho cn bewell ecomended from her las.t Place: no c,hjecton to te counry. Dirct to ..S. 32, Broad-street. Goldetn sq luare. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUsNitu HOUSE-MArn ill a respectable Family, orto sss nothCT servant, a i'eroosi. aged 17. who has no obujec. no t travel. Direct to 'M. A. 0. 45, mAry'goAd.streat, Berinondesy. No offcelreeper ijeed apply. A C-AMBEReIMAlD, or~as Housemaid in an Hotel,TavIerill fraCofFeehouse. or inn, A Persosi, who bas no objection to be as, liAnsesosid in a respectable I.,odgling-bmixe.. DIrect to A. B. 17, Princes. tTeet,'Drury.larsc. No offieekeepSrneed:apPly. _____ ~BARMAIrD, a respectable ya,tlngw-oman, , iT, /V ogve u-ndeniable referenoe'as to ,~aacter arid eprniexl,,rn.. O ree o pply to Ni. T. 6', P,sweli.strest, Go'ssTI-kslltreet.road. MA~' atI is~Vtx, ithutincumbrance ; the man as torogh tdo,i-Sevan, ~n tolook lifter a hor'e and chaise If eipire : he omnasCoo,, ailblks, and l ake the aRnagemnen t 'if dary f rquied iIn reu's Faily, o-r winth a single Lady us- (lesulema no bjecion o ron or,','nsiy. the Ilatter P,referree,l Sioh rn hve oodchracerst,-m te amily they are about to lehive. Direct to T. N. at Mr. Smith's, ohmi , chifsuell-ytreet, Filnsbur'y squtare. No offieekesper need apply. i MA-N avd i ;Wr , wtho-ut _incl'.unhran~, to hwie-tfhe ACAre of at uousse I Tio objection to Offies,. or to u-sit iupo'i , ei,.Zle Gentleman s can have tmdndsiahle ,,haract.r' (tile rmn from hbig prCignt einployer,swith wvhomi he hiss heeii 6 Yearsl. DirecttSCltis -S, Londou--1.Wal ___ 3s~ j 0o, Se AT, o-r as Li otro Shpmn I~.respectahle gnuing Maui. -ho can haven, go4i character fr,,, bhpae helji I-sat let,f seeirity can be given for IOOl or nbr,r. ir effleekeeper need APP1ly. r Be's Oay-in.ne AS FooimeAN, an activ e young W asi, aged 2,wo All,~totgg .y anld morality, as well as competency In his business, c-an.give aeeerencetohistast place. Direct or Apply to N7. D. Oh, Go,riell-stieet ______ A objctio to OW,,or cuntr, orto travel : ashave a godirl charcterfro thefamiy h las seved. Direc;t"to0 P. F. att Mfr. oins'ds,p 22. Ptste,Tttns.court-road. No ofhcekeeper 7~~Tll yung t] AN, aed btwee 18and 2?0, to travel Grec.st'55. W.ttheto-et'ec. Blokfiar-roD. rat .s 6 L~khItbuines,an'd carn have an unexceptionable character from hi u.tplaee. where hi)lived three years and a half, or fromn a foTrmer sine, sn-here the lived 11 yeakrs: and, if required cass provide hors;es on rca-somibslle terms. Dire'.t to, H. S. at SIr. 'r'odd-s. 78. St. Pa;ul's churchyard. S Ruoon, or to lo afra gae, or mk hisf A generally useful, ayug anfroi the cu try hoi ran have a two years' chi.1ratetr fro Rssls-pae. DiretoC D. aLt RIbard Smneed':I, 190. Upper. lrbamres-street I 5"Ilt. a'1.oung Ma a NIn, aged go, who perfectly ATl&. unerstanids Jis bus ness. asid has nocubjectirin to hiavetema ssj~agnemet of meadoW or pitstu're lanid. Direct to W. J. 9, Seyor plae., Little (helaea. S GAfgesBNEn, a ar ildlan, who has no objectint A lookaftera tiaas an ebis in-or out of the house:cnhv ant -undentable character fromn bitt last place. Direct toJ. C. at Mr. Bridge's. 5,utclier, Norwoo6, Surrey. VAFVS IWaxrznIlnaTaef, CofoSC, Hotel, or Inn, a an u ssl.go Man, aged 24O epcalnnexionis, who cani have auneIble chiaracter orhnsyadubrty from his la';t,eItuz. tioti. DIrect tW A. B. ii, Orne-tea,n,dLinsgae S Pn~ra, r Lede Waehoisman, a younig n A wit a god elsracte, whohtn een. emplbyed inn whobclesxle gloe arhoseIntheciy orth lsttwo years, and would behappy to e egagd i tosae tne,or n ny other, ss'hers ha *an males himslf '.eneVo l.lsen~ln'er;woeioih happ'y to engage with a Captin s Srvat, o ga vyag tofheEasor eet Ind es., Direct to A. .23, Geat TinIty-ane, Ceapele. A WgaLY STUATON, n a hop or Warehouse, a re- specabl stedy ctiv midle.sedhIs; or to leak after a eoutinhoue o ofice toeary ot prces, and make hlioseclf otber- wiseueeuls ritsanat~ind an iverspetabe reference as to charcte. Drec to . H atMn,Jone's,groer,Speldlsurat-etreet, ~ltrtu-eestnt N oflekeperned pp. pAtENT ECONOMICA linI1NIV1LP(SAL LAMPS. r _THtOMdAS PEARCX' and%0% i% nomlg, wvIdh grAtitutde the liberal patronege of thc 04ohiiltY hnd (lenry to tlhie Ivcnelont,. &Ad for tke confidence placod In them by fomileN in dIlsAnt,parts et the Cotntry who have instpeotei thoit dvierne ts, 'nat thc public mav not be deceivedl by imitatiotnt In the shaip of` their,g'asee or othierwixe, they deem It necesarTy to stals thai, If any 1re otYcffd' as *' the PAtent eornotnleal and lnive.sAil l jnanps " cither in Lanton or the country, except at the Soho Rlaztar, by rits. olarke (wlxo has a tablet shwling her atitlitrity), it ls a deceptiat, Pe.ctc. and Co.. being the sole venderts. The great variety ot' these excellent laJmp Ibr getieral donestic ttees, in addition to the Frcvch lamps of every sort (in making which thoy arc scrutplously nice), givet. them a deciietl superlority in cholce and competition. Familics and personss residing in hot climivtes, or p%iksongero to the Eavte .or. Vest-lndies, or any t1ibtant parte, will find in thc Economical L,amps a valuable acquisition. Captaina antd owners of ships, or gentlcmen having yaclht', &c. who aim at porfection, and are liberal in attaining it, are invited to the moat pertect letmp adapted to a binnacle. Lettero addressed, post paitid to T. Pearce and Co. 268, facing the front of St. Clement's chittei, Strand, will meet with prompt attentionri. 'Also dealers in genuine Sperm (il. JY. ETEERS's C iA imOM IILE DROPS.--OhaxnoII1J1d is celebrated by physiciaiti and botanipts na a plant -of many virtues. This cleg nt preparation of it it now universally egteeneEt for its efficacy in all complaints of the gaill bladder, and those alairm. ong di=orders of the viscera so cornmon in the IRast.and West Indies. It restores lost a petite by correcting the crtdity which oceasions in. digeRtion, is highly serviceable in hysteric fits, and. debility of the nervous system, and alleviates the violence ot sea-sickness, Price Is. 91. a bottle. Ample allowance to East and West India mer. chants for exportation. Dr. Steers's Paregoric Lozenges, for coughte, hoareeness. &c. [Pr. Steers's Oil, fbr convul8ions in chi).. dren, which generally removes the fit in a few minutes, Priccgt.66d. rhe above nre sold genuine by J. qanger lliO, Oxford-street; Jlawkins, Old Bond-street; Harris, t.udgate-street; Stradling, Roval Exchange: and ali vendere of medicines.