The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

i > THE ORIGINAL 1 UNION FIRE-OFFICE, CORN HILL, „rT?AX,0 ESTABLISHED NEARLY ONE HUNDRED YEARS. WILLIAM MOSS, ■* IRONMONGER, AGENT FOR CARMARTHEN, THE beneficklWects of /nsuranee against loss hv Fire are no ltes obvidus and important, than the consequences o'f neglecting i^ire are ruinous ^nd dread- f,il —Life, Property, every >»/oyment of the present mo- ment and all the prospects ofme future, are ireq«entiy in- -colvediu the of a casml itiagi-ation hence it be- comes the duty arid the polk* of iuH^'duals to guard elr*! selves a?alnstsnch events, \ff means\he most effectualand economical. Among the ly Insti us that have been fet-mod to provide for th^pecunty of e-ptibut. on such OCCitsions, TllWJiyMl 1'ULLLUUJM^ o e rm nl j.i [) r trrf». This Office has always paid Losses endamages by Fire, from L g and I am now authorized to inform the 1 armers and Public, that the Premium on the Stock of Corn and Hay, b iegthi- produce of a Farm also Cattle and Iw plements of Husban- dry tfeereon will be rated at Two Shillings per Cent, and all persons insured in this Office, are requested to rem- to their 'Policies, in order that they may receive the benefit o. tins reduction of the Premium on Farming Stock in the-r react- ive renewals; and that printed receipts are ready for deli- very, for the premiums and duty on Policies, as they become due and that printed proposals of the terms of insurance, may be had of me, which will be found as moderate in everj respect as those of other Offices, fci" Farming Stock may be insured, generally, in alj A Barns and Out-houses, or on a Farm, witiiou-1, the average, chdHSG* Persons desirous of increasing the amount of then Assurances, tn consequence of the inToed pr:ce of build- irnr mateti are informed, that rio a/ditioiial expence Of Policies is irXurred at this Otfice.—P#licies insuring Three Hundred Pottkds, the aunoal amouotr of which is omybs. a,re issued fre f expenee; and all/payments for losses b N, Fire, are iiiHily this Ollice withoift reduction. N. B. In belAlf of this Society, A beg leave to return my sincere thanks to\he Insurers at ttyis Oiitce, for then favour < to me since my A ney, a^Carmarthen; and aLo beg to in- form those who haVti drdq^ped tjieir insurance* (nnd othcr> who may entertait* ifce sameqpiyfion) in conseqeer ce of their supposition which isWounded in weakness and error, that Offices take the remaning property, alter afire to assist them in paying the thai this Uiifce pays all losses oi l damages, proved to b&dontf by fire, provided the amount ijdoeff oiit *f.^ceed the S stireil, without any ehim or prc, tence to the remaining p»p#rty that may be saved and al- so pays in addition toYjfte amount lost, all reasonable charges attending the removal of goods in time of danger; and also insurers in this CRficc (excepting o.dy insurers for seven years, who are Prf>p\ietors in tiie concern) are not liable to be'called uponfto triake good tosses, as the whole property of the Society is liable to pay or make good any loss by fire, which may happenUo them. As to Septennial Insurers, they are Fanners in ta^concern, and receive their share of'the profits, Which have Ven divided among them to the amount of at/least 300,000^ and consequently they and they only are liable to make good, any losses whicn may happen to themselves or the insured for less than Sevei. Years, as the last run no risk of loss, and receive no share of profit. a -f r Septenn *+* Propos I to" i-il or Annu and short period insurances, witti any further information hich may be re- quired for the explaining this mode of insurance, may be had of the Agent J WM. MjDSS, IRONMONGER, CARMARTHEN. Carmarthe/i, March 24, 1810,. J/DIOCESE OF ST. DAVID'S. 1"TNFORESEEN circumstances having occurred U to render the TIME of VISITATION and CONFIR- MATION, lately advertised IMPRACTICABLE ;-Notice in hereby given, that the Days of VISITATION and CON- FIRMATION will be as follows: Tuesday, July 31, Visitation at Cardigan. Wednesday, August 1, Confirmation at ditto. Thursday, August 2, Visitation at Haverfordwest. Friday, August 3, Confirmation at-ditto. Tuesday, August?, Visitation at Brecon. Wednesday, August 8, Confirmation at ditto. Thursday,"August 9, Confirmation at Llandoverv. Wednesday, August 15, Visitation at Carmarthen. Thursday, August 16, Confirmation at ditto. CHAS. MORGAN, Registrar. Carmarthen, May 15,1810. CHARCOAL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Without reserve, on the 20th June next, by WM. HOWELL, at the Ship and Castle Inn, Neath, Glamorganshire.—The [ Salc to begin at three o'clock in the afternoon of the same daj* SIX HUNDREJ?DOZEN SACKS OF CHARCOAL & BRAIZE, In convenient Lots of 25 dozeu<ea.ch. and subject to such conditions of sale as wjllsl^e then produced. THE CHARCOAL, &CV k now lying on the Bank at Melincrythan WorKs, near Neath, within a short d istance of the River, from whence it may be shipped to any part of the Kingdom and will be delivered to the Ptirclia ;ers were it now lies. r Further particulars may be known by making appli- cation, free of postage, to Mr. W. Howell, the Auctioneer, at Neath or to Messrs. Kaye and Fresafield, Tokenhouse- yard, London, CARDIGANS1111tl, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Unless previously di-,po-,edo f by PRIVATE CONTRACT, of which timely Notice will be given,) At the sign of the Blue Bell, in Newcastle, on Saturday, the 23d olrjune, 1810, ALI„ that Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, CALLED FFYNNON-OER, In the r-arish of Llandefriog, in the said County, and wiihic half a saile of Newcastle aforesaid. TJ N B. The .Houses are in excellent repair, and on the i re- mises there is a very valuable lot of Timber. fi:jr For further particulars enquire of Air. Daniel Evanr, of Ffy nrion-Ocr aforesaid. UNION INSURANCE OFFICE, ESTABLISHED IN MARCH, 1797. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. Earl CRAVEN. Lord SALTOUN. The Hon. S. FRASER. Sir JOSEPH SCOTT. Bart. JOHN HENRY LOFT, Esq. M. P. STARLING DAY, Jun. Esq. and Ald. &c. &c. &c. Secretary, Mr. THOMAS BIGNOLD. IN this Office, all the Premium is returned to the -M- Insured, except what is wanted to defray the losses. The number of persons combined amotints to near 20,000; pro- perty insured to many millions, and SOOOnew Insurances are effected every year. The returns are made to each member at the expiration of seven years from the commencement of his insurance, and the deposits have been found so much more than sufficient to meet the expenditure, that dividends of £ 50 per Cent, and upwards have been made to above 3000 of the insurers, whose periods of repayments have arrived. ALL POLICIES GRATIS. Agent for Narberth.Mr. G. BLATHWAYT; Neath Mr. T. MORGAN; Chepstow. Mr. W. WILLETT Milford Haven.Mr. E. PRITCHARD Carmarthen .«. Mn J. BAGNALL Ruthin. Mr. G. ROBERTS; Wrexham i Mr. T. PARSONAGE. FARMING STOCK Insured at the reduced itite of 2s. per cent. without any average clause. UNION OFFICE, For the Insurance of Lives, granting Annuities, and Endowment of Children. TRUSTEES. The Most Noble the Marquis TOWNSHEND. The Right Hon. Earl CRAVEN. Lord SALTOUN. The Hon. S. FRASER. Sir JOSEPH SCOTT, Bart. Sir ROBERT BURNETT, Knt. JOHN PATTESON, Esq. M. P. and Aid. .J Off LN HENRY LOFT, Esq. M. P. Sic. &c. &c. Secretary, Mr. THOMAS BIONOLD. Actuary, Mr. RICHARD MORGAN. The advantages of Life Insurance are too numerous to be compressed within the limits of a few sentences; but the great utility of it will be in some degree illustrated by a single example. A person 28 years of age may, by an annual payment of 2.6s. 8d. insure £100, payable to his executors at his de- cease or for X;,23 Gs. 8d. may insure £1000, and thus, at a moderate yearly expense, secure his family from distress. eSS THE RATES OF THIS OFFICE ARE NEARLY -010 PER CENT. LOWER THAN THOSE OF OTHERS. The surplus capital, after satisfying the claims of the in- sured, is returned to them at stated periods, by additions to' the sums to which their policies entitled them. No charge is made for entrance money, for non-appearance at the chief office, for policies, or for neglect of paying the an- nual premiums in due time, (except the mere interest lost by the delay.) The office makes a liberal allowance for the policies, if the insured cannot continue to pay the premium. The agents for the Union Fire-Ofiice are also agents for the Union Life-Oflice.—(One Concern.) RED-LION-INN, PONTARDULAIS, BETWIXT SWANSEA AND CARMARTHEN. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Travellers are respectfully informed that-the above House is com- pletely fitted up for public accommodation, and every at- tention will be manifested to give satisfaction, and merit support. Ihe. beds are kept well aired, and the Larder plentifully supplied the Wines and other Liquors are also of the very- best quality and the Stabling commodious and good. PORT-CHAISES, with able Horses and careful Drivers. DANIEL'S GENUINE PATENT MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, /i CARMARTHEN. 0hiQfiV a^A/LM- JOHN DANIEL, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND PRINTER OF THIS PAPER, Near the Hail, Carmarthen, sells the following PATENT & PUBLIC MEDICINES For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Hooping Cough, and Con- sumption. GODBOLD'S Vegetable %-W Balsam De Velno's Vegetable Syrup Purland s expectoratinPills Cundell's Balsam of Honey Grant's Drops Dawson's Lozenges Ford's Balsam of Horehound Sir J. Hill's Balsam of Honey Ryan's Essence of Coltsfoot Robberd's 13aliiarnic Elixir Church's Cough Drops For V/eakness, Debility, and Nervous Disorders. Senate's Lozenges of Steel Dr. Rymer's Nervous Tinc- ture and Detergent Pills Dr. Huxham's Tincture of Peruvian Bark Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead Diseases incident to Females. Hooper's Female Pills Welsh's Ditto Trowbridge Golden Pills For the Rheumatism. Whitehead's Es. of Mustard. Whitehead's Pills Dr. Bateman 'sPectoral Drops Essence of Jamaica Ginger. Cumberland's Bituminous Fluid For Scorbutic Complaints. Spilsbury's Drops Radcliff's Elixir For Cut a tie ous Eruptions. Barclay's Ointment Pike's Ointment Solomon's Abstergent Lotion Rowland's Vegetable Lotion Dj-. Wheatley's Ointment Venereal Affections. Walker's Jesuits Drops Leake's Pills Leake's Purifying Drops Bilious Oonij/hnrdi. ^relay's Autibilious Pills Dickson's Pills Dr. James's Analeptic Pills Dr. Gall's Pills Dr.Norris'sAntimonial Drops Disorders of the Bowels. Dicey's True Daffy's Elixir Essence of Peppermint Beaume de Vic Squire's Grand Elixir Anderson's Scots Pills Oriental Cordial Dalby's Carminative Inglish's Scots Pills Disorders of Children. Godfrey's Cordial Glass's Magnesia Ching's Worm Lozenges Severn's Worm Tea Magnesia Lozenges Grey's Tooth Lozenges*^11" Sprain's, Bruises, Wounds,S^c. Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc Dr. Betton's British Oil Turlington's Balsam of Life Marshall's Universal Cerate MISCEI.T.ANEO US. Singleton's Golden Eye Oint, Dr. James's Fever Powder Ginger Lozenges Peppermint Do. Roche's Embrocatio:1 Convulsion and Dutch Drops Bathing Spirits Kennedy's Corn Plaister Collins's Cephalic Snuff Newbery's Issue Plaister German Corn Plaister Sigmond's Anodine Tincture Taylor's Deaf Remedy Bostock's Elixir Henry's Aromatic Vinegar Steer's Paregoric Lozenges Refined Liquorice Hudson's Bleaching Liquid Russian Oil Atkin's and the Miller's Rat Powder. Severn's Ague Cakes I Purland's Family Cerate 'Turlington's Balsam of Life 1- •V INCLOSURES. IN consequence of an Address to the Proprietors of Lands interested in Inclosures, inserted in the-«CAR- MARTHEN JOURNAL of the lst and 28th of April last, several Gentlemen have requested me, both personally and by let- ter, to state my terms for 11 Surveying and Valuing of Com- mons, prior to an application to Parliament,and also to give thsm an Outline of what may be the probable ex- pence attendant on an Inclosure." I have, therefore, cal- culated the expence for a Common of 2000 Acres, and sup- posing the Old Inclosures within the Manor to amount to 3000 Acres, the charges will be £1400, provided there is no disputed Boundary to settle after the Act has passed. This obstacle, so little attended to, frequently causes one-sixth of the expence, which might have been spared the Proprietors, had either an individual or mutual concession taken place in the first instance. Survey, Map, and Valuation of the Commons X 35 Survey and Map of the Old Inclosures. 75 Reduced Map of the Old Inclosures and New Al-5 Qn lotments. Assisting the Commissioners while calculating the) value of the several portions of Common before 20 the division Dividing and Allotting the said Commons on Paper,) 6fi and marking the same out oil the Ground. S l) Setting out the Roads on Paper and the Ground 20 Attendance on the Commissioners for various purposes 20 Drawing the Maps on Parchment for.tlic Award. 10, Drawing Maps of the Lands sold, marking the same) out on the Ground, and attending at the sale toC 10 explain. • explain. Labourers to mark out Ground, and attend Surveyor } forvariofts purposes. § Two Commissioners. 350 Solicitor, Passing Act, acting as Clerk, affixing) Notices, Messengers, Postages, Advertisements,C 350 Stamps, Auction, Stationary, and Hand-bills.) Fees paid for the Bill in the House of Commons. 95 — House of Lords. 70 Making two miles of Public Road. 200 Contingences on the above charges. 49 ACRES. I I I 2000 amount of the Commons. X-1400 187 AcreS at 6s. W-r Acre, and 25 Years purchase.. = £ 1402 40 Roads, Watering Places, and Quarries. 227 'tc i 1773 Acres to be divided amongst the Proprietors. It is hereby evident that the whole loss sustained by the Proprietors could only amount to one-ninth of the gross value; and where Commons are of greater magnitude the proportion will be less. The only difference will be in the charges of the Surveyor, as the Commissioners and Solicitor have nearly as much trouble for 1000 Acres, as they would have for 3000. The sole intent of the above statement is to give informa- tion to Proprietors who complain of the heavy expence, without adverting to any Gentleman concerned in the Inclo- sure of Waste Lands. I am not only a well-wisher to In- closures from the nature of my profession; but also from a thorough conviction of their utility. Whenever I may be employed either as Surveyor or Commissioner, provided the necessary statements of the Lands to he enclosed have been made out in the first instance. I will engage to perform my duty according to the above charges. My Terms for a General Outline of a large Cognmon, merely to shew the Proprietors, is 2d. per Acre. WILLIAM COULING. Carmarthen, June 6, 1810. TO IBE LET, BRYNDYAS H USE AND LANDS, WITH OR WITHOUT THE COLLIERY. THE Land ahont 4SLAcres, with valuable right of Common on the Mountain adjoining, and on the Salt Marshes. Pingod Maish makes it a valuable Grazing or Dairy Farm the stone, coal, and culm under this Farm is of the best quality iu theicountry, and the head-stone so good that it is not necessary to use much Timber in working it, there is at least Five H ndred Thousand Tons of tine workable Coal about a mile 'rom a shipping place (surveyed and valued by an able Coa Surveyor, to whom reference may be had) and sale for a y quantity. A long Lease may be taken of the whole; or t le property sold on fair Terms, and the Purchase-money ret ain unpaid, at 5 percent, until convenient for the Purchase to pay. (j^r For further particul; rs apply to Mr. ThomasWaters, banker, at Carmarthen. CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Black-Lion-Inn, in the Town of Lampeter-pont- Stephen, in the said county, on Saturday, the 21st day of July next, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there prodlIced, ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, TENE- MENT, and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called CARNE, situate in the parish of Llanddewybrevy, in the said county of Cardigan, now let to Evan Thomas, at the low yearly rent, of = £ 16 16s. The Farm is distant from the town of Llanddewytjrevy about a mile and a quarter, from the town of Tregaron about two miles, and from the town of Llampeter-porit- Stephen about nine miles; and has very extensive and valu- able Rights of Common, of Pasture and Turbary. The Bishop of Saint David's intends building an extensive College at Llanddcwybrevv, and a large subscription has been set on foot, and part of the stones raised for the pur- pose; there is also an Act of Parliament, passed the last Session, for making a new turnpike road from the town of Llandovery, in the county of Carmarthen, to the said town of Llanddewybrevv, to communicate with the road leading from the town of Tregaron to the town of Aberystwith which is a very fashionable watering-place, and much re- sorted to in the summer Season. For further particulars and a view of the premises apply at the office of David Lloyd Harries, Solicitor, Llandovery, who will appoint a person to shew the same. Llandov(!ry, ( CASTLE PIGGIN, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOTt A GENTEEL FAMILY. TO BE LET BY AUCTION, AND ENTERED UPON AT MICHAELMAS NEXT, On Saturday, the 7th day of July next, at the Old Ivy Bush, Carmarthen, unless disposed of in the mean time by Pri- vate Contract, of which notice will be given, ALL that Messuage, Tenement., and Lands, commonly called and kno wn by the name of CASTLE PIGGIN, the residence of the late Captain BLOTCE, consist- ing of a Mansion-house, Offices, &c. a Garden, and about Fifty Acres of Meadow Land. The Land will be let in one or two lots, shall be agreed upon oh the day of sale. This enchanting spot is situate near the Rivers Gwilly and Towy, -famous for salmon, sewen, and trout, in the heart-of a fine sporting country, and within one mile of the pieatif.il market town of Carmarthen. ( £ f Letters, post-paid,■ to be left at the Carmarthen 1 Journal Oiiice. R M if) CARMA ITHENSIIIRE. ^^0 BE SOI D BY AUCTION, At Langharne, on tticAwAii day of June instant, ALL the neat HOI SEHOLD FURNITURE of a Lady leaving the Country, comprising an excellent sideboard; four-posts, ai i field bedsteads, drawing and eb fo ts5 card tables, carpeting, j rime beds and bedding, elegant ch'ina and glass, kitchen, brewing, and yd airy utensils, all new within the last twe ve months, and well worthy the attention of the Public. The sale to begin a eleven o'clock in the forenoon. SA rlUEL THOMAS, Auctioneer. 6th June, 1310. NEW-INN, LAUGHARNE, CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,f On the Premises, on Friday, the 6th day of July next, unless disposed of by Private Contract in the mean time, ^IflHAT well-accustomed Inn, called the NEW JL INN, situate in the Town of Laugharne, in the said County, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, toge- in ther with all the household furniture, brewing utensils, &c. ike.—Also all the Stock belonging to the Farm, which will 9 be let at the same time, and immediate possession given. For particulars enquire on the Premises. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Hart Inn, in Narberth, on Friday, the 6th day of July, 1810, between the hours of three and four o'clock, iu the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES: Lot A LL that FARM-HOUSE, and the Farm Juki. Buildings, Yard, Gardens, and 16 Acres, and 2 Roods of Land thereunto adjoining and belonging, situate at Camphill, in the Parish of Narberth, in the said County, together with the remainder (subject to the life estate of Mrs. Mary Protheroe, aged 45 years therein) of all that Dwelling House (adjoining the said Farm House) and the Yard and Garden thereunto belonging and adjoining: all now in the occupation of Mr. George Protheroe. The Purchaser of this Lot may be accommodated with about 133 Acres of good Land (which adjoin the above and have been occupied therewith for several years) on a lease for three lives at a moderate rent. Lot II.-All that DWELLING-HOUSE and Garden, with the Appurtenances, now in the occupation of Richard Lade, as Tenant, from year to year, at the clear yearly rent of 121. Lot III.—All that AIALTHOUSE, now in the occupation of Mr. William Thomas, under a Lease which will expire at Michaelmas, 1812, at the clear yearly rent of 151. together with the Stable and Yard adjoining the said Malthouse, now in rile occupation of George Roblin, as tenant from year to year, at the clear yearly rent of 21. The two last-mentioned Lots nearly adjoin each other, and are situate near the Conduit, in the Town of Narberth. (ÇJr For further particulars apply to Mr. John Crum, Narberth or William Evans, Solicitor, Haverfordwest. DAVID PHILLIPS, Auctioneer. COPPER AND IRON MILLS, And klEADOW LAND, n At UXBRIDGE, n the County of MIDDLESEX. 0 IOBFLET, AND ENTERED VFON IMMEDIATELY, A COPPER ROIJLING MILL, worked by a water wheel, 10 fifef wide, 18 feet high; a Hammer Mill, the water wheel 71 feet wide, 17 feet high an Iron Hoop Mill, the water w c-el 7 feet wide, 17 feet high; with Workmen's Houses, Smi s' Shops, Stable, &c. &c. with or without the Land. These Mills are supplied by the river Colne, and never want water; are ready for wrorking any hour. The Grand Junction Canal passes through the land. The barges are loaded close to the Mills, only 15 miles from London. For further particulars apply, if by letter, post-paid, to Geo,rge Bowser, Esq. (the Proprietor) at Uxbridge, Mid- dlesex, or a Pembrey, near Carmarthen. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING. MADE BY DAY AND MARTIN. LONDON. ^jnilTS invaluable ComposidyA, with half the _JL usual labour, profeuces/he incpttlrillrantjet black ever beheld, afford^ peculiar nourishment tl the leather, will not soil the finest* linen, e ue/tlctly freelfrom any unpleasant smell, and wHIr«tdin^?virAiesin any^limate. Sold wh Day anid Martin, No. 97, High Hol- born, London,-# mid retail, i>y their agents, Mr. J. Daniel, Printer, Carmarthen; Mr. T. Jenkins, Swansea; Mr.Wil- mot, Pembroke; Mr. C. Lewis, Cardigan and Mr. J. Jones Aberavon; in stone bottles, price Is. 6d. eacb. MATRIMONY. IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably cer- tain, that many persons of both sexes are deterred from entering into the married state, by infirmities, which deli- cacy forbids them to disclose and thtre;tre not a few, who, beitie already married, are rendered miserable, for want of those tender pledges of Mutuailove, without which, hap- piness in this state is, at leastJvelS' precarious. It has been i <( i tamed beyond doubt, that thVsc circumstances areoc- caxionea by a general or tAartiamvlaxatioh or weakness in either sex and it is equafivXcerta'sn, that the genuine AROMATIC LOZP&GES OF STEEL are the best, if not the only rem'edv for this species of debi- lity. When taken into the stomach, they immediately dif- fuse themselves, like!! a/vapour, through every poie, pro- n ducing effects, atn salutary, and permanent. When the sp;u'k|«s\lye begins to grow dim, the circulation languid,fend thAfaKulties paralyzed, these Lozenges are found to five jlonAlto the nenes, exhilarate the animal spi- rits, invjjgWbtaihe body, and re-animate the whole man.. When aiveVuoiVto exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, "and pallid quntenatice, indicate approaching consumption, "the delicatelfc-male will be preserved, and restored to health and society by the benign influenceof this medicine. When the delusions of imagination, or the force of bad example, have temptidl unguarded youth into the dangerous laby- rinths of see sensuality, debilitated his body, or impaired his understaiifiing, these Lozenges will protect him from lingering disease, the infirmities of premature old age, and a wretched dissolution. When, by luxurious banquefs, co- pious libations, Paphian excesses, :id midnight revels, the sous and daughters of dissipation have brought on them- selves debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a long train of newous complaints, these Lozenges will restore healt] and v tothedt-hilitatcd frame, and cheerfulness and anima- tionto the mind.■■■• THE AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are prepared and sold by the inventor, Dr. Senate, N't. '7, ■Southampton-row, Bioomshurv, London aod by hi are soid by J. Dini>d, Printer of this Paper; and by most respectable medicine venders, price 7s. per box,duty included. Ons-'rve the Doctor"1. signature, I' b;nafe5 in his haiid- wriiii-.g, or ihev cuauot be genuine, < t 1 IETRICHSEN, FjH NABLE TA.ILOR, at DIETRICHSEN, F^AHIQNABLE TAILOR, at his Old-Established Rnthbone-Place, Ox- ford-street, London, contint, o make, (for Readv Money- only,) in his suPERioRffend hi|my-e. pproved Stile of "Cut tin/, Men of Factions' Ladies' Riding Habits, and You%" Gentlemen* DneJ^jLfilain or elegantly'trimmed.—Counfjy Residentfunwfc/ilformed how t7> transmit their Measures by post, aiJL vrders from new Customers to be accompa- nied with a remittance.—N. B. Prime S. Fine Cioths and KcrseymeresJwill be received from Manufacturers in pay- ment of acWunts, instead of Cash. The following established Medical Preparations by 1). Cox Chemist to his Majesty, Gloucester; are this Day rec:>fv$d and sold, wholesale and retail, only by J. DANIEL, Printer of this Paper:- PREPARED CHARCOAL, the safest and best Dentrifice. PEARLS. ESSENCES, and LOZENGES ^f PEPPER- MINT, GINGER, STEEL, &c. ] [ Dr. BOS WELL'S elegant and very FHRFOQIQJRS FEMALE MEDICINE. V JlV CHELTENHAM APERIENT SALTS^lLCINED MAG- >. NES1A, ESPRI'B DE ROSBv CACHOES A LA ROSE. SPICE ESSENCE, ..& FISl U ES, in Cases, &c. Engravhtgs/fy^lsaJinphieSea, Family, and Portable Medicine Chestf, aim KiG&i/lgw of the various Articles made at the Royal Elahi^alV^Vjrllcester, may be seefl as above. )4ral This D s. ublished, price 8s. COX's FAMIW MEDICAL COMPENDIUM, Considerably jiblargw and improved.—THE FORMULAE, &C. of the New Landon, i dinbuf..gh, and Dublin Pharmacopoeias, s may be had separate, price • Publisfced, .price 2s. COX'S DIRECTIONS FOR ftORSE MEDICINES, WITH THE MOST APPROVED RECEIPTS. N. B. Orders for Horse Medicine Chests, &c. received by J. DANIEL. ( One Concern.) » Just published, price 3s. SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH, which points out the most simple and efficacious remedies for Asthmas, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Female Com- plaints, Lowness of Spirits, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Scrofula., &c. &c.-To which is,annexed, A Dissertation on the Pro- perties and Effects of Hot and Cold Bathing also an Es,y on Secret Venery and a Discoutfie on Impotency in tii'e Male, and Sterility am^ Barrennpfcincident to Females, &c. The whole illustrated ,itul inters|(er*d with a "variety of au- thentic facts ijjfever beijre pjsblisheA [i^r* Purchasers are jjhrticiilarly rftuested to ask for So- lomon's GuVli to IJtMihj' 1 as the wreat celebrity of this work has ii]d|eed iaVu/mtmpled pei*sns to publish books, under similar tkl«,«vi?K a vl,w to mislead the public. London i !)r*tld V;>r the llnthor and sold by Mathews and Leigh,^No.jS, Strand; Snerwood, Neely, and Jones, and 0; Longman, Patq-noster-row also, by his appointment, by J. Daniel, Mafket-Place, Carmarthen; Mr. T. Jenkins,' Swansea; ill,r. ilmot, Pembroke; Mr. C.Evans, Cardi- e gan; and by the principal Venders of Patent Medicines' throughout the United Kingdom. fç:' All others are Counterfeit. Of whom may be had, that eificaciou- Medicine, the cele- brated ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, a safe, salutary, and certain Cure for the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's EviJ, Gout, &c. Price IOs. 6d. and 33s. a bottle. SOLOMON'S ABSTERGENT LOTION, for clearing and beautifyin the Completion. Price 4s. 6d. each bottle. SOLOMON'S DETERGENT OINTMENT, a safe reme- dy, for Old Wounds, Ulcers, &c. Price 4s. 6d. each box. TO THE AFFLICTED. GALL'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS ARE the cheapest and most efficacious Medicine 0 ARE the cheapest and most efficacious Medicine now in circulation, for removing all Obstructions in the Stomach and Bowels, and prevei ting the long Train of Diseases occasioned thereby. 1 i j Those afflicted with B'lio'us Comll .iap, Indigestion, Fla- tulency, Jaundice, habitual Costv<M<Jb, and sick Head- achs (particularly those which ploceed from free living) will meet wi|fh speedy Relies by taking them agreeable to the Directions, and in fedsj/Tiistances, the disagreeable ope- rations of«anl'5Emetic be lvoided. Hundreds bf Caseic6uld bt! Irought forward to prove their Efficacy, but Ibe^roprietor has ever studiously avoided such a Prac tice, trusting their merit would ensure their success, in which opinionme has not been disappointed. A recommen- dation signed By upwards of sixty respectable persons, may be seen at the,Respective Venders, which is will be a sufficient Testimony of their utility. r They are s>?Jd Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor, B. Gall, Druggist, Woodhridge, Suffolk and Howard and Evans, 42, Lon-r-lane, West-smithfield, London and Retail by J. Daniel, Printer of this Paper, and J. Evans, Carmar- then C. Lewis, Cardigan; T. Jenkins, Swansea; D. Bowen, nnd J. King, Neatli- T. Dyke, Merthyr; C. vacllcll, ?."å <1. Bird, Cardiff; J.Price, and J. Wyke, Abergavenny; J. Davis,Haverfordwest; R.Wijmot, Pembroke; W.Vaughan, and G. North, Brecon: and/most reputable Medicine Ven- ders in the Kingdom, in Boxes, containing 55 Pills, at 25. 9el. and 20, at Is. 1 d. each, Duty included. Whatever is useful ought io be generally known. PURLAND'S FAMILY CERATE. tS recommended to the Nobibtv, Gentry, and Public, as the most efficacious remedy yet. discovered for BURNS, SCALDS, Ulcerated CHILBLAINS, Old Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Cracked Nipples, Green Wminds, Srorbu tic and Inflammatory Eruptions, Piles, Eistala^ St. Anthony's Fire, &c.; having succeeded in cast* fcf s%gral years stand- ing, after every other means had fafljdy PROM yili. L1LLYSTOXE TO 7.TV: RR RT,AXD. Sm-.It affords me great »lAisij.re tn acquaint yon of flie ver? extraordinary cure Ij^ Wef"tely received by yoitr inva- luable FAMILV^LEAATE./ Jtwsix or seven years 1 laboured under a very bLiul^eiaftedsore leg, for which I tried every thing recoiTimMdtdjtyiVne both by the Faculty and other. withont receiviief; but being advised, I made trial of yeur CERATE, Wwch I applied as recommended iu the bill of directions, aniu to my astonishment, one box performed a perfect cure i0 I very little time. That the ahoi-e/may be made as public as possible, tor the good of the co", unity, to the sincere wish ot v7 Your obedient servant, HENRY ULLYSTONE, Sf. Martin at Palate, Norwich, Igth April, 1807. Prepared asd sold at 2s. 9:i. and Is. lid. the box,_ bv Ro- bert Puriand, Junr. at his Medicinal Dispensary, No. 3, St. Simon and Jude, l^orw ich; aud whole^ixo i? 1")ice y 1 Sutio-i, 10, Bow Oiurch-vard; Howard and Evans, 42, Lon<Maue. Smithfield Nevvberv and Sons, 45, Si; Paul's Church-vard Butler, 4, Ciieapside-; Barclay a«4.Smis, Fi- et-mar^et'; and hy all the principal wholesale A»'|rts ;n Lond on and fl,tairty .1. Daniel, Printer of thislPap>T; Carmarthen: J. GrilStbs, Haverfordwest; C.- Lewis ^ar- riiVau • T. Jenkins, Swanya; J. King, and D.. Bowen, Neiith; and one person in every town throughout the United Kingdom. .1*1 Oi whom rsiav be lia.rt, PUE.LAXD'S EX.FECI'Oit:I'J.l'( PILLS, which s-ve fV mo«t- imwiliate.relief to th«e afflicted withO-ru* .\sT-JWATIN and C-mnAver*, ii-e.i ic. PAc^M.U. each