The Cambrian

EMPLOYMENT. A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, of respectable connexions, well acquainted with Business in gene- Tal. is desirous of meeting with an moment in some MANUFACTURING or" MERCANTILE HOUSE in WALES, (or the adjoining English counties) where ins ta. lents and attention might be useful. Any Nobieman or Gentleman in want of a man of educa- tion and respect ability to take an active part on his Estates, ■would tiud him not unworthy patronage. A line addressed Mr. E. Knight, Post-office, Bristol, will meet immediate and res MORE CAPITAL PRIZES and of GREATER: MAGNITUDE, TV THE ST AT E- LOTTERY, To begin DRAWING the 28th of JANUARY, 1305. SCHEME. 1 of d" is < £ 25,000 — 20,000 —. 40;000 3 10,000 — 30,000 3 5,000 — 15,000 ó — 1,000 — 6,000 10 — 500 5,000 30 — 100. 3,000 60 — 50 — 3,000 6,150 — 20 123,000 25,000 Tickets. £ 250,000 pickets and Shares are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office. Present Price of Ticket*' £ in 10 0 Half £ 9 9,01 Eighth £ 8 0 Quarter •••• 4 15 OJ Sixteenth 14 0 !e3- Persons in the Country will be supplied with Tickets on the same terms as if present, by sending Post- «ftice Orders, good Bills, Cash,, Bank Notes, or Prizes of former Lotteries, to any LICK VSEO LOTTE* v-OFFICK. JANUARY 28, 1805, THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. HALL and Co. (Successors to Mr. NICHOLSON) At their Licensed ST A TE-LOTTEIIY OFFICE, No. SB, CORN HILL, Corner of the Royal Freharge, London, B~ESPECTFULLY acquaint the Public, that jLt TICKETS and DULY STAMPED SHARES, in a treat variety ot Numbers are selling on the lowest terms, he Capital Prizes in this Lottery are one of £ 25,000, two °f- £ 20,000, three of dlO,000, three of £5,000, several of £ '•000, to £ 50, the lowest Prize £ *20, and only 25,000 Tickets. And of Mr. J. PEIR.CE> Bank, Brecon. 52V Orders from the Country accompanied with Bills at a ighort date, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post-office Orders, exe- ■» cuted on the same terms as if personally present. Correct NmHerica) and Register Books kept. Money for Prizes as I toon as drawn, and in full, without any deduction, two jBiouths after the Lottery has finished. BRISTOL, Nov. SO, 1804. The Oldest and only full LICENSED STATE-LOTTERY OFFICE in BRISTOL, where the Lottery Business has been legally transacted on.; the most liberal terms for these Thirty four iMteri'S past. NORTON and SON, MILTON's-HEAD, CORN-STREET, BRISTOL, (And no. where else on their account,) SELL TICKETS and Legally Stamped SHARES, divided into Haines, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in the ensuing Lottery, to begin Drawing 28th JAKIMBY next. And BOYDELL's TICKETS for the SHAKESPEAR LOTTERY, which will be determined by the above on the ftith January, price Three Guineas. SCHEMES GRATIS. Orders with Qash Notes punctually attended to.; and the. prices may be seen by referring to the general Lottery advertisement. Eopat Change assurance, (Esta.blished by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the First,) FOR ASSURING HOUSES, BUILDINGS, GOODS, CORN, BAY, STocK; cS.c.; and dso for the ASSURANCE of LIVES. and granting ANNUITIES on LIVES. rpiIE CORPORATION of the ROYAL EX- JL CHANGEASSURANCE do hereby give Notice, that: they have authorised their respective Agents to receive Proposals for the ASSURANCE of FARMING-STOCK, at the Rate of 2s. 6d. per Cent, per Annum. Persons whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th instant, arc hereby informed that Receipts are now ready- v to be delivered by the Company's Agents under-mentioned, and the Parties assured are requested to apply for. the re- newal of their policies on or before the 9th of January, as 'the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, beyond the date pi each Policy, will then expire. Glamorganshire. Swansea JOHN and W. R. GROVE. Brecomhire. Brecon Chari.KS PRICIIA»j>» Denbighshire. Ruthin TU6MAS Jones, Wrexham Jo-Av FOULKES. Flintshire. Holywell, WILLIAM ToSTOK. Montgomery shire. Montgomeryo. MAURICE Joxis. Monmouthshire. Monmonth. OwtNTunon. Herefordshire. Hereford JOHN ALLEN*, Bookseller*. Leominster SAMUEL N IOHOLAS, Lcdbury WtLT,rAMlIoLSMOon. Shropshire. Shrewsbury J. -KDDOWJES,. Wellington STEPHEN JENNINS. This Corporation will, in cases of Fire, allow all reason- ahle charges attending the removal of good. and pay the- sufferer's loss, whether the goods ai'e destroyed, lost, or da- niaged hysuch lymovaJ. All payments for losses or damages by Fire, are made by this Corporation without deduction. N.B. Fire Policies will be allowed free of expense, where the Annuai Premiums amount to 6s. or upwards. This Company have invariably made good Losses by IJire, occasioned by Lightning. Proposals may be had of the different Agents. My an Act oi the last Sessions of Parliament, the DUTY I on is increased from 2s. to 2s. 6d. per Cent, which Increase took' place on all Payments made after the 10th ot October last. ASSURANCES on LIVES being found to be ad- vantageous to persons having offices, employments, estates, or other incomes, determinable on the-lite uriive9 of them- selves or others, Tables of the Rates for such Assurances, and for the granting Annuities on Lives, may be had of the said Agents, And, tor the greater convenience of the Pub- lic, the Company have determined, to extend (by special agreement) the Assurance on Lives to the age of Sfcventy- £ ve years. Pec. 7, it»Q4, SAM. FEN XING, Jun. Sec. TREES FOR SALE. A Quantity of BEECH, OAK, and SYCA- MORE to be disposed of at Singleton, near Swansea. For further..particulars enquire of James Murray, gar- dener, Sketty. OAK TIMBER.- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, FIFTEEN HUNDRED ^THIRTY TREES, fit for Naval and other purposes, growing in,-the seve- ra! parishes of LAJJKJAVITH and DYBSERTH, m the county of Radnor. For particulars apply to Mr. Thomas, at Penkerrig, near Builth. > Tri-, near, CAPITAL TIMBER. ■ PEMBROKESHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White-Hart inn, in Narberth, on Thursdays the 20th of December jnst. A Most valuable and extensive 'WOOD,' si- tuated at LovKSTok together with a large quantity of HEDGEROW TIMBER. For further particulars apply to Mr. Phillips, the Auc- tioneer, near Narberth and to view the Timber, (which is principally Oak, and of large dimensions, ut: for ship-build- mg, collieries, SLC.) to Mr. Paj eel, the tenant. Merionethshire Timber. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Pen-y-bont, in the village of Tal-y-llyn, in the said county, on the 21st ot January, 1805, between the hours of two and .five m the afternoon, together or in the fol- lowing lots, subject to such Conditions as shall be there produced, ALL the OAK TIMBER TREES, POLES, and SAPLINGS, standing, growing, or' being in that { part of a certain large, coppice, tailed FOEL-DDU, on MAES-Y-PANOY FARM, in the said parish, which lies-above the road leading from Pant-y-dwr towards the village or Llanfihangel-y-pennant. Lot 1. So much thereof as is between Pant-y-dwr and the road used by the occupier of Pen-y-bont, for carrying turf, Containing 36 Acres. Lot 2. Such parts thereof as are between the last-men- tioned road and the road to the Turbary, used hy the tcnant of Maes-y-pahdy, containing 40 Acres'. Lot 3. 'So many of the said Timber Trees, Poles, and Sap- lings, as are between the said'Maes-y-pandy turf road ana the rotid leading to IJyn-brtch,: containing;44 Aer,es. Lot 4. The residue thereof, and which are standing o. growing between .the aioresaid road to Liyn-bach, and the boundary fence, between Foel-duu, and Cedris Farm, con- taining 42 Acres. Total, 162 ACRES. jFoe'-«^-n^rIw. MipiQS tile turnpiLe'-road leading from Macoynlieth to Doigell'e>"isabou^seven miles from a navH gable part ot the,.rrver Dysynni, and bout nine miles from the navigable riv.ers; .Dovey and Mawddacli. Hugh Pughe, of Maes-y-pandy,. will, shew the severai lots; and for further, particulars apply to the lie v. John Nanney, Belmont, near Lianrwst, Denbighshire, North- Waief.. Jticehold Estates in Glamorganshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. STEPHENS, At the White-Lion inn, in Bristol, on Monday, the 21st day ot January next, at six o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such CondItions of Sale as will be then and there prod uced, LoC L A LL that capital MANSION-HOUSE XX and DEMESNE LANDS, called xMAINDY, which contams about 77 Acres of good MEADOW anu PASTURE GROUND, part now in hand and part held at will, valued at c £ l50 per annum. Lot 2. A MESSUAGE 9: FARM, called MONACHTY, which contains about 150-Acres of good ARABLE, MEA- DOVV, and PASTURE GROUND, part now in hand and part held at wiil, valued at £ 190 per.annum,—There are also TWO COTTAGES and GARDENS for Labourers, with a SrABLE, and LAND yet uninclosed (beiiig lately part of Cardiff Great Heath), containing 7 Acres, adjoining to this lot, and'valued at ci'H per annum, which will be sold with it, and form a part of the lot. Lot3. A MESSUAGE4 FARM, called KlX'-ENPOTH, containing about 85 Acres' of ARABLE, MEADO W, PAS- TURE, and WOOD LAND, situate in the parishes of Lis- vane, Lanederne, and LanniihangIe:y-veKi\v, now kept in hand, and valued at £ 60 per annum. Lot 4. A MESSUAGE FARM, called UPPER HILL abui!l 67 Acres of ARABLE, MEA- DOW, PAS IURE, and WOOD LAND, situate in'the pa- rish of Lanishen, and let to Edmund Herne, as tenant at will, fÓr,£50 per annum. Lot 5. A'MESSUAGE 4- FARM, called LOWER HILL FARM, containing about 66 Acres of ARABLE, MEA- DOW, and PASLUREEAND, situate in the said parish of Lanishen, and now let to Thomas Lewis, as tenant at wnt, for J:. 50 per ann. but let for the ensuing year, commencing at Candlemas next, for JF60. ° Lot 6. A MESSU AGE <$• FARM, called WERN-FAWR, situate in the parish of Lanishen, containing about 94 Acres of ARABLE, MEADOW, PASTURE, *■ ^V'OOD LAND, whereof about 20 Acres is Coppice Wood this I arm is let to William Jones, as tenant at will, for < £ .J0 per annum. The tirstof these lots is in the parishes of St. John's, Car- dill, and ot Landdff, and the second in Landaff and Whit- church, and are both situate on a-gentle ascent above the river Tall, between one and two miles north of Cardiff, on the direct road from thence to Merthyr-Tidvil, and adjacent to the Glamorganshire Canal.. They are, very healthy, and rendered peculiarly beautiful by the rich picturesque scenery surrounding. ■ Lot 2d is.free from Tythcs and GburcH Rates, and. both enjoy a wann aspect.-All the lots ifre well Watered, and obtain Lime and Coal on very reasonable terms; and the four last lots lie .at a short distance from Cardiff. For further particulars apply to Wyndham Lewis, Esq. Lamshen-house; to Mr. Btcnvn, Solicitor, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneer, at Bristol. Ca,diff, Dec. 13, 1804. IFOR RHEUMATISMS and COLDS which prevail at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote perspiration, and all the I C natural secretions, will account for their singular virtues in these complaints, as well as in mainy others to which tbe hu- man frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate. They are admirably calculated for Disorders of the Sto- mach and Bowels, and for persons of a Bilious or a Gouty Habit. They are likewise particularly serviceable in Head- c -i aches occasioned by indigestion; as also in preventing Pal- sies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of intem- perance. Recourse should be had to them after any ex- cess, and upon every slight indisposition; and thus their well known characteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained. They operate as a gentle purgative, and re- quire no confinement. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the east end of St. Paul's, London; in boxes, price 4s, 6d. each, duty included or the quantity of six may be had in one large box for ll.,4s.— observe that the name, F. Newboy, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the stamps." All others are counterfeits. Sold also by T, Jenkins, and T. Allen, Swansea; and by those other Venders in the country w.ho have an annual ap- pointment under the signature and seal of Messrs. Newbery. | CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bear-inn, Lfandilo, on Monday, the 21th day of De- cember insi. at three o'clock in the afternoon^ The jQlbmng FREEHOLD PREMISES: Lot i. A LL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, £ -k: and LANDS, called BWLCH-Y-LLLL YD; containing by admeasurement about 112A. situate in the pnrishof LI.ANFYNITII, and now in the possession of 1\11 John Jones, tenant from year to year, at the rent ot ol<¿1. Lot 2. All that Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, calleo PANTYVID; containing by admeasurement 87A. 2R. 3P. situate in the parish ot Pi-.NCARREG, and now in the possession of Mr. Evan David, tenant from year to year, at the rent ot 111. Lot S. All that Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, calleo LLWYN-OWEN; containing by-admeasurement 95A. lR. situateln the parish of PENCARREG, and,now in the possession of Mr. Willianu j- ahmos, tenant trom year to- year, at the rent of ^18. Lot 4. And all that Cottage, Garden, and Lands, called LLETTY-GWYN, situate near the village and in the parish of LLANEGWAD, and now m the possession of Mrs. Mary Simon, at the yearly rent of 2. 2.3. The above Farms have an extensive Right of Common, are conveniently situate for the markets oi Llandilo, Lian- dox-ery, and Carmarthen, and are capable of considerable advance in rent. The lenants will shew their respective Farms; aad for particulars apply to Mr.-Lqwis, Gallt-y>goge, near Carmar- then or Robt. N eisoii I ho mas, Solicitor, Swansea. IN THE VALE OF GWENDRAETHFACH, Near CARMARTHEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ki;I)p'-s-Lrms uln' in. the town of Carmarthetr, on the 2.h or ieoruary next, between the hours ot' two and four o cluck in the afternoon, subject to the Conditions of Sale whicxi shali be then produced, By WILLIAM DAVIES, Auctioneer, Lot^v A LL that exceeding fertile and very D4BTf'ri^Td*li.rfa^fe' FARM, and rich .MEADOW "and PASTURE LAxNDb, called .GLANYRYNNIS, situate in tue said vale, in the parish -of -LuscaABoe, in the said coumy of Carmarthen, and about seven miies from the uarkef-towii ot Carmarthen, and withm few hundred yards •-o Lime, and within the distance of two miles to Coal. v k°X*' AJso-another" yety compact and truly valuable r ARM, adjoining Glanyrynnis, called L'ODGE", eohsisriniT of beantiiul ME/vUOW and PASTURE LANDS. Lot 3. And abo another FARM, adjoining the last-men- tinned called COURT, containing many 4ercs oi >9rf^AJ^AppW iA-flD^d extensive PilST'U RE and 7, GhOUNDS, in an improved state of culture. and Outbuildings, Fences and In- closures, upon those three Farms, are in exceilent repair and. t tie. soil, ,without exception, as rich and lux'uriant as an y in-the county of Carmarthen and the Corn Lands upou Üle two-last lots Jay on a gentle rise of the vale, in a due south "aspect; 3nd the'MeadoW ai^FPasture Lands have every convergence of further improvement, by the prooer use an'd nianagement of water, which springs in great profusion out :i\ rls'ng lands. Ihese, with the other.local advantages of being near Lime and Coal, and the small distance from vakS10 ^'■WaleS' rCnder tilis Pr°P«rty Iruly- For particulars apply t0 John Williams, Solicitor, Car- marthen. To OWNERS and MASTERS of VESSELS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION By THOMAS BOWEN, Jun. On Wednesday, Dec. 19, at the Warehouse of Mr. Jeremiah W difat.is, on the Strand, Swansea, N The greatest part of the MATERIALS of F THE CAXLIOR tllARLOTTA AMELIA, Jateiy stranded in Carmarthen Bay; con- Hiiiong a variety of other articles, of the following Cables and Masts, with their dimensions: Cable 100 fathoms by n| inches. Fifty-four fathoms ot this cable never were wetted. Cable 7.3 fathom by 11 inches. Main-mast 55 feet by 131 inches. Mizen-mast 55 feet by ilicil es. The Material? may lie viewed three days previous to the sale, upon application to the Auctioneer, who will attend lor that purpose; or shoufd any person wish to purchase by Private Contract,be is eq ually authorised to dispose of them. The sale will commence at twel ve o'clock at noon. BRISTOL, July 24, 1804. JOHN WEEKS, Late of the BUSH-INN and TAVERN, 'V FACING THE EXCHANGE, ,F,, WITII; very grateful feeling for the many f ▼ favours he received from the Public during ^resi- dence there of 33 years, begs leave to solicittheir support for JAMES ANDERSON, (Who kept the Lamb-Inn, Bfoad-Mcad, eleven years,) Who now begs leave to inform his oid-Friends and the Pub- liC ingêneral. that has taken the BUSH-INN, TAVERN, and LOffEE-IIOUSE. facing the EXCHANGE, in the 10 centre o* the City, where he hopes, by constant attention And reasonable charges, to render every thine agreeable md convenient to them who may kindtygive a preference LO his house. Good Stabling for any number of Horses, which, to pre- rent nosse and bad smells, is removed to a convenient dis- tance from the house. Coaches, Chaises, and Sociables let to any part of En gland. Mail-Coaches and other public Carriages to all parts of :he kingdom. J: ANDERSON hopes that those Gentlemen Travellers who did .inn the honour of using bis old house will not 1ur get the new undertaking. (Ong Concern.) ALL Persons having, any claim or demand Ion ARTHUR ALEXANDER, late of the town of CARDIFF, in the county of Glamorgan, Saddler, are re- quested to send an accbunt thereof to Messrs. Wood and bon, Attormes, Cardiff, on or before the first day .of jauuarv next; and all persons indebted to the said Arthur Alexander, are hereby; required to pay the same on or before the said first day ot January, to the said Messrs. Wood and Son, Cardiff, Nov. 29, 1804. REGULUS OF ANTIMONY. 'R FRY, STEELE,$Co. LETTER-FOUNDERS, TYRE-STREET, LONDON• VERY respectfully acquaint the Consumers of this valuable article,-that having einbarked a lar.'e capital, and fortned very extensive connections, whereby they are enabled to prooiue Antimony from the Mines'on fhe best possible terms, they are determined to sell Rf</u!i-^ (!or the .manufacture, of which they have for many years had a decided preference,) at much* reduced prices. v They solicit the attention of their Friends and the Public, ptedgmg themselves to execute all orders with punctuality, and of such quality as they trust niuet epsuwe approl>nti->n. "PHE A BERN ANT IRON COMPANY JL having established their WORKS at ABERNANT, »Oiir MERTIIYR-1 VDvii.,Glamorgiinshire, under the firmo.' Homfray, Tappendens, and Birch, "eS to inform the Public, that they are now prepared t cast and fit up STE AM-ENGINES upon any llau, and I., i-ialve all sorts of for COLLE HIES, COPPLH- vV OKK8, MINE-WORKS, BRIDGES, and other purposes. .AMES BiKCH, tlwilnanaging Partner, flatters himseJi trom tlis approvedquahty of the Afcernant Iron, and a lone xperience as an Engineer and Founder, he shall be able x00ute orders for Engines, and Castings -of'.every destnu- tion, to the satisfaction of those who will favour lam with t'leir orders, which shall be executed on very reasonable ernv: andAvith the strictest punctuality. To the CURIOUS in PISÍr SAUCE. FAMILIES in general are respectfully in- A. formed, J. BURGESS and SON's Genuine and SLIT penor ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, continues to be prepared by them 111 the same manner that has ujiained such universal approbation for many vears past. rhe foiig justly-acquired superiority of that article is fully confirmed 111 tile opinion of the country at large, and ol per- sons resident in all parts of the world, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their ESSENCE of ANCIIO VIFS, and other rich SAUCLS tor FISH, 6CC. induces tliem, irotri the numerous advertisements daily appearing, to caution Fami- nes, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be bad of their genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other article in the OIL TRADE for family use, of the best quality. Warehouse. I\o. lO/.comerofSavoyStcps.SlTan.l, London. PERNICIOUS EMPLOYMENTS. 1^0UN L>ERS, Gilders, Plumbers, For gers, Miners," Tinners, Coppersmiths, Printers, Crd- 1 auiteis, Cnemists, Snifters, ulfass an-i Vv t- e-! i iH.rr;- lacturers, and others, whose occupations in a.e expo- ed to t.,e percucious mliuence of Noxious Metals or \J ne „ are hereby mformed, tuat the se.nd ediuou of HEvri\ PlWiUllCAL ADVICE, as to the Caiue, Cure, .ukI Pre- vention ü; those pecunar j.v i- d voi*s,Sco:RBUi ic,a.ixd RtrEu- MATie ArFicrio-s, and Dison D, rs or the BR'ast ad LUNGs, (occ^ioaing Coughs, Asill,iits, and Cons-a••■»<;cms) produced by the various effects ot M- tat-, a,id Mmer.ils u..on ute Lung- a'.Ki Animal and Nervous System; ,vPrecaa- lioitaiy Ooservations 011 a Certain Oi~ijase, wherein tne par- ticular cii'cuins!-tuces are lUilv is r named and averted, will, among tnese Classes of men nave hitherto proved sv-ch a powCfluJ d dangerous impediment in the establishment oi apeiiec1 cure, may i. e nad, pr-cels. of Messrs. Davis, Dyke, ap-i Davis, Mertliyr." 01 nun uiay also be obtain- e>i, and o: Mcssfs. Barciay and 8m, 1 > e ale agents, Fleet- markei, Loudon, the particular Me ■. ine" as prepared by i*J}j 'Yilry !or ''le especial use of tins description 'oi men, ann whicn have been so long successnniy administered iu the ao«-e-CQmpian,»s at tne Loado-i D'spsmary,'uierituted tor the aoie purpose ol extending relief in cite various com- piauitj and diseases incident to men who pursue, pernicious I Ile" describing their peculiar effi- cacy, to be had gratis. K-r- i his Advertisement will appear once a fortnight for a short time, alter wuich no fartiier expence whatever will ne incurred by tiiis establishment, in proclaiming them to ■he public. 0 MIB inhabitants of CARDIFF and its vici- £ are resj)ecti'uHy informed, that Mr. DAVID hUGiJES, Druggist, has just received a very valuable sup- piy of tue celebrated CORDIAL BALM' of GILEAD. tor detulilies, nervous disorders, weaknesses peculiar to Îe- tnatCi, hysiencHl affections and lowness ot spirits, loss of ap- peine and indigestion, and consumptive complaints in general. r Also, the ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S Dt.OPS, for scurvy, leprosy, gout, rheumatism, scrofula, or kiug's- evil, u.cers, swejled or inflamed legs, lues venerea, yuws, ixic. pnee^ 10s. 6d. per bottle, and family bottles of four at JSs. on wfuch 9s. is gained. Likewise the ABSTERGENT LOTION, fer removing pimpies, eruptions, coarseness, and redness from the face or skm. Pints 4s. 6d. half pints 2s. 9d. Also, just published, and to be. had of all the booksellers, P-rrT?Tvn a "antl. elegant edition of SOLOMON'S GLIDE to HEALTH," which in a concise manner, re- commends the most simple and efficacious remedies, with proper mode of treatment for ashnias, loss of appetite, bar- renness, bilious complaints, green-sickness, consumption, female diseases, fluor albus, fiatulelice, gleets, gonorrhoea, hypochondriac or melancholy conipi .nnts, juvenile indiscre- I tion, lowness of spirits, menstrual evacuations, nervous dis- eases, &c. &'c. D. Huotus also sells every other genuine Patent Medi- cine, Perfumery, Pickles, Fruits, Confectionary, fine Teas, &c. with all kinds of Grocery. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, E y. No. 9, New Bridge- street, London. DEAR SIR, J Feel it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Mcdicinc—L'EAKE's PA- TENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Dis- order, winch i treated rather slightly for some time, but the disease at length spreading all over my body, I was obiigeef to apply to the most eminent of the faculty, but their assist- ance afforded only temporary relief.—I went through va- rious courses of salivation, and from being rather of a. cor- pulent habit was reduced to a mere skeleton. The ulcers that spread all over my limbs, rendered me a complete ob- ject, so that my friends despaired of my recovery. When brought to this situation, I considered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perse- verance for two or three months, and following your direc- tions, I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation from p:1.m, the sores gradually subsidipg; I am now, thank God, perfectly recovered, and walking out daily I doubt not but one more box, which I think cautious to take, will establish 111Y health in its original state.. It is with the most heartfelt gratitude, that I subscribe myself, Sir, your much obliged humble servant, fM. PIERSON. DeanSgate, Manchester, July' 1, 1801. P. S. For tlie public benefit I do not object to the above being published, but leave you to act as your own better judgment shall dictate. Prepared and sold bv the sole Proprietor, Thos. Taylor, Member of the Royal'College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New^Bridge-stree.t, London where, after a constant residence of more than thin y-six years, in a practice parti- cularly directed to the cure uf Venereal Complaints and those IlJcideutal to the parts of generation in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe, he flattery himself, the* advice and as- sistance lie gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine,-will be- esteemed, by atliscevning public, as an. advantage seldom to be obtamed, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the couveuience of thosc living at a distance, by T. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper; and by one person in everv considetable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d, each, stamped, and scaled up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease,-net 11 s«.cr t\ and safety. N B. E- er\ oox sold ;n Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on wuielw by tavour of the Commissioners is printed, attlu Vain' Oilue T. Taylor, No. 9, New BRIDGE strut — |,to i«uUu» ivi'-sy, sud *11 GtheM.are 6.oiuii«i;i«i.t, j T. JENKINS, J PRINTER OF THIS PAPER, HAS just received a FRESH SUPPLY of JLJt. the following uni\ersady-e.>teemcd Preparations; CUING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, (In boxes at 2s. 9d. and h. lfd. each) xatronized by the fii. t Nr;ble;nenni the Kingdom, as well a# the following Ifcmomable J^adies, who haVe^-aven ttiis Mo- Oicine to their oVvn eu^id^n, as well as to tlJe fUW ol tllClr respectiveneighbourho -ds, with uBparaik ,cd tacceas ;-Hq urate the Duchess of Leeci, her urace the l«.it ,t>- ^1 ituid, the Right Hon. the Countess of-]>• rule- tne ilon. Lady Caroline Capel, the Right Man E'tzatv;b ■Spencer, uie Hon. Lady .Bosiyii, tne Hoii. La-Jv S;-■ a^i Seie, the Right Hon. the Countess of Siia,ij.^ur\i. *• Hon. the Cuuntess,of Moumnorris, the tiig u :i-• Couiitess of Cork, the Right Hon. Lady Luc* i) Lady J'age Turner, Lady Lovet. and.maay oti.».. » wt the iirst raiiK anO charac;er too nui.uu uai too insert- Fron; a Noble Em I, to ibr, t .-1 p- i*' c, +\o. 4, Cheap- side, j-oiuivn. Sm-I understand, lrom my Apot >ec 5,, \]1(,t .h eife -t of your Cuifco's PA TEST WORM dl mv "n. var.i wa? compiete in remov-ng -tnc'i'; c w. "> Use -.i-i- Suges and bowels, but there »-.as no app-. ai aiu e «. „s sue had bee.. unable to get up iro.u her bed i^r io -ve ¡, weeks; if she lay d0.vu c 1 tc-d tit, ,J a' ne re- gion of the stoiimcii w.-> iic v -c s. ,0 meat for many weeks. Ever n.- nc- -e i' •> ,.5 and an aive apotnecv.ry e 1 c t given to her, but wuliuut pre per euc-t. iVc ,v.r a batii ai- Jevmteu the patn, out that was c-u» v r* Alter taking your njediciiie two uay, d s, ,,L ) and began to eat meat, and ,rom, .■ io •jlendei apace.^ W t:sever the boweis are obstruct, your i.i.'di- ciae aloae reueves .cr. Oct. V4, l?:v3. I aUl, S, Yü1.r seiva-it. S. E I- L,Y's FA M'iLY PLAiSTkR, T (iu boxes At t's. 6 i. each) Is an effectual Cure for Sores m the !<. »«t v Le, Rhef. maiic and Scotoiuic Complaints, a.c.— > > • ioliow wi»-i "aany ot.»c• cases, .aay be seen tne i-jVa-i- 1, for February IdOi: sin, Jai 4, 1 I feel myself uoi r 1 in *r-i ,d 1 tcsfy > c ci ceived by my w ii »t our ■* i'laister, and to •>( < t .j, 0 I hope vnu will ■ j kn wn fur tile 1 n ,11, 1 3 e <>■ f e ioilovving "is tile a.. :—iv w.,e> fhc.ed with a sure oicrst, vv.iic.i <. \y. } weeks, niduced j¡",r in a'>'n v '■* -t 1.1: v reel ion she si 1 j .-se •••• when he wishe 1 1 er 1 1 s icxnn, care she was Six 1,n>'er, <i e.idot vvhiCti ti.i^- ,>be was nclrised if, ter, in us;i:g 01 which, im uie-space uft', e a radical cure. i am, sn, o r mmc:; C. Sl'EsV. J, i^pnl o, 1801. Boctcseiler, Ford's Pectoral Balsam of Ho (Libottiesatls. >. < "1 Which i, an effectual Cure for Ci-u i Cjid- A i«, Hocprng Cough, and Consainp The Fr-n' bappy to have it in his power ('rom self e.-cTien -L ;e. commend it in all disorders tIt ■ j,c. iu "1:1"" a, ¡a sate and never-failing rerne-iv be fvt emaciated or reduced it wii: Let ttwerc d c'; n s'antiy relieve tbe most invet rae „ W1. > j freedom to respiration, prrjm-, g *n' strengthen the whole debilitated con ..1 1.1); :,) heshiog comfort of rest and i eep, and rpnekiy c 1 « at e • many great cases of its elieacy :"y be seen III t;1. Evan- gelical Magazine of February ioOi. DiXON's Ah JTIB 1L10 V S' P TILS) (In boxes at 25. 9d. escii") Which are used and par < 1 d H r <■ > y are an clfectual Cure for G u all i vous and Sick. He ad- Ac us C t. u A FURTHER PROOF OF THEIR )•. L- > R.A ■ Dale-Cjslle, Haveifordwest, South-Waics, Feb. -2i, 1803. Captain L1- yd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon, (although pers maliy unacquainted with iiim) would take it as a-lavour, if he would send him f ur or ti e boxes oi hit Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lbyd. who nas ;,1- ways used the Medicine, is now pregnant and verv unbelt- and we cannot get ihem any where in this countv, neither at Haverfordwest nor Carmarthen; the nearest place :h-y\ are sold at is Bristol. For the great seJTicethcy have oeea to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bishopp and.ail his ia- ruily, Captain Lloyd feels it Ins duty to recommend the Pdl. wherever he goes; and he really thinks if Mr. Di\oiV«—dd appoint somepersons as Venders in this country, it would b. a benefit to tne community. Patronised and used by their Majesties and Nobility REV.J. GAMBLE'S BRITISH MEDICINAL TEA, (In packets at i's. 9d. each) So efficacious for Weakness Q.f the Stomach, Indigestion, Nervous Disorders, Depression of Spirits, .Cholics/Windf and Bilious Complaints, &e. A few cases of the extraordinary efficacy of this Tea, ar. contaimd in the. following letters:" From the Rev. IV. Pttull, MosUrof the Acadfmy at Cariic- Cary, Somerset, to the Rer. J. Gamble, Sydlhig, Dorset. Dear Sir—Hearing that yon are about to make your com- position of British Herbs more universally public, (which I trust will be an universal blessing) I conceive it a du. to you to offer the following testimonial in its favour. I am, dear, Sir. most affectionately, Castle-Cary, Yours in the Bonds of the Go-;sel, Sept. 25, 1799. W. PA I LL. I (hiilk it is nearly twelve months ago, that the Rev. Mr. Gamble and I became acquainted, at which time he srrongl y- ieco:mnen-ded to me the use of a composition of Rritlsli Herbs, as a substitute for foreign Tea, of which I was then in the habit of drinking very freely, and that to the injurv, it is tCil be feared, of ray constitution. I trust I can saiviy say, that the constant use of the Rev. J. Gamble's Tea, has, under God, been very beneficial, both to n>e and Mrs. Paul!, so, indeed, that I cannot take a wnjc cup of foreign tea, without, in some degree or other,'feeding the sad etfeeta of its perniciously bauetid qualities Mr. Gamble's acting vice versa on the constitution. I can also recommend it in the strongest terms a. a very valuable composition, made as a strong medicinal (eií tor colds indeed it ought to he re- ceived with thankfulness as a blessing to the .British nation. Having the care of the health and education of a iarue iium- uer of young gentlemen, it »s natural to conjecture,'that iu the course of a year we have many colds auiontr us. The liev. Mr. Gamble's Tea, made strong, and sweetened with Rev. Mr. Gamble's Tea, made strong, and sweetened with moist sugar, has repeatedly removed the power of a cold, even in one night, in consequence of which, I beg to recom- mend it to the attention ol masters and mistresses of uca- jdeuiies and boarding-schools in general. Everv family shotlld also be in possession of so valuable a composition. Being very suuject to frequent colds III mv head. I have also repeatedly found the Re v. Mr. Gamble's AROMATIC SALFF truly beneficial in e/rteetorating the cohl distilla- tions and rheumesof the head and eyes. People, who l-echi to drink Mr. Gamble's 1 ea. should persevere in the ve eo: it W. PAULL, Master ol use A.Cademy, C'astie-Carv, Somerset. All the above, artici. j arc sold wholesale at C'i.iiig and Betler's, Clieauside: *nd retail by T. Jenkins, Mr, i: iatxtiian, Swaiisfta; i*ui Msduikt#