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ASTHMA, -Difficulty of Breathi g, and Oppression of tiie Cfsest.-The Nobility, Gentry, atd Public are respectfully informed, that the aibnve dintressing compaisrst are effectually re- lieved by.DAY'i ANTI:AS'rH%ATIC MIXTURE. 'his medi- cine was iniroduced to public notice last winter, And its beneficial effects were siniverfially acknowledged. - Persons subject to asthirna are invited to makae a trial, and dre assurse( that it is composed entirely. of vegetables, is mild,, innecent, and nutritioup, clears and strengthers the lunge, causis free remoiration; and prevents all isn- pleasani accumulation of phlegm.' Its effects are apparent in a few ilays. Sold only at 'V. D.',,, 9, IGreat Queein:street, Lincoln's- inn-fielif. Halt pints 6s. f l. ; pints 10R. * quarts l8s. SAJLMON, ODY, aid lCo. ihost respectrully solicit the attention of *Iedical Gsintlemen an(l the Vuhilc to observe, that the true PATENT SELJF-ADJUS r'ING TRUSS has " Salmon, Oly, and Co. 292, Strand, Lonron" marked.upon the leather case, without which they are of the spurious kind. Salmon,. Odv and Co. the inventers and patentees, have made upwards of 60,0dO of their patent truases, and still continiue to have the recommaendations of all the most eminent surgeons in town and countrv. N.B. Per- sonR in the country are requested to s?nd the circuraference of the body an inch below the hips. Sold by one or more draggists in every, city anid principal town in thepunited, kingdom, NTTNDER the PROTECTION of GOVERN M]NT, I&J by Royal Lertera.Patent, granted to ROBERT' FORI), for his medicine, universally known by the title of PECTORAL BAliSAiD of T1OREHOUND, and Great ilestorative Aledlicine, inyented and published by the patentee in 1791, wlhich is by the faculty generally recomemended throughqlut the united kingdom as the most eflicacious and cafe remedy for coughs, coldis. aStihrnas, and all obstructions of the breast and lungs. The hiigh estimation if has obtained over evervother preparation, and the extensive demand, aufficiently prove its stuperiority, which may be ascertained at anv of the principal venders of medicines in thc united kingdom. Pre- pared oely and sold by the patentee, 9, Eden-grove, Hollowsay albo at the mcdicine warchouse, 6S7. St. Paul's ; Harris, Liudgate- street; Sanger and Cliandler, Oxtord-strect ; Ward, Elolkorn; and Stradlinz, Royal Exe hange. In bottlcs at 10s. 6J., 4s. Gd., 2s. 9J., and Is. 9d. each. r 0 PREVENT BODY, STEALING.-JOHN rLHUGII ES respectfully informs the Public that they may now be accommodated with thic PATI.ENT SAFEGUA RD, to protect and( secure DEAD BOD1ES in regular wooden Collris, which will relieve the minds of surviving relatives and friends from much anxiety, as entire confidence may be placed on the safety of the security, the body being firmly fixed or braced on a false bottom, and locked io the coffin with strong locks so concealed between the wood that they cannot be opened without the coffin and locks being wholly destroyed, which will occasion mtich noise, labour, and hezArd to the grdve robbers ; even the manufacturer himself cannot open the lociks without violenec. All persona who are desirous of having their friends remain in the grave undisturbed must apply to their own family undertaker, and they can be sanplied with the Safe- guard by a few hours' notice, at the manufactery, 13, Chanmomile. street, and 4, opposite Bishopsgate church, London. WVANT PLACES.-All letters to be post pail. A S NnIRsE, a respectable experienced young XVeman, ae, ged 30. Direct to C. hl. at MSr. Embry'a, Postofflie, 92, Little Ollege.street, Westmtnster. ,k S ATTENI)ANT on an elderly Lady, a respectabRe Person, aged 3-i. who can work well at her needle, and has a knowledge of dressmakinggandeltiarstarehing; has no objection to take a small part of the houselrold work: she feels fully competent to the situation, and fiatters herself she wvill prove an acquisition to arny lady who may be In want of such a person; will not object to travel ; can havesco a d character from the lady she haa just left. Dlrect to) A.H. 109, l`fnunbtstreet, Grosvenor-square. N'o offlcekeeper need apply. 4i Middle-aged PgaSOp, with a single Gentleman, or an i elderly Gentleman and Ledy; would have no ebjectlon If no otnseris kept; can have a twvo years and a alfPs character. Direct to M. M. at Mr. t'adburY'a, 24, New i3ond-street. ig; Respectable young *VOasAt, with a single Gentleman, L A or ae Cook tn n Oentleman's Family; can have a two years' eha- racter. Direct to M. E. 24, Old Flxh-street, Doctors'-commons. No Ontieekeeper need apply. Respectable lVIDow, in who- every confidence may ~be. ~pla!ed, to Superintend the Domestic Concerns of a single Geotlesnan, Lady, or Tradesman, or to takecharge of chambers; has no obiection to town or country;: an give reference. Direct or apply touB. B1. 135, enchurck-streer. Nooffieekeepersneed apply. AS SERVANT to a sinale Gettleman, or a respectable i 1 Tradesman. Direct to hTB. 1,Nassau-street, Soho-square. No efficekeeper neod apply. 4bS HotrSEgaXE s anld SERVANT of. ALL-WORK tO a , single Gentleman or Tradesman, a steady respectable young WVr1lnan, w-ho hlas lved In that capacity, and cati SItve an uinden, ible mearacter frem her last place. nirect or apply to A. C. at Mr. Miller's, 3. LIttle Windmill-street, Golden-square. 4 C.oonantiHouszKEEKi'Kt irn a Gentlemass's Famiily, or as Cook only, where,the lady Is h.erown housekeeper, an sctt' respectablePerson, aged between 30 and 40, without incum. branieeor follriwers, atd of unblemieited character. Direct to X. V. 27, Berwick.streer, Soho. No offieekeeper need apply. AS Good PL.AiN CooiX in a rcspectable Fam ily, where a manservant is kept, a Person. vh,m carL havo a good character frAm the place she has just left. Direct to M. L. I, flishopsgate-buiid. ings, Bishopsgate-xtreet. A S Good PLAIN COOK in a Gentleman's Family, a 1 ?, Person, aged 30, vwho understands pickling, preserying, soups, jellies and pastry; or as Cook and Houtsekeeper to a sirmgle Gen;tleman or Lady. or t9 attezid oil en elderlv or intirm Lady; cati work well at her needle, understarnds plain dres,miakizig, arid getting up fine liner; can have an undeniable character fronit the lIdy shie last served, Direct to M. J. 8, Westoiorland-street, Gredtt farylebone-street. A S Coois in a reguilar Famnily, or as Servant to a singrle IlL Lady, Gentleman, or Tradeenran, an active middle-aged Woman, seithotit incutobrance. Direst to :M. Y. S. ait hTrs. Vine:s's, library, Tabernacle-square, Old-street. No one fronm the coutltry tlor othiee. keeper seed apply. S CooK, where a kitelienmaid is kept, a middle-aged L1. Woman, vho thorougihly uniderstands her business, and can have a yood character frem her lat pl'ace. Dite't to Ct. M. at bTr. Murray_s, 3, City-road, iaistry-sqitre. Nooffleckeenersteedapply. .2 S P)LAIN COOK to a single Gentleman, where no other .servant is kept, a middle.;aged Person. Direct or apply to A.M. 13, ITokenisouse-yard, nalak. A S HOUE.aTAID. whiere a footman is kept will be pre- ferred, a respectable yuntg Wtornan, wvho Iscapable of getting up Ans ilen, sid can have a good character from her last place. Direet to A.Si. at Mr. Polon's, 7, Dog-ro,v, Bcthinal-greet,t near the Three Cults. No officekeeper need apply. C S CI&AMBERMAID, or as Housemaid, in a Tavern or 1 910Hotel, a yousio Wonan, who can have a,s undeniable character rrons the olace sbe has just left. Direct to Hi. S. at ir. Subb's, 14, ilerwick-strest, Soho. No otlieekeeper nieed apply. , 5 CttltrsAMHEIt.snA at an Inn or Coffleliouse, a Person. f Dir]ect or plply to E. 1B. 29, Soiith-strcet,Manchcstcr-square. 4 S KIrTCHENNsAcSi, antler a naok ant housekeeper, or A has no objection to be undera man-cook, a Persoti. Direct to N. Fi. at Mrs. Turner's. 107, Qttadrant, Regent-street. S INDOO1 t SEItV ANT, in or out of livery, a youii A Ian, aged 26, who has no objectiotn to town or cot;iitry, anmd can ltaye a good character fronm the place he has jttst left far honesty, sohriety, cleanliness, aiid regularity. Direct t-o B. t.at W. Cooper'e, brushtuaker and warehouseman, 2i;, High-street, Marylebone. 4 S SI.CRVANT in a regular quiet Family, or with a single LIL Lady or Gentlemant, a steady single young Man, aged 26, wvho cutt he well recommendsed from his Iast place. Direct to T. E. at Mr. Mroor's, ctiler, 349, Oxford-street, niear Bletilelto-steps. No office- keeper steed apply. AsI 8 C:OACHMASAN, or GJroom, in a smnall steady regular rf Family, or w Ith :a sIngle Gentltnati, a 8teady single young Mnars of light wveight, aged 27, *vho is a thorotgh ma aster of his busWltrss in every respec t, autd Rots ton'tn well:; no obJ ection either to ts,wn or country. oF' to go ahroad; can have anl rttdeniable character from his last Place. Direct toG. 0. at Mr. loliot's, confectionier, 75, Totten- ham-oonrt-road. No affieekeeper nleed apply. A S CIOACHMSAN, or Grootm and( Coachosan, a steady aetive Man, aged 30, wh-ito perfectly understands the care of hosees, amid the operations oZf hleedlhg and physleking tien; can drive four-in-htand if reqtril, and lhas rno tbjectlon to towni tr country, or to travel. Direct to C. S. 1113. Park-street, Grcsvenor- atttisre; or at Mr. Peters's, coachniak i-, Pa k-street. 8 Yosntg nmarried MVIAN, of respectable family, and of A rx very steady sober habits, vlo lias athioroigl knDoledge of the nmasnagemcost or. lorses, eattle, atid brewing, to serve a Gentleman, to look after a horse and chaise, ailik n cowr or two, and w,,rk hi the gardel; or aB Brewver, Light Porter, tsr Messenger; is leaving his enm- ploygr onlv on Recount of.his giviing up the concern; satisfactory re. ference asto citaracter, &c. can be given. Direct to W. li. at the retall brew-ery, 124, Golden-lane. t S GROO1r, a steady young Man, who has no objectioli I to wrait at table ocea5lotnlly, and can have a good eharacter fr'm hs Jast place. Direct to A. 1B. at Mr. Blake's, butcher, 10, Orange- street, Leic_st r.sgusre. No offlcekeeper need apply. @ S GRooM, or Groom an-I Coachman, a young iMan, I who perfectly understanids the care of horses, and has no objec- tion to mnale himslf genCerally iiseftnl can have is undetltable two pears' character froon his last situation. Direct to R. Q. at Samnuel diln', haritess manufaetory, D31, Dke-street, Grosvenor-square. 6S Gta.D.Ner, in a small Family, a young Man, aged 25, who has no objection to the care of a horse or cow. amid caii ha.ve a good charcter fron, the place he ts abouit to leave. Direct to J. 11. at MIr. Hansuu's, boot and shoe mnaker, 4, Waterloo-street, Cam- bersll.greerr, Surrey. No ofeckeepor uteed apply. A pious family of the indelsendent principles would be pre.'erred. , S GAuDENEK, a middle-aiged Man, inaster of his bP, iness fomsthlee, itchegardetothepinestove. Direct to A S GARDENER, a single Man, who has lived in some of A the most respectable families In the couRtry. and Is capable of every departnmet,t in a arden, as the lStthouse, greenhouse, framing, and wall trees, and all ?lnde of forcing; nooijectlon to this manage haent ,of metdow land, hIaving agencral know ledge of farming, and can brews If re,quired, Viavislg bresed for a large family he lIved In 13 years:t can have an uLndeniable character fi-om thie place he has just left, for indo try, 50nrl, ned htonesty. }Dlrect to J.S, at Nr.Clark's Cossoter-hzil, Ncwv Croas, Deptford, Kent. A single.haaided pihice wit! not be accepted. A S GABDENES, a inarricd Man, without incumbrance aged 30, whbo Is weoll experienceed in eeybac,o l ui ness, aRnd can have a most undeniable character frsnthe pc hc has just left Ia flailly ot rank), where he lived ive years and gives refer- ence to his former one If renuired, Where he was foreman four years i,, an extensive place *f forelrg. Direct to . ,. at Mr. C,,ok.s coach- master, Lee, Kent. No offlcekeeper need apply. A sIngle4anded placa excepted, &S fVATTICt at an i nn, Hotel. T avern, Cosffeehouse, or Cholhouse, a respectable yomsng Man,whoperfectly uinderstauds h a businQss in all Its bratnches, and car, have an undeitilablo chiaraeter and give security If required. Direct to Y. Z. at the Garriek's Head coffeithousc, Hlow-street, Covent-gardene. A S WAITER at an Inn, Hotel, or Coffechouse, a young ll Stan, who perfeetly understands his business in all its branehes, arid lias ioobjectlon to the uotisitry; can be well recootuended from iris last situation. Direct to A. B. 51, John-street, 12lackfriars-road. No oflicekeeper rieed apply. 4L S AVAITER, or as Under WVaiter, at an Inn, Coffee. Itours, Tavern, or' Hotel, a yaing -Man, who understands Ilis M .usites,, td ean he wvell recoimimcirded. Direct to F. G. L. 40, Great Queen-street, I.i coln's-inn-fields. , I AITER In aUo&chouse, 'laverrn, Chopthouse, or -Srespectable EUthigtOUSC, I respectable YOUrmg M;ur, 1iSr hiss a thtrorugih knsowledge'ofr4ls bussintess; t,r as Cutter atant Etutingisouse. iii lie is comipetenit ti, eithter; can Stave a gono( cbaraeter frotni a bost r'cslee tRble house whithh bp hafs just left. Direct to J. C. at ~jr.Dus).- inxud's, teadeeler, 3a, Little Puitney-street, Goldeec.aquare. P ICI{ARDSOM, GOODLdCK, ana Co. respec~tfully thePubic hatTWOPRIZES of 430,1O0, aud' O~ttlF wllal b daw TlS AFrERNOON. No I3la.ks,ae vcryNumer wll ave 5 Sares in pirorportion. A ~Tet arityo!.urber ac 8llng t IchIdoni, Goodluck, and