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WIL - ,; r r. ROYAL EXCHANGE. - • ..1 HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, re. spectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. SCHEME. 4 ... Prizes of ... x`_'o,o9o ... are ... £BO,OOO 24 ......... 1,000 32 - GO 7,000 ........... 25 1,000 to 5,000 ,20,000 Tickets. , £200,000 All to be Drawn the 4th of JUNE. in the bat October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of £20,000, and e,ses, a Prize of £2,000, were both sold in Shares g the above office. Letters, post paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis. . . • TCI 301 D BY AUCTION, c Cu • Oro Custom House, Newhaven,,en Wedneftioj s this rot ego& is the Foreumiaa, irreakelly, iWING GOODS, Dealer, and Others. It °Woes ni Brandy • ' •1 Match Pug--1 Piece/awe& • f 'rivet* use only, , Brandy—Sl Gallons Ctlsajo. Goods may he sees at the Cussaaisaae.. er Cent. Depneh will be required. 1 GE F..‘T CLIWWELAMS.' I. opposite itydr.-Park. Slat.D BY AUC rzoN, By Mr. ROBHO3, At Garraway'l, on Wednesday, the 27th instant, at Twelve, In Three Lots, THE Capital, very eligible, and highly imptnvalile I.EASE.HOLD EsTATES, compilsi g •:tret well-built Mansions. inmate on the East slue or Great Cumin r. land-street, opposite Hyde Park; containing suitable Bed chhire" bets. and excellent Attics, principal and secondary Sterne Soar. cases, Dressing-rooms, and Water-closets; on the Bascom tu Stork are convenient Graces of all descriptlous planned for the seems. I:iodation of Gentlemen's Fa m ili es ; detached Kitcbens,Scullerke, Larders, dm; held for loot term., at low Ground Rent., n pos. .ession of Sir George Shve, Bart. and Jo.epli Royal!, Esti on Leib!. yo be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had at .1 Joseph Ward, •Zsq. Solicitor, Bedt rd-.quarc; at the Genetal Wolfe, Oxtrirtl-street, opposit e Park-tane; at Garraway's ; ad '• of Mr. Robins, Warsvich-street,' Golden-square, where Flake s "" fdr viewing any belted. • . FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-Aquae, I to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that I accomplishment. or have not the modem style. Mr. Attitessystem of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi site for genteel society apeditiously, privately, and in a-superior style of grace and elegance. Those who cle not want irtiate teaching may learn at a small expence, with a nespectalife set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Ihrofessors of dancing aught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts or I the profession. The SuhscrlptionA.smmblles are every Friday. -- MODERN, CIRCITL,ATING LIBRARY, ON AN EXTEN SIVE SCALE, N 0../ 4, Tavistock-streee, Covent-Garden. CREIGHTON most respectfully informs his J. his Friends and the Public, that his Library, which, for eight years past, has witaidisbedAts character of select, valuable, and well-chosen, is now greatly augmented; and arrafigralents are made fot the accommodation of any number of Subscribers, and for the supply of any minsber of volumes, whether in town or country. Although this Library furnishes a full, quick, and liberal supply of all New Novels, Romances, &c. as soon as pub lished, yet these constitute only a part of the collection ; for, to accommodate every class of readers, nO expence has been spared in the purchase of the most approved publications, including Arts and Sciences, Biography, Divinity, Edgeatimt, History, To. pegraphy, Voyages nd Traveh, Law, Miscellanies, Plays, Poe try, Esc,.-Catalogues and Cards of the Terms may'be had on ap plication at the Library. TICKEN'S Grand HISTORICAL MART iL of the Reign of GEORGE 111. from the AMM% ItiO, to the Regency, 1811. • . 11y N. L. PANNIER, Bookseller to hie Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, No. 15 Leteestcr-place, Leicester square. The rapid sale of this Work in its forme! unfinished state, se well as the opinion with watch it has been honoured, authorises. i the Publisher to assert, that k contains more accurate historical information of a most important period of history, than was ever before presented to the public, and is of such utility in collecting and eo.lating the evems of the last 10 years, that no study, re spectable school, or library,. should be without one. Price 12.. Iwith an Explanatory Pamphlet, or 18e. mounted on canvas mid rollers, and•may be had from all other respectable Booksellers. This day was published; ' -- 1 By Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paronweergow, In Royal littno. prise rise with Six Quarto Engravings, 4. k POPULAR ESSAY on the STRUCTURE, •IL FORMATION, and MANAGEMENT of the TENTH, By I. FULLER, Surgeon-Dentist. The Author has comprised in this work every drcumstanca Instructive or useful. A correct natural history of the Teeth it followed by explicit directions for their treatment in dentitioN perfection, and disease, with interesting Observations on Artills dal Teeth, &c.—Mr. F. informs his Friends, that he has TOW moved to No. 14, Hatton-Garden. BIOLAND'S HISTORY OF SPAIN. This day was publ shed in two Volumes, Svo. price .Cl. 4s. lxis. THE HISTORY OF SPAIN ; from the earliest period, to the close of the 'year 1809. By JOHN BIGLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paten- noster-row : and W. Sheardown, Doncaster. Of whom. may be had, by the same Author, 1. Cileogripldcal and Historical View of the World, in 5 large cols. M. rive £S. iss. Sd. boards. It., Lentos en Nstaral History, Itlnio. Plates, 9s boards. S. Letter* on Ancient and Modern History, Bvo. 10s. dd. bds. Ditto, . 10mo..fis. boards _ _ . HOSIERY. PURCHASERS of Silk Stockings, or of India Cotton Stockings, are informed there Is a Large quantity to be sold off, very cheap, at RADFORD'S Nottingham Warehouse, No. 52, Cheapside, four doors from Bow Church, with a gnat variety of all other sorts of Hniery, Gloves, real Welch Flannels, Ladles' Invisible Petticoats, and Ladies and Children's invisible Dr e sses, all in one Shopkeeper's; and those that want to buy largely will and an advantage well worth their attention. Good Whue or Black. Silk Stockings, 6s. ed. a pair ; is the best quali ties, proportionably cheap; Men's Br..wn or White Cotton, for boots, from is. ed. to 21. Gd.; very fine, fbr shoes, 3s. 6d.; La dies fine Cotton, lg. ed. to Ss.; superfine, front 3sy to, sates superfine, as.; a quantity of good Kid and Beaver Crlpves, 9d. s, pair ; a variety at ocher Fashionable Articles, ten nuaeroue tom; mentlon.—Observe : they atO at 1010.15.2. CbeaPaldr , disk from Bow Cisumb..-..-rfionie'serlps - WO . O Kid Olooporsoi sell cheap. • • In r • • . • ,e r. 4.; • a HOUSES IN :BRYMNSTONE.STREET, Portman-Squire HOUSE, SHOP, Sze, OXFORD-S fitEE 1 - . near Hyde- - 1 Park; and a FREEHOLD. MAID-LANE, Southwark. TO BE SOLD BY AOC LION, By Mr, ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, the '7th 'net. of lit, in Lots, A VERY eligible LEASEHOI.I).ESTATE.; 1 . 3 - comprising four compact genteel Houses, sub stantially bui:r, situate Nos. 24, 25, '26, and 27. Smith side of '.Bryanstono-street, containing two reams wit a (NM- neatly for. ebbed, convenient offices in the basement, open *4 yards, &ft. held for lone terms, at low sr:mina-rents, iu pastiest:ion, and oa lease to Green, Turner, Ward, and Thornton. Ala. a desirable and eligible Dwelling-house, situate No. 230, on the North side °Client:l-street, near Quebec-street, with a Shop to item, Yard, and Batitbugs, oh lease to Mr. BrieVnint. A Free bold Tenement, situate at tho cornet of Moss alley. in Maid lane, Southwark, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Whlte . Carpen ter, tenant at will. Maybe viewed,Lay lease of the tenants; par. dealers 4 gr. Thoretsa. larlfrotr-street 1 0:001W. - Esq."toicitriti,B4ruitotd-nuare; at the Ceutit Gerrarray's, tall of Mr "*. 4. Letters on the Modern History of Europe, Bvo. Bs. boards.. S. On the Resurrection, 12mo. 3s. 6d. boards. This day was pubUbsd, rlaryta Volaraes avo. ?rice .ES. Is. boards, dedicated to " the King. (with his Majesty a mnat grarinus Permission), illus. 'f trate& by lA ,Piates on Artillery, Fornication, ace. and reniark a able Battles fouglit since the year 1675, ifirliE ELEMENTS of the SCIENCE of WAR : iorittlaittribe modern established and approired.Principles 'l'o CADE FS, EAST-INDIA Wit ITEItS, &c. Just published, In Quarto, price Is,. printed anlfOnnly with Sir William Jones's Persian Grammar, tk GRAMMAR of the ARABIC LANGUAGE, IL In which the Rules are iliovrated by authorities from the best Writers. Principally udaitrd for the service of the Hon. Ease-tosila Csompr.ny. By JOHN RICHARDSON, Esq. F. S. A. London :. Printed for Lackington, Allen, and en. Longman and Co. Cadell and Davies, BLick, Parry, and Kingsbury ; J. Walker, Asperne, R. Schuley, and W. Baynes. Of whom may be had, just published, Richardson's Persian, Arabic, and English Dictionary, with numerous important Corrections and Improvements by Dr. Wil kins, Librarian t• tke Hou. East-India Company; 2 vuls. Royal (to. 412. lite, An Abrlelment of 111- elove Dictionary, in :loyal nvo. /11.165. SIT William Jones's Persian Grammar, 7th. Isuition, with coo slder.ible additions and improvantems, en litiii 6etitt zkrrfiti rarsokkiti 7 `. .. , - le . IN IBANCII. 1. HE COMMITTEE be to state, that there are at present upwards of 10,0001ritlsis Prisooers in the Mire s:tat Prisons of France, for the mast part in great 'dismiss; and that the Subseriptlon is intended for the alleviation isitlieir sat • feriegs, in some degree, by assisting them with adds, of Chu*. lag, Bedding, Fuel, and such other secossinies as hey mewl the most in seed of. Stbeeriptions advertised - ce14,1100 10 6 SulasCriptions dace received : Tunbridge - Town, Parish of liversisok, Bed- Kent, per the Rev. fordsbire, pee tho Rev. Vices. Knox, D.D. .C6O 1 6 Janus Reed £5 24 Parisi:Cl:arab of Eve- Mrs. Houblon, of C 0,0• line, Oxfordshire, percale HOUL: 10 10 perltter.R.B.Fisher 6 13 3 John LlWngeton Pow- Parish Ch. of Rom- nail, Esq. 3 3 ford, per the Rev. lab. Dyson, Esq. .5 S P. Henry Roach., Gen. Whlttinghani. 5 0 Vicar(itSo of w hick D. P. N. Chivers, Esq. 10 10 was given by John Granger, Prows', and Tyler, Esq.) el 6 0 Grasser, Exeter 11 6 Cherry Burton Curch, , William Roberts, Esq. near Beverley, per of Exeter 5 5 the Rev. Geo. Per- Collection, the Rev. Ro rtll3Sll 8 0 P hert Better, of lakpin, Nurthl)alteaChurch, Barks, per Meas. Vin per ditto 6 4li cent and Ca. ' 16 10 Walton Choy* per Messrs. Martineaes nail ditto -••.-• 317 3 Bland 10 10 Pram Cherih, Basset, • T. L Albers 5 0 per the Rev. J. T. John Walston, Esq. 2 2 We're's 11 lit 6 Rev. L. Sharpe I 3 Parish of Maulby, Collection a: the Parish Norfolk. per Rev. Church of Se. Law. Gibson Lucas 717 $ ' renee„ in Ipswich, per Pariah of Stokesby, I Mr. Simon biker 11 5 Norfolk, per Rev. • T. J. Masters 5 6 Gibson Lucas 9 11 7 lishu tireeart n . x 'ark Chapel, Chelsea, T. Colletf, 2 0 per the Rev.:. Gs* J. G. Wrincb, Eq. .111 2 Smyth 33 13 41 Nfessrs. Holishouns, Hill One Day's Pay of the and Co. S S °Beers, Non-corn. Rice James, Esq. S 3 sok - gonad °Boers, Mrs. James 11. 3 mid Privates .14' the Swaines, Mineett, and sth (or Psi acts. Alyon 5 S Charlwte ofW ales's L L. Goodwin, Eel. 10 10 Dragoon Gunk 76 16 0 I. and G. Buttye 10 10 Parish Church of St. Heydon aid Co. Bun- Min's, Coventry, bury, for A. B. i 0 er Rev. W. Brooks 24 2 0 M. G. S 0 )•awor thatul Holworth, Garduer, &cachous@ and Cambridgeshire, per Company 10 10 the Rev. G. C. Gnr- r• Callahan:ugh c V t clan, of Queens Cal- Wu:. Leveruri, Esq. 2 I We._ Cambric* 3IS 6 Cowen and 'Ball at Haat- Messrs.l'ilden t aow ilse Thiorylad . Practice of the Militarygrieves.. ; yiz:the lonmidOrganizatimi of an Army and their Arms, See &c. ' rtifiery, lipsinserlast, Fortification, 'll6 'lts, Lois MI, Grand ' edes...eartronwitssieth Maury To ]/, otratkais Dies. , heti', sad PrillilderkWar. By WILLIAM MULLER, Lieutenant of the King's German Irsin.er-, D. P M. A. and late first Public T of Military Sciences at the University of Gottingen. For the Use of Military Schools and self-instruction. Printed far Longman, Hurat, Rees. Orme and Browne, J. Egerton, J. Mawman, and Black, Parry, and Kinsbury. ; s- Si _ _ . 4m-squai••••• • I -•-.. ri'ROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE ; or, ASIATIC TOOTH.PCIWDF.R. ka9 been, for thirty years, recommended to the attention of the Pe ‘ blic. Those who have not tiled the effect of this excellent Dentrifice, will find a *tit t le box a sufficient yttantlty to ascertain Its efficacy and virtues ; its excellendes being acknowledged by the matt respectable me dical authorities, used by many, and recommended. Th e P ow d er cleanses, and, beautifies the teeth, sweetens the brea•h, pmtemses no add that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish on the teeth. Flom its 4#ingency it strengthens the guii.s, era dtcates the scurvy, (which often proves the .textructlon of x whrile set of teeth),, preserves sound teeth from decay, secures decayed teeth from becomi;:g worse. Sold, wholesale and retail, at her warehouse, No. 9, Bealifort buildhrgs, Strand; at the Coruvrall Gazette ; Mr. Bealont, drugi,ist, Mr. Simmons and Mr. Mills, Portsmouth • Mr. John son, Onscort ; Mr. Wel.b, Ponies ; Mr. Lucas, SOuthampton ; Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey; Mr. Jackson, Plymouth 1 Mr. Cor don. Mr. GrenvitHe, and Mr. Rock, Plymouth Dock; re:r. Thompson and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight; lth.l l l,ldrt.d, mouth; Mr. Thompson, Chanam ; Mr. Jacobs, Sheerness ; Mr. Robey, Harrowgate ; Mr. Robertson, Prince's-strest, Edinburgh. and Mr. Rayburn, ditto, ditto; Mr. Anderson, Alscrdeen ; Mr. Patton, Glasgow; Mr. M'Cleitd, Greenock ; Mr. Jefferson, Isle of Man; Mr. Vyner and Mr. Meyler, lath ; Mrs Marrieu, ditto; Mrs. Sbtarclift, /Wool Library ; "Mesta.. Mills and Co. Ditto; Mr. Newberry, Dublin ; Mr. Smith, Dean -street, tiSttos Mr. Dale, Woolwich ; Mr. Benjamin, RochtsLr ; Mr. Handed, Cornwall. FOR FErERS, INFLUENZAS, MEASLES, Stc. ' DR. JAMES'S POWDER. THIS Medicine, after an unparalleled Success for nearly seventy years, has gained a proud per-eminence over every tither Febrifu 4 e.—An liana:ion, called the Antimonial Powder, was . adapted in the Phartuacopseta of the College of Physicians in 17it5 ; and in 1791 a most elaborate Analysis of the two. Medicines wss published in the Philosophical Transactions; from which it was confidently assmuedobat they were the same. In a subsequent Edition, however, the College fairly and frankly conlessed, that this Powder" was neither so mild, uor so certain in Its operation as Dr. lame:,, and that it could not be adminis tered with Safety in similar Does "—Thus ended their identity. But the Antimonial Powder is now altered in the New Pharma copeia.: not protruding indeed to be Dr. James's; but " more ai l , nearly assinvlatl tli-It In Dose." The truth is, however, that this Preparati Id remote as the former from the real Fever Powder; ander) ,Aolth and I.ife are at Stake, no one surely will sacrifice, to tbe-tirliwocal Merits of any Substitute, the long approved Efficacy, Siffsey,s: al Certainty. ot the Original Medicine. It is sold only by F. Newbery and ions, at their Warehouses, No. 4.5 St. l'aul's Clture'l yard, London ; or No. 29, Dame street, Dublin ; as also at Dr—James's laze House in Bruton street ; Price es.9d. a pocket, or a dozen in 4 bottle. (as made up for the Army and Navy) tor 24.. But none are genuine un less the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved is the Stamps• BELL'S ANATOMY, COMPLETE, in THREE VOLEIMEi. This day was published, In Three Volumes Octavo, (with many additional Engraving) price XS. Ss. boards, the ThirslEdition THE ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY : -A- tantalising the Anatomy of the Bunts, Muscles, Joints, Heart, sad Arteries. By JOHN BELL, Surpeon. And that of the Brain and Nerves, the Organs of the. Senses, and tie Viscera. By CHARLES BELL, Surgeon. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and T. Cade!' and W. Davies, Strata& Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Engravings of the Arteries, imperial See. price XI. Is. bds. S. Anatomy of the Brain, royal 4tu. priue £2. Ss. ditto. & A Series of Eng.-avinp, explaining the Course of the Nerves, royal 4t6. prise XI. is: ditto. 4. Engravings of the Bones, Muscles, and Joints, 4to. price £1..115. 6d. ditto. S. A System of Operative Sergery, S vols. royal Svcs. £1.141.d0. 6. A System of Disseetiuns, 4d Edition, folio, XS. Ss. 7. The same Work, S vols. foolscap Sea. les. ditto. This day was published, lln Twelve V , ' - Svo. with - Volume of Plates, . BY his INlNjesty's Royal Letters Patent granted unto JAMES RYMER, Sue on. Reigat, , Surrey ; Inventor and Preparee V the CARDIAC mil NERVOUS TINCTURE. The only safe and effectual ranedy for Disorders of the Head, Sti r mach, and Bowels, vla.—First, Head-ach, confusion and giddi. cress. Secondly, indigestion, loss of appetite, bilious crudities and retchinp, ye:lowness of the eyes and skin, flatulence, pain, bpasuas, heart-burn, hiccup, griping., colic, and costiveness.—% Thirdly, for the gout in the stoutish sad head. Fouithlb fur 41 such affections of the nervous system as are attended with dot. pression of spirits, paralytic and apoplectic dispositions, prostra tion of strength, timidity, tremors, stirrings, palpitation., and fainting', or fits. Fifthly, for bracing and stretigthenitly the whelp system, in state. of relaxation and debility. Siztliiy, as a pow.?. fur antiseptic hi casts of putrid bile, and for counteracting Larissa don, or I:rewiring &Ha coring putrid. mai:gnaw, awl penliernial fevers, sort thrust. vs. Cynanche Maligns, &-e. • prevailing th prisons, crowded iii!lty phut., hospitals, ships, not ..u4 unhealthy climates, orc. Sold wholes-le and lsy Mr. Rymces Appolement, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard ; and retail, in Fred. Smiths N 0.29, Hgrnarket ; Iltaod4J, Royal Exchange; Ba con and C o , tho'nnt-street; F. Newbury and Sun, 43, St. Paul's (lurch-yard ; 1. Barrie, owner of Ludgate-street ; Wahl, H,ri. born ; and by every Vender of I'a - eat Medicines in the United SEVERAL GENTLEMEN that were BALD, have declared, af:er using die Ruula Oil regularly for sly months, the bald places beciune tovered with hair. (Jive ft a lair trial by using it regularly (or a short time, as it cannot have the effect it only applied at intervals ; promotes eye-brows whisk en, and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. It is the best preparation in the world fur preserving anti promoting the Hair, In short, where there Is hair by nature, and It has fallen off, by using the Russia (ill regularly, yon may rely en is bring restored. It is generally renutked--TefaCtriS Wearit:g Glue hair, that after a short time svearing, it becomes dry said stiff, and is citify discovered that It is false. By using the Russia Oil when dressing, it prevents its being discovered, as it keeps the false hair soft, and its appearance natural.. 'lle Royal Family, and Ladies _ . _ . _ Russia Oil I 'canister*. - Berke, per ings,perll/1,..... ___.... • .'olumes, . ... .. . a 4to. .__ ________ . . . Ike Rey. Edw. Grey, and C - - SS 0 i Price £7 4e. boards, ) and Oentletneetof Fashion, in England, use -.toil for moisten. Kingdom, in bo:r les, fit :s . 91. 7s. 6d. and I 41. aid in pints, e t and Churchwardens 11 2 2 laen In Arden, Wei- 111,E. CHRONICLES of ENGUERRAND de , ing the hair whim dresaing-is eo great a nourisher to Hair, as 275. by Which there is a considerable saving. , W. T, 2` ,Fult information may be obtained by a perusal of the fon s wh ig S 0 0 *Weak', per P. 5. - J- MONSTRELET ; et:loaning an Account of the cruel • prevents its turning grey to all periods; prontotto tl:e growth, 1 lee Rey. Geo. Edmon- Ward . - 0 ,S CIVIL WARS between the Houses of ORLEANS and BUR- : prevents its falling off, and restores i t on baid places, if the least Book, published this day, price '''s. 6d. le boards, which ma) lee ' Male ' - 530 C. S. - . - lei OUNDy ;of the Possession of Paris and Nortsuridy by the roots -Observe each bottle hie a label on the outside, giggled had as above-A l'itAcT upon Dhapepee and Indleuietoa aad tile The Earl of Egremont 2i. 0 0 ' English, their ezpublon thence, and of other Memorable Events i with Russian gold ink, " Mocholcufzky and Prince ;" say shop Hypochundtiac Dsea.e, and u; on th e luilLonnutioryantlßego'ar The fu ll owing Subscriptions have been received at Peterborough, ) Ghat h a ppened i n the Kingdom of France u well as lii other , keeper+ selling knueta Oil without tbal signature. are guilty of Goat, end the Atonic, Irregular, or Flving Gu., t; w i t h va th,,,,,, per William Squire and Co. Old Bank. c on ntries,; a History of fair Trample and of great profit to i imposition, and sellers of eno'llerfcits• Price 7s. per bottle, or cases of Nervous, Bilious, Paralytic, and Spasmodi c ,ie teet i,,,,,_ • t h e F renc h, b eg in n ing a t the Year 1400, where that of Sir , One bottle containing fear small, at one guinea, or tie guinea Diseases of Retaliation and Deeps Broken c ontitut i o „, H i . Earl Fitzwilliam £2l 0 0 The Rev. B. Banned, laud Vbc. Milton 10 10 0 Rector of Peakirk AS 00, John Frolssart Enishes and ending at. the Year 1467 a and coo- I bottles by five pounds.-Sold wholesale, retail, and•for eaporta- bits impaired '.)y intemperan, ate, ec.c.; together with the ea tEte a , n t d be co C m a y el li t t ar. , i c s l , N w e h r i v c ou li i s t l i ' s in s, t l i n u iis i o , ,, aut ere l d ol a th yd e .o var it io s u d s o c: a iii- I t i on , the proprietor, A. Prinee,• No. 9, John-street, (Word- srecibeation of the medical virtues of that earat•rdiniscy patent me -1 lis Bishop of Peter- Parish of Peakirk with tinocu - ' by others to the ' Year i 516. , Translated by THOMAS JOHNES, Esq. 1 street ; and, by appoin'tnent, by Mr. Smyth, perfumer to • his bon mg ta 10 10 0 Ciin:on, per Rev. I'he Dean of Peter- B. Beruird sin n Printed for I.orsgman, Hurst, Rees Ottne and Brown, Pater- 1 Majesty, New Bend-ttreet i Hernitle and Sons, perfumers to Ng stoster•ruw ; and J. White and ' Cochrane, Fleet-sueet. Majesty Ekhborne-creet ; Bayley and Blew, perfumers to the elt..ets, !lee •By Sarnia. Itriare, Sw a t," Eightei Ednim. ' borough S 0 0 Wm. Squire, Esq. 50 0 Of whom may be had, lately published , I • 4 and Duke and Diactfts of York, tockspur- ' Itveseit's COOT Maine!NL. fur gtutly and speedily aintagir.g Bacon, and overcoming atnisks of the reeniar Milintinatory Gout, -bor. The Archdeacon of • Collected front son- w i t h Va- ' street t o ß i 7 o r r r d y . , ,p l r 7 te , t Greeet; s :...ow, 330, Strand ; Prim* and Princess, Nathamhtoo 50 0 dry persons at Pe- i. Sir John Frolssart's Chronicles, newly translated a a nations and Additions from many celebr*ted Manuecripu - i ISO. . , Davidson, , Flaet.atreet ; Mae, cc, toting the fits thereof, wat•ding o ff the recurrence or attacks, and Dame -street, Dublin; and by moo rincipal Per- Years eallerience• The Rev. J. S. Pratt, terboroughNedberry, 29, rendering future Ste 'comparatively mild. It is the result ieli Sa Vicar of Pcterbre 5 9 0 14 1 ' ' B 7 'F. Johnes, Esq with a Life of the Authorts.ToTrrsictehirxtl7Etli-41. 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