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Or A e t' • ir • qt. • latte . ? - ' • %' 1 ") ..2z 4l* . if.. • 4 .,3 . ' I.AP y o oz,' 1 • b 43 a • ybs.... n "' • Nvzy .Iraft• .• •• e 'Kt A pr . .., • 61,‘ le PRIDAI, Ml r 7, 'C2 • mliElt 4205 3 C RICE SM-PFTICK. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. •.") MORROW EVENING, MAY 8, twos, Ma;cltics Servants will ad a Casuic Opera, caned ALGONAH. TA • Charmers by 11.1 elks. KELLY, BARRYMORE, BANN:snit. sun SUITT, SEDOWICK, WEWITZER, W SLUT, DICNUM, pee. Mrs. CROUCH, Mrs DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND, Mils ITRER, Mifs "'DWELL, And Mrs BILLINGTON. To whiels will be added, a Comedy, called THE WEDDING DAY. LONDON TAVERN, MAY 6, 1202. Aa MEETING of MERCHANTS concerned In the Forei s n Trade, convened to confider of the Regu• latlons propofed to be adopted for wiertafisig the prcf‘nt Foreizt, Poft Nights, H. SMITH in the Chair, Refolved unartimoully, That a Manorial flgned by this Meet ing and fuck other Merchants as may deftre fo to do, be pre fented to the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer. rt prefenting the great..inconvcnienees and expellee to which the Merchants concerned in the Foreign Trade would be expoild by the propofed alteration of the Foreign Port Nights, and pray ing that the old ufage may Rill be continued. ad. That the Memorial now read be approved. gd. That this Memorial be signed by the Merchants now prdent, and lie for Signatures at the London Tavern and Lloyd's Houfe, until Saturday next. 4th. That a Committee of (even Gentlemen be appointed to take the Signatures, and to prefent the Memorial to the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer. sth. That the following Gentlemen be a Committee for thofe purpofes : Mr. HAIM - AN. Mr. Wu. Mr. RAlRrit. Mr. WALL. Mr. SUIT N. Mr. Kilmer. Mr. JOlll4 TAT Loll. 6th. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair man for his eomludt in the Chair. - This day tvai publifited, price ss. ur 23 Copies fur sl. A LE I'TER atiLirelfcti to the liouourable CHARLES JAMES FCX, In conk quence of a Publication, entitled, " A Sketch of the Ohara ter or the NI.II. Noble Facts Duke of Bedford.' NEW PROVINCIAL PAPER IN THE NOR lit OP ENGLAND. Oa Tnefday June r, rffoa, will be publillied a In New Tyne. Number I. of ANEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, to be entitled TILE TYNE MERCURY, and NORTHUM BERLAND and DURHAM GAZETTE: this Ncwfpaper will be circulated eatenfively throughout the Counties of Northumberland, Durham, Cumberland, Weftmoreland, the Northern Parts of Lancalhire, and Yorkfhire, and the South,rn ears of Scotland, and will contain, befides a detail of Public News, an accurate and minute account of Provincial Occur rences, Biographical Sketches of deccafed CharaEters, the Re ports of Law Courts, Details and Crticifms on Public Amufements, and the Sailings and Arrivals of Veffels within the limits of thefe Diftriast being on an improved Plan from other Provincial Papers, It is peculiarly recommended to Per fons willing Information on Commercial and Maritime Affairs, and will alto be found highly intereiting to the Friends of Agri culture, Literature, and the Arts. Newcaftle-on-Tyne Publithed by J. Mitchell, Dean-ftrcet, to whom Orders, Communica'ions, and Adveracinents are to be addreffed ; alfo to Mr. T. Huai, No. 32, Patemofter row ; J. Latimer, Efq. No. 13, Gray's Inn Square; and tq Mr. Taylor, No. 5, Warwick Square, London. Printed for F. and C. Rivii.gton, No. 62., St. Paol's Church yard ; J. Hatehard, No. 19c, Piccadilly , old W. It/kyles, Bath. This day was Quarto, price Three Guineas in boards, In two me, two very handrurnely printed, with a fine Head of the Autnor, engraved by Tom RI es ; a large Map, and fifteen elegant Engravings, illuftrative of the Mannav, Cuftoms, and Natural Hiltory of the Countries defcribed, 'TRAVELS THROUGH SWEDEN, FINLAND, and LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAPE. In the Years 179 S and 5799. —By JOSEPH ACERB!. Sillimus hie tandtm, nobis übi tkfuit orbis. London : Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, fucceffor to Mr. Dilly. 6 ,,* A few Copies are printed upon fuperfine wove paper, hot prelfed, and the plates coloured, price five guineas ha boards. Lady Contcft, Mrs. JORDAN. Evenin7—Rule a Wifc and Have a Wife ; with Adel worn the Outlaw—taken from the Romantic Drama per forted tunic that titio laft fcafon. Tea. L.lk and Gentlemen who were on Wcdnefday night difarpointed of places, aro refoeftfully informed, that the Winter's Talc will be aged for the ninth, and Taft time this "aka, cm Tway/ nest. To which will be added Don Juan. ItANELAGH. Tbe PahSe are rerf r ol4 E fofornsed, A SUPE B WM be given In honour of the PEACE, ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY to, 1803, under the Patronage of 33cr Grace the Ditchers of Devotissiar. Alercbionefs To rose ND. Marettioners &lapse ay. AN ELEGANT AND USEFUL PRESLNT FOR YOUTH. This day was publithed, In a Pocket Volume, beautifully printed on a Superfine Writ ing Paper, and embelliihed with One Hundred and Lhven Elegant Engravings, Price in Boards tai. handfomely bound and gilt Ras. or In Morocco 16s. 6d. A New Edition or 7th. That-the Thanks of this Meeting be given alto to Mr. Hanky, for the trouble he has taken in this hufinefs. (Signed) H. SMITH, Chairman. A FURTHER PROOF 01: THE EFFICACY OF CHINO'. PATENT WORM LOZENGES. Colonel RIDDLE baa favoured Meas. Ching and %ti:r with the following Caf: : ESOP'S FABLES, with hit-alive Applica tions, felcded from Dr. CROXALL's Edition. 'ON and SALISBURY CANAL. WANTED Five or Si: good Workmen, who undcrftand TUNNELLING in felt Ground. Any Perron/ capable of undertaking fueh work, to apply to Mr. Jones, the Surveyor, at Milbrooke near Southampton, or on the Works. Printed for J. Joluifon, W. Ginger and Son, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivistzton, G. ant J. Robiafun, W. Lowndes, J. Wal ker, J. Mathcrvs, Cuthell at:d Martin, J. Sc4tcherd, G. Wil kie. R. Lea, Lonf man and Rees, Cudell,jun. and Davies, B. Crofby, T. Knit, and J. Mawman. Is the Centre of the Rotunda, which will be decorated with tome 'becloud variegated I amps, will be crafted a Traafparent TEMPLE OF PEACE, DeOgr:ed and etecnord by Mr. CAPON. The Gardens will tte.brilliantly illuminated, and at the enl af the Canal will be cre.fild the Building with the Tranfpa rendes ; and the whole of the Decorations and variegarcd Lights. as exhibited by Order of Mt. OTTO, on the Evening of the PROCLAMATION of PEACE. And at eleven o'clock will be exhibited $ molt Magnificent FIRE-WORK. By the celebrated Artift Monfieer Rocca': !sadly &Par to the one be difplaved by order of the Preach Governs:wit, at the National Fete at Paris. In the courfe of the Evening, A Concert of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC, In which will be introduced a Hymn to Peace, as fung in the Place dc Concnide at Paris. Admktanee los. dd. each perfon. Coffee and Tea included. Loon to be opened at t• fight, the Cceicett to commence at Niue, and the Piro-Works at Ele►cn precifely. NEW PIANO FORTE MUSIC. .IT: ^ . printed by Broderip and Wilkinfoo, No. z 3, Haymarket, London, THREE Sonatas, with an Accompaniment for a Violin, dedicated to Sig. Sakti, by L. Van badmen, Op. tt, price 102 Trio, Op. 1. No. I. price 43..• Twelve Preludes and Twelve Fugues, by J. Scb. Bach, Book t ft, price Bs...—A Grand Sonata, by Jean Mugnie, Op. 1. price 4s. Someas,fn which are introduced a Military Rondo,de *rated to Ihr. itch Marlhall, by J. L. Duffek, Op. 47. price k—A Grand Sonata, dedicated to Madame Bonaparte, by D. Stiebelt, price 3s --Three Sonatas by !mace Pleyel, Op. 38. Flee 716d , —The Dusty Night, arranged as a Bandeau a la Chaffe, by Clement Smith, Mar. L. Oxon. price 2s. 6d--Or pnilii jamas% 1 , 4). I. to 6. price each 4s.—Nine Vocal Trios, by JuL Corte, price Bs.—A Catalina of the Works of the celebrated W. A. Mozart, Bk. 1 to 19.—Aito 20 Airs, each 22 N. B. Jolt imported &ton home and Naples, a large Affort- Mmt of Harp,Vialin, and Violincello Strings, of a particular ly Hoe quality. PORTABLE OVENS, by his Majelly's Roya - Letters Patent, by G. and a STR xrroNs, Ironmongers etc. who humbly rvfnrne they have broughi them to a Rate o 1' r;,!titet hitherto unknown, as they require no fixing, and sr; r lusi to the purpofes of any Family, and may be heated f‘Liter . :y to hake Bread, Meat, Pies, dm in five minutes. A Pztect Smoke jack, oiled by the Cook in the Kitchen, and ty nval , % of a Glafs in the front, the gentity and Quality is viy . vtfilde. Kitchen flute' with Ovens and Sham Kitchens, more timple Vet any hitherto ufed, and are not to he put out of order. Paton It:Tina and Ruenrord Grates, whereby much more lbe It is obtained, dolt in Rooms prevented, and fmoaking s".tutni..l cured; and being made of wrought iron, evsry per men", effed is removed Vatic 11,:w Inventlonof a Stove for a Shop, Warchook, Churches, Z. they flatter thcmfelves arc not to be equalled, al.t are particularly adapted to all places where there arc no Chiemies. All the above Inventions are to be bad only at the Patentees Manufadlory, Illackfriars-road, London. A large Alfortment °Mitchell Furniture ; and F.unih'es who srUlt eau) Lave a Hoak furnifhed in one day's notice. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hoy Pole Inn, in Worcefter, on Thurfclay the day • June r:a:, Letween the hours of three and fix in the of- enc. an, fkihjtcl to conditions of fale to he then produced, }V; Elegant New.erefted VILLA, in the Parifh of Wk.:;:.ligtan, in the County of %Vomiter, within two to ice of the City, with the Offices, Co.:A-hook, Stable, .01 Shrubbery. neatly laid out, and about tbre.: Acres of at:h 120 d, in high cultivation, part whereof ha. bt•ly beer rtnit,tl w i th choice Fruit Tries. The Land 7nel P - ,inilet aes . : an the London Turnpike Rood leading from Nt'or o etr •oPctihore. are within a pkafant walk of Worecfter, omniand a delig:ttful view of the adjoining Country, are Frce lenbl, a defirabl: (Pot for a fwsall Gamily, and wcrc late the pro gt:ty audnfulenec of Mr. Jonathan Lea. &reared. F. other par.kulars apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard, Won tea, t ; or Mr. Yeomans. al and 13, Clement's Inn, London. A DFSIRABLE SITUATION for a MERCER & DRAPER, orany other in the SHOP LINE of BUSINESS. TO RR SOLD REPARATI OR TOGITHEItt 'HE rce Simple and Inheritance of Two large -I- Shops, with a Warehoufe behind each, and two Mind Dwelting.hOnfes, with Stable and Officesall contiguous; toge ther with a large walled Garden adjoining ; ['unite in the centre molt eligible part of the Town of Bridport, in the County of Dorfet, now and for many years pat in the o:cupation of Tin George Golding, Mercer and Draper, who being about to cult t Bullnefs has begun felling his Stock at and under Prime Coif, of which there yet remains a corEderahle quantity of very ttfrf.,l and faleable Articles, that any Pcrfon purch4us the Pr - nif,ft, and dif2ofed to fueceed to his este:nave aufinsfs and t:"“nelliona may take, at a fair Valuation, and thereby enter ions, immediately. *i he neighbourhood of Bridport being populous, and the Ma reaetures of the ['own, at this time, in s sourinduE !tale- Tell ?' 61 objet of the pretest Advertffement very eligible and I retell - inv.—Any perfon inclined to treat for the above, by Pri v -te C.mtrati, will receive encouragement, and be furnlihedwith s.her Particulars on application to the Paid Mr Golding; and if cot thus difpofed of, an AuStion will be held at the Bull Inn, tr Lrillport, GO Tburfday the 27th DAT of MAT INSTAGT• (1%11 PAD OF TOT 13T• Al ISED IX Till. rrit,) at Th ree o'clock In the Afternoon, fur Sale of the 6 'i Iwo" Warchoufes,Dwelling.boufes, and Garden.-11 fold irate Contraft, timely Notice will be given. Gue of the Shops is 36 Feet long by 2,0 Feet deep, and the ot' er 14 Feet by 39, 3 ' 1 4° 1 4 MIT 411803. BONAPARTE. This day was publillied, No. V. Price Is. of MATERIALS FOR THINKING. Ey W. ➢URDON, A. M. Containing a Vicw tl the Life, ChahiCter, and extraordinary Conduct of Box AAAAA with appropriate Reficiftions on his Military Talents, and the Mode of Government in France, compared to the Monarchy; &c. &e. The preceding Num bens, price ts. each, confining of a &verity of important fub. jets, may be bad of Mr. Hurft, N 0.32, Paternofter-row, Lon don; and J. Mitchell, NewcatUe-upon-Tyne. THE SAVAGE OF AVEYRON. This day wus publithed, price ys. 6d. in boards, Ernbcilifbcd with his Portrait. AN HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Difeovery and Education of a SA VAGE MAN; or, of the &ft Developements, Phyfical and Mora, of the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the WOODS, in the Department of Aveyron; in the Year L 798, and brotight to Paris, by order of the French Government, in By E. M. ITARD. Pis - Ada:l to the National lnftitution for the Deaf and Dumb, Member of the Medlc.d Society of Paris, &c. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 7z, St. Paul's Church-yard and fold by aU Bookfellers. FOR 'IHE USE OF SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES. This day was rublaed, In Two large Volunics.ootavo, Price bound t6s. A New' . Edition, being the Thirteenth, of j_TOMERI ILIAS GRACE ET LATINE. Annotationes in liftun Principis Gotta tml Auourrt Duds de Cumberland, &c. Regio Juffu fcripilt atque cdi dit SAMUEL CLARKE, & T. P. Impettils J. Johnfun, R. Baldwin, G. J. et J. itle.hardfoo, F. et C. Rivington, G. et J. Robinfon, J. Scatchard, G. Wilkie, T. Kay, C. Law, Pote et Williams, Longman et Rees, T. Hurft, et J. Mawman. •° • The Edition now offered to the Public is printed from the Quarto of 1739, and great Pahts have been taken to render it corral. The Latin Tran nation, which In former Editions has been printed with the Greek Text, is now, on the Recommenda tion of the Heads of tome of our principal Seminaries, placed at the End of each Volume, in order to be ufcd or omitted at the Difcretion of the Teacher. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. This d was publifhed, price One Shilling, AN ADD RESS to INSTRUCTORS and PA -1- RENTS,on the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of BOOKS in ev Ty Branch of Education; pointing out their refpeCtive menu, and the order in which they Mould be fuccairrly adopted. Inferibcd to the London Society.of Scliool-Mait.r4, to aid whole excellent delign the profits of the publication will be annually appropriated, By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Rector of Newport, and late Mader of the Grammar School . . . - in that Town. By means of this pradical Work, Tutors and Parents may be enabled to initrud young petfons, of both ram with prcci lion, in every ukful and polite branch of modern Education, in conliderably lets time than ufual, and at a fourth of tie ex pence that is generally incurred in the purchafe of Books. - Pubhated by Thosias Reynolds, Oxford-ftreet, .ind fold by the llookfellers in Oxford; Cambridge, Edinburgh, : n 1 Olaf goy,' ; and by all Bookfellers in general. _ SECOND EDITION. • This day was publilbed, price Ss. in boards, THE True Churchman aleertained; or, an Apo logy for thole of the regular Clergy of the Eltablllunan, who are fometimes called Evangelical fvliniftets: •ecalioned by the puhlicitions of Drs. Paley. My, Crt.ft; Mefrs. Daubcny, Ludlum, Polw bile, Ftlit.wes, the Reviewers, &e. &c. For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS. This day was publilhcd, in two Volumes, royal tSmo. with Engravings, and a coned Map, price Los. in boards, its. half-bound, or us. handforncly bound and lettered, AHISTORY of GREECE, from th e EAR LIEST PERIODS, till its REDUCTION into a RO MAN PROVINCE. Intended principally for the Ufe of Schools, and Young Perrons of both Sexes. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hu. :cy Berkibire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dum _ . _ fries, Author of the aritifh Nepos, Univerfsl Hißory, Zee. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 7E, St. Paul's Chureb-yard Sold by & TAIRA T, at the J u v enile Library, New Bond-In:et; by THOMAS HORST, atecnoller-row; WILSON and Sri :sec, York; H. MostAtv,Oainfbro'; E. BAL.. r on*, Edinburgh, and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, Dr. MAYOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, in Twenty-five Vo. lames, as each Volume appears on the Firit Day of every Month, and all the other Elementary Books of the fame . Author. BRITISH ZOOLOGY. This day was publithed, In Odtairo, on a Fine Wove Royal Paper, containing Two coloured Ames,. No. I. Price 3.. 6d. (To be continued Monthly) Of an entirely New and Elegant Work, 1. -I-1E NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH FISHES, including (dentine and general Defcriptions of the malt interefting Species, and an extenfive Seledion of ac curstly flatbed Coloured Plates—Taken entirely from ori ginal Drawinv,purpofely made from the Specimens in &recent Lite, and for the molt part whilft living. By E. DONOVAN, F. 1..3. Author of the Natural Hawks of Britiih Birds,lnfeas, Printed for the Author, and for F. and C. lkirington, No. 6 z, St. Paul's Church-yard; fold alto by J. Hatchard, No. no, Piccadilly. This Work will not include lets than One Hundred Spe cies, or extend beyond Sixty Numbers. or Five Volumes.— A Is umber containing Two Coloured Plates will he publiihed Monthly, and a Volume Annually, cot.t.dning Tweuty-four Coloured Plates. _ A Profpcdtus of the Work inay be had, gratis, of the Book. (cliffs in Town and Country. This day was publithed, In Six Soo. (with two coloured Maps,) price 21.8 x. boards, ATOUR. through the whole ISLAND Of GREAT Sat rat v, divided into jemmies, interfperfed with ufcful Obfervations, particularly calculated for the Life of thofe who are defame of Travelling ever England and Scotland. By the Rev. C. CRUTWELL, Author of the [biretta' Gazetteer. A dillingulihed Literary Journal notices this Work in the fol lowing Terms : The former labours of this Author have received the belt proof of the public regard, by an ktet.five circulation ; and that this will do tin fame, we have not the fnialkit doubt. He has divided the whole of the Kingdom into different JouThies, every where diverfifying local information with hillorical record. In the fir( volume, a (hurt hiftory is eghibited of England, Scot land, and Wales, with a concife furvey of each county, and an account of its agriculture coannerce,parliamtntary confequence and population. The ;eader will alfo find, in this portion of the work, a rel refutation of London and Wellminiter, with the feveral additions to each. The Itiner.try commences naturally from I.ondon, through Kent to Voter, and thence from the fonth and weft towards Vac north and . aft- The [mond, third, foarth, and 'hilt volumes are =vied the Journies through England and Wales, with the Ifier.ds round the coaft of Great Britain. The filth and fait volume is apirprixted to Scotland.' This publication abounds with nutty curious anecdotes, inci dentally introduced in their proper places, which will be very entertaining to the Traveller. The Au•itor has read with dili renee, and r e i t eked with jungment ; and hi. volumes will have the place which they deferve in Enziath libraries. Brit'fh Critic,Nov. ISot. Printed for G. and 1. Robinfon, Rat molt r-row ;G./tear/ley, Flat-area; and T. N. LoOnglllail and 0. Rees, Palermo:Ur-row, This day was ppbliihtd, Price bound is. 3d. or las. a Dozen to thofe who buy them to give away, A New Edition, being the Thirty-eighth, of AN HELP AND GUIDE TO CHRISTIAN FAMILIES : Containing—r. Dodtrinal Inftrudtions for the right informing of their Judgments.—s. Praetical Di redtions for the general Courfe of their Lives. —.3. Particular Advice for the well-managing every Day. With Reference to their Natural /salons, Civil Employments, Neceirary Recrea tions, and Religious Duties. Unto which are added, PRINCIPLES OF RELIGION, ufeful to be known, believed and pradtifed, by fuels as de(lre to receive the Holy Commu nion with Benefit and Comfort—. With Forms of Prayer for Families and Single Perfons.--Alto Divine Hymns on Several Occafions. By WILLIAM BURKITT, M. A. Late Vicar of Dedham, in Effez. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church yard ; G. and J. Robinfoa, J. Mathews, Longman and Rees, and J. Marmon. TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &e. Practical Firm and Remarks on the Talley Derails. This day svai publifhed, Price sa..in Large Odtavo, bound in Boards, the Second Edition, with very confiderabk addi tions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpecies of Confumpdon incident to Youth, and the different Stages of Life, commonly called Tapes Dorfalis • with an account of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Diftemer ; demonftratlng its baneful aka; on the 6neft fundtions of the Animal Economy, including the Difeafes arifing therefrom; cfpecially the Nervous Atrophia, the Exonchas, and the Pthifis, or C , m fumptiou in general. With Hiftories of Cafes oc curring in the Author's Praaice during the laft fourteen Years By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Hofpital, at Chatham) • Sold by J. Walker, No, 44. Faternofter-row ; J. Ridgeway, York-ftreet, St. James's-fquare; end at No. sd, Corner of Greek-ftreet, Soho. Fora particular account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literary, and Scientific Magazine fur Jane, titoo,, from page rya to sir. ORNTLRIVIEN, HAVING by accident read the testimony of the LOAD Caere BARON refped.ing your invaluable Ching 's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was Induced to make trial of them on myfclf. From a twenty-two years reildence in the Bait-Indies, I have been fubjed to a liver complaint, and vio lent bilious obftrudtions. I have made use of the Lozenges, and have derived very confiderable benefit from them, and Savo given them to my children, and the children of my acquaintance ; silo to nhntbers of the poor; and in nu one instance have they of (needs, but in fume cafes have performed, I may fay, miraculous cures. I have perufed the numerous testimonies of the good effeds produzed by them, and Blatt only remark, I do not think too much can be laid in their praife ; from expe rience I particularly recommend them fur removing übftinate bilious obftrudtions..--Gentianen, your obedient servant, Exmouth, Feb. to, dot. JOHN RIDDLE. To Mrllrs. Ching and Butler. Sold wholefale, retail, and for erpurtation, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide ; and retail by Pidding, No. 76, oppofite the Pantheon, Oxford-ftrect ; Swiney, ; and molt Country Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, it boxes at One Guinea, p. and 26.9 d. each. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4S, Si. Paul's Church-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Choapfkle, 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, a t t h e - 11 . prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impaled by this Act; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the original price of ss. 6d. per packet. It may alfo be had at a as. per dozen; or the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for il. ss. 6d.duty included, fo that the Public are no fufferers, But in order to facilitat- ::se operation, and to leffen the bar. then of this AtR, which would in a great meafure :.eve proved it to upon benevolence, all the other IVledichies are fold to any perfsins parchafing half a dozen or more, free from the ezpenee of the Stamps. s. d. • Dr. James's Powder s 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc 1 Analeptic Pills 4 6 -- Convdilion Oil a 6 Cattle Powder a 6 Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hov'er's Pills I zenges - - aat Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops a 9 Pills 4 o Eifence of Coltsfoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bills 5 o Effence of Peppermint a at Dtlby's Carminative J 9 Ormlkirk Medicines 5 9 Tick..ll's Athens! Spirit 3 6 Glafs'e Magnefia 3 6 Grectiough'sl'inetures aif Inglis's Slats Pills a o Tolu Lozenges a a Grant's tfrops - a a Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 o Norton's Drops rreakes Tinfturc uf Bark 3 tO Spilibury's Drops 5 o Hu x ham's ditto a 6 Speediman's Pills 1 o Englith, C.-fee a 9 Dr.SolandeesTca 2 9 filephslic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tincture, 3s. 6d. Alfo the Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, and molt of the other Proprietary Medi:Main repute. for captor. tatlon are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad. N. B. As many perfons, particularly ferrants and tnetrengers miflate the houfe, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the n :eclat, of pointing out, that it is at the EaR End of St. Paul's, nearat to Cheaptide and that it has a gre at whi t e R ue . coed front, with theft word s inferibed : THY ONLY WARYNOUSZ TOR DR•JAMteII POwPCIP• W HEN PrufeTional Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftern by the fe • c!lion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of bug eontiuueS uccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Light years have I devoted my pradice to the exclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccersful refult of my plan gives me additional ard our to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt import. ant ti the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to recut indivldu. al, from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the ovally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cunsof which 1 have de• voted my attention, comprise every Cpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung duration..—adly. All kinds of DEEILITY, whether silting from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de. rangement of the fyftem in Wombs which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous &teaks are the refult of Ignorance or hate In the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are 'tally cured, and even when others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re-ellabllihment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated difirtfs In the diforder compared with th calamitous fituatiois of Men,who from Indulgence Ma SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gars. ties of a fafhionable I.lfe, acquire that Rate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his inifery, but care . fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolation frr him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or %weer► tainty with other Pradtitioners, the removal of theft DEFI C I EN CI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the atkui re ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and in th.-1.1 cafes no great difficulties will occur. _ _ But where this Deficiencyhasl - 7r years e sifted, a proper Pet. kverance is indifpenfibly regulate to revive the atunbri.sg (pans of Life, and to re-animate the Confthution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long Been difappointed In their taped/Adios of a Family, may be 'Burnt, that la molt hdtances fuck (Weds are curable by 'Wadies/ Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effendi' to my undertaking, and the Qgalifications which I have ?retuned to hate, form the Baca of my Preten Bons, and in coinddmee with Cult thisin ti. :nation is given, that Mr may be confultedpe ( onally (or by letters doang a Nall note) it his houfe, Ns s 9, Arur. dd-ftrect, Strand, near Templo-Bar. There is an additional entrance lii Water4reet adjoin': and the name bon both the doors. M. B. Muaber or the Raul Cave Cit Sargeftel By JOHN OVERTON. " Be ready always to give an anfwcr to every man that aiketh you a reafon of the Hope that is in you." Sr. Par ea. " We have in fad kilt many of our people to Sedaries, by not Preaching in a manner fufficiently Evangetc4; and we !hall neither recover them from cztravaganeies, into which they have run, nor keep more from going ever to them, but by re turning to the right way." Archbifhop SleCgt R. York : Printed by T. Wilfon and R. Spence, High Ouicgate ; fold by Mawnian, Poultry ;F. and C. Rivington, St. l'aur* Chun- h-y,rd ; Mathews, Strand; and Seeley. Ave-Maria-lane London: J. Wolitenholme ; Wilton and Spence; and J.'rod I York ; and the other Bookfellers.