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Ts which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN. , Th i ‘ gy el d og —Deiays and Blunders; with A Tale of Myftery AdiSTiNDI:4)IOIIBI, Negenekr 24, ISO& COUAr &IRE CrORS of as • ItED dOMPAINT .ff MERCHANTS of ENG. : _LAND, anent: tali* LIST lIVATES, do hereby give notice That they are ready to receive parr, in writing, at anyiltne Mor him* Friday the 3V if Doors next ,from any Perfons tuba may 4s pal/4,4 to brad Sh* of alowt 800 Taal aortic*, to be let on freight for the lord Coorpatty s /groin. for , fix glaze( certain ; the Timers, wi th th e words " Ship Tender,' on the c.ver, to he [(- venally Paled .0, and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve s'eloal m Wiwi, on Friday a. fors 3 V Decemkr nest, beyond said , boar not any tender will be received. WILLIA M RAMSAY, Secretary.. The partintlars of the princiftaldintenitanc andfiantliags, alfo an ! inventory !flit principakflores,the copy f the *Awl Charterpartyar an ostlers, *pith the other terms and coalitions on which tbs . /hitt are to he toedered and entertained in tit Compaq's feraiet, alf• the cenforntohly.to Which thejlcips are to be tinily may he fent, on . "vo cation to Mr. Yaw, qggrass, Clera to the Coasayittee of Shipping, on or alter Torlifay the 36th - _ :RP 5M PROVEMENT OF REAL UTIi ITY. T GARTON's Original Patent Cotton -' Thread ••0 • Vlsrehonfe, No. 97, Chisplide,CollCT Of Lawrence-lane, Loodon ; where Met - aunts, Shopkeepers, st-d others, can be repdarlyfupplied with the COTTON- THREA Dom the loweft . Terme, and to any amount, having the largeft. Affortment in the Kingdoin. IlliCottnn-Thresd, fo much admired for the Beauty and , Meat:tea in Winding, M *No for Strength and Durability, for ter Parr & g Sewing, Knitting, Netting, making of Lace, fot I Veils:: Aro his curious Myr-king-Cotton, fait Colours, far fu perfor to Silk, highly approved of, as Thoufanda can tettify, having 'hid a fair Trial for nearly two Years without a Com plaiet—dt woidd be much lamented, fo :ireful an Article to get in bad. Repute, by filling a fpurious Sort of Cotten-Thread : to prevent which, J. G. has procured a fine Straw-coloured • Paper, with his Name in the Water-mark, the fate as in Bank- Notes, Which will be eafily difcovered by fhining the Pa et the Light. The Public may rely ou the CAton-Thread being genuine good, when wrapped up in the Straw-coloured Paper, with the Words in the Water-mark--.G.taTou's PA. TiNT COTTON. N. B. The greateft Variety of Boxes for the Ufe of the Cot* ton-Tbread.• A. , , LL Perron: who hve ,aOy. .(trairac snoods on the -late General Bikissolsll:r SIAM% K. B. of Weft Green Hoof; nca nonfood Bridgo,'Hopti,des, ceded, are requefted to deliver to bis Basseutora, at the Mew of Mari. Sloper and Alien, 68, Great Bloom& bury, an account of the name and particebua tberco4 tbAt the fame may be examined and paid ; and all thole who ito4l, indebted to him at the time of his dome s are requefted to pay the amount of their debts to his laid Executors, in lituffel-ftrea aforcfaid. A LL Perfons who have atiy * Chablis or De muds on the late Mrs. SARA H STOKES 440WLErit, of Welt Green Haire, near Hartford Bridge., Hants, deceafed, are requefted to deliver into her Executors, at the Office of Mars. *per and Allan, 158, Great Ruffel:&treet,•Bloomfbury, in 'mint of the nature and particulaxs thereof, thatthe fame may be examlised and paid ; and all thofe who flood Indebted to herlit thetianeef her deeeafe are requefted to pay the amount al their debts to her (aid Executors ttt Ruffel-ftreet aforefaid. LAST NIGHT.—SAhISSOUCI. Ithe Authority of the Right Hon. the / s oap azgLai 'O-M0 RRO W EVENING, DECEMBE R iB, will be prelented at Basis Ilatiet, LESCSSTIti PLAVIL, LUCISTLI-SVAlti, An Esti:radon:eel, vainly new, ailed MOST VOTES. The Songs wilt come in the following focceffion PART I.—The Poet colds Pea, The Committee, One, The Toaft, The Invifible Pig, Watq Creffes, Doily of the Dale.:_ PART ll.—Three Cheers, The Harmony of chetah-Moss, The Three Sifters, The Abash Harp, loitering OD s , The Sapling, The Barb ers Shop. PART 111. The Wind and the Rain,. The Parachute * The tievil Outwitted, The Union oPLove and Wine , A HiA ory of the War, More VOTI.S. The whole is written and Sionipofed, and WM be fpoken, Burg, and accompanialby • Mr. DIBDIN. , Bones Ss. Pit 3' gallery ao—Doon to be opened at Seven, and to begin euttlyat Eight. Places for the Bases to be likth .I..deefter NU, ',there may be had SD the Aftleheits Mr. Drairtn's Catalogue, end alb PrOpolah forthe tyftibfeclption, of his Pro. Kenai Life, with the Words of ilk Hundredhiegs,and with Shay Plates farm their fublecls, in sqea The whole of the Sqpp in Molt Votes are And a went Saes WM be plblieted eel e'en* Thluldly hid Monday during the Whew, as well ben the New Lew element, as ehofen from &dee Songs, anaisofed of tinging end redution, which lave, hitherto remained unpublithed. OThe Town Crier," mi_ ." The Musa Hiy " imputigated• On Monday win be Writhed "The Rage, ' tad ite afol levies Therfilay . will beipubilibed " The Audiertur." Mr. DAMN refpeahilty pea notice, that as there is not finallefthrobithility of. pardpg whh his Stock for any thing opal so its value, be is determined to continue actively in and ociaßonally to produce sievelty hr the putpith ofn rc Ing his Publications; and, as a material fish towards *dr drenhdon, be Means to give* liberal allowance to all she Country Aloclifellen and Motto-fellers, who will receive a drain: letter, with oars to that effeft. gran etemifea are to be let or fold, patinae to'be given . _ _ SiOVRINT and GNARLS EVEN. ING LOUNGE, LYCEUM, STRAND. VLDE MILT PSTHAL repeafully begs leave seqsaist be Path, tint lahrefent FaMe KM. Sits of away wonderful Expaimests Lt IlYdraullcks, Aunt ▪ andAirs.stion To which are added he Meabalthal boanklesaud . Macon (which were reedved with the pea applasfe (Whig the loft (talon) With coafiderabk Addi dim and baprovtipeats. Dooraagieu at rem, and boOt at eight o'clock. Admittance. Boza 4s; pit as. Gallery Is. TASIDONAHLI DANCING—Pi - OVATE TttiTiON. wig - MR& RoPKINSand SON's ACADEMY iv" Abe PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Faihionable DANCING, at COACHMAKIIRS'-HALL, Fofter-lane, Cheapilde, continues Open for the to provern_nt of LADIES OW GENTLEMEN. assure never acquired this AecoMpl.lh flont., Or thoie who havenot obtained the Oder FASHION CMODE may be expedition* intruded In the mole VE ATE MANNER in the E G A,N T and FASHION ABLE STEPS Law in ,use, to qoalify them for the FIRST AMEMBLIES. YOUNG LADIES and 'GENTLEMEN me ago taught every FASHIONABLE DANCE, and every asogiso exerted to•give the Mod itegatitAtkb-cfs. N. a The Morning Academy fur LADIES ONLY-is Open, aid will be continuo:UP his Majefty's Birth-day, from afelodi in the Morning till 3 iu the Afterrcion.. FASHIONABLE,DNCING% privately Taught Lad mud 00#anat 111 11 who have never learnt . tiiiiarcompliihswitt, or lice in the 'bi wooed modern kyle, at No. Is?, Shen-aro-that, Golden *are , and No. to, Great Alie-ftreet, Goodasan's-beld•.—They arc Taught on a plan partieulariy eakulated for chats to Whom it Is an ebjed to acquire it expedition*, privately, and in the era kyle f yhlon. Ford : fliers, °Akers, and Country liettenta, wliotnay With toirarn in a few days, tasty Board and Lodge, privately, in the hook, and receive conftant in.trudion. • . The a te every Monday, tke Bind condutiled ty Mr: Taylor; none but Subf i eriboes admitted, none but people of re pedle . irty can fitlisikt; . relpedable Wools and hail s, if not diftant fro Icotirti, *FeritsVgt• tended on the bfual conditions, and Id every I .Apsft reisiiite of modern Dancing: PATENT HAIR SPRLNO„ ROSS refpeEtfully informs the Public, that after much attention and *pence, be has invented and beinght AR to eoniplcte perfectio n a ING for the HAIR. The objed of its cos than is to edabk Gentlemen, with oat the affittettce of a ter a Hair-Dreffer, to extbange a Dilhabille fora full Head drefs. The Spring is fo applied to a (teem., that it may be fattened to or lodated from the natural Hair or a Peruipte ih a fingle memtnt, without the pciffiblity of its inadvertently falling off. It is peculiarly adepted for Gen tlemen who ride, hutit,thoot, and take fuch exercife as difenm• Ides the H.ir, and kill be founded excellent expedient foe MI- Lary and Naval Officers. ' As its utility will excite an indrerfal demand, and third"' provoke a fertile imitation, ROSS hat procured a PATENI' f, r it ; and as the extent of that utilleY cannot be Monied, he invites the Public to ermine the intrention at bb Warghog& for Crnamental Hair in all its wisdom tendons, at 3110.119, IhsaupicATe-STareT, within three doors of the Lamina Tavern. MONEY READY TO 'ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the PoffelEon of Incomcs,arifing - 1 - 11 from Freehold, Copybold, or Ldafehoid Eliates, in Laud or Honks, Mosey in the Funds, Resit Changes, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be (implied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, 11 Paying Annuity intereft for the The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their perfonal feturftp; and in any Inflame , where the tingle kcurity of aft indir:dnal may be deemed iniuffkient.the addition danother pedal to guarantee the payment of the intereft, will restore the °Median; and in all Wes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the dcdpal at their awn option,--Perforval applications will be re ceive every day till four o'clock, and Letters frost Corrclpon dams in town and country. (poft paid) will be immediately an imated, addreered to tar Diretorof the Kidithtatidia Bank , " histairsioure, Itio. 8, Lowalutliktrect, aelen-fsgure. • • NOWA Detookr to, :too. Tfiz •C 0 Tef DIRECTORS of sk InfIVAD COMA v MERCHANTS of IVC, LANA frame" the 8,48 T INDIESAiI berehygive notice, - flit theywiArkrbotly to receive propeAls its writing ow* time q_rrkfact iiredemjity the 29th itiliant, fr m fuck perf se *h. may . 'is will to lit pod Cgtper Bottomed Ship, cf for burthen sf from isolons_isetitputarth,hailder's areafitremeat, for the Pid Company', fervice, fir eat voyive only ; the Teader, with the words e" S h ip 'Tender on the cover, Si he feverally fe; led up, and left with the . Seermary t •ed w before twolotaelock at moo on theft:id 29th iv. &pad which ham net any trotter will be recoi;al W/12.1211if RAMSAY, Secretary. elp,s e the limns and Codditifouon tibich the fold Ship will he coma in the Cotopaxi: ferrise, airy he bad on application Se Mr. , yams: CoAran, _Clerk to the Commit** V" Shipping, on or J e ff. Fri %day do 27th imlimat. SU I PERB WITION'CIP THE BIBLE. • MESSIIS. CADELI, and DAVIES, took. kliers, Strand, hiviig pitelnifed the remaining Copies of MACKLIN% BIBLE, are enabled to offer the'fame to the Admirers of fine Engraving and the Typographic Art, confi derably below the Subfcription Price.—'l'he Labour and Ex pence and the Period required to accompliih this fulendid'and matckefs Editiop are oWnus and well known. The number of Copies to be difpofcd of are comparatively few. The Im p...A*2lB*am the Plates are excellent, and in a (bort Time, Co. of this SUPERB EDITION OT THIt SACRED WRITINGS will tome franc and feldom to be found but in the Cabinets of the Carious. ',l' A few Copies bound in Ruffia and in Morocco may be teen as above. tuft publitbed, prleta& 6d. (mall Oaavo, A - N Introduetion to the Knowledge of rare and wduable Editions of the GREEK and ROMAN CLAS SICS, being in part a tabulated Arran ement from Dr. Her wood's View, &c. with Notes from M aittaire,' De /hire Ix Dietionnaire Bibliographique. And References to Sale Cata logues, and thofe of the tuoft eminent BookfcUen in the Me tropolis. By P. F. DIBDIN, A. B. This Work is introduced as a commodious Vade M 'coca, ex hibiting the rarity, Intriohc worth, and general price of the molt celebrated Editions niche Gloat and Roman Claifics. Printed for Egerton, Faulder, Dwyer, Payne, Robinfons, Milt, London; Hanwefl and P arker, Orford Smart, Wor ceßer; and Hough, Glouetter. This day Was pnblilkd, in Odtavo,•priee 6s. 6d. in Boards, The fiemed Volume of THE HISTORY OF. FRANCE, Cilia and Military, Ecclell Ponticid, Literary, Cl, &c. _Continuing the. Hiltory from the ConqualspCksris, A.D. 416, to the Aceeifion of Hugh Capet, A. D. 987. By ALEXANDER RANREN, D. D. One of the Minifters of Glafgow. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, the Frft yolumr, price 9s. in Boards. Alfo, by the fame Author, the Importance of Religious Eftabliihments ; an Elfay. is. ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER. Early in January will be pubilibed. the Fourth Volume, for the Year tilos. of rfltt ASIATIC ANNUAT. REGISTIKR.4 or altiesiof the Hlitory of •Hlisdottais;and of the Polities, Cenumlte, tad literature of Prlateirfor J.Debrett, Piccadilly, and T. CadeD, jun. and Vi!;Deriel , 7 1 ,."` This Wort will continue to be publiihed annually in the Moth of January. tit As above may stlfo be had, the Brit and fecund Volumes, fdr the Years z 1803, price 13s. Each in Boards; and the. third Volume, for the Year ski, price roe. 6d. in Boards. This day were p;ablilhod„ its tiro Volumes Odkayo, with Explanatory Engravings, Price de. in Boards, LEMtIkITS of NATURAL 'HISTORY ; -A-j being an Introsluaion to the SyftemaNitarsa of tinnasus., contrasts the Chandlers of the whole Genera, and molt re mailable Species ; particularly of all tbofe that are Noires of Britain, with the principal Circumitances of their Hiftory and Mann Likewire, an Alphabetical Arrangement, with DeSoWone, ef techtdial Terms. Printed for T. Cadeil, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand. !,,° The Second Volume may be had feparate. i° !This Work is meant to to fadUtate the Study of Natural Hiat r o isi tetfred Perfons, to thole who have no accefa %o pub: Re • sad to fuel* as are not futHeiently acquainted with the Lathe Language. Even to the more Learned it will Amply tie inmit.:(as far, at leas, es.the Natural Hittory of 'Britain is coneerned,) of the Syitenta Naturx of Linnzus, a Woritof high Prifortgod not always tyke met with; and the GloWaries will iiilift thole who are in'paßeSon of that Work with an explana tion el the terms Ail by the Svcedith Naturalift. This 4.7 wasolidillied, in arch Ito be continued Annually) Prke p.bt lowa, Yawn. the Second, for the Year :Sot, of A NNAI,S or iltlLOscipmr, NATURAL HISTORY, CHEMISTRY. LITERATURE. AGRI CULTURE, and the MECHANICAL, and'FINE ARTS. By leveret GENTLEMEN. Printed for T.Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, the former Volume, for the Year rBOO, Price toe. 6d. in Boards. • - The Annals of Philofophy will be offered to the World once a Year, like the Annual itegifters, and will exhibit at one View the various Improvements and Difcoveries in the feveral Depart ments of Science, Literature, and the Arts. References to the original Sources will in all Cafes be annexed, which will enable the Reader to pOrfue his Refearches, on any Soiled, to the Fountain Head. He will haves fummary View of whatever is important in the different Departments, and a Clue to follow what may b .intereiting to him. , •; The very late * Publication of this Volume rofe from an Event which the learned World has deplored equally with the Proprietors, the death of the much lamented Dr. G:lnett; who, in the Prime of Life, and apparently in good. Health, u be was beginning his Labours for this Second Volunie, contrail ed a diforder which carried hiin to the Grave. The fature Vo /onus. it is cOnSdesitly hokied, wjl spear lii more regdlar Sue edion. • . ESTATES NEAR LTCHFIELD. TO be SOLDIy AUCTION----By WILLIAM HARRIS, At t' , e George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Wednefday the 19th day of Dee;mber,• tilos, at Four o'Clock in the After noon, in Lots,and fubjeet to Condi ions to be then produced, SEVERAL valuable Freehold, Leafehold, and Copyhold ESTATES,, in high Cultivation,in the County of Stafford, and County of the City of Lichfitikcomprifing a riodera-built Iloufe, fit for the immediate refidence ore Gen -1 tleman's Family, fituate at Maple Hays, on a pleafing eminence, and commanding an extenfive View of a very rich Country, a Lawn in front of about sz Acres, litiried on. . the South anclEaft with a beautiful river-like Sheet of Water, weu *lied with Filh, a large Garden walled laid plahted,with :IWchidcettFralt Trees, now in full bearing; Pleafurt Grounds,'llarns, Stables, Coach-houfe, and other Offices attached and detached, with feveral Pieces of Arable,Meadow, and Failure Land, and con taining in the Whole about 96 Acres. „ I The Houle copal' of a Hall, Dining-Parlour 2.3 Feet Ouches by 18 Feet 3 Inches, Drawing-room, Breakfaft Parlour, excel lent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Ac. on the Ground Floor, five Chambers on the fecond Floor, and 6 Attics. Alfo, a compadt Manage, with Barra, Stabler, and other Out-buildings, and about 114 Acres of . Arable Meadow, and attire Land, and two (mall Tenements for L abourers, fituate at Hill Top.. The above Mates are contiguous, within a ring Fence, and iltuate in the Laid County of Stafford, except about three Acres„parl of a Meadow, which lie in the County of the City of Lichfield. Alfo fevend Pieces of Meadow and Paiture Land, lying Within the County of the City of Lichfield- aferefald, contain ing in the whole, about 43 Acres. A per* sit Maple Hays will thew the ?rendre*. Printed-Particulars may be bad at the Gray's Ina Collie.- boufe, Loodos; at Aries Gazette Office, 'Birmingham; Mr. Moigin, Stifle the principal Inns in the neighbouring Towns, and of Mr Gill, Attorney in Lichfield. • TO BE. SOLD BY PRIVA*CoiTRACT, - On dr before the fit day of Februsiy next, ' Att. that .Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Parifh of Manfleld, in the North Riding of the County of York, confuting of Tats Acres, or thereabouts, of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, with the Great Tythes thereof, divi edinto five very convenient Farms, now in the occupation of Thomas Wrght, Johu friagget, Robert Smith, John Wade, and Thomas Stainthurp, as tenants, who arc now mlcr notices to quit at May Day next„ when imme diate pc/ 1 3140n may be had by the purthafer. Alf° to be fold With OM ibCife, Fifteen Cottages,- with convenient Land at tached so molt of them &uated upon the Town Green of Vanikelifiltatfaid. This Eftate Is capable of great improvement, being within a mile of Lime , of the belt quality. It' is alfo fituated within a short diftance of excellent Coal. It is bounded on the North by the °River Tees, and by the Turnpike Road from Picric Bridge to Cater ck Bridge on the Weft. It is fituated four miles front Darlington, eight miles from Rich °ad, and Leven miles from Barnard Cattle, Market Towns where the greateft quantity of Corn may be fold to the belt advantage, and to each of which there.are good 'urnpike Roads. It is unnecef faxy to mate any obfervation on the fertility and well known richaersof the foil, or on thebeauty of the furrounding Country. To be viewed by applying to Thomas Graham, of High Connifeliffe, who will ihcw.the farms, and a Sur►ey and Plan of the whole is depofited with Mr. Taylor, of Efh, near Dur ham; and alfo with Meffrs. Witham, No. B,Gr :y's Inn fquare; London ; who, as alfo Mr. Taylor, are authorifed to receive propofals for the purebafe of the faid Eftate, to be tranfmitted by them to the Truftessd • N. B If the Eftate is not fold by Private Contradt before the day above-mentioned, the whole will be divided into Lots, and ° ! fold by Audlon early in the Spring, at a place and day to be mentioned. GENTEEL RESIDEN . :E AND CAPITAL FARM IN THE NORTH OF DEVON. TO BE LEASED, for a Term of FOurteen - 11 - Years, froth Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and ESTATE,' called PICKWELI„ fituated• in the Patin of Georgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Market and Sea port Town of Barnft.iple, and fevcn miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford comb, commanding a beautiful and extenfive view of the Brien' Channel, comprifing an excellent Manfion Houfe, with fuitable Offices, Coach Houfe, Barns, feveral flailed Stables, Cow•Houfes, Farm Yard, and all convenient Farm Buildings, Dog Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden, Hot Houfe, and Pleafure Garden, aid about 374 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Patture Land, with a Down, confuting of upwards of 390 Acres, on which is ufually fed a confideablt flock of Sheep. The whole Eftate is compad, and within a Ring Fence. The Dwelling Houfe and Out-houfes are within half a mile of the Briftol Channel, are in good repair, and contain a hand tome Dining Parler:r, Drawing Room, Breakfaft Parlour, do gant Library, Ballard Room, nine Principal Bed Chambers, with Dreffing Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry,. Steward's Room, and other fuitable Apartments for Servants. The above-mentioned Eftate is fituated in a genteel Neigh., bourhood, and in a tine Sporting Country, remarkable for the moft celebrated Stag Hunt in the Kingdom, and within a few miks of which are let pt feveral Packs of Fox Hounds and Har riers. There are plenty at Rabbits on the Eftate, and Rh of various kinds may be taken on the Beach belonging thereto. This F.ftite is a defimble oiled for a Gentleman fond of Sportin. , and inclined to Farm. N. B. A Packet fails twice a week from lifordcomb, for Swanfea, North Wales, and Ireland, and Skiffs ig.Briftol may be engaged any time at llfordcnmbc. A confiderable quantity of the Furniture, which is modern, may be rented with the Eftate, or purchafcd by the taker, at a fair valuation. For Leafing the above, a Survey will be held at the Golden Lion Inn, in Baniftaple, on Thurfday the 3oth day of Zsecem her next, by three o'clock in the afternoon. In the mean time, for viewing the fame, apply to the Hind on the Premifes ; and for further particulars at the Office ). Meffrs. Glubb and Tanner, Attoruies, Barnitaple, where a Map ache Eftate may he teen. • November its, ZBO4l. PATENT SAFEGUARD SPLINTER BAR, For inftantanceufly difengagingliorfes from Carriages. - AL El' l'H and Co. beg leave to allure the Pub. . lie. that they entertain the deepeft fenfe of gratitude for the very liberal patronage they have already experienced, in the fate of Williams's Safeguard Splinter Bar, and that it than be their particular ftudy to merit's' continuance of the fame favour. From the multiplied teals:tonics of general approbation with which they are daily furnithed,they may now confide ntly affert, that the advantages which they attributed to thig important in vention, when firft announced, have been unifo: mly realized. They have had the fatisfaCtion of receiving communications from feveral Gentlemen, acknowledging, that to this apparatus alone have they owed their fafety in fituations which, from the Horfes taking fright, falling, orbecoming refti e, mutt, in Car riages fitted only with the Common Splinter Bar, have eapofed them to the molt imminent danger. The fimpllcity of its adtion, and the immediate precifion of its cffeet, cannon be furpaffed ; while it is at the fame time ap parent, that the Bares are as fecarely attached to the Carriage, until the moment of voluntary difengagement, as when put to in the ufital Models may be feen at any hour of the bay, and every re qtrifite Explanation obtained, by applying to Mars. Leith and CO. at their Manufaetories, Nos. a, 4, and toy, Shoe-lane Fleet-greet. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent A. REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO SI:TIMM TEE MONET. It will,on application, take off the Inflammation in afew hours, deftroy dfadtually the Malignity without the feaft hazard. Printed Direetions failed up with it. ' This is"the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards df FiftrYears i with the greateit reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane, near the Royal Zxchapge; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif tock-ftreat ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-ftre•zt ; Mr. Swincy, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; andr it oul o t and Ce. NO. 150, Oxfor.l-ftrect. ' At 1, , by Bahia and Sheppard; ind loaner, printers. -Bath, By Hazard, bookfciler ' and Rofoman , perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Pottfea and Gorport Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. (lore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, Portfrnouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller For itheumatifm, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head ach, Numbnefs, Palfy, Indigeltion, Flatulent Spifmodic or flying. Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sylteni s SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, &c. EXPERIEINICE has proved the mild liimulating powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the molt effectual remedy ever made knows to the world, having fucceeded in cafes of fix. eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Rending, after other means had failed, and it has abfolutely cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid Effence is fo fingularly penetrating and fpeedy in its operation, as generally to tlfeet the cure of 'SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a few a?plicatjons. Whitchead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and fold at is. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jou nsron, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-ftreet, Sobo, London : And its reputatio:i is fo univerfally eftablithed, that ft may he had of every Medicine Vender In England, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent countctfeit impofltion, purchafers Ire requefted to obferve, the Genuine is diftinguiflied by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.JoIINSVON, the Patentee's own writing on the label of each Bottle or Box. NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoute for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, 8t Paul's Church-yard, Loudon, 7'HE - following MEDICINES are fold, at the ..a• prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enadted, that from the aft of September, alioz, the Stamps fhould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Howe Confumption, and as a Confiderable Addi tion is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or thole in Bulk, the Pjrices of Dr. James's Powder will be in fir. tore 25. 9d. per Packet, or Ii ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4s. And as by Favour of the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newberg's feparate We, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be careful to obferve that the Words, " F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is ?returned that this will he a fuffi tient Security againft Counterfeit 4, his Signature on the Lehi Is on Dr. James's Powder will be ditcontinued from henceforward. &amps will to allowed gratis, as ufual, to thofe who pur ehare Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced Ardc'es. s. d. ~ eh Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois aLi a Bottle 34 o Freake's Tildt. of Bark 4 0 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Husham's ditto 2 9 large Box 24 o Englilh Coffee 2 9 Dr. Stcers's Opodcidoe 3 6 Genuine Ar^ueltifade 8 6 --.---- Convul fi on Oil 2 6 Ornifk rk Medicine 8 6 •—•••-••• Camomile Drops 19 Inglis's Scots Pills i 0 ------.-4 Paregoric Lo- Efienee of Peppermint I I • - zenges - aat Grant's Drops - I I Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. H •oper's Pills a Dr. Auftin's Ch .lybeate Glafs's Nlagnefia 3 6 Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto - 2 6 D lby's Carminative 19 Norton's Drops 5 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spina y's ditto 3 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 D.. Solander's Tea a 9 Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Grenough's Tindure alt Jot es Rheum Mc Tine- Do. Tclu Lozenges a a cure - 3 6 N B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the Brit twen - y Articles abode enumerated; a. d as many perfo. s, particularly fervants and meffengers, ml ake his boort. he is under the necellity of pointing out, that it is a.i tjle raft nd of St. Paul's, ncareft to heapfide, and 'hat it has a large white Ruceord front, on which thole wores arts inferibed: I " Tag came WARMIOUSS tea DA.lAlics's rownW - • , ARMY. A& . . , NY de fi roip of 44:4 4 , iitiPir;iy, may how ors Purebirer by applying.by lettirlo tn‘l4rn Fonrdrinier, No. 20, Charing-bras, Loudon; or Mr. James Wright, writer. in Stirling. , $o Agent seed apply :-.-the Purehdir Orilitirot oat, with. Olean.