Star. — London, England, 1802-03-26 00:00:00

r~ , • • • 4sllj .1 ~'`-~ `H~ ;ri?~ W`. If, i.),iaz~ '~ ~4 m HER 4168) FRIDAT, M iiiCH 26, 1 2 [PRICE 51X-PENCI THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I'OZIORROW EVENING, March 27, tBo2, J. their Majeftiev Servants Will perform the Comte Opera of THE DUENNA. pm Jerome, Mr. SUETT; Ferdinand, Mr. DP. CAMP; A nt o nio, Mr.DIGNUM; Carlos, Mn. MOUNTAIN; Ifaac Mentlosa, Mr. DOWTON; Lopez, Mr. WEWITZER ; Father Paul, Mr. PALMER. Chra, Mrs. MILLINGTON. Who will introduce a Bravura Song, with an Oldlgr.to Aetna p , tirwnt an the Violin, by Mr. Wricusatt, eonspored by Nvioliul• Lewitt Mifs DE CAMP; Margaret, (The Duemta), Mifs PORE. o which wll.l be added the Farce of THE LIAR. She:4ore% Play of the Wanter's Tale, performed lift rilen fir the *ft tinte, was received with the higheft apblaufe b a molt trilliant and orereitwing audiertee ; and will be re. Torvol 114 r the fecund and third tisnea ou Monday and Tuctlay hest. Turn - tit: ROYAL, COVEITINCAmtbeN. TO MORROW EVENING, March 27, 1802, will be prefented the New Conk Opera of THE CABINET. The P- I ndpal Cluraders by Mt firs. BRAHAM, MUNDFN. FAWCETT, EMERY, BLANCH) RI), SIMMONS, KING, And HILL. ?Ors. MATTOCKS, Mrs., num, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, And Salmis STOR ACE. With,by permarson ache Proprietor of the Haymarket Theatre, THE REVIEW, Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Caleb Quota's, Mr PAU'CEIT. Looney Mace/cater ' Mr. JOHNSTONE John Lump, Mr. EMERY Deputy lull, Mr. DAVENPORT; Grace flaylove, Mrs. GIBBS. Ott %/foralsy Xing Henry the Fourth; with Harlequin's Ahnariack. This day was pnbillbed, In Oaavo, price Ss. iz boards, The Second Volume of SERIES of PLAYS : in which i: is attempt ed to delineate the ftronger P..flions of the Mind, each P4llon being the Subjedt of a Tragedy and a Comedy. By JOANNA 8A11.1.1E. Printed for T. JO AN NA jun. and W. Davies, Strand. By whom was ago pubitibed this day, s new Edition (being the Fourth) of the Firft Vaunt; price Si. in boards. MINERVA OFFICI. This day was publiihed, in 4 valc.l also. price tils. CORRELIA, or the idyllic Tomb, a Romance, By the Anther of Humbert Cads. Printed for Lane and Newman, latadenhall-ltreet, and fold by every Booltfellerlo the United Kingdom. Alfo jolt publilbed, A Marvellous Pleafant Lore Story. s vols. IVw hos. boards. The Drown; by Mr. Evans, a taloa,. fewed. Rwhioesnoe ; by Mts. Xelly.3 vols. 13s. 6d.fcired. illyiterfoes Hesand,46 vols. 18s. fewed. • IllipandosaWih; by the fame Author, 4 vols. tat fewed. itlesrured riven the cullanary Standards, viz, Hyde Park. corner, Weltininter and London iirldges, Tyburn Turn pike, Shoredhcb, and Whitechapd Churches, Hicks's Hall, :cr. Ste. palliked, to etoirti crAnto, trice 7i. 6d. hi boards, the Second Edith:v(4*f CARY'S NEW ITINERARY ; qr an Accu rate Dalmatian of the ()crag Reader, both &red and croo, thronhoot ENGLAND and WALES, with many of the pan elist' Roads in SCOTLAND, from an actual adincaltrestient male by eoremind his Majelly's Pea/natter General, for eaLial pbrpolks,under the Dirottion and infpuftioa of Teessu EA:AU, Eftt Surveyor sod Supedutenduld of the Mall Coaches; parucularly diftinguillting all Places on the Roads which are Market Town*, ant filch u have Poit-Olicei for the /2 ecapt tied Delivery of Letters: To which are added, at the end of each Road the mew of thofe Wei that fupplyPoft•Horfri and Carriages, back or mourn Routes, with the diftanee from tic to &ace• a molt ertentire Saedtioa of ilobkmen and (%:.tlemcc's S-tt% copious Indetes, &c. Ste. Accompanied with a General Itiop,eablbidng the whole of the Reeds dere rib et! in the Work, and another Map exprailay adapted to die C: of. Roads, on which are added Figures of Reference to the ?age where each is defailicaL--With Engraved. Tide-Page, Ledication, Ste. &r. By JOHN CART, Surveyor of the Roads to the Ocueral Notes—A few Copies are printed on Itoyal•Odlavo, Hat prcfred. are. afordirg ktge Margins fur Ramada, peke zoo 6d w wards. Printed for J. Cary, IVIDap-Seller, No. iSi, Strand ; of wbom :n.iy be find Maps of every Defcription. WELCH'. FEMALE PILLS, nrthe Greet-fteknefs and other difordtre incident to young Ftmake. _ _ _ i'NE following infhtnce of their nncommon ea. obel, b worthy the attention of the afilitied., To Mrs. K.EARSLIIY. EA DAM, A rtfpcctable perfnn in this City collect on me latt nktt. re• q-eklng I would lend you the blowing cafe, which. if you thirk proper, re may make public for the fake of the affliel ; std any pafon deffinus of further information, by referring to me, gull have the WO addrefa. About two years ago, a young woman. farad to Mrs P. was ins very bad Rate oflacolth ; Ilte had Continually vioknt p,:Ls in her Romoth attended twitb dreadful vomiting; Ike re :Jn=3 in this Rate foe upwards of twelve months, which re duced her to fuels a degree of waskoefa that Rae could not go up Rain without retting a eosaftdcrahk time, fo that her life defy aired of. She had the advice of the foft phyfteians In this eity, and silo was an out-patient fen& Inftentary for three myths, bet found no relief; her apothecary thought the had au icepofthaese m her itinuar.k.and dabeed that immediate 4 e 2 111 w‘vald case. §pe wee then advifed to apply to my v; trehoure for Clue of your Watch's. Female Pills. by taking wh:ch, three days " the losind great relict; and all atound her wok aft‘nUted at the lung& change. By taking only lavo boxes Means perfedly reftorals Aug. to, 0100. • I remain, Madam, Tatra Medicine Warchouk Your obedient Savant, N••• 3, Wine Street. W. BULOIN. Wrteies FeMALC Pitts, (With diredtions) price as. pd. a box, are fold wholefale by O. Ka:- Hey, pleat-ftrett, London ; •'.f° retail by Dicey and Co Bow Chetah-yard, Cheoplide ; P. Newberry, No. 43, St. Pure Church-yard; Jeboult and Co. No- 130, Oxford-area ,• j.Pidding, No. 76. Oxford -ftrect ; 3 triager, Strand, Lear Charing croft; /Worthen, Hart-ftrect. Ploonttbery ; E. Newbery the corner *ESL Paul's Church-yard; Miding, No. as, Cornhlll ; Wade, No. 13. Old Bonsi-itreet ; toiton's Medicine Shop, (not Tuts'') front of the Royal Ea emY:ct Clark, No. 269, Borough; and by Ward, opponte teays Ire-Gate, Holborn. ", • As another Medicine h fold under the name of Wekb•s Tvta!e Pins. which is *prima, Pureltefers are requeßed to re nuk, as the fureftteltimeny efeathentidty, that each bill of di ..41:1°^5 is finned vrida the ramie ttf Cr KRA ItIlL Tim hood-writ i-g ; and on the =Me, fervent' cannot be impetzd the Romp is ptistedly of his Majefty's Hauour ''' C'tailnallentetStallis. thest..e. Kanast.sY s No. 46, F•AaV.; tun, 2ieMNi a are 01Puilm INCOME TAX. T ______._ ..—. 1 HE Inhabitants o f t h e Ci ty and Liberty of WESTMINSTER are deßred to meet on TUESDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Clock, in OLD PALACE YARD, to confider the propriety of prefenting a PETITION to the Ho nourable the HOUSE of COMMONS. praying that the feverat Ads of Parliament charging a Duty on Lamm:, may be re pealed. RICHARD WEST, King-fireet, Soho, Oilman. GEORGE REES, Soho finare, M. D. T. WISHART, Coventry-fireet, Tobacconift. tOS. THOMPSON. Yine-flreet, EN. AMES BFLL, Coventry-flrret, Wine Merchant. . BARKER., atandos-ftreet. Covent-Garden, Cclach' ir.sker.' JOS. HARROP, Great Marlbre-Itreet, Eli. AT a. Numero us an d R e f pe Et a bl e M eet i ng o f t h e AT Inhabitants and Eleetors of the Town and Borough of Southward:, held at the Town Hall, Saint Margaret's H:li, on Thutfday the 25th day of March, 1802, to confider of a Peti tion to be prefented to the Honourable the Houk of Commons, praying the Repeal of. the Tax upon Income, Mr. JOHN TOWNSHgND, Deputy Bailiff, Chairman, (In the abfence of, and at the requeff of Sir WATIUN LEWES' Km. High Bailiff.) It was unaahscrufly refolved as follows : T. That it appears tp this Meeinr, that the Tax nron In come is oppreilve, and unequal, in not making j ny diftinetion bet-hreen fuch Incomes as are of a preearious,n.. ore, and loch as ante from the more permanent fources of Landed or Fund ed Property. 1. That it silo appears to this Meeting, that the raid Tax is unjust, immoral, and tanconftitutionai, as well as deitrudlive of the cotnrnercial greatnefs of the Country—Unjult, as a Tax which fails with accumulative weight on the &My? Walt. whofc f.ncgrii y obliges him to contribute a larger proportion than his his conrcicatious neighbour—hump-A as it oppores pecu niary advantage to principle, by offering a strong temptation to cvarion and dccepti.mi-i-Urics/ifituriavrl, as it rubj..ets cie private concerns oftbe individual, to an examination and in quifition, at which an Englifhinan reveta: "Dtarudive of Commercial Creamers," by rapping there early accumulations of prop:Try, which are the great fprings of induftry, and Which have brought the country to its prefent eminence in the Scale of Nations. 3. That a Petition be pretested to the Honourable the Houfe of Commons, praying the inunediate Repeal thereof. 4. That the Petition be fairly trasiferibed, and Copies thereof lie for Signatures at the Veftries of the feveral Pailhes, till Tacfday evening the 30th instant. 5. That George Tierney, Efq. one of the Reprormtatierea of the fa!d Borouo, be inftruded to prefatt the laid Petition, and to rapport the fame in Parliament 6. That Henry Thornton, Efq. the other Reprefantative oI the Paid Borough, be Oro Inftruded, and be is hereby initrudt cd, to fupport the fame in Parliament 7. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to George Tier ney, Efq. for his ready attendance to naive the intbeitions of his Coidlitnenta S. That the 'Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Pin horn, Ng. and Mr. Richard Herron, for moving and (mond ial the above Ref°lotions. JOHN TOWNSHEND, Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting were then Voted to Mr. Town- Send, for his conduit in the Chair. SOUTHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION---By Mr. WATTS, On Tudday, March 30, iSas, at One o'Clock, On the Prenatal, ASUBSTANTIAL and Convenisat Freehold Dwelling-Mae, It for the rdidenie genteel Family; with a walled Garden, planted with choice Fruit Trees, in high cchivation. Theft Premifes were late the salience of George Tarbutt, Efq. demafed, and !imam in the pleafant Part& of St. Mary, commanding an extenfive view of the river Itchim and the ad jaunt Country. The back part abutting the Common Fields, calla iimandwaL The Houfe confifts of two Parlours, Drawing-room, four Bed-rooms, and two Garrets for Seivants; Kitchen, W..fis bode, and convenient Offices. Llkestrife, a Freehold Meffnage or Tenement, and large Garden adjoining the above Prentice., Very convenient for any addition to the Dwelling-houfe,or for trading Offices, Coach • houfes, Stables, ae. For paideulata 'apply. If by letter poll Takl, to the Audtioneer. in Southamptes. A FARM NEAR CHIPPENHAM, wit Ts. TO II SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Aogel Inn, in Cblppenham, att Saturday the Bth of May, Igos, ALL that compaet and dellrable FARM, called. CURRICOMB FARM, canflfting of a fubflAntial Farra Houk, with convenient Oillces, Barn, Stable, Stalls, and Sheds, in aceeding good repair, and about 513 acres of rirh r'Pa',:nre, and z y acres of Arable Land, lying altogether in the P Anglia of Cldppcnhae antLatsgley Barrel. Immediate potkßon may be had,by paying for the Crops on Hu: Ground, at a fair valuation. For-Rather particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Crook, at Ty theme Lewes; or to Meffrs. Gaby and Atherton, Solicitor,; or Mr. Rufs, Awitioneet, in Chippenhanal and for a Vicw of the Premilfes to Mr. Crook. ChiF2ingbatn is a good market-town, t 3 miles diftant from Bath, and to from Devises. 'the Turopike:coad from Bade to London pike through the town. CHETWYND MANOR ESTATE ADVOWSON, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE rgeNßYTottLy sm.° EY •UCTION, B 1 Mr. CHRISTIE, At ids Great Rani, in Pall-Mall. on MoPdaY the loth of Mat, at One &Clock, in One Lot, by Order of the Pro prietor', and all Parties concerned, A - MOST Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, conftfting of the attentive Manor* of Chet wyna and Edgensond, capacious Manion, beautiful Park of about 200 Acres, embellithed with River, Sheets of Water, ' Wood, Hill, Dale, &c. and (unary eligible Farms, with all flak-able Buildings, and near 2000 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paiture, and Wood Land, an Afylum of great plenty of Game, and principally Tithe Free, and I.and Tax redeemed, let avoid Rents, amounting to near pa annum Two Thoufind Pounds, excluilve of Land in hand, capable of very conflderable im provement on the danife of the Leafs. Alto the Perpetual Advowfan of the ReCtory, of the annual value of Five Hun. deed Pounds, futlaft to the Life of the prefent Incumbent, aged 60 years, dally increaSng from the inetokre of Walk Land. Mr. 'Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will ikew the Prentites, and printed particulars, With engraved Plans, may be bad of the rioters of the Shrewilinry Chronicle; Chefter Courant ; Birmingham Chronicle; Achim:in, 'Liverpool ; Staffordftlire Advertifer ; Thomas oyd,:f a y o :y's Inn • Mfrs. Strong and Still, Lincoln's inn New titre ; Meff;s. Shaws, New Britlgaltrect, Blackfriars; , Cornhill ; and in Pall* Mall. Mr. Chrilie is =powered to•reeeive Pro:Vaal/ by Prime Contras& for the wisele of the Slate, oa or before the tit of May oast, and if aot treated for before that day, will be put vp ee the &oaks( Mei, and teld..to the bcft Wiley without referee. STONE AND GRAVEL . SOLUTIONIC, or the NE PLUS ULTRA ! And CHINK-A-PIN SOLVENT, Bans w effedual Remedy fo r the Core of the STONE and GRAVEL OT th e various ills and difordersthat are attendant on human nature, It muft be toadied that the Stowe and GRAWLL is the molt excruciating, in as much that death Welt' is a welcome alternative to the unfortunate (offerer, atfeetingly experiencing its direful influence. The Proprietor ot the-Satin -tome. or CIitNK•A-PIN Sox 'VENT, has already hal the honour of receiving grat , • ul tribute ot thanks, .and fatisfaelory teltimonials, from innumerable pa tints of the srft diftinetion, who have recavcd the happy dice: of the :Vfediciate, It having never yet tidied in re-olablithing the patient's hcakh, and is allowed to have a deferred pre-mine.. tee of all OW, r mcdieines for the above diiorders.—.lts propixties are in reciovi,„; all obitrudions in the Uriaary Canal, Bladder, Kidneys, Ece:and by gradually promoting ciery hnli , ,rue ft..cre non to balmily died a perfct cure.—.To be had oniy of the Proprietor, No. 4, ltanelagla-gran, Chelfea, and no where elf: in Eogland. • COOKE's Cheap and ELEGANT POCKET LIBRARY, containing Superb Embelligunents. The Wt,rks may be had hound, or in Numbers, price only 63 each. SILLECT NOVELS Solyman andAlmena --- o 6 Gnlliver ; s Travels a 0 Noirjabad - •.. 0 6 Sifters - . , 2 0 Zadia - - o 6 Henrietta - - a a Alrooran and Karnes es 6 jolipb Andrews . 2 6 bmtlinaltal Journey o 6 Female quizate . 3 0 Cable of Otramo a o Tel.-mach as - - S 0 Raftelas - - a o Humplsry Clinker - 3 0 Theodoilits Dt Conftantla 1 o Moral Tzles - - 3 6 l3ellifartos - - a o Count Fs-hom - 3 6 Journey to the Dear 'World l o Talcs of the Genii - 3 6 l' ,mpey the Little a o Roderic Random - 3 6 Candid • - t o Triftrair. Shandy - 4 6 jotathan Wild - a 6 RoMnfon Cram - 5 o Peruvian Princds a 6 Amelia - - 4 6 L i onifa Mildmay . I 6 Adventures of a Gaines 5 0 Adventures of an Mont a 6 C;il lilas - - 5 6 Vicar of Wakefield a 6 TOM Jones - - 6 6 Chinefe Tales - a 6 Peregrine Pirklt - 6 6 Tale of a Tab - a 6 ArabLm Nights - 7 6 I ,:cicelot Greives a 6 Don (Zilizutt - $ 6 Devil wt Two Sae,' a o Pamela - - Is 6 SACRED CLAs'ICS. _ Economy of Mohan Life a 6 Young's ecnnur t o Deeds of Abel a o Progrefe 2 0 Dald ea Death i o Ad.litun onCltriltitclis ion t a Docki'a Priino llsodebto i o. Rawc . 4 Letters 2 0 Rowe's Devout Exneifes t o 1-icreo's Meditations 2 a BRITISH CLASSICS. Gotdfmiih•a Erase, t o — ALd;entercx • s 6 The Idler • 3 o Rambler • 6 6 Citizert.ot the World 3 0 SELE-CT POETS. G:ty o 6 Falconer •a 0 Shakefpeare a 6 Collins' o 6 Congrrve a 0 Waller a 6 Otway 0 6 Fenton a o Langhorne a 6 Rocheiter o 6 Rowe a o Pared . z 6 Waßh o 6 Mjckle 1 o &imams 2 • Shalt:id 0,6 "Broome a o Altenfkle 2 • Lyttlcton o 6 Mallet z o Watts 2 0 v GOldritllth o 6 Moore 1 0 s:hr i e , $ o 'Artnitrong o 6 Tickell a o ° Thoinfo• a 6 Smollett 0 6 Cunningham z o Young 4 • Johnfun o 6 Lanfdowne 1 o Milton •3 6 Garth o 6 Bleekniore a o Pope s o Pomfret o 6 Addifon a o Dryden 5 6 Docilley o 6 Walton 1 o Savage a 6 COOKE', Cheap and Elegant Pocket Edition of HUMEt, HISTORY of ENGLAND, with Continuations by Smol lett and Lloyd. Hume - s 3 Numbers . Price C. a 6 6 Smollett 34 Numbers - - • 1y • Lloyd . 24 Numbers • - - 012 o An addition', Volume is printing, which will bring dowA the Hiftury to the Fri:fent Peace. 'Po gratify the Admirers of decorative Elepnee, &math, Forming are printed of Hume's England, and the Pocket Li brary in general, which are on Vellum Paper- They contain Portraits of the Authors, additional Subject Prints. Vignette Frentifpicces in every Volume, and the drat impreibons of the Plates. The Price of thefe Editions is One Shilling each Num. ter. Propofals of the whole may be bad gratis. The Price of Binding the Works in Calf. gilt, is Fitting:- pence per Volume; end, In Sheep. Fight-pence per Volume. Logsdon : Printed for C. Cooke, No. t 7. Paternal:ter-row ; and fult by all the Boafellort is be Untiod lUatioing INFALLIBLE OERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. TilE PROPRIETOR of this mo ll exce ll ent tEMEDY is In certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root Lid branch, TO RETURN Tire mon cr. Jt wilLon appbeation, take otf the Inniumnation in a fewhours and Itaruy clic.m.ually the MJignity without the kaft haz ar d, Printed Diredions fosilud up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re. put:that tn Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greaten reputation. Sold Vl'helefsk and Retail by T. Artell, No. 1, Vmch-lame, near the koyal Exch.ugu; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taw& toek-ftreet ; Mr. No. to, St. Jamtais-itre,-t ; Mr. Swiney, No. at, P :1;-.7'.!all; Mr. Ward, No. Jx4 i Holborn; ank; J o Kalb and CJ No. iso, Otfard.itreet. At Briltoi, hp Balgin an.l Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfelkr, and Rofoman, petfuuser. FAiniwigik. by Baxter, South - Bri.ige. Portfo ono Carport, Mr. Harding 's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jenes,bookrefler Purtrntootk, Mr. Motley, bookfeUar. T 'OR Rheumatirms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-gels, Numbnefs. Palfy, !Wittellion, Fla tuknt Sp..fmodic or eying Pains, general Debnity and Rdaaa tion of the Syltem, Sprains, Bridles and CHILBLAINS. Expctizoce bas proved the mild ftimulating powers of WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE OF Musa AHD Pills, and Fluid F. fence, the molt of eetual remedy ever made known to the world, having fucceeded in cafes of fix. eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Banding, after other means bad failed, and it has aVolutely cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the nu.dicincs ever before made Public. For Chilblains, Sprains, and bridles, the fluid Effenee if ufid according to the din.etion, has never failed in a Tingle inftanca, and fo fingularly penetrating is its nature, and fpeedy Its operation, as generally to drat the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a bugle liberal appli cation. Whitehead's ElE:nce of Muftard is prepared and fold at as. 91. each Box or Bottle, by IL JOHNSTON, Apothecary, No. ts, Greek-Itreet, Soho, London : its reputation is fo ge neral, that it is fold by every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Wait Indies, and America. To prevent coition felt impoiltion, purchafers are requetted to ()Verve, the Gerruine is dillinguilhed by the King's Patent, and the Signature P.. JOHNSTON, the Patentee's own welting, on the label of each Bottle and Boa. MEDICINE ACT. At toe only Warehoufc for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St Paul's Church-yard,a fcrr doors froii the Corner of Cheapilde 'IIE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexei, inclulive of the Stamp Duties impofed by this At; but no additional chute has been made upon Dr. IMO'S Powder; which Is continued at the original price of as. •1. pet packet. It may alfo be had at IL 4s. per dozen; oo the quantity of a dozen paciets in one bottle, for tl 21.6d.duty included, (o that the Public are no (offerers. But in order to facilitat - :lie operation, and to leffen the bur thenof this Adt, which would in a great meafure ..ve proved a tax upon benevolence, all the otjlor Medicines are fold to any perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, free from the expellee of the Stamps. r. 1. .. il. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opodelane 2i --- Analeptic Pills 4 6 --- Convulfion Oil a 6 Cattle Powder t 6 ---- Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills iif zenges - - it r 1 Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate -- Camomile Drops t ss Pills - 4 0 Eifence of Coltsfoot 3 9 - _ cerry's Bilious Bills s o El once of Peppermint z DAby's Carminative 1 9 Ormfkirk Medicines 5 9 Tickell's fa.therial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnefill 3 6 GremouglisTindurcs a a Inglis's Scots Pills a o Tolu Lozenges zat Grant's Drops - a a Mr. Spence', Dentritice 4 o Norton's Drops 3 o Frcak,.:'s Tindure ofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops s 0 HUXILLM'S ditto • a 6 Specdiman's Pills 1 0 Englifh, a 9 Dr. Solan des Tea a 9 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 tones's Rheumatic Tincture, 35.6 d. Al_fo the Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, and mat of the other Proprietary MAl:isles in repute. Or.f...rs for expor tation are firpplied without Stamps asbeforc this ASR. N.B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and meifengerss millake the houfe, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the neeeffity of pointing out, that it is at the Eat End of St. Paul's, neareft to Cheapfide, and that it has a great white 11.uc• coed front, with thefe words infcribed Tu r ONLY WARICROUGE roe DR. JAMES'S POWDPII. kvHEN Yraellionul Men of educat:ozi and re. fponability deviate from the general fyttem by the fe • onion of a peculiar Branch, the land ion of long continued needs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my praCtice to the excluifie treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceeliful refult of my plan tires me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the moll. import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early reriod of Pradice to refeuc individu. ala from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dart genius precipitancy of general Praaitioners. The THREE DIS0111)ERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprize every fpectes of VENEREAL INFECI lON, witt4her of a recent or I•ing duration.—silly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariGng front the habits of Schoeerooys, or the indulgence of :name age, and laftly thlt de rangesnent of the fyftem in Wonh.n which is called BARREN • NEsb or STERILITY. Numerous (Breaks are the refult of ignorance or haftc In the treatment of a funpic Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifo: Aby the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are 'csfily cured, and even where others have failed, I trutt that I may prufume to offer a radical re-eftabli Ihment New, howeyer, are thft cries of complicated (Meth in the diforder compared with the caLunitou, lituations of Men,whs from indulgence Ma SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gate des of a fathionahle Life, acquire that Rate of Deoility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (Offerer broatt over his mifory, but ear, - fully conceals his ineforteue, it may be come confolation ter him to know, that although it be au °llea of dupbt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of aide Mil- CIENCIES by the gradual progrcfs of Renovation is the atqu irti meat of my experience. If the rites of liacchusiir Vynus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxhty will be prevented by an early countcraclion of tais languid flan., anti in tht c cafes no great difficulties will occur. • But where this Deficiency has (or yearsexllt 1. a proper Per. feverance is int!' fpetifibly requillte to revive the Cumbriog (parks o( Life, and to reanimate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have 1,..4 been difap;oilired In their expedletions of a Family, may be affurc,l, that in milt Inßances fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill. The 5F CRECY which is (a drench! tome undertaking, and the Qua!ib;:liirins which have pre.:ame..l to date, form tie B e g, a „ iv pr„,„nfic„,„ _rid in coinc:derce'with fu :ft this int:- nation is given, that Mr may hcconfulsed pe."onally (Gr o, lett.ms inclofing a (mall note) at his hot re, No. 29, Arua • del-ftrect, Strand, rear Tanple-Ear. There Is an additional entrance in Watcr-ftreet adjoinina, and the nacre Is on birth the doors. • NI. D, hfibaitier of the itori Collep of Sorgeol4 _ . PADDINGTON AND UXBRIDGE PASSAGE BOAT. APASSAGE BOAT will go from tl ic B a f on at PADDINGTON, on Saturday Morning nest, and retry following hiorning, precifely at Eight o'Clock, to II X BRIDGE. palling near Rental Green. At Eating , liolfdat ' Gwen, Twvfurd, Willefden .Appertou, Horfeudon Hill. Greenford, Harrow ou the glil, Northolt, Southall, Hayes, Hemliow Crat.ford, Har lin gton, Harnondfworth , Drtyton,. Colebrook, Botaall, lver, Hillingdon, Cowley, &e. and wil: fet out on Return at Four o'Clock each Aft..rnoon. Te Paffage Bari to Uxbridge will be met by another Boat at Bull's Bridge, to convey the PalFenger' to Norwood ; The Public arc therefore requdtcd to obferve, that pafots R r.ing to Norwood will take their Paffagc to Bull's Bridge in the Ux bridge Bout, which will fet out every Morring,at !hits &Cock precitely. . . The FAR r.s will be taken as under : For the whole diltanec, or for upwards of Fifteen Miles either way . - - - s t. Cd. Fur any digance exceeding Ten Miles, and not exceed" ing Fifteen Miles - - - as. od. For aty diftanee exceeding Six Miles, and not exceeding Ten Milts - - - - - ts. 6d. And for any diaance, not exceeding Six Miles lb. od. INffengers slaowefl to awry Luggage not exceeding allths. without any further Cgarga, but the Proprietors will not hold themfelves rcfponfiblc for the Care of Such Luggage. - Particular Regulations v. ill be Axed up in the Cabins of the Rost, and the Mull Accommodations will be affurdad. By Order of the grand Juudion Canal Committee, T HO. HOZtIER. Grand Junetior. Canal Office, Wineheitcr.Row, Paddinzton, March 24, ICOI. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Llcyci's Coffee-bode, Crania, bn Tnefday the 3•th ioltant, at Two o'Clock precifily, A H E FOLLOWING GOODS, v i z . About moo prime Weltphalla Hams, jult lauded, and twill be put in Lots, 1,2 gcneral accommodation. Catalogues, containing further particulars, will he timely Oven by George French, Sworn Bre..ct, No. 6, Great F.ait cheap. To BE ir r, and may be meted upon itomcdi^tely, A COMMODIOUS ready Feirnitht , d Maniton Houfe, fir for the I . c:faience of a genteel Family, with Food Garden.; Greenhoufe with Flues, Mellon Ground, Fißi- Ponds, and extenfive Stablim,t, Coach-houfe, and other con venient Opt-Buildings, fituate in the p'eafint Village of Bilton, about one mile from Rugby, in the County of Warwick, and two miles from the Great Road leading from London to Chef ter and lit,iyhead. Alfo feveral Clof‘.‘ of rich Meadow and Marc Land adjoining the Honfo--the whole containing up wards of Sin y Acres. • For further particulars apply to Mr. Caldecott, Attorney at Law, Rvgby. i~ ~~~ a