Star. — London, England, 1805-09-28 00:00:00

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Old Gerald, Mr. MATHEWS. Dndlor's Wife, Mrs, SPARKS. Beatrice, Mitt MELLON, The doors will be opened at half pan five, arsd the Play begin et t.df part ht. On t utfday, The 111erry Wives of Windfot ; with the Soldier's Return. Un Thurfday. the Soldier's Daughter. On ssturday will be revived, the Conftant Couple. The latt new Comic Opera of Youth, Love, and Folly, will be performed in the courfe of the enfuing week. Th.! Young Rofcius, Mr. Braham, Signora Storace. and Ma demoifelle Parifot, are engaged at this Theatre, and win appear int the early part of this feafon, in the feveral new Pieces which tut now in preparation. September, lieS. P ERSONS whoft annual Premiums fail due on th e apth inft. are hereby informed, that Receipt/ are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROTAS. Ex ounce and in Pam, MALL, if ViCil if by their terpeahreAgents I in the feveril Counties; and the patties dared are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on, orbefore the lath of Oaoher next, as the ufeal fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Pleb will then expire. SAMUEL PENNTNG, jun. Sec. MR. STOCKDALt.', in conrequenee of the entro . messeenent of I (oddities. begs leave to inform the that he bas for Sale Cnitocnoito's celebrated Map of Germany. Holland, Italy, &e Twenty•feren folio Sheets, price Sit Gut. hear, half bwntl, including the Geographical Defcription and Oa• letteer, which alto co. stains Twenty-feven Plans and Maps, in one large VOitilllt royal Ito. N B. The quarto Volume may be had feparately, price 21 as 6d. in boards —No. igi , Piccadilly, Sept. 17.1801. THE CHANCES, To conclude with THE PRIZE. _ - - - -- The 'Second Day 's Performance will be on Friday the 4th of October. Tickets to be had at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices in Town and Country. Doors to be opened at Eight and begin at Nine o'clock precifely. Vivant Rex et Rein• NORTHERN TRAVF.LS.-11iis day were publifhed, to one large and elegant Volume Quarto, price Two Guineas its toards.embellithtd with lomat Bngeasings by Medland, TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, tlitotte4 DENMARK, SW:...9EN, RUSSIA,PART of POLAND, and PRUSSIA, in the Year tSca. By JOHN CARR, Efq. Author of the Stranger in France, &e. Printed for RICKAID Pniaatrs, No. 6, Bridge-ltreet, Blsekfriars. •; Attendance is given; dally, at the fah' Offic s, for the Affuranee of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, sod Slips in Har bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire; arid alf* for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF GAINING A FORTUNE BY THE LOTTERY IN THE PRESENT YEAR. ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 30, the STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. SCHEME. A: B. ire Poses oviU 6e !rue. free of expellee to the dfltroi where the Amaral Premium almost, to 61. or lowan& Mr. HAYLEY's BALLADS. This day were ptalilbed, Embelliihed with feseral Copper Plates, deigned andengraved by MT. BLAKE, IR OM elegant Volume, fraall Octavo, price 6s. in boards, BALLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CURI OUS ANECDOTES relating to the Sagacity and laitiat of ANIMALS, and calculateu to excite Sentiments of Regard towards the Brute Creation. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Efq. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-itrcet, Black. friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, ON MONDAY NEX'r, SEPTEMBER 30, 1805, uni be revived a Tragedy, called THE REVENGE. Don Alonzo. Mr. C. KEMBLE, (Being his firft appearance in that chareetcr.) Don Csrlos, Mr. BRUNTON. Don Alvarez, Mr. MURRAY. Zanga, Mr. KEMBLE. Leonora, Mrs. LI UCH l• I El-D. lfabella, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. End of the Tragedy a Dance. computed by Mr. Byrne, called DERMOT AND KATH LANE ; Or, THE IRISH WEDDING. Dermot, Mr. BYRNE, Darby, Air. DUBOIS. Phelim, Matter OSCAR BYRNE. Norah, Mire SEARLE. Old Katlalanr, Mrs. BYRNE. Kathl x. mir, LUPINO. To which Will he added the Farce of THE BIRTH-DAY. Captain Bertram, Mr. MUNDEN. lir Bertram, Mr. MURRAY. Jack Junk, Mr. FAWCErr. Emma, Mifs WADDY. • On Wtancidny, the Prowled Hyland; with The Turvpike O.Lte. PPrENI' RETIRING STOVES. - - - -- WILLIAM SLARIC and SON, furnithing Irnn mongers, No. to, Cheapfide, beg leave to recommend to tEe Nobility and Gentry the ore of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the f ,is_rior advantages of whirl' are obvious on the flighteit infpedtion, u. they pufrefs every requifite for warming rooms, and at the fame now give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when • ever the air becomes more mrified than is arecible or wholefOrne Tor rt (piration. The conftruelioh is perfeetly Pimple, and cannot be u a out of order, and the lire alto may be ectinguithed without rak lig out, by which means danger is avoided, and duit (fo injurl au • to turniture) prevented. the Patent Steam Kitchen to be Peen in ufe every day; Ranges, wi .1 Ovens and Builers,Warns Clufcts, Hot Hearths,&c. complete Se • ot Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block Tin.—Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyk. SCOTT's LILAC BLOOM AND I'INK DYE. PO Colour Silk Stockings—tile frit of there giires 11 the BlotTont Hue, fo much admired by Many in New Silk Stockings: it allko dye,. 11t, Linen, Muflin,Tiffeuy, Gaufe, &e. the Snell Purple, Lilac, mitt Violet, Etc. of various tints, at picafure, and a tolerable 11Iamnc Colour. I.iliewife. Scort's PINY Dye, peffeifing the like quafities. equally beautiful and appecinal. Price sa. et mak Paeketo with pnnted Inftru&ions. Scott's Liquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, thimble Ink to mark I.inen with a Pm that will not difcliarge, Superfine Prepared Wa ter Colours, and all neccearies for Drawing and CoMarine, Pre pared an! Sold Whokfak and Retail, at kis Masufatior#4 4t7,near Bedford-ftreet, in the Strand, London, and by :Wilt re. tpe,llabl.: Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britifh Dominions. Be attentive—the Proprietor's name is marked on the uniAdiar every Packet, none other is Genuine. NEW INVENTED HATS. IN confequence of the very great complAint of late of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE,of No. Str Ind, who has rt ruled there there years, to try the ex periment of Mitirg Molt's Fur with Beaver, and which h.: has found to anfwer his molt ardent expedationi, not only for their (lira hility, which, on trial, will be found to wear out near two fuck Hats as are made in the ufual way,the Mole Fur mai l ing them fa much finer, and of a clokr texture than the various coarik Furs that are ulltally made ufe of in the nranufaeluring of Hats; and, with other good qualities, the Fur will Ilbt crime off, which has been fo much complained of, ut late, as well as their taking, 3 molt be tutiful Black, which will retain their colon': and being the manufacturer of his own Hats, he fells them at the low price of al ts. (tamps included. N. B. Wurthy the attention of the Trade. and Merchants for Icnportation.—Army, Navy, folding,and Ladies' Hats. Uentlemcn in the country Mould fend the number of inches round the outfide of the crown. a Mole (king holt& in any quantity.—Letters poft-paid, re fpLeting Mole Shins only, attended to. BEAUTY, CLEANLINESS, and LASTING LUSTRE. T s .TA Rprs Nevr•inv:rted Effulgent BLACKING POWDER, for Boots, Drefri Shoes. Cartouch-hnxes, La dles' BMA Bulks, Clogs, Ste. patninized by, and ufed for, the Ring, Prince of Wales, and Royal Family; was hrou,:ht to per enen bye years ago, and has ever ficce &baffled deeitive fupc ' lit-, wholly independent of gummy fmtaring, and the CPXII4I3 I..at varnios; this is purely uneitivus. ft:ft enitiz;, fing, comirvative and corgenial to the leather. When dud . i, wind uff, fire polith will be as William as at MIL which no other Blacking Call stied ; it foils nothing, and has ro feent; it !spell water, svithltunis heat, and requires net half the trouble: and is. 6d. per box. Alfo his Mixture, Cresol, and Liquid, are mitchlefs for reftorisg, preferving,and beautifying Boot 'lops. '; he Mixture eradicates Ink, or any Stain, without injury to the 7 are. r, 3 s. pee bottle. The Cream prefer/es the pale colour, at is ed ; and the Liquid at for dude of a tan-colour. The genuine arc ligned by the Proprietor, and fold by aim, No. 3, Bantard's Inn, Piolboro, !mullet ;and tne following whole f-.? dealers: Dicey and Sutton ; Howard and Evans; Shave and . ;wards; Hendrice and Son; Butler. No. 4, Cheapfide; Robert f No. 2,, Prinees•ttreet, and Bazter's Italian Warehoufe, F.din iargh; Hardy, Orford; Hodfon, Cambrieke; Crutwell. Bath; . Gore, Liverpool . ; Wilkinfon, Barnitaple; I !saris, t;loucerler; and or moft Perfumers, Bookiellers, and Venders of Medicine in the kiogdom—and there. who ate not already y be furadhed liberal terms as above. 'I be blacking Powder is particularly recommended to dealles, and 1-1- exportation ; uniting limit compels to light carriage, and .uoivet to 4011, as molt liquids ams,turni the breaking or betties, ! Asyut:4ons, dec. 3 Prises of Lso,coo are g 6o.nxi 3 zoom° 3c,0n0 3 .—3,00 n 13.03, 4 IWO* ...... Bgoo 6 UM 4000 ... 6,000 so .-- soo —. 3P= 3o ...... son ••••• 3,0n0 6o 3 0 GEM 31C C° 4.5 °C) .... 20 , 11 , 9Cll ea3 3,000 Firft-drawn Blanks/ so each ~. 30,0c0 entitled to 7,6isi Benefits asp= Tkketa. iC 1 5 0 1c 00 The Firil-dravrn Ticket, sth Day Cto,ooo Ditto - - 6th Day 20,000 Ditto - - 9th Day s,OOO Are part of the above Capitals. NO OTHER LOTTERY CAN Bk. DRAWN THIS YEAR. Price of a Ticket Z iso is o Ha!f - Io o o I Eighth • at' o ctiartie - s a oSixteenth - i s 6 No. 26, Cornhill, No. 52, Chariem , Crofs, and Sr. MAitGAREl''s HILL, Borough. T_TORNSBY And Co. relpedfolly acquaint the No• bilk'', Gentry. and the Public in general, that they may be (applied with Tiekets and Shares, In great variety of numbers, and at the lowcit Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices. Prizes paid on demand, whether a sol. or 23,000 L Orders by Mail Otlard, Carrier, or Poll, eiecuted on the fame terms as if prefcnt. • The Lottery bezins Drawing NEXT MONDAY. NEXT MONDAY MORNING THE STATE LO'TT'ERY, BEGINS DRAWING. I JONES and G. CARROLL, No. 26, Oxford ftreet, near R thbone-placc, bcg leave to recomtnimd to their Fricenis and the Public in general, 311 ininsedtate purchafe of Tic kets and Shaft b, as thrf are expeeted to have a confiderable rife be fore the Wiled goes round Halves, gzarters, Eighths, and Six• teenths are on Sale in great variety of Numbers at their Office as above, (eitablifited for more than .to yeari); where Capital Prizes in late and former Lotteries have been fold and ffiared,ro a great amount, and the Money paid on demand. Letters (poft paid duiy anfwered, and Schemes to be bzd gratis. LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY!!! SWIFT and CO. No. I I POULTRY. beg leave to remind the Public,. that MONDAY NEXT is the Day ap pointed by Government to commence the Drawing of the prefent State Lottery, which ii the only one that can he drawn this YC.3t. The following are the principal +rites, 3 Prizes of 420000 4 Passes Of 42.000 3 - to,ooo 6 - ',coo „ 3 - - s ,000 ro . soo and others from tool. to 201. The 'drainages of purchafing before the Conitnenertritmt of the Drawing mil be obvious, as nearly the whole 'of the come Prizes are Boating in the I,l'heel, and may of cootie. come up the firit day, in addition to which, every Blank Jt the beginning oT the F Drawing wiii he entitled to a return of 'Pen Pounds; which, for I the time, reduces the colt of the Ticket .11 little more than Nine Pouuds,aud all Shares in the same PrKur non. T' SRANSCOMB and Co. joint contrneitors for.. ire tie ter:ol.2B Lotteries: and Proprietors of the. Lucky O ffi ces, Nh. al . ' 1301.P.0RN, and 37, CORNHILI:: beg I..:ave to mum tbeir nett grateful thanks to the Putlie, Tor the great potiality Ihewo them is thdlolt.abd Fortner Lotteries. so‘l Kdicit their lei/ears in the picket Lottery, at either of the .alsosit Offices; *hero the following Capitpl Priz..s Gave been folloharedrand.re giftercd prior to the laft Lottery fur 1804, nimar,—. 4 Prizes of L 30.000 is Prizes of ,C50:70 8. --; sop= 26 • 200 , 0 11 ....••••••••• 10.000 54 1000 And tire only Prize of 3oocl. ever Oared. And in rBO4. . • No. quo; flared in r- half, I-4th, r •Fitli, and 2-r fi ths, 420400 1r,643, flawed iu r quarter. 3-Sths, and 6-16ths, 20,000 ;686, flared in z-aths and 8 'lobs 2,,520 456, flared in r-ouartcr, and 6-36eks, 20,000 13,747. Blared in fiztan Iliteenths, . - rc,coo were all fold at the above Offices, bade' feveral aoool. mrrl. 5001. etc. Ike. and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, and the Prize* [hared by them paid on demand. N. B. Tke Lottery begins drawing the 3oth of September iSes, and the Blunts drawn for the firlt dire days will be entitled to tol. each, as panieukriaed in the . gesieml Scheme; tin:refs* an - buten recommended. early purcl NEW MEDICINE ACT. • . FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 4.5, St. Paul's. . Church-yard, Lon ton, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, an 1 other valuable Preparatiors, Worn the Wine, that in con fequenec of the now Stamp Moir, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9,1. per Packet, or IL ss. 6tL per Dozen; but the Qyantity of a Dozen Packe - s in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be h...t for zl. 4... And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commiffioners, for Mein's. New bery s fcparate the, in which the Words, " It. Newbery, Nn. 45, St. Pular. ' are engraved, and as it is prefumcd that this will be a batch tit Security I.l:::.ilitt Counterfeits, his Signature on the La bels will be ditemninutd. 'lhe follotting are the prices of their Medicines. to the net twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are attired, but thofe who purchafe its or morn at a time, will he allowed the Stamps gratis. 1.). - . lollies'.% Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative z 9 ---- al3 .t: le 2.4 0 Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate -----.. Anattlitie Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 e —..-.- large 1.504 C 24 0 Freake's Tina. of Bark 4 o Dr. &cots's Opodeldoe 1 6 Ditto Hustiant's ditto 3 0 .----.- Consulfion Oil 1 6 Toole Elll4 - aci -- Nitre Drops a 6 Foglia% Coffee - o 9 . ......--- Camomile Drops z 9 Dr. I - trainer's Pills 1 z ....—.... ParegOris Lo- Grant's Drops zlt fengell - r 111 Inglifh's &Ott Pins z 0 Antsibaturs Blois ditto zit Hew: 's Magnetia 215 . EfKaier of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's propi s 6 Mr. Spence Do:minim ♦ 0 SPittburf's 1:010Ps . - . . Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's tea i 9 Jones's Rheum. Tim% 3 6 Grtenough's Tinetures I at Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tolls lAuengcs Iri _ _ ._ _ _ _ „.. Eflence of Pepp:rmint 524 lifliame of Ginger s - Glares MagneGa 3 6 N. B. Asmany Perrone, particularly Wieners, mlftake the houfe of Niters. Newhrry, they think it' neccffary to point out, that it is.at the Eat end 14 St. Paul's, four doors from Cleapfldc, with tbefe Words infcribed on the front—. " TOL ONLY WAILSIIIOII3L 1011 t Da. POI/D1111:' THEATRE of ANATOMY, 131enheini-fireet, Great Itiariborough-flreet. THE Autumnal Courfe of Leelures on Anatomy, Phyaology. and Surgery will commence on Tuefday, 06to her r, at two o'clock in the afternoon, by Mr. BROOKES. Spacious apartments, thoroughly veutilated, and replete with every convenience, will he open in the morning, for the pumof s of Dat ding and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to dire& the Students, and demonitrate the various pans as they appear on diffedlion.—An extenfive Mukumi, containing preparations illuf trative of every part of the Human Body, and its Difeafes, apper tain* to the Theatre, to which Students will have occaftonal ad mittance. Gentlemen inclined to fupport this School, by contri buting preternatural or morbid parts, Subjeas in Natural liiito ry, &c. (individually of little value to the poiTeflots ) may have the pleafure of Peeing them prcferved, arranged, and regiltered with the names of the Donors. Pupils may be accommodated in the boufe. Gentlemen eita blithed in practice, delirous of renewing their Anatomical know ledge, may be accommodated with an apartment to dilred in pti vately. UNIVERSITY• iF OXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK INN. THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have occilion to vifit or travel through OXFORD, are molt re. fpeetfully folicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital Horfes and experienced Drivers are ready to forward them at the reafonablc rate of ONE SHILLING PER MILE. And to thole Families, or Perrone, whO may with to continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art elegant edifices, and curinfities, depofited in this celebrated Uni •erfiq,the It.ozattok IN N atrords a genteel and comfunable Abode, where the unnoft attention is paid, and where the charges arc moderate. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, r THE G 001) BRIG MARIA, bgrthen abnot 140 TAIS, well fognd, takes the ground well, and in a con dition to he fent to Sea at a triftng Expellee. For an luventory, or other le formation, apply at the Counting Houfe of Mr. Filward Lyoe, Plymouth. TFRRACP.. To be DISPOSED of by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AGENTEEL RESIDENCE—the Premires are . 1 recently crated, containing frveral Chamber., well propor tioned ()mating-room and Dining-parlour, convenient Kitel,en and Offices with Coach-honfe, Stable, awl Garden. Further particulars may be had of D. Biker, Uphollterer, near Iflington Church. TO CE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Toethy the Bth of Oftober ntzt, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, at the Ship Inn, Dover, _ _ ABOUT to Pipes, and to Hogfheads of Brandy, of legal Strength. Sold gy PcrmiMen of the Honourable the Cornmiffloners of the Cußoins and Excite, to defray falnge charges. And immediately afterwards Will be Sold, for Exportation, zSe Pipes, and t 7 Hogtheadsof Bandy. Mug the whole of the Cargo laved from the brig Eurydice, Capt. C. T Gabrielten, Branded at Dungenets, on the eth of November latt, on her voyage from Valencia, bound to Embden. Catalogues may be had, and the Brandy tailed, by application to Meffrs. Feetor and Mina, Dover, on Saturday and hi9nday preceding the Sale. • GLOUCESTERSHIRE—RICH GRAZING FARM.. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRA ADESIRABLE rich GRAZING FA Rhl, fi tuare in the Farina of Arlingham, in the fail County, comprifing two Meninges, with Rams, Stables, and other Out-buildings, upwards of r7o Acres of Meadow and Pafturo Ground, of which tz Acres arc Salt Marna, and nearly so Acres of excellent Arable Land. The Ettate is Freehold and Tithe frec,and will be fold difcbarged of Land-tax. Arlingham is pleafantly fituated on a Turnpike ;toad, two Miles diftant trots Newnham, and twelve from Glow:eller, and adjoins the River Severn. ' For a view. apply to Mr. Rodnum, at Arlingham, and for parti cularsto Samuel Whiteombe, Wei No. 17, Mitrt.‘mirt BuildiJ;s, Temple; or to Metres. Whitcombe. Griffith, and Phillpotts, Gleuceftere TO Bit SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, On Saturday the sth day of Odlober next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the City of London Inn, in Dover, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Vit. FOR EXPORTATION : IS,s Mastheads Brown and White, Raw Mukovado Sugar'. to Tierces ditto. x 7 Barrels ditto 3574 Hogfbead and Barrel Stares. Calks wet and dry Provilions--duty p a id. Being the condemned Part of the argo of the Brig Rowena, fto. bitifun Potter late Matter, condemned as Prize in the Hies Court of Admiralty to his Majefty's Hirsd Armed Cutter Gran, Ro bert Forbes, F.fq. Commander After which will be fold, duty free to the purchafcr, that good and fulaftantial-built lit ig,called the ROWENA,hurthen Is x tons and upwards, with her Mall% Yards, SaPs Anehors, Cables, itanding and running Rigging, Water Calks, and all her Materials, now lying in Dover Harbour. She is well found, and may be Cnit to fea at a fmall eirpcnce ; is well calculated for the foreign ur rnaß log employ, and has the charader of being a fall. faikr. Particrlars known by application to J. Jaekfoit, Erg. N 0.9, , New Broad-ftrect, London ; or to Mr. Thomas Lloyd, Dover. BOTANY BAY—This day was publiflival, in three volumes,foolfeap nElavo, price tv.6d. in hoards, A VOYAGE itOUND the WORLD, in the s- years 18::o, tBot, t 302, 1803,,and 18-ae. in which the Au thur vifitcd the principal ill m& in the Pacific Ccean and the Eng- SettLments of PORT JACKSON and NORFOLK ISLAND, anJ refitted eight months iu OTAHEII'E. Including accounts of the prefent State of Swing, and of the Progrds of Civilization finer the Voyages of Cooke; and an Impartial narrative ot' tLe pro ceedings of the Millionai Les in the Society Blinds, to tht. Litt,r end of the year x8o3; together with a variety of particultrs nevi before given to the' Public, relative to the Settioneuts in NEW SOUTH WALES, drawn up on the fpot in tSoe. By JOHN TURNBULL. Prieted for RICHARD Pult.tirs, No. 6, Bridge-Brett, Blaclariars, and to be had of all Bookfellers. . Of whom may be had: a — Htvroay and DISCRIrnov of the !MAN D Of &r. HLLENA, drawn op by a Gentlemen lung rtfldent therein sac velum, vice Cs. is boards LEE•LEWES. This day WM publithed,TaTon — r han — — aome" -- volumes, foolfeap Soo. Price 16s. In boards, MEMOIRS of the late CHARLES LEE LEWES, Comedian—containing Anecdotes, Hittorlod and Biographical, of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, and OUSEL STAGES, during a period of forty years. Wairrau BY HIMSELF, and publiftted by his Son, JOHN LEE LEWES, Est; I Printed for RICH/AD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge•ftreet Blackfriarl By whom will fpeedily be publiihed, Mammies of the Lys of Foora, EN. with a colledion of his Bon Mots, ciddit original, by CHART. 'Coo , Efq 7'his day 11C1'1 pilbllK;Cr - 14 - C - C 45.6 d. in boards. A N ENQS I R into the NATURE and ••• ACTION HI CANCER, with a view to the el:labialises* cf a REGULAR MODF. of CURE by NATURAL SEPARA• TION. By SAMUEL YOUNG, Efq. Member of the Royal Royal College of Surgeons, London. Printed fcr RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Ihnat, Black. friars; and fold by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; W. Gilbat, Dublin ; and all Boafel'ers. Of whom may be Ind, just publinted, Dr. Jonas on the Procefs employed by Nature in fupprefflog b.e Hemorrhage from dividod and Pundurcd Arteries, price nos Odin boards. In the Pres, and freedily will be publifhed, ATREATISe on HERMIA HUMORALIS. or SWELLED TLs . ricLit. detailing an Active Plan of Treument io order to remove the Difmf., in its adaunenecment, _ _ . _ _ . and alfo Remarks on that fpeeits of &induct's wiling from Opacity of the Cornea,in which a New and sueeef.fol Method of Cure la espluined, and e:ucidAted by numerous Cafes. By THOMAS LUXMORE, Mrmber of the Royal Collrrc of Surgeons, Surgeon Estraordl. nary to His Royal Highnt . ts the Prince of Wales, Surgeon to thr Honourable Arillrry Company, to the Eaftern Difperifary, and the London I.yine-In Charity. PRESENT sTATK OF FRANCE. This day was publifhed. price 38. 6d. AFAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE of FRANCE. and of the FRENCH PEOPLE under the Defpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars and Anecdotes of the Government—the Military—the the Laws--the Public Autufemenur of Paris—the Manners,Drelk. and Donwftic Ssiciety--the late Coronation—the Pope and Reif gion--the Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufalitures—thet War with Fngland—the Englith in France—the Bourbons-.tho Price of the Neccifaries of Life. &e. &c. dce By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, Who efcaped from France in the Month of May. Printed for RICUAILO Pitman, Bridge.ftrcet, Blackfrian ; and to be had of all Boolfeiler.. AN IMPROVED SPk.LLING BOOK. 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