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. . . • . - ' V , - T•• a .. , ~,,, • 4.0:1 v 4. 11:4-e.:. ir ; 5. .7 , 1t - A.. S • t 111 11 e I 4,, , .., . ilt I,' ••• .1 l 0 , AZ ' V P • i,.. i r.• • , I ' , 1 ' z: i N WUMB U 37893 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. **TO-MORROW EVENING, January 9, iSor, J. thdr Majeftles Serv - anta will lust a Comedy, sailed' THE INCONSTANT. Old Mirable, Mr. DOWTON; Young Mlrable, Mr. C. KEMBLE, (His firft appearance in that Character) ; Captain Duretete, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Oriana, Mite BIGGS; • Bifarre, Nfifs DE CAMP, (Her firft appearance in that Character.) After which the new Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AMULET; os, THE M - AGICK OF MONA. , This Pawnor -King Lear; with Huh:quilt Amulet. '----THF.ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, January 9, litor, will be pretested the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, , Mr. COOKE ; ggicdtdf, Mr. POPE Basquo Mr. MURRAY; Lady Macbethper,formed Mrs I,ITCHFIELD. wh Afterieh will be , the new Pantomime of HARLEQ.UIN'S TOUR • Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY. This Evening—The School for Prejudice ; with liarlotais's Tour. ENGLISH LOTTERY, . • • Begins Drawing the ad of March dog. . THE SCHEME CONTAINS ' 1 Prizes of L. 3 0 ,000 . % 2 .-.--: zopeo 3 ....e— lox* 4 -- 5,000 6 - 2,0 00 • to - 1,000 i 6 5 00 54 - 100 TOO ..... SO 17,100 ....... I g Half a Million of Money Sterling In prices. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under : Firfh•Drawn Ticket 25th Day L. 10,goo . Ditto 27th Day 20,000 Ditto 33d Day 3 0 P 00 Ditto 40th Day 0 . 000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the Waal time in lull Reeling money, without any difcount or dcduaion. rj'ICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are . 1 . fenik at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on &ALL nd. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket L. s 7 • o Ilan' gl5 0 Eighth 1 4 6 Quarter 41.0 . Sixteenth I 1 6 .„ • Perron, in the country msy be fupplied with Tickets or Shares the fame as if precut, by fending Poit Office Orders, rod Bills, Calh, or Bank-notes, to any Liecnfed Lottery Me. This day was publithed, In one Volvme Odtavo, price Bs. in boards. • ASTHENfILOGY ; or, the ART of PRE SERVING FEEBLE LIFE; and et fupporting the coo ftitution under the Influence of Incurable DiLafes. ?militated from the German of CHRISTIAN Au CUSTOS STRIIVt, M. D. By WILLIAM JOHNSTON. London: Printed for Murray and Highlcy, No. 34 Fleet flrcet ; and J. Harding, St. James's-Erect. Where may be had, The A natomift's Vade Mecum, containing the Anatomy and Phybotogy of the Human Body. The third Edition enlarged. By ROBERT HOOPER, M D. F. L. S. Price 31. 6d. fevrecL • This dit - was In one Volume Odavo„ prise Ss. in boards, AFAMILIAR TREATISE on the PHYSI CAL EDUCATION of CHILDREN, during the early period of their RTC% ! a COMpeaIdJUITI addreffed to all Motheta who are ferioufly concerned fur the welfare of their offspring : tranflated from the German Of ClialaTlAN AOOO BTUs STILUVIC, M. D. &c. To which arc prcAxed, three Introdudory . La dino on the fame fubjedt. By A. F. M. WILLICH, M. D. Author of the LeCtures on Diet and Regimen, &e. die. London: Printed for Murray and Highky, No. 32. Fket Arun. Where may be had, Ohfervatiorts on fuel Nutritive Vegetables, u may be fublti tuted in the Place dOrdinary Food in time of Scarcity. Front the French of M. Parmentin. Bvo. is. &I. IS= ENGLISH sTATR•LorrERY. Tickcta and Shares are on Sak by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, an Co. at their Heenfal State Lottery-Offices, No. 104, the Corner of Bank-Enildinp, Corstrill, No. g, "polite the King's Mews, Chang-C*OS, Landon, and at Norwich; whore the Mow ing Capital Petits have Ikea fold and flared in the pretest and Tao latt years : LAST STATP.I OTTIIILT. • The Phit-drawn Ticket, 26th Day, 26,181 btu HA& Fourth, and two Eighth Shares, ,C4tiotl 35,989, Ir Two Fourths, Two Eights, and Four - eizteeaths 440,000 15,225, In One Fourth, one Eight, and Ted Siweenths - - - 10/200 94:5, In a Half, a Fourth, an Eisiati. arai Two StILLLIatL 24,165, Tn a Half, Two Eighths, and Four Si:- maths - - - 2400 25,931. - In Sixteen Sixteenths - apoo 14755, In a Half, • Faun!. au Eighth, and Two Sixteenths - - - I,o o * 50,431, In One Fourth, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths - 1,003 45,661, is a Holt, a row* an Eighth, and Two Sixteenth, • - 14030 8443, 111 a Fourth:Three Eighth, and Six Six teenths - bow :54403, In a Half, a Nlamb, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths • we, 24,180, In a Ha', Then gighths, and Two Sinecnths a g ix IV/40LS TICIUT No. 19,496 - L.lctcoo No. tBP3o . 3 C.1,000 2 9,454 - moon* 47,810 - 1,000 1,282 - 10,000 19,981 - Loco 20 . 1 37 - spec a 2,919 s ;OW logan - 3 0 00 23,945 - 1,000 48,646 . 5 , 000 24,6411 - IPOO • 1 1794 - 1,000 _. .. . __:-.--• MO. Lottery, int, • 12507, - In Sixteen Stumm/so - 440000 And in Lotteries free the Year 1767, a great Proportion of Capital Prizes too numerous to mention. RICIARDIIOk, GoonLvev, and Co. recommend an' titer Pinch*, as Tickets and Hares will gradually rife prevhswill the Drawing, which. opposiumwe an ad of March. TO THE PUBUC. IXTHILE the Adoelfatie% of Chriflianity are " oda, s ap uety as is , stunt power to elFed its deilnie- titan ; while (a l l y i s s i s esp i t s daly fulikkatiml fur Lir atinspest; and the talcs of ridicule are.kvellad at the molt lesion, led inponact truths; 'dole the Church of Collars - is thus coati- noilly ("poled to the attacks of Infidetty ; the true tiellotror " I ""Sietailklibr rattling, that the eaufe on which all his hopes are founded, is in the hands of not capable of del/otlaw it. He will moreover turo his eyes to the feared 'GUM!, In ' Willch he will Grad theseqifectable auras= that the Gates of Heil fedi never pretaiL 'the wife and good, to alleges, have lamed their talents to the fuppert of Religion ; but no age has poodueed recce annUMOUS, or snore able.defenders of the C°l l'‘; Eigcnidlow, than the pretest. This is a: fat wilds ma t ,: im .t i cn j e g ; sa d it is the pride of the believers In CnRIST, to end the moil brilliant talents employed in vindicating and tre.itting the truths of the Gofpel. Impelled by this fatted 'infi . a kiekty et Goatkrom of the gait Chatuder (ands* Whom are many Clergymen of.diftioguidiect andasini) have an- #nakett a molar pousie of religious Publications. wider the I - it: of the GOSPEL hIAG.SZINE, aid THEOLOGICAL I' f‘' !FAY; lve Volumes of which, fur the years 1 79 6 . 1 797 , "0. U 99. add tike s ore .now cumplaved, and ready" for 44 r, price 10.6 d. lack ealinne. or any haste aerobic price (4. 1 o ' 4 . "V. CIS/tuba's, .11044itikr..Paternoftepeow, Loudon. What may alto be had, the fucaewhog numbers, as they are - publithed. Ths pendia& abiedhcif this work is to vindicate and illuf- - Iratipthe foetal aninies.ol oa st il7 Religion; ne roaro_. eir ir ligcrcbt , to inirligt dipjet in avalPIP the nallneno. irg ,sod to ferre as on antidote epilog. tbe.fpnladingPaßan or 13 6clehir and Atlielitr- Per OfrioriP•lll6 chi " di "I'M. ef Illfrovnes aetd Palm gammas. andradti., I ; lliciP l ol I ' I Pmfirl:- aid' laZtrisliViitapPllll.lllll6olllt Mem Each maned Golivel kluilibera=4olo Webpiltlipla,9llll.ll6l.l . ~. IMI TRURSpAT, yANUART 8. 1801 PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, LOMEAND ITNEET, JANUARY, tilos. AT this Seaton of the Year, when the Mailers of Families idrally imoilltigato their Accounts and make their new Arrangements, it is proper to remind them of the Security afforded 111 Lira Insuannca; and by the peculiar Provifions of this °face for ths ENDOWId INT of ChtiLDRUI, on their attaining the Ace of MATURITY... Litt Niue A;CE !landing recommended by the high fane tire of Parliament. which hu wifely and bcinvolently exempt ed from the Income Tax the Sums which are riiiburfed for this Provident Porpofe, cannot need recommendation from any other quarter. Tna Les of the modcrate and reduced Rates of this O►rica are delivered GRATIS. P. BOWERS, Secretary. THF.AI RE of ANATOMY, Great WindrnillArenii UR. WI I.SON will begin the SprinyrCourfe bf 1v1• his Ledures on ANATOMY, PHYSifILOGY, PA THOLOGY, and SURGERY, on Monday January 29th, at Two o'clock. PRACTICAL ANATOMY will be continued in the Forenoon, as ufual, under the direCtion of Mr. Wilton and Mr. 'l•Romas. MINERVA-OMM LEADENHALL•STKRET. Speedilc r will be publilbecl 4 Vol2mo. price i6' . fared, M UNC L E THOMAS.- A ROMANCE. From the French of PiCAULT LERRUN. " None of ridendum. " Laughter holding both his Ales." Printed for W. Lane, Leadenhall-ftrect ; and fold by ovary Bookfeller in the Kingdorn...—Allo jolt pubtlibed, Infernal Qzixotc, a Talc of the Bay. By Charles Lucas, A. M. 4 Vole at. fewed. Cagle of St. Donate, by the fame Author, 3 vols. imno. 104. 641. fewed. Leopold Waindorff, 1 volt. 12M0. 72 (eyed. Invifible Man, or Duncan Cattle's vole. zsmo. ye fewed. Cavern of Streggi, ramo. 6d. (eyed. Mary Jane, by &Demme, s yoit. 121110. 7s. feared. On the tit of January was publifhtd, price n. Erni:4lolnd with a Likenefs of Mr. Weficar's Prise Ox, Number XVII. of THE COMMERCIAL and AGRICUL TURAL MAGAZINE, for December tile*, contain ing, hada a great variety of Effays on Agneulture, Commerce, and Manufaetures, by the anon eminent prat l& mat, both in Great Britain and on the Continent, a Monthly Hlitory of national Tranfadtions, Commercial Affairs, Manufaelara, the Arts, Agricultnre, Law Cafes ; the pan of Grain, Meat, Seeds, Leather, farm, Hope, Coals Corn, Hay, Straw ; • Lift of Bankrupts and Dividends ; the Public Funds; a Review of Commercial and Agricultural Publications, Sze. &e. Three Volumes of this Work are now completed, price One Guinea, half bound. London : Printed and publithed by V. Griffiths, Paternoiter- Saw ; and fold by all the Boukfailcrs In the United Kingdoms, at One Mulling pa Number. To TEACHERS, PUPILS, and LIBRARIANS. Jolt completed, The Twenty Numbers of LE SAGE': Hiltorical, Genealogical, Clirono. !erica!, and Geographical ATLAS; dedicated to his Royal Highods the Duke of GLottc zzzzz ; 3s. 6d. the Number. Any of the Subfcribers who have not retched their Numbers pre delired to apply for them, for fear they may be loft. 'Phis Meru, and Claffical Work is calculated to be at once the belt guide fee the Teacher, the (*kelt for the Pupil, and the molt complete Recorder for the well-informed. • It may be had at Mr. Le Sage's, No. t 6, Seatk-ftreet, Man ehcfter-fguam Of whom may be had alfo, many feparate Maps, at 36.6 d. and his Aftrocotnical Machine, at 11. Es. Mr. Le 5..ge has inftruded Teachers and Governeffes that be may recommend to teach Hiftory, Geograpky, and Aittoosmy according to his own method. In the Preis, &slipway will be patows: : SYSTEIdafCHEMICAL KNOWLEDGE, and its application to the Phoneme of lame and Art. With the Synoptic Tables of Chaidttry, by A. F. Four troy, of the National Irditute of France, Counfellor of State, ProfeiTor of Chwary at various public Eitabliihments,&c. &c. Trannated from the enlarged Edition of the French original recently publithed at Paris, which includes the whole of the modern dila:maim ay WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Author of the Chemical Didionary, the Philafephical Joriznali &c. ace. Print, d for .Cadell and Davies, &rand; and Longman and Rees, P. tcrnater-row. „• ,„ The Synoptic Tables will be pubiillied feparately, very loon. This day was publifhed, In One Volme, tuna. price as. 6a. magy bound. ' A. SELECTION of the LIVE of Pl‘l.l - abridged, effilitindang the molt 'Mundane Cita raffiers ofAntiquiey, adapted to sloe practical ufe of AVIS Schools. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurley, to Berkihire, and Curtain to the Earl of Dumfries. " If all the books in the world were committed at once to the Eames, there Is no book which I would forpredsly rektor from them as the work; of Mutant'. This Author never wearies plc ; and though I read him frequently, I find at. every men sew heautie. in his pagea"--Mc "The byes of Plutarch arc too long a compilation to be say generally engaged in by Is:hoot-bop, conlidiring the variety of othcr lahouri to which their time molt medially be de , voted; added tp which they contain a multiplicity of Pointe" feting detail., lie fuperititions and gleaning to the rites of Irwin weethip, which it were muck better to fuppref. when she V:ork is entailed to she perufal ofNooth. Dr. Mayor alscrefott we think has been liandattly engaged la the ? relent alnidgnibiography; and he .ippears to have executed it with kis %dual ability Preliied to the Work hi - ails a very valuable table of the Molt difficult proper ;fames that occur in the so lunic, duly as...asted and divided into fyllables."—Crito,dffi" Printed fbr R. Phillips, No. 7t ile. s Cborch! yea by T. Hui*. and Wei and Hipps • by U.Tabart, at the layinite Lilwary, No. asy, lrflAgoo; and by all the Boars-Has is the Visited Ifingslonss. N. 1t The Vahan cacaos et any time to badmen whit 'the l'raae nisi andpaha Tyke of dal: Werkir gy , of his Parka FOR SALE BY THE CANDLE At New Lloyd's Coff.v.hottfo, on Thurfday the isth intbult, At Two o'Clock precifely, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 300 Tierces of !rah MIA Beef, pie Barrels of Pork; and other Goods. Farther particular. will be timely ddivcral by Cho. Frear.b, Sworn Broker, No. 6. Great Loft •. _ STOCKEASTON, LEICF.,STZISHIRE. TO SZ SOLO SY PRITATF CONTRACT, AMOST defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, eutififtlog of the MANOR, the perpetual Advowfon of the Ratory anJ the Townfltip or Hamlet of SIOCLLISTON, ha the County of Leicefter which contains 936 Acres, or thercabokta, (Anal rich Meadotv and Orating Land; a neat Mantic* Houle, a good and commodious Farm Mee, with luitab!c Out-buildings to each, and eight comfortable Cottage% all in food repair. The Land comprises tic) Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood Ground, whereon are growing 123; large and valuable Oak Tinsber-trees, iuitabk, for his Majelly's Duck-yartisi,and 660 limner Oak Trees. The thulerWood is cut annually in certain proportions, Which come round every x 8 years, and conlift,s of very fine Alh, and other Pah s. Th.:re arc Oro 164 Timber and otherTredi al Alb and Elm growing in the Hedge Rows. Stocker!lon is diflant about 20 mites from Leicefter, t 3 from Stamford, and 3 trout lrppingham, and is fituated in a fine Sporting Country, in which two Packs of Fox Hounds arc kept. • • The Landi Tat of this Mate is redeemed. The images may be viewed on application to Robert Wa'-• her, Efq. at the Manfion Houle at Stockeribm, and printed Particulars may be ha at tits Chambers of Medrs. Penning ton and Ben, Lamb-buildings Temple, London; at the prin cipal hi s s in Lideciter, Stuiford, and Bppingharn ;of Mr. King, at Grantham; and at the Offices of Me.Frs. Gray and Thorpe, in York; and Mr. Temple, in I.eiceiter ; and Plans of the Mate will Ije left with Mr. Waiker and Mr. King. MEDICINE AC?. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St Pail's C.hureh-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Cheapfide, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the price* annexed, inclulve of the Stamp Duties imputed by this AR; but no addition's! charge kaa bout made upup Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the original Fricc o to, 6d.,per packet. It may alto be had at 11.41. per doun; or be quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, fur 51.15.6 d. duty winded, fo that the Public arc no fullirers. • ' But io order to facilitate the operation, and to leffen the bur. then of chit Aft, which would in a great mediae have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any pertains purchasing half a dozen or more, fret from the el pence of the Stamp. a. el. r. A Dr. James's Powder s 6 Dr. Steep's Opodeldoe a 6 ..—... Analeptic Pills 4 6 --- Convilfion Oil 1 6 ---- Cattle Powder t 6 .—... Paregoric Lo- Dr i ,Hooper's Pills 11 i saves - - ali Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate • Camomile Drops a s, Pills - 4 0 Eifence of Cialtsfout 3 9 Berry's Elliott, Bing 5 o Etierace of Peppermint a z Baby's Carminative I 9 Ornalkfrk Medicines 3 9 Tiekell's Atberial Spirit 3 6 Glares Marricha 3 6 Gritemough's Tindures tr i itiglis's Soots Pills a 0 Tolu laatengea a 1 I Grant's Drops - aal Mr. Spence's OdUtrifiCe 4 o Norton's Drupe g o Preake's Tindure ofßark 3 6 Spilfbury's Drop! 5 0 Nathan's ditto 1 6 Spcediraan's Pills . s 0 Englith Coffee 2 9 Dr.Solandcr's Tea 1 9 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tindery, 31.6 d. Alfa, the Genuine Arcloobufade lately imported, and moil oft& other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for caper , cation are (applied without Stamps as Iseult this Aft. N.B. As many persons, part Wilarty fervants and t nefreni t era, ' nsiftake the bode, A'. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the necellity of pointing nut, that it is at the Emit End et St. Paul's, nesreft to Cheaplide, and that it has a great white itue coed front, with there words bet-Abed : Tut *fur %%titmouse vet Di. JAmts's Prowess'. WHEN Prolethonal Men of cducation and re (ponfihility deviate from the general (yam by the re ledtion of a peculiar Branch. the fanaion of long continued fuccefs is the beg criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the excluflre treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefiful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppOfe as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in-the catalogue of human infirmities. After initintioa into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a wiat at an early period of Pradiec to refeue individu als from the Ignorance of wiedueated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradidoners, The THREE DISORDERS, to the coreuf which I have de , voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration.--adly. Al kinds of DEItIf.ITF, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of inmate age, and latt I y that de mo/intent of the fyitrm is Women which is called DARREN NESS or STk:RILITY. Numerous diktat's are the rank of ignorance or haße in the treatimott of a fimpl• Gonorrhea, and it sot unfrotuently hap peas that ate kola of Life arc prifoneel by the hieliferetio• of ao unpiardod Insr. by a • forriar method fuck complaints/re callty cured, and :yen when °thus have failed,l MA that I may prratilet to seer a tottikal Few however arc the cafta of complicated iliftrefs b this ...la. 4n. ...a...Acura AU ULM.. 14 from indulgence ina3OLITARY VICE, or the prolmt Otto. lies of a faihionable Life, acquire that Mate at Debility which b the unavoidable courequeitte of Inch panicions habits. Where the unhappy fulfewr imwsis mMblsndfcsy,tot we. loßy conceals his tnisfortuite. it mat be fume tiaidota for 'to to know, that alt hough it be an °bled of doubt et mew. ' . . to DEM- trim bilisty with ether Pradtßionerv, the lbstoealeithie -- Clerf C lES by the gradual prog refs of Renovation is the acquire =itof my experience. If the rites of - Bodo,. we Venus bi t e to reduce manly vigour, muff' :Aden will be prevented by an early ointment-Um et this leaved Rate, and in thole carer no groat dilleuhlua will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years esilkila proper Per. ikaewinee is Indifpenlibly regulate to revive the a usabring (parks ef Lik, and te reanimate the Cooßltution. PAIARRILD WOMEN, who hive Nag Man difappointed ki their cipetliatimis of a Family, may be Wailed. deg lo IMO ddtances fad defies arc curable by Muldiel 1 be SECRECY wide!' is Co eflentiel to wry Imdcriaklng. and the Q a ualakations which have preformed a ßaw, fern Me Dale my Pretendons, and In coincidence eillb bah Rib Wi neskin is given, that Mr. R may be eonfalted pefensly Car by letters Ineloioit a 6.1.11 we) at his hook, Ni, . se Arun id-ftreat, Strand. near Temp‘alar. There is an additional eotranee in Water-Sheet adjelidng end the name is on both the &WIN M. B. Mamba as the April Calegt e' &tritons. Ipoo [p RICE .EIX-PFXI2I. A -. Ocntlernan wh9Eas been.slairacatlyedircatedo Ivialci to engage hinfelf a a Privaii Tutor, .ta Lunn* foe young perfoo or more In the dad, I.3o.uaget. The awe unoreatkil affidulty be.exerrifad balefor the sobral aied intik:dual improyetor,tituf hit Pupa. A retired and comfortable litustiou es 1 , 11 principal objccig P. S The Adiertifer has uo objoalua to receive propofaila from any clipilde Sctuir.trr.. Letters addrelld (pott paid) to L. V. at Mr. Carrel., High-firm, Winehritet, wilt he (toil' rciareed- DELICACIES 1 1 01 t THE TABLE, For EXPORTATION or HOME CONWMPTION. Packed at the /torten Wale, for • • Demarara, junks. Martiutzu, St. Dotnialts. Surinam, Tobago. St. Rites. Motatfentat, &e. SKILL, PURVEYOR GF.NER.A.L AND OILMAN. Te their bnperi.d mut Mott Faithful ' MAJESTIES, And to Their Royal Highueffea The PRINCE of WALES, The DUKE of YORE. The vrtica of CLAREXO, • The DUCHESS of CUMBERLAHICI, fa. AT HIS ITALIAN AND FREI , FISH SAUCE and POIMMILE SOUP wAßruousas No ts and .aIk'STRABID. iced St. Martin's Church. LONDOIe 4 .ESTABLISHED upwards of FORTY * YEARS. THE NOBILITY, GE NTKY, &c. are Inna recpalfully infornu.d that thee Warrhouros arc flocked with the following .rankle., In th. invite* wsrirty, undo( the eh oieett forts. SKILL'S Drycings AND driivixr STILTON CHILESFS. Thy): arc the molt tu v various Checks inazti. iu Buy or any other country, of variotis Sze*, and from thofi orkbrated dairies firlt introduced into t.onduu for public Ali rani ,eau k back. by the late Mr. Skill, which have been continued to be fold ever finee at there Warchoufes, and by which In math Litidaes Bon has been given, and txputation Ono& Mr. SKILL thinks it neceffary, In junkie to the Public and blinfelf, to apprize them of this eireinultauce, and to caution his friends whin the fpurions kinds that are uow exhibiting fur Me, (madc in inks, ion), in various parts of the town, under the denomination of Stilton', but which. in &di, are not bet ter than the moat COIIIIIIOII Chclbirc, and have only the (Inn of Stilton to recommend th,tn. THE RICIIEST PICKLES IN ENGLAND , - . . . Of every fort and disferiptiun, for home ufk and for Exportation. A very great cargo. iu Email cafes, packed for travelling, of SKILL'S INDIAN PICKLES, Or, exquiltte and much-admired PICKALIIJ.Y. Compnkd of hot mixed Pickles, after the manner ofthat pre• paced in the Eat Indieseix.--Mango s,Uauliflowers, Lemons. .(Jerkins, Onions, Samphire, Loran • Frenc!.. In „lam, at 105.64. and One Wna each. If ever there were any artieks exhibited tor public file, that more than any othcr demanded attention and judgment ixtrirt eluting, Curdy they ar , Pickles; a common method by foma of greening them, i. with copperas. and other poifemous mutt. barks, and molt affuredly, Plekka Co greened cannot fates of cor roding: the ftontsch, and in every other way inJUring the conditutiou. There enntiikrationa have always prevented Skill's vending, or fufferin- ' to be vended , (Jrcened his Pickles are prepared limply, with the choked vine. gas and fplees, and by being ungrceued, may be eaten, not only by chlklmn, without the leak injury. btu inaLnuch u they create iu adults an appetite, wh.n is required certainly with ninch . benent. • SKILL'. ROYAL CAMP SAUCES. To be eaten with all forts of Fiat, and for enriching every kind of Haat, Made Drat, flame, Steak, dce. 011it•VATION Pa ILIMINAR ea.... Never did the elfeet ofez eellence in the preparation of Sautes, Ibew itfdf more corifpi cuoully than in thee. The great demand for them from differ ent parts of Europe, the Eaft and Welt Indies, America, &c. their great utility to eying Kitchen, however humble, and the very high approbation capretred of them by the &ft Familiesln ' . thcfc Kingdoms, are ample tatininnies of their ezquifate ties, and fisperiorby over every mint fort. The Stamen and Isldiers in our Foreign Settlements, and the Merchants and Planters of our Colonies, daily give them their preference.— Such indeed is their high reputation, that hhnps in every part of the Metnq olis have placarded ma thair doors in large elarac , ten, CAMP SAUCE. The whole tribe of farvile imitators, In defiance of the refpeet due to factional Induftryand ingenuity, now drafts of their Camp Sauce. Mr. Skill, in juillee to him- Coif (nettle great pains and Espenee he has been at in preparing them, azquaints his numenats friends, to whole kind patronage he is fu much indeht. .1, that his Sauce. are only to be bad gc uldne it his Warehoufc, and that his principal Rudy will always be to merit theirfavourt by indefatigable exertions and aihdeity in preparing all his articles In the fir& rate ftyle, viz. CAMP SAUCE, of molt exquilitc Savour, and admirably adapted for enriching every kind of Stews, HaOus, Masks- Oldies, he. without requiring other (refuting. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, for Fills Sauce, prepared from the real 0011061 Am chovicg, thy. he mutate:lads 17 Families in general, as the richeß ever made. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for drvillia.a all forts of Game, Poultry, &e. and for fee/min- Made Cahn. CORATCH, totes with Reell•fteaks, Veal-cmtlets, Mutton chops. dec. QUIN SAUCE, to let with Turbot, Lobiters, sad all kind . of Fa. SAUCE ALA SUISSE,fer Mink Trek, rich Snaps, and ail kinds of Orririe.. :* LEMON MALL prepared after the mod approved sag eland, sad from die chola:llfmk. SAUCE A L'IMPERIALE, that will be found mat aces eellent for Bowing Eelt, Pike, Cantu Tench. &a. • SAUCE A LA MILITAJBE, C.IViCe, Walnut Ketchup, Indian Soy, ihdter KerChap.' Cherokee Saute Mnflirmos Ketchup. Zootiskicry Match, andmtetry other f or t Whet et the matt FufliionubleTchim, in bottles, at 2. and 3s. 6..1. each. Or in CASES with pAaTrnoNs, Containing TWELVE SORTScd tint above SAUCES, At only ONE GUIXICA EACH. time e a SALMON. in finan CalkalovklapurtAtion rat& Pickled Salmon, and Salted do. of the very eidceh kind. SKILL'. SOUP MM . & (*seers of the Army and Huvy, Perions who travel, Fami- Ori. &C. Witt fiilj them of the Itoolo&intpnr letter, as a tee 1110011 full ii poRTAbLE SOUP, Birred until diffoivcd in bulling water, will make in an Whim the f.neit SOUP SANTF. aver tilled, and of the c:oft delicious and nouriihine kind. In Jars, with Tin Cafes, ;& 6d. cash ; Six Jam, with Tin Caleceamplete in Boxes. Two Guineas each. Mr. SKILL haring refitted many year. in Greet Britain, Prance, Spain, Flanders, and Portugal, and having fornm.l very estenfive conne.gions during hi. mistime: In chafe co.m trice, it enabled to obtain Delicacies for the Table, and every article In the Foreign Line with the greaten expedition ; and, it canfccirroce the Public can always rely slew the Article* • fold at dick Warchowfas are of the heft kind, sennine, and am the mat moderate Terms N.B. The Orders el/ler:ham s,Shopkt :pets, FamdiA,Ste. in the edintry, tacit lawn% be accranpadied with Money, yr a re ference in London for mynas:DlA tad the pothlealf an letters paid, •• • Printed Lifts Oa great quantity of diffeient Ardcles, tu.y be ad at the Warehonfr Gratia sand in pt.:Teat :Nut*. t lowa Priors alkcd (be vnity #rt:cle, and no Abatement made. - - - a For the AccomnoSatk;o of Familks review in Seetinnat W i Ll i i s r = Etz. - rsa: g GrwarrWTf i t'eo til • Ms. !Miter *M. ~i -= , . ~. . t `;