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_ - --. 7--Nt v.,..„,?..r, CO "t P. A C . , ,, ______ ..,..,„ r 7 y L , " 1 . 7 *1r - • I.4:rieUX:evf-4 • "NO. • 411,"1it. .rAly )014. ~.. o t•: Ku m= 38683 FRIDAY, APRIL 10, Piot CPRi CE SIX- PR NM EIGHTEENTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, April i r, I g or, their PAgeitics Servanis will perform the new Ii Cturical Dram, in The Ada, called DEAF AND DUMB; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL. And the Epilogue by Mils DE CAMP. To which win be uddad the Mulical Entertainment of THE DESERTER. EXCHF.tURR BILL-OFFICE, 4/.419, asst. Exchequer Bills iffued - per Adt 39 and 4o Geo. 111. eap. 33s for Miami; Exchequer Bills, on the Credit of the Aids, for the fervice of the Year tBoo, bearing date the 7th, &It, 9th, 10th, 14th, 23d, and 24th of May, zBoo. SEA-PORT TOWN. To PLUMBERS, PAINTERS, and GLAZIERS. A NY Perron who can command about cool. may have an opportunity or entsving into Parm ship in a very estentlve Trade in the atsove line of Bulinefs, at a tiuu tithing Sea-Port Town, in which the Returns are to a cond . ' durable amount annually or the Proprietor will have no oh- - jedUon to treat for the whole Concern. For Particulars enquire at the White Lead Works, Bank &le, London. COAL TAR BROWN, and VARNISH PAINTS. 'T`HE Public tire molt rcrpetlfully informed, that the above.mentioned Articles continue to be prepared by the BRiI'ISI4 COLOUR CON' PANY only, at No. 32, Wal br ok, Loudon, and are recommended as cheap, ufeful, and ornamental coverings fur wood and iron without doors. The Tar Brown is intended for rough boarding, palieg,fuuk fences. Ste. The P.dnts arc of various (hacks of green and other coining, peculiarly adapted fur fencea round ph:afore-grounds, planed wooden buildings, iron railings. &c. They are eafily appiied, being fent in a lime for ufe, and are very durable. Diredions tor their ufe are fent with the articleal—The Company fupply alto Ground White Lead, and all other Paints, Linfa,d Oil, of the belt quality, and at the loweß prices. to RS PhD arr. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS AfA7 ESTI'', TR EASURr bays girt* Areßions for payo lye tr the alineastivitionedExeberer Bill.,ani that the principal and • inttrof ex the fail Es:chimer Bills/4111 be paid at the Exeheyoter I BilloVce, ix St. AfarparetVreet, between the two Palace-Yard', Wylneiofler, on lif today the 17th if this issituit April, on which day the inhyril on the fed Es:doper Bill, will eenfe, and atteadante will liegiwn on Friday next the 10th issflant,and everyfreseedixrday.S.R. ' lap itnil Holidays exceptel, roil Weelnepy it, 171 iiylaat,hottslive, fi,is ten o'clnel in the morning till one in the afternoon, for the par-' p s e• riesiviii k e the fame ; map, the grx-ler difp.steli, the hearers of the fail Bill, ore ihfired to bring List thereof exfohdßht the i sitnekrs in numerical order, a:wordlist to tie whit f the laid Bills' ' time of exsnweireeinent xf in:troll, with the principal fames sad ixtereji , I due OR Ad, Bills ; to he colluded tot 3V. by the day, on every ICOL ' from the time f . tanrencenosoit to the IQ 2.766 day .f April, 1801, 1 ' tot vebi. L day the laden, on the fill Each r Bills will reale, 001! they are ddired to write their mixes and re , of abode on fcch Liss, .1 aimwA their Ramer en the tie Bill,. etedllch Perfont as are dffiroos of having New Bxeherter Bills 1 I „,..,.....,, alms ineationiwg the fans at the baton xf their Li eo aidigerni on or kafOre (Wad 221 illlext, nay he ac.ontniodated h New Bilk, carryint an litter!, of yid. 4 the day , on every 1 1 OCA Tfahiik fail Neyv Bill, will hear date the fiil 17th leant, aid will Le ildivend en Wedne'day the 296 infant, and folleru•ixt eye.' The fail New Bill, will he rationale into any of the Public Re. arises fear months after date, nalefi previoish iff:hxrsed. at/4 uti WM, Ces of :111z3, Divqs ANCIENT AND MODERN ROOKS. In a few days will be publithed, price is. 6d. ACATALOGUE of a very Cheap and Extol five Colledion of ENGLISH and FOREIGN BOOKS, with the lowa ready-money price of each article prefixed. By LACKING TUN, ALLEN and Co. Temple of the Mules, ,Finfliury-fquare. Catalogues delivered at r 2, Charles-firm, st. Janus's, as dual. L. A. and Co. continue to allow the full value for Libraries, or (mall Lots of Books, either in calls or exchange. This Evening--She Stoops to Conquer; with Of Age To. MerroW. . . A New Romantic Drama, with Songs, called Ade lntern the Outlaw, will be produced Immediately. The MuSe by Mr. Kelly. A new Tragedy, called Julian and Agnes, is iu rehear. id, and will be produced as loon as potable. IrEST-INDIES. FROM THE MARTINICO GAZETTE THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April t 1, 18ot, will be performed the neveCometly, in Five Ada, called THE POOR GENTLEMAN. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BETTERTON, And an Epilogue by the Claaradters. This was pi:Wilted, in two Volumes in ate. price xi. is. A METHOD of MAKING ABRIDGE. MENTS: or, Ear? and certain Rules fur Analyfinz Authors. Divided into Two Pans:— ST. ►IRRRI JANUARY 3T. The following Addrefs was prefented to Ca AZ L IS GRANT, Efq. Colleaor of his Majeßy's Cußoma for this Port, by the Royal Marttnico Volunteers as a teßimony of their reiPea and elleem for him as their Lieut. Colonel : The tit, containing the Roles for making Abridgements; the ad, the Applications of thole Ruin to various Selo :Vona front the brit Authors. To which will be added (for the eighteenth timc) the New Grand Rorie Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts. called PEROUSE . ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. This Evening—Otbelle ; with Paul and Virginia. On Monday Mr. Cooke will appear, for the 7th time, in the eliarader of Macbeth. By the ABBE GAULTIER. _ ._ " This Method ia clearly and fatisfadoeily explained; it is novel, at d bads very dirceily to the Habit of complcatly 1113 derftanding an Author, and dctedling all:inaccuracies of Rea rguing. suck a Work cannot fail to be tdcful." Bridal Critic, Sept. tßoo. At a Meeting of the ROYAL Maartatco Votmu. Tanta, held at SALLY JOHNSTON'S Tavern, on Saturday 24th January, 18oi, itcfolved—Thar, as our Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES GRANT, Is about to embArk for England, and muft of confequence be fame time abfcnt—We do adopt a mean which may appear to us belt calculated to return to him our Thanks,and to exprcfs towards him our refped and efteem, Our thanks for that seal and attention, which he has fo Needs. fully est:mired in promoting the difciplitic of our Corps—Our refped for that propri,..ty of condudt, and corrednefs of man ners, by which, as an Officer, he has with harmony maintained this iiiikipliue—And, our efteem for thole general merits which to much attach us to him as a Gentleman. rc. gron t :din Rzrt, lc, of frular CO.. EAST INDIAoHOUSE, April 9, am. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the j •AL UNITED COMPAM . of MERCHANTS of ENG ! LAND,Mainag to the EASToINDIES, do hereby give N She, ; That they are ready to receive propafalt ix writbeg at Say time on or Seim( ff edserfday the 20th of May nent,fr a any &rine, on ehbat term and cositioeu they are williog to kill Ship allot 1200 taw &alba, to k let en Prig& tf., the ind Comfraery s ferviee, for fix voyir certaix, at fall fro4ht for 1200 tom, and half freight for Jiff tonnage, !nob prokfa AnDieg a permanent peace freight, w ich Raft he alike to Chino and all parts o India, (malt Bengal) with kiNtledge or withal.* biotledge, fir the fillet fix voyages. That leveed rata of fright dr ofered on the 4%4 teenetsfar flips kilt in the river Thema, or at the 04 Port-, ao there will not k an of fwtaaisj of amain: any alornoveni ; and as pellions may on teflon-ging the low yl Tender, ne Cora keenly declare, that they mean to accept the tender, tolie6 appear to them end, all eiremmilanas in k the Imre 4;7, if y _Rail appear to the Comet to k realonable. The Tookre, with the word; " &it Tender" on the aver, to he I fewerally 4441 mp, and loft with the Secretary, at or before twelve ideal at noon, on tho fail web May, kyond which hoar sot any tender will he travel. WILLIAM RAMSAY*, Secretary, The partially: sf the primipal dien.yefiont and fanning* 411 inventory Ilk prinajalifora, the top, f the NAM (barter party an maline, together with the other terms and attentions on which theft ! Ships are to k tendered aid emulated ix the Company's fender, ahrey k had, on application to Mr. Coggan, Cirri to the Comatimeo of Shipping, en or ape- Friday the 17th and that mat any tenter will le compered ganef: made in may reitta alformably the ab.ve Menu. Sold by P. Elm,ley, Strand; E. Newbury, curn:r of St. Paul's Church-Yard; where may be had levers! other Works on Education, by the fame Author. If. 431 DR. ANDERSON', RECREATIONS. This day was publiftwd, in 4 vols. km elegant hr printed by Bzwite‘, on fine wove Paper, price IL ss. in boards, 1) ECREATIONS in AGRICULTURE, NA TURAL HISTORY, ARTS, and MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE, the firft Series. ratfe 31411, c 4- , lad - - . By JAMES ANDERSON, LLD. V.R.S. F.S.A. &c. Author of Whys relating to Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and (event other Performances. Relitlved—That we wait upon him, to with him good Health, a plcafant Voyage—a quick Return—He mull know that we [hall regret, ruicerely regret his ablence. ' the relic lt Refulved—That with an Addxefs of Thanks and of Farewell, we pref.:us to him a Suva's, of the Value of One Hundred Guineas. the 1 the Rcfolved—That, at the fame time be delivered to him a Copy of thcfc Refolutions : ADDRESS. iteft po. :or:- trrc >la my and I. ate. real Fa• ixtradt of a Letter addreffod to Mr. ROLLASUN, Printer, Bookiellia, Stationer, and Vender of all the Genuine Medi- Stourbridge. SlR—Yon will be pleafed to tranfmit the fol. lowing Cafe to Mr. LIGNUM, Surgeon, at hi. DifpcuLary, is Manchefter : Audnam-Brook, near Stourbridge, Worcefterfhire, Feb. t 6. aut. Mr. LIG NUM, Sir—l heg you will publifh the following extraordinary Cure, and I fineersly win that thole who make trial of your ANTI SCO is, BUT IC DROPS, were candid and impartiak in giving a juft account of their effeds to the Public. lam perfuaded that numbers of our fellow creatures labouring under dreadful Com plaints, might not only be relieved, but their Diforders effec tually eradicated. About nine years ago I was anliCted with k?rou. and feerbutie eruptions, which made their appearance on diffaunt parts of my body, which Inereafed with ruch rapi dity, that of late years t have been truly leprous, my whole frame being at times covered with leaks refembling the bark of a tree, handfuls of which were taken off my bed every morning; the itching that attended was intolerable, and Rill more infufferable was the (malting pain which rue ceeded feratching. Before I began taking your Drops, how ever incredible it may appear to the public, it is a certain fad, that on different parts of my body there were not lets than five hundred Ulcers through difeare; I at times loft the ufe of my limbs thereby, and was almoft incapable of following my bufinefs, en which was the foie dependance ray family and fell had to look to for our fupport.—in this reduced and truly deplorable (tete, my family and friends bad given up all hopes of my recovery; but an acquaintance of mine feting the c.de of Timothy Mafon, of Wigan, in Lance hire, in the Birmingham paper, perfuaded me to make trial of your Drops. I immediately Furthered a fmall bottle of Mr. Rollafon, printer, in Stourbridge, which I found greatly to alleviate my pain, and through perfevering, till I had taken, I think, fix or (even fmall bottles, I am grateful that I am now, and have been many months, able to follow my employ. If any further fatisfattion be required of the truth of this great cure, the enquirer may be fully fatisfied by applying to Mr. Wheely, slats manufadurer, or Mr. Rollafon, Stourbridge; Mr. Tomkbnon, Deepiteld Iron Works, near Wednefbury ; Mr. Fofter, Brettel-lane Lime Works, and by, Sir, your hum ble (errant, EDWAD WRIGHT, Joiner. Attefted In prefence of Mr. Wheely and Mr. Rollafan. To Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, No. S 7, Bridge-ftreet, Manchelter. The Drops are fold, wholefide and retail, at Mr. Llgnunis Dffpenrary, Manchefter; at Howard and Evans's, 42, Lung lane, Weft Smithfield, role wholerade agents in London; alto fold retail by the following Ferrous: H. Cundell, 47, Minories ; W. Clark, 269, Borough; Jordan, 33, Whitechapel; Jehoult, 250, Oxford-ft/vet; Sutton, 14s, long-acre; Wade Old Bood-ftrect, and 163, Fleet-ftreet Tun, and Boohoo, Royal Exchange; Knight, Norton Falgate; Turtle, 127, Strand; Ward, 324, Holborn. WHEN Protellional Men of education and re• fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the ft. Rion of a peculiar Branch, the fandlion of long continued meets is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Fight years have I devoted my praelke to the etcluGve t►eat mnn of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult of any plan gives the additional ardour to more as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at sa early period of Praialce to rcfcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradiltioncrs. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--2dly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariang from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lailly that de rangement of the fyitcm la Woniui which is called BARREN NESS or sniituArY. Numerous difeaks are the refult of ignorance or bathe in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not untrequently hap pens that the feeds of Lite are poifonad by the indiferetion of an wiz - Larded hour. By a fuperior method foci complaints are (Ally cured. and even when others have failed, I trot; that I awe prefume to Wier a radical re-citablithment. I:c . re hcereverar;;l;e cafes • Orcomp;;Xi Medi in this &corer compared with the eahunkous fituations of Men, whim foal indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which k the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifcry, hut care- hitly CORM!, his misfortune, it may be fume confidation far him to know, that although it be an ohjw.4 of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pracildemens, the rienoval of tittle DEFI• CIENCIE:i by thegraduai Artie of Renovation is the acquire • lent of my ex p er i ence . I f t he rites of Bacchus or Venue have la:gun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented b'r an early cnuneeraßion of the. horrid Rate, and in dr-fe safes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency kae for years ex tiled. a proper Per feyermec is independbly requifite to revive the flumbrin4 (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been .lirarPoinlA in their cape-Rations of a Family, may be allured, that in meet ink. neer hock defects are curable by Medical Skill. fire SECRECY which is foelTentiAl to my undertaking, and the O,_uAlifSeations which I have pr e fumed to Rate, harm the blrl , of my Pretenanns, and in coincidence with fuels this Intl .11.0 I* /WM. that Mr 8.-- may he entsrulted P riu^3l / 7 by lettere inciding a (mall note) At his hook, N 0.29, Amu ill•Ilrea, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is 111 additional entrance in Water-greet adjoining ell the mine is on both the doors. M. D. Member of the Royal College at Surgeons To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE bcg leave to offer you our grateful ac knowledgments for the Honour you have this day con ferred on ua, by re-di:ding us into the Direetioo. We trult that the Proprietors will ever find us dderving of the Confidence they have repofed In us. We have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful fervanb, WILLIAM lIENSLEY, JOHN SMITH BURGES, WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE, 1.0 1 HN HUNTER, OHN TRAVERS, 'EPHEN WILLIAMS. Eaft-lndla Heide, April & Mx. FOR SALE BY THE CANDLE, At the New York Coffee.Houfe, Cornhill, on Thurfday the 2 3 4 left. at four, by order of the Adtniniftratriz, THE Large and Genuine STOCK in TRADE of Mr. lobo Butler, %Vholcfale Linen Draper, late of New gate-Rreet, deceafed. Confining of Oa Pieces Dowlas Ravenducks, Rolls, Silefias, &e. 500 Yorkfhirc Shirting. and Sheeting& y3zo frith Linens, Drapers, Hackabacks, Cheeks , Std. Printed Caßleoes and MOM& yoo Dozen Printed Shawls and Handkerchief& Catalogues of which will be given in due time by John Whit field and Co. Sworn Brokers, New Rents, St. Martin's le Grand. SHROPSHIRE, within three miles of SHREWSBURY. TO IL SOLD IT PRITATI COSTRACT, By Mr. CHRIME, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and moil &limbic RESIDENCE, confining of the Manor, or Re puted Manor of l.ythwod. Elegant modern Rune-buik Man lion, with Rabling for is harks, I coach-houfeis, and numerous attached offices of way denomination, fuited to the manfion and the farm, excellent kitchen-garden, with lofty walls, tidily planted, and fully cropped ; well-conitnieted pinery, green houfe, pleafure-grountl, rich &rubbery, &c. The hook Anted on a pleating eminence , _ in the micift of a Paddock of al , out 46 acres, tbo approach by two lodges, the town of Shrewfbury brow a beautiful object to the Premifes, which are plentifully fupplied with excellent water, and two fins ponds well ftu:ked, and fuitably placed; a convenient farm, with all requifites, and furrounding the prentifes ; kinky rich inclofum of arable, meadow, palture, and coppice land ; an afylum for game; in the whole about t7g acres, entirely compact and tithe-free, well wooded, &c. plenty of game and field (ports, convenient to lime and coals. The whole in complete repair, and fit for the im mediate reception of a genteel family. The Houk in part fur niated, which may be had at a fair valuation; part of the pur chafe money may remain on Mortgage on thePremif.v. May be viewed by applying to Edward Williams, Ef. Eaton; of whom printed particulars may be had; as alto of John Bilhop, Efq. Shrewfbury ; anti of the Printers of the Liverpool, Oxford, and Manshelter Papers; and in Pall Mall. BREWING AND MALTING. MR. MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND, refpcdtfully informs the Public, that be inArudls Gen tlemen in the Ufc of the Thermometer, and the application of that Inftrument relative to Brewing, and will furnifh them with manufeript inftrudtions, which will enable , them to Trac tile the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, and other Malt Liquors. He will alto furnifh then with nianufcript inftruo- Lions fur making Pale and Brown Malts, after the molt ap proved pradticc, and having Wiz long in bulinedi upon hi, own acconnt,and taking a pleafure in trying many and various caperimesits,and noting their mink it has gives' him a degree of pradtical.oul experimental knowledge in the difiercut lines of his prof:faun, which very few purl-6,as can be proved from tie many levers and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers both in tireat Britain and Ireland, h4;hly approving of his diderent modes of pradtke, and many of theft Gertlemen be new had the plrafure of (eying; his manulrripts put it in the power of Gentlemen to brew au exceeding line-davourod Putter front Malt and Hops alone, combined with the ample element of water without the ufe of any other ingredient what ever : any addrcto fent (pelt paid) to D. Mu It TUN, will be duly attended to. He returns his rtfpcdtful thanks to thole Gentle men who base approved in highly of the atflay of his Mann taigas and grafalissai Abdrici. London: Printed fur Jour: Cv 40, Holborn Hill. The fubjeds of this Monthly Publication (whidt coati& of a variety of intereßlng topics chiefly refpcding Aurieulture and Rural Economics), it is the intention of the Leli , or to bring to a conclution at the end of every four Volumes, for the aceommo dadon of his Subfcribers and the Public in general, who will be thus enabled either to take in the Work from Its commence. , mast, or to begia at the end of any Seeks, and at the fame time have a Work ht every refpett complete, with a general Index to each Series. On April the Ift was publinted Number XXV, being the firft Number of the fecond Series of theta Recreations, to be continued Monthly; and the. Public are refpedfully requelted to apply to J. Cumming for the New Numbers, or complete fats of the 6rft Series. Of J. Cumming may likewife b: had (jolt puhlilhcd) a now Edition, being the fifth, of Effays relatiseg to Agriculture and Rural Affairs, by the fame Author, in,; vols. Xvo. price 11. 7s in beards. As alto, jolt publithed, price as. 6.1. A Calm loved/ration of the circumitances that have led to the pretene Scarcity, fuggelling the Means of alleviating the Evil, and of preventing the Recurrence of a like Calamity in future. By Dr. Andcrfon. And all his other Works. a This day was publilbed, J. Cunarning's Catalogue of An tient and Modern Books, in almolt all languages and Sciences, to be fold at very reduced prices (tor ready money) at No 40, Holborn HA a little below Fetter-lane, when Catalogues may be had. To the NERVOUS, DEI3IIXI'ATED, and CONSUMP- TIVE.-LISBON PILLS. 'THIS CELEBRATE') MEDICINE, corn -1- pot& from the Recipe of a late eminent Ponuguefe l'hy. ficaan, will be found belt adaptcd for removing tbofe Nervous Affecctions, &riling either from Mental DepreMon or Bodily Weaknefs. Perfons of Confumptive or Nervous Habits will find it the belt Tonic extant ; in Mort by whatev.r means the conftitution has been undermined, its refturative virtues are a lure pledge of returning health. Sold wholefale by Farden, No. salt Strand, and retail by Barry, Bridgx-firect, Weitmin- Pidding,No.76,oxford-Rreet, tier, Sayer,No.l4,Covent-Garden, Bolt on, Royal-F.:change. Turtle, No. tap, Strand, Green, No. z.;2,oxford-Rreet, 'trade, No. 40, ConibiU, J..lioult and Co. No. rso, Ox- Ward, N 0.324, Holborn, ford-Rrcet, Wright, Sweetings-Alley, ID Stow Of as iirl. ss. and it. IL 1 In the Country, at Alnwiek,hy Pratt, Lowettoffe, Newfon, Berwick, Linbkton, Lynn, Whittinghasn, Baton, Houghtuo, Mancheßer, Staines, Bury, Dingte, Morpeth, Wilkinfoo, Cambridge, Gee. Newark, Ridge, Clochefter,Kerner, Nmcaitle, Humble, Walker, Darlington, Dann" N.wmarket, Thorpe. Derchain, Barker, Nort balk rt ))))) Langdale, Dodcr, (ter, Torr, Norwich, Bacon, Edinburgh, Batter, Pen rich, Ranitiy, Ely, Brackenbury, Pet •rboeurigh, Jacob, Fpping, Doubleday, Pretton, Addifun. GI afgow, Whit, Law, Shr.Meld, Ridgard. Greenock, Wlthelaw, Stamford, Drakard, Hull, Brown, Sunderland, Bray, Ipfwich, Middleditcb, Uppinskam, Drakard, Lancatter, Woodburn, Wakefield, Wood, 1.i.x.-ds, Mons, Warringtoo, Banks, Lincoln, Brooks. Yarmouth, Downes, Liverpool, Minnie. York, Blanchard. RHLUMATISMS. SPRAINS, BRUISES, Be. Dr.STEERS'sOPODELDOC IT is with real regret that the Proprietors of this Medicine (hi conc.-gnaw of the extraordinary rife upon Spirit., and upon other articles of which it is compofed) find themfehrs. under the mcdfity et having recourfe to the fame meafure which they adopted in 1795, namely that of adding Sixpence per Dottie to the Price, In order that they may be able to continue the bufinefs with a fair profit. They, how ever, pledge themfelves to the Public, that wizen any material and permanent reduction in the artiel of this Comprifition mall take eifedt, they 'a di again lower the charge, ilia give no tice of it as they Sid upon the forms nee:llion. The fuperior excellence of this Medichw,and the ronfeq ucnt dentend, having produced a variety of imitatiens, Purehalers are re:quelled to obferve, that an the outride of each lloule of the Gamine Opodeldoe Hrafted a Stamp, in which are en graved thefe words.... F. Nswasity, No. 4 5. St. Paul's." All others err counterfeit. Sold only by F. Newaxwr,at the M'arehonfe fur Dr. juswes Powder, No. 4t, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a fcw doors Irani the earner of Cheapade, London; and, by his appointment, ►y Mars. jehoult and Co. No. 730, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-Brill ; J. Wade, Old Bond-arret ; Bayky and Co. Coekfpur-artut ; Godfrey and Cooke. Soot huoproo-iiree J. Ward, Miiklic-row, Holborn; Royal Ea.:Lange; and W. Clarke, Boroug►, High-amt. Prive as. 6d. per Bot tle, including the Stamp, or Six for 738.6 d. N. B. Aa the Opodeldoe for Exportation ii exempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived at that mark of authenti city, and as great quantities of countrrf, its are fent cot of the kingdom; all perfoui sbto.ol, to prevent fuels impAtians, an &fired to be pal ticalar in ordering their Aguas to procure she Mead= from Mr. Newbcry's. Sir—Agreeable to Relolutions at a Bleeting held yelLerday, in confequence of your intentid abletice from this Ifland—We, the ROYAL Meal-laic° VoLuNTE za s, wait upon you, in the form which we think molt refpeaful to our Commanding Officer. Wa lay before you a Copy of the Refolutions, and we caa do little more than to echo their lent iments. We are fenfible, Sir, that we cannot compliment you by mere formality in our Addref., and with our Thanks we render to you what we know to be lo much more congenial to your feelings—Our belt Wilhes—Our AffeCtion and Efteem. More particularly, Sir, we thank you for having fo happily improved the organization of our Corps, that it is its boaft to LLnd at this day unrivalled throughout the Colonies, und er (very , confidera lion of difcipline—and harmony—and order. In thefe, we trua that it will relax but little.—Still, Sir, it is certain that we fhall regret your abfence —and long for your return. As a Teftimony of our entire approbation, we prefent to you a Swoan, iafc ibed trots the Royal Martial(' Poluaterr: to Linansant Culcael CHARLES GRANT, CONHaanifing."W ß are COLE , dent, Sir, that in your hands, it will never be ufed but at the call of HONOUR—OUR COUNT& AND OUR KING. We repeat, Sir, the expreflion of our unfeigned affedion and elleent—May you enjoy good health —We with you a pleafaut and quick voyage. St. Pierre, Ws Jao. x lot. To lieut. Colonel C ti Carm, Conunamling the Royal Martlinco Volunteers. Signed by two hundred and three Members of the Corps. The following is Colonel GRANT'S All(WCr: &Pierre, as& Jan. Mx. Gentlemen—The honour of commanding Corps fo very respectable as the Royal bfartmico Volunteers, has of Wilt* been always highly flat tering to my feelings ; but this very unexpeeed and unlocked for Aildrcfs, accompanied with your Refolutions, has fo far exceeded any thing I con fidered myfelf entitled to, that no words are ade quate to ezprefs my thanks to you ; nor can time ever obliterate the remembrance cf the honour done me.—From the fteadinefs of the Officers, and the zeal and alacrity fbewn on all occalinns by every individual, is to be afcribed that pre-emi nence which you In ftrnngly and juttly dcfcr.be, didinguilkes this Corps. In the execution of my duty as Commanding Officer, I have had but hw difficulties to encoun ter, having had the honour of commanding Gen tlemen, who vied with each other in the prompt and aria performance of my commands. This accounts for that harmony which fo happily rub. ads aniongll us, and has fecured us that difcipline we are all fo proud of. The SWORD you have done me the honour to precast me with, will I troll never he ufcd hot in the defence of what is dear to u, a;1, ou a i - iovoca, ova Counrar, mid OUR Diva. My flay in England will I hope be very fho-t ; I Mall be Anxious to rejoin a Corps from ; have received fuch un-.-Ttivccal mares of atf:Efon and efteem. And on my return I hope to find ycu all enjoying the two grcatea of earthly bled fings, Health And (Signed) ePtAILLI GIANT, Licht.-Colimel R. M. Volunteers. To the Caqs of RIZ ?lay:Asko Volusascru.