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patent Aritts ,the Diseases, May p € Injurious matter that glands; for, it is a 4 i , been most successf olou ul, cd eruptive more vtolsi r and consistency, ye en this is the case in dil e , frequent ulcer,:tions on I Lie oat Scitivy, Copt, lunoted you auk for tl telt ink stamP, in %mules 112 s. duty included. • . ' • r • • v. ••M • - , MON imy, M. ;ii 21, 1808. '97 . 1 • BF,II a. I LAST WEEK BUT TWO. . 1. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0N WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH IS, 1808, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION. rto, is croprised--Overture, Esther. Grand Dettingen Te /iDiva,,vihit the Song " Holy, holy Lord," by Mrs. Dickons. 00 5 4th Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Ashley. Dr. ,„ 0 . , favourite Duetto, " Herr shall soft Charity: . by Mr. Mt. Brll3My. The Hymn of Eve, by Mrs. and. ul oT e i t s H ym n. .. Gentle Airs." And " Come, if you dare," bl ifiday M r ' Braitgli. the 25th , will be perfotmed (for the last time this issca i Season) the Sacred Oratorio of ,MESSIAH, composed by G. F. HANDEL. ~..i.ivoolPerformers—Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND , r s TF,bias DUSSEK ; Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, Mr. Go y , matYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. . di l e land, Mr ASHI.EY ; Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. a wl be sp ool t Six, brgin at Seven—Half Price at Nine. Lowr y • —_____ __ VICTUALLING, OFFICE, March 17, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY's NA Vr, ds kreby g ive Notice, That on Thursday next the Stith Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR; • To be answerable Co Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the original packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, Into the Victualling Stores at Dept ford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety da)s after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. Aro re v s,/ will be had to a n y Tender in which the trice shall war be he :Med in words at len g th, or that shall not be let vied to the Board kilto one o'clock on the said Thursday next the 24th instant, nor unless the per son grho males the Tender, or spare person on his &half, attends, to sower Tvben ealledfor. I I • lIVE.TRIAL AT LARGE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL WHITELOCKEs On *TbursdaV &reign was published, price only Ss. THE XRIAL of Lieutenant-General Tr.i.Ociret taken verbatim in Short Hand, by a Student bf the Middle Temple, with Official Papers; a Plan of the line of March from Endnada to the attack of Buenos Ayres, and a True Copy of the Defence as read in Court. Mr. Mov, T LET presuming on his pridate connexiws with General Whitelocke, has unwarrantably asserted that his competitors must patiently wait till his expensive and ponderous work appears, be fore they can publish a faithful Copy of the General's Defence ; but the Proprietors of this Edition have the satisfaction to assure the Public, that they haw also obtained, by a private channel, a trite Copy of the Defence, as read in Court, and that theirs will be found, perhaps, the wad faithful and impartial Account of this interesting T r ial. Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street ; B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's-court; J. M. Richardson, opposite the Royal Ex en.u.ge4. John Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Juldt Booth, Duke street, Portland-Place. This day was pehlished, price es: A LETTER to SIR JOSEPH BANKS, BART.. A FiR.S: on the CAUSF.S and REMOVAL of the pravailing DISCONTENTS, IMPERFECTIONS, and ABUSES in AP DreINE6 THOMAS BEDDOES, M. D. In this Letter, the pretensions of the Edinburgh School, anti the comparative worth of different Scotch degrees, sre.freely dis missed. A plan is suggested for'a mach improved education of physicians. Many frauduknt artifices in medical prictice are also painted out, and other subjects discussed, in which the public 4 large are deeply interested, Printed for RICRAILD PitiLtirs, No. 6, Brldge-street, - and to be had of he Surfac e of the Skin ,te the advantages Y person, by effectually of the skin, and th passages and per; tirr oua humours from the vi e forced back again into f dangerous diseases. It .e, as wall to Prevent tlasc, comfort, and beau I), that they should err it Lotion ; but mnre e oil the effects of ° b urned into pimples, rednesa, ca Abssvrgent Lot: ve it a fair trial and a s i t , intslunsim is soughs tot be convinced that nnthint rduce 1)r. SOLOMAN with by all ranks, in pa. c it not a ciztaitt Reined. I EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. This day were published, in Two Volumes limo. illustrated by 3S superior Engravings, price 13s. in bonds, and 14s. bound and lettered, • POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN. TAI. PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMISi TRY, intended chiefly forlhe Use of STUDENTS and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. DJ • - Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, Re.. ; Vie.ar of . West-Hare ; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Wallop of Lindalf ;end Asi• thor of the Economy of Nature, &d. &c. Printed for KICSIARD PHILLIPS" 41, 2141 w-street; and to be hail of all Bootsullers. Of whom may also be bad, just published, The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and Elm - antes rim Pairalio. PRY, by the Rev. D. Blair, Author of the Class Bo.dc, pride Si • in blue. GENERAL Velifl'ELOCKE's TRIAL, price only 2s. Gd. This day was putlished, embellished with an accurate Likeness, (the oily one ever engraved), together with a Liographical sheet of his Life and Campaigns, s._ . 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March 25, being the end Day of Drawing, was sold in one Quarter, three Eighths, alb Ixteenths, by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMt and Co. hopieters of the Lucky Lottery Offices,' No. 11, Holborn, 37, WS, and 33, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where Tickets and bead Tickets are now selling, warranted undrawn, anti the /*spa at either of the above Offices on demand. represent State Lottery contains more Capital Prizes, than hnotigiaallv been in most of the former Lotteries, consisting of 0,000 Numbers. N.B. Tickets and Shares arc likewise !Ailing in the City House lattery; consisting of only ze,ooo Tickets, and Schemes for 14' Lotteries, gratis. '1 his day was published, containing Nine Sheets' 01:Letter-press, price tm. 6d. THE FAnmEtt's MAGAZINE, No. XXXIII. ; a Pe riodical 'Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Affairs (published quarterly). Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. 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