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.i . ' - I "• '-:- % - , ... P . . • ~i .14,4 - • • • t C • ••- .• fp.k...441 t ar. te) g el . . . • 16, do , rrlpord7949. • THE ATO-ROTAI4 COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 2, w.II ' be performs • THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. lender, Mr. YOUNG; tiionysius, Mr. C. KEMBLL • • Eupbrasia, Mrs. aIIOOONS, les the last tithe of Mrs. Shldossisappearung in that character. 'lO which will be aVed, • - THE SECRE'I MINE. Oa Monday, Richard the Third. On '1 ursday, Corio!anus. w TheNobie,-)raliant, and Heroic Exploits of ev-ry :•oltter .during the Siege, storming, and Capture of Badajaz,being un paralleted in litsroryi Mr Arr Ley is extremely happy is hav ing it in Isis power to'give a progrissive Theatrical mace Re presentation of this most Es: rrordinary and Gallz.rt ROYAL AM I" I'l IEAI* RE, "(AS' ULEY '6,) WkqMINSFER-11101.K.;.E. -I.Toder the Patronage of their Rbyal H glinesses the Prince Atv.:_nt and Duke of York. tit: MONDAY NEXx, MAY 4, 1812, (first ILI time) a progres;ive R pre , entatior.. in lu Scenes of the onto; MOIn!.14; and Cip ure, at the Point of the Sword and Payonet, the Outt•cirk and town of lIADA4IIZ, by the brave and gallant Allied 4 r my, commanded by Field-Marshal the Must Nu a Lard Wt .t t NGTON. l lie Scenery of the whole dr s'gned by.MI. Wilson, and execurfd by him and Sr. Scale. The Dresses by Mr.'Howaid and Assistants. 'f he Machintry; &c. by Messrs. }10:110, Jones, Cove, die. Tho,Military Properties, by Mr. Max vrllartd Ag,i,toop„.4he Mimic compiled by Mr. Laserence, sod the woe dive th4ostga,,Cluirn3esis, Military,Ninsleal..Expres tio, Fee. by fv:r Airley, sea. I.•kewise wia be performed the popular Grand Heroic Spec tree, in T 1.% Acv, stalled THE DRAVE COSSACK, or Secret Twenty; also the Comis slantomime•uf OLD BELZEIMB and HARLhQUIN, or l'affy in Holland. Ibe Characters in both *re. at befote.-.rThe famous Equertitan ) and the extraordinary Mpe Dancer,. "411, Ist the course of the • Evening, display their worth est agility. a_ YATWOM FUND. . • ••• LimTa's, April 30, IRI2. • THE nOble acfiievernent of the teductipn of BA. DMOZ, one of the greatest exertions of military vigor, toaralte and resautton, that the proudest annals of warfare can tsaibi; and w!iiich, with many other gal:ant ,and successful ex 0110f3, has raised. the Military fame of Great Britain to the eve high standard of glory t!.ab adorns the columns of her Heroes, calls again for the 1) , -.11:volent and patriotic Con 'dilutions of the Eubhr, to allevia - e the distresses of the Wi llowy to reds' the o.phane, and to relieve and console, in some &erre, the brave Men of the Army of EARL WILLING row, flan s v.•-e wounds ill , ab'ed for fature service. the Lora:lli:tee of the Pal:1110'm FUND, on this s'gnal occa sion, requtst x Meeting of the metalline:, Bankers, and otheis of this Metropolis, and of MI the .Sub.criberii, at Merthant lotran's hirer it over the Royal £change, on Tuesday next, the 3.h hirant, at One o'Clock prefieely, to receive the Report of the Commit er;.oit the Alt ribtOon and present state of this fond; and to coordet : of a new appeal t r the generosity of their Countrymen'at large, ft: add tional gt neralSubs,:rir tons I ItrJugh.. at the United Kingdom, to enable thC lnstitu inn to continue Itiarcuoumed relict to thaw moqt dcierving objects of sytn. lathy and beneficence. - By Order of tio: Committee, j. wEt,.;Fotto, Secretary. tVt..W MUSIC. Pshllshed lii Goulding and Co. 20, Soho-square; and 7, We-t. inorlati-street. Dub'in. thE Opera of the Castle of Sorrento, now per funning with universal apptinse at the 'llv:sire Royal, Ly . tam, composed by T. Alto/clod, pribe following Pieces /toy be had separate : I he Overu.e, price 25.; Front Pity's ?over the celebrsted Harp Song), price le. 6d.; Toiether then we'd fond!y r.ray, price is. tid.; Pat Holloway, price is.; Even ing thatinsts now appear, a Duet, price. 24. ,is above may be. Weltington and Ifictorl,* written' on the gt“rions success of{ to &kith arms ip Portugal, composted by Sir .I.btev.-nson, price h.; Our Monarch, the Praire, an.l the Want& a Loyal Sons,' oratiosed by 7 Mazzaighi, p ice Is. • No. 5, P.-ILL-MALI.. • TO TILE LADIES. MRS. WlLSON,lnwrs:ssed with a setvc of grati. tale for the very G'.4 E.vr erco , :rag , ment she has espe- Ihnted from the FASHIONABLE' WORLD, takes the liberty If sub-it:WIT ro th• it inspt cthm her astortmetu of MII.I.INERY '7OR 1 HP. NfO:sl m.tv ; r.l 4o n variety of DR ESSFA ' to !•04. snch u are {small charged so otherhouaci from Es. to 401; CORSETi 30s a Fair, which pasees the pecui.ar advautaie c , )mbi;llit EASP.; EtIGANCE, and DUIZABI-• LFlV.—Wasited an Apprentice sod an Improver, and Premium upettel. " . . I No. 5, P . ACL•MALL, TO THE L9DIE4. TaruNiQuE ART6tPAINCING onGI,A SS, isaglit by a Professor 4-eminence, in EIGHT LasssoNs, thmitle of which ts peen:rot, adapted For Vaaeo, GreciadLaniPs Xaerguas, H.llll3elis, Root Glaswa, and Viinci k raw, in Landscape, 'worts, Pleats, and Irui:, Landscape' Painting in Oil and 'arr Colour!' instructed in a Tian:3er new and facile. VELVET MIMING in FOUI4. LESSONS.—LatIie, ivho reside in the • tonoiry nkay hive tlse -Arti of o;a4s and Velvet FT.:wing cntn municated to them byletter.—Speciinens of the above Works !My be seen at the Artist's residence. ONEY is always ready to advance, at legal gin. nutty interest, redeemable, en Freehold, Copyhold, or Leakehcld Estwer, in /and or Houser, Ihvidends of Stock, An- Ittuhrt, Int-charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Join urea, horn Meet, Church Livings, and any Income fir Life. 'the lobility and Gentry of known fortune, or their Heirs, may be secottnnotiated, tither on their single or joint annuity bonds, with Premptituck and secrecy, Apply persohally, between nine and or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8, lower John -street Oulden-square. NEWI'oN'S DENT THIS Powder is as plrasAnt in the application, as it is tac, Ilea in its effrcts; it speedily renders the Teeth white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; and by con "sat Use wit' preset ve them in this desirable state. It fortifies *enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even ! %ere the enamel has been impaired by the application of Fend ekes dentifrice, or by any other means, It will renovate. it in a !Winner to be credited only by those who experience or witness ]ts tifiracy. To the general approbation of Ne wton ' s • Fool - it-, }swots, the Propritttor Is proud to boast of reter aices to many lit Attd characters of,the lit.tish and Foreign Cour . s. Wholesale selers -stg requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agana, . 441 . -and Enwmtes,.66, on the Foot-way, Sr. Paul's Church , . 11110 9 416 0/ opposite ttre Noras Gate v in boxes Ss. 9.1. each. THE PATEWFLIfirtPTOL LAMP conFisis dL . of certain improvements In Lamps, for which C,SEWARD Alauleki his Majesty's Letters Parent, combined with consider alter impruvernents lately Made by J. ' I'URM EAU, witiCß **tether krill -the most complete and petitect lamp ever invented. superior excellence of this Lamp has induced several int- Stators to imitate the same, thus grossly and unjustly infringing' apon the right of the proprietors, and imposing upon the public t!?orious and imperiect Lamp, nut at all answering the rtrpose, 7,er in zegard to ectsnorny, elegance of construction, or bril- Jemmy of fight. The Inventors therefore feel it a duty they owe to tb it u se t, e , and.the.public, to take this method of making It ns that any person found infringing on the patent right after 'ass hat L Poker notice, will be proceeded against to the utmost extent tai t --- and that the plea of ignorance (which hats lately been ailed by Some against whom prosecutions were commenced) 4:annot obtain any relaxation in favour of such pirates. The above Lamp is sold, wholesale and retail, by ll'urmeau and Cs.° %Ilea Warehouse , No. s 2, Drury-lane, facing Loos-acre, asetallen; e?, .onduh-etr e et, Liverpool. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 181 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 20, 1512.. THE PRINCIPAL DFFICERS of IftS MA• JESTro ORDNANCE, is ImA, give Mike, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the Eth day of May next, from such Persons u may be willing to undertake the supply of various Ankles, termed " PUTTY EMP 110 NARY," for service of this De partment, for a period of Three Teats, determinable at the expi ration of One Year„at the option of either Party. • Separate I ender will be considered for 'any part or stare of tb Articles spec:bed in the List7Patterns and Samples of which may be viewed (Ton application at the_ Principal Storekeeper's 'Office in the rower; and the List, and all further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contr may be obtained at the Secretary'. Offiee its PaII.MaII aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and oidorbed " Proposals for Petty Emptionary ;" but no lirmsosal cart be arranged after the bald Bth day of May, at Twelve O'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. lty Order of 'he Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary. 248411ND1A 110 US 5, Ma, 1, 181 2 . VIE COURT el DIREtiORS of the UNITED COMMIte , I MEPCI:I'AN"Ak V ENGLAND, st fidiv le the E.tST INDIES,4I, teredy givs,natice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held by adjournment at their House, in Leadenhall-oreet, on Tst►.day nest, the Sth instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into further consideration the Papers laid by the Court of Direc tors before the General Court this day. WILLIAM RA MSAr, Secretary. T. a (r 'F;NERA.L COUR V of the UNITID A COMPANY of MERCHANTS of trading to the EAST INDIES, held at their House, in Lea lenhall-street, on Thursday, the 2d April, 1812, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, Resolved unanimously, Vat the C tart having perused the Papers laid before them at the last General Court, desire to express the high sense which they entertain of •he great abili y, zeal and fidelity With which the Directors liave maintained tie interest of the East India Cmaapany.• They return them thanks for the powerful and convincing arguments by wh ch they have shelve the danger which would await the British Empire. from opening the Trade of India, and the immense advantages which the Nation has derived in strength, revenue, territory, and cha racter•from the Capital and exertions of this Corporalioit. That although this Court will f: el it their duty on all occasions to bow to the determination of the Legislature, they cannot but observe with extreme concoct', that no proposition is sugz•ested of an increased or further dividend, either now or hereafter, or advantage of any kind whatever, to the Propri:torvef East India Stock, notwithstanding the Negotiatioir for the Renewal of the Charter in 1793, begun with a Proposal for art Inccease of Divi den lot Temper Cent, which Charter opened the Trade, but in a lituitrd and partial tlegtee; ail notwithstanding that while such great and prergresoive advantages have been obtained for the Public at Lfrre, the Proprietors themselves have made little more than Common interest of their money. Tim: now tube ea 11,4 upon to part with an uneefined proportion of a Trade thus established and maintained hitherto at their sole expense, with out any coosideratlon for the same, seems to them to be wholly - Under, these impressions this Court confides to the Hotiourah.e Court of Directors the tare of its Interests in the further negotiation for a new Chatter, trusting to the justice of itheir Yellow-ci , izens, as well al to Irs Majesty's Government and to Parliament, that they shall receive that liberal treatment which 'by regard themselves as so enduently enitled to at the hands of their Country. And that the Directors be rNueste•l to report their proceed from time to time to this Cour: • That this Court cannot contemplate the essential change pro posed in the Constitution of the Compaoy by au unrestrained "Ende to and from India, without great concern and apprehen sion, not so much on account of the isjuiy to welch it will sub ject the Company in their commercial pried ges and profits, as on ac.:ount of the tendency which such a change wino. hive to affect the syrem establi•lied by the Leti-lature for the civil anti political Government of the Convany Terrt ilia' Possessions, whilst it is not at all I.kely to afford to the (7oinnaercial Interes s of this Country the advantages expected from it. Should therefore the Opening • of the Trade to India he the ultimate determination of Parliameirt, flits Court cannot but express Its hope that all due care will be t .ten to accompany the enlargements which shall be given to lotiaviduab in the Indian 'Emile with such Regulatiotai as shall most e ff ectually guard against the dangers to which those enlargements might expose the exisung system of Indian Administration. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. MTVAB OF LONDON FOR 1612. This day - was published, price 6s. as; bound in Red, 'PH E PICTURY, of LONDON for 1 8 I 2, being a -a. fun awl Correa description of the British Metropolis, and . of its vicinity, and a faitiful Guide to all its Curiosities, Aiiittsr tuents, Exhibitions, Viiblte Insititutious, and whatever is remark aillt and deserving.of notice, witri a great variety of useful Tables contaiitin the Ha, kolt-Coach Fares, Lista of streets, Inns, and Coffee-houses, Clniteac , , Public Offices, &c. 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A N ENGLISH CATALOGUE , of DRUGS, —l. specifying their Properties„Doses to Chil4en and AdOlts,tbe proper Vehicles for their U.ie, the Diseases for the Cure of winch they arc employed, and retiil Prices;, to which are added, a de scrietion of the dlferent Medicine and Chemical Te•t Chests, will an enemeradon of their Contents, as adapted to difi rent climates, and Uses; an acrowit of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families the country ; and a collection of Pre scriptions o. the must eminent Physicians and Sur:: oils, transla te., into Engfish, vetch direction and, remarks.—By REECE, BURGESS, and Cis Chemists to her Majesty. 6, his is a very convenient work, and contains in a short con-. pass a great deal of useful medical intormatkne" Critical Rev. August, 1810. Prlee ss. fr boar:ls.—A Practical Trearise on various Specie% of Pulmonary Consumption and Asthma. 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A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and . Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with,explicit Instructions for their management, so as to render thpm white and firm in their socket, and to preserve them from caries, tooth-ache, kr.. By 1. P. Hertz, Surgeon Dentist. " This Work contains much useful information, and we hope It will experience that extensive circulation, to which the imeore fence of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Compendium of Me dicinr, June, 1810 Price so. 64.—An Exposition on the Present Staten( the Pro fession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur. goons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druaists, and Quarks, iseCreat Britain. '1 o which is added, an Analysis of the regular sr tra ding Physician. by Jerenulli Jenkins, Esq. a late Member of the Facuky of Physic. " 'l . his work not only merits the Serious attention of the Mein ken of the British Legislature, to *hank is addeeessd, but (Tory parent that regtzds the health sad lappieess isf himself and 08- spring. The many instances of the Most culpable agllilteofe of the Medical Police., and Impositions poetised lag regular Men :Aid quacks here detailed, reflect Indelible disgrace on the country and cannot failto resider certain madam* characters contemptible even to themselves." . Monthly Compendium of Medicine for May, 1810. Published for Sherwood, Neely, sad Jones, Parerneatemanr, and sold by all Bookaesices In Ibe UaMed Skyktia• • .^ I. \ PRICP SIXPSILCZoIiALITE,MT / tiENSIAL MILirIIAT I HIPta INPIRIIA2/ "OA Thlt SeNsrt r or tilE nl-VIIII,DP9O/4 Patros,Hi, Royal Iliktris di • Pantry. It astalsi. Presidenr, tight I,lo:eevabL trio Mad fitlAK4digo VIC asell Wet NTS/ . • Right Hon. Lord Hena.ker Sir W 1110.101114 ll* MA Right Hon. Lord Mayne Anemia/ • Sir Edward Xnatcglaull, Dart. flantaeritnnenia, Eq. St P. M. P. William Darrow, km/ Sir William Geary, Ent. • I.ihn enaltley Let tom; M.D. •;,-ir Horace Mahn, Pal. Frit:cis C 4ab, • air Itobsrt %% rin', Lir% l a lily, El. Trea Innes Renat Symp. £1 'HE ANNIVERSARY 1)INNLII of the CO- L VERNORS of o.is CHA. II Y, tea b.: huH airthe • don Coffer-I:nwle, on M•inday, the 11 n May neat. - The'Right Hon. Ilse kart of LlVEAPOOL,.Prosidist s io the Chair. ' ' T [WAR Of John Ansley: T. 9. 1 1 / 4 1.1crnian tleor .e SchaLl, Esq. Aidonsie Virdson Birkbt Samta..l lisle, Esq. Fiancis Cobb. jugs 1.. f. Ge Sket...n.„ Esq. . Henry Desibrough, jun. Esq. Thomas Whiphint, Esq. 04 , tnel Elford. Mark M'oo S+4. • Thomas Hap'on, jun. Esq. John Wo..d. Tickets lits. cock, t 3 held of dr? Stew.sr,:s, at the Bar of the London Colic-how-e,and of JusTk lisiabowSecrotarraio. Cannon-street.-.-Dimer on table at Tow , -e.g. FOR nALE, by mai= AUC IJW.,' At the London Ti•ern, Fothole-streee, Pirmasek - air *LW, • the *sib day of May sat, THE SHIP ARNO, GEO. M --AItCUANT late litida• tee, of the • ,'owing dOwnsioi,s, pie register t .1- , Length 81) feet In inches I Illselt 11 fret tat limbs! breadth 93 feet 9 inches Atimeasures IVY tans. She is a well bud!, plain ship, sails lost, and eprries a Tann cargo for the tonnage ;is exuetintgly well found (alea and pre. vis.ons excepted) taken by his Majesirs chip NIIMIX, it itti• charl Seymnur, Bart. Commander, and condemned as Prise. The Schooner ABIGAIL, '1 imotlry Pilsburg late Master, od the following dimensions, per register s Length 66 feet 0 Inches Depth 7 feet 8 inches I Breadth 90 feet 0 inches Admeatures 87 ton Square named, has a woman figvre.head, sails teat, and ear. ries a fair cargo. 'Phis vessel Is neatly new, is also well bead, and in excellent eondition.—Taken by hi. Majesty's ship Nag. nen, and condemned as Prize. 'lite Schooner PAUDENTIA, John Tuck late Mawr. rli• mensiunl per register: Length ot.feet 5 inches I Depth 7 feet 5 Wm, Breadth 17 fret 8 inches A.dmecsures 68 tons. Square sterned, has a high quarter-deck, carries a fair earss , and sails well. ;,.la .! is in good order and well found. Tahoe by his Majesty% ships lieu.' Ponta .and DIVAN and condemned • as Prize. The Schooner SPY. butt In 1809, of the following dimensions Length 77 feet u inches I Depth feet 9 usch v e Breadth ;2 6 Admea.ures 131 Tons. She is a very fay-sailing vessel, co,yer hotfooted, and seer found, particularly calculated tor dispatch. Condemned as prise to his Majesty's ship Bette Punt.;, James Brisbane, Esq. carate, These vessels arc well worthy attention 1 are calculated for get. neral purposes, requiring very little outfit for any voyage, Ines and yrovisions excepted. Fur viewing, apply to the Shipkeepers on board the relpeetive vessels; Of to Messrs. HAWERIt alld bobs, Merchants, Plymouth —where further Information may be obtained ; and 41 th e following, being the remain i ng parts of the CA , gni ; 171 Casks Whale Oil, and It Arno. 16 'foots Campeachy log wood S Barrels Oil, ex Prudentl4 8 . ) Boxes White Harm:malt Sugar • 6 Half do 117 Bags Colfee 23 &irons Ind ;a ta Spy. 18 Bear Skins • loss Herat • JOHN LUECOM:A. Broker. SEVEN IHOUSAND POUNDS. GENTLEMEii, &c. possessed of Incomes arising froni Freehold, Copyhnkl, or Leas e h o ld maim s , Marriage Settlemrots, Church in:ings. of any other Property ; and 1 tra.4ss of respectability, on them Single Aerurttr only, may be supplied with the a hole nr any part of the above Sum at legal Annuity Interest, with liberty to return the principal at the pleasure of the borrowur, and the business completed selthtnot esp.nure or, delay.—Letter. addre• ied (post paid) to Mr. Hemming, No. 24, Saeirle-rnsw, Ludington...net t ~ loysidon. wlO be duly answered, but no personal apoleatina can be in the first instance received. DIStfAiES OF CHILDREN. &e. DALBY's GENUJNE CARMINATIVE is SU. Iberia-. to all other remedies for the wind,porgings,co nvid. Mons, and all those disortlers 111 the stomach dud bowels of in. (ants, which prove fatal to so many uncle{ the age of. two 'ears, • It is okially efficacious in cholies, Guars, and other tioniplaint. is die intes.ines of grown persons. . . • This invaluable C•irdial Med:citie Is pteparr4 by Frances Gell, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Daly, Aputhecary,.he Inventor, who brireatlied to her alone, this propeny, wider his alt, ari may be been in the biU of directions, with various hilts:ices Of succe.s ; and it Is bald only by F. Newbery and song, at torte aarelierses, No. 45, St. Paul's Church- yard, London; And No. en, Darne-street, Dnbila, price Is. Pd. a bottle. but to prevent impobiticitn, observe, Cut the woods ".E. Ntimbeey, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps'. DR. SOTARRELL's (Asitbor of the Mdzonis cf Hersith) ;CONIC POWDERS anal DROPS have bees pre. scribed fox ludigt.stiun and its edicts fur SO years worth astosesking aoccess. • These aZndrablenwdicines, 'ikon jointly, evacuate bile, playas,/ ' and water, give itrestsph to the mime ut digestion. Invigorate the nerves, renters pain and spurn of the stomach, expel wind, pro.. duce an appelite, and correct aciaty. liter also sure dense. of the liver, and those incident to warm cl.mates, or too free N. S.The Powders taken aloft remedy a ct.stive habit, remove obstructions, lessen irritability. dingnia4 heat, carry off fewer, wilt the head-ache, and have alogidar efficacy in renaosing aAs tot its ' fl minatory gout. The Powders Es. ad. or Ca. The Drips Es. 9d. or Os. sold at the late Tim's, Royal Exchange; atilt-, 9t;9, High-street, rough; Mitchell, 9. Charles-street, Soto- square ; and the Pro. pristor Oran Soho-square), 39, Charlton -street, SOIUeTS Pores also by alt the wit:lesale Venders to London. 'V Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ansplo.dias count. HEUMATittidS, PALSILS, AND GOUTY • AFFECTIONS, with their usual contosoltants. Spa+uts, et flying Pants; Flatuktcy, hadigest<ou and genesal DeWitt' (ado riming in /whatever source) , are rd.rved and frequently owed by WIN rEHEAD's Foisl../ICE of MUt CARD riu.s, atter every other weans bad tailed. The FLUID Esstucs. or Musraai (sod wi h the inn., in • ebose contralti!. where necessary) is perbups -the molt active, • penetrating, and effectual remedy In the world. jenetally tonne ' the severest SPRAINS and Xi( Ul iES in lest thy belt the tin* ousidly taken by Opodsidoc, Arquebusade, or any other &Anis meat or Embrocation; and If uied immediately aittr say hes cider. it prevents the pan tunics black. Wal I MEAD'S FAVIVaLY CERATE, i t equally earac•out ti.r all ilt-coutlitiorod dotes. Sort Lip. :•:ortintic Eruptions, Expiates, Pina;ies, Klursprt4 Shingles lireskings out ou tlu Face. Nose , hays, and liyelida , Usti andi Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours it teen Skscripdon. Prepared only, ad sold by IL Johnston, Apothecary, MP. 14 Greek-street, *oho, London. The Essence aid Pi/Jit at i l i t e r g t • ash; the Caste at is. lid. and Is. 9d. Sold by every" NI Vomits ba the United Kingdom. _s ° .11i, Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with die wind& labantai tainted to it. • .. .. e . ••••, 4• 5 . ; .. -1. : : ••• . • • • •Ip