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To which will be added the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murtoch Dclany, Mr. WEBB. TMs Evening—King Lear ; with Harlequin Pedlar. On Thursday will be acted, for the first time, a New Comedy, in Fire Acts, called Hems so- Tease, and How to Please. The. Prologue and Epilogue to be spoken by Mr. Joists and Mrs. H. Johnston. Places fur the Boxes tote taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Box-Office, in prinex's Place. Hart-street, from ten till tour. EAsnrinnyi *OUSE, Marta 111, lilt THE COURT of DIRECTORS of thi UNTIED comPANre MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trai t to Me EAST INDIES, do hereby gigs notice, That at the Quarterly General Court of die said Compsny , kalppointed to be held on Wednesday, the 28th Instant, the follow. fag unanimout Resolution of the Court of Directors of this day, Will be reported to the General Court agreeably to the Acts of the 99th and oad of his present Majesty, Cap. 89 and 63, via. That this Court have every reason to believe that all the " Persons who were on board the ship Lord Nelson at the time 4( of her loss, have perished, and that the occasion and circums " stances relating to her loss, are wholly unknown, and there. " fore that there is an impossibility of enquiring satisfactorilg " into the loss of the said ship, and that this Court are fully sap. " tisfied that the ship-was stored in a sugielent manner at her " outfit for her voyage, and that consequently no Um= can " attach to the Owners ; and that from the experience and ability " of the Commander and Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred " that no blame attaches to them." . WILLIAM leA.111; sAr, Sa. NV.V cniuturcirt, 141 Alt. litietwm. • • M R T. S. EVANS; late Tea c her of Mathematic sl -' l . In the Royal Millar Academy, WoolWleh, emstinuei to U QUiILIFY YOUNG GENTLEMEN deviApeed for Admission lino that Institution ; the Poyal.Marile Collins at Marlow.. the East-India Company's Service. ..1 _ _ . •-± - - - • s W . n. 1 45214105. • • 1 . 1 On !rani, do XII* et i 810, Eleven eClock in thi; ; ' - forenoon, 1 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS. lit. PR1T41.711 1014 .A.bont 216 Gallons Geneva $ Lild lll l l lllllllllll. iritte Rad like. The Goods to a tamed ( 4 1 ose .turning at Twenty4ve per Cent. Deposit will bt VW 1 rhibiß.D . ' • . This day were published, bi,Failseap, POEMS.-By MARY RUSSEL I3ERTRAM HOUSE. • Tretna parlando, e I detti • - Fa tronehl ed itnperfetti.—Mmuut. Painted for Lon:luso, Hunt, Rees aad Orme, Paturisostur-cow l MISS PORTER'S NSW NOVEL This Volumes, 1 Snip. ROMANCE.— TO BE SOLD : BY AUCTION; At die Custom-House, Newhaven, on Wednesday. the 28th day of Adarch, 1810, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, prelistly, J tis sundry Lots. Tit E FOLLOWING, GOODS, vi. roe risvwra IRIE Offtr• About 377 Gallons Dew cir *Galena Geneva. In Ditto Red Wine. Alastlwo Anchors and one Samples of the Above Goods may be seen at the CustonAonse thelaornine tithe day of Sale. % ft 2. Twenty-five per Cent. Deposit will be required. This day was published, lo live liolua price £1 ifs. boards, g r E scorrisH CHIEFS, a iti By MISS JANE PORTER. Of " Thaddeus of Wallow," sod " Rer -- sy Sidoe"Aphowisans.~ Noted for Loaguniui, Hots% arsii 110d•Orme,' Thia.day Was pufildied. l!atairir artfa .?at4046411P... ThiLdai lip pl Michel • fiVE OtJINEAS REWARD. 0 ST, by a Gentleman, a BLACK MOkOCCO . 11 -A POCKET-BOOK, containing a Note of Hand, for £4GB, drawn by Samuel Wilmat, Bristol, payable to the order of Jacob Giddius Hitchcock, dated the Ist of January, 1010, at Six Mitiths after date—Also a Note of Hand drawn by George Willis, at Sixty-five Days date, and Indorsed by Watts. for Al 7. 17s.—with sundry o ther Memorandums. Payment of the above Bills being stopped, can be of au use but to the owner. Whoever will bring the same to Mcyler and Son, Printers, Bath, shall -receive the . abuve 'reward. Handsomely printed in Oc;iths, ttnd illustrated with ten quarto Plates, price 9s. in boardp, la with Plates coloured f ins. boards, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF CRYPTOGA%IOUS PLANTS, is Letters. By KVIZT SPP '" '-' EL, D.M. Protractor ilutarty at Halle, Sm. the" oiitrOm Roust; pOliTsmcitrilt Op Thursday March 429, lain, at Ten &Clock hi the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUauc . SALg. at this Ogee, T'HE UNDER-MEN ZONED GOODS, the same having been seized and legally enntienmed Artificial Rowers, Lace, Silk, Cotton, and Worsted Stockings, Fratkers, Stuffed Birds, Ring, Purse, Broach, Mat, Skins, Pie. cure, Shells, Beads, Books, Shawls, Tippets, Otto of Roses, Bal. sant, Sweetmeats, Pickles, Arrnw Root, Castor Oil, Soap, Candles, Raisins, Anchovies, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Chocolate, Tamarinds, Wine, Rein, Brandy, Canvas, Handspikes, Capstan Bars, Spans, Oars, Oar Rafters, Timber, Tar, etc. &c. Also, for Exportation, Silk Shawls, Silk Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &c. Etc. Al4o, some Old Sails, Rigging, and Hawser, of the Cotters, Which may be vices eil in `oBlce Hours, three days before the Sale, on application to the Warehouse-keeper. LAsr WEEK BUT TWO. ORATORIOS. NEW THEATREAROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDArand FRIDAY NEXT, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION an which Madame" ATALAII iutroduee " Angels ever bright and fair," Hope told a Battering tale," and the Bra vur " Griesielia Couragio, (accompanied on the Violin by Mr. Ashley); and Mr. BIMIAM " Oft on a Plat," " Ye gloomy Cats," and " On this cold 11:nty Rock," (from the Opera of Kale), and " The Death of Abercrombie." With several favourite Choruses from Acis and Galatea, Atbalia, Jephdta, Judas Macchabxus, Creation, Redemption, Etc. Principal Performers : Madame CATALAN!, Miss GRIG [JETT!, Miss BOLTON, And Mrs. BLAND. Mr. lIRAHAM, Mr. CO.'S, M . . PYNE, Mr. W. TAYLOR, And Mr. BPLLAMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. To commence at Seven precisely. The whole under the Direction of Messrs. ASHLEYI. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. BawesoN, at the Box °Mee in Prinee's-Plaee, Hart-street. _ . Translated Croon , German. . Printed for J. White and Ca. Horace 's Brad , Fleet-street. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Bridge ltai, Newhaven, Sussex b on Thursday, the 29th o March, 14)0, at Twelve u'Clock precisely, (on account of the Underwriters,) 'THE remarkably Strong-built Brig the GRACES, with brr lower %fasts, lowtr Rigging, and Bowspi it, bulk for private use, at Chepstow, in 1803. Measures by Rrgistet about 162 Ton., is web know., as a regular Belfast armed trader, James CA UGH IN late Commander. Sails remarkably fast, and shifts without bJlast. To be taken as she now lies, in the Har bour of Newhaven, having sustained but little injury, wises driven on shore by five French privateers, near Beachy•Litad. Immediately afterwards will be Sold in Lets, . An her Anchors, Cables, Sails, and other Stores, brought from Burling to Newhaven, which are in good condition ; and, with the Btig, are well worth the attention of Merchants in the Medi terranean, Brazil, and other Trades. Catalogues will be timely delivered by • Mr. Talker, at New. haven • Mr. Hudson, BorlingAnuse; Messrs. A. and Ogdby, Abchurch-Yard; and M. P. Touray, No. 33, Great St. Helen s,' London. This day were publi-hed, in BTo. price 61 boards. PREPARATORY STUDIES for POLITICAL REFORMERS.—Contents:—Study, 1. Political Constitu tions i • S. Metaphysics; 3. Analogies ; 4. General Opinions of Po litical Constitutions ; 5. Kings; 6. Church; 7. Nobles; 8. Repre sentation of the People; 9. P.irties ; 10. The Press; 11. 'flit Prince. London : i'rinted for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge -street. I.IRANSCOMB and CO. No. 37, CoaNttiLL ; No. ll 98, HATUAREZT ; No. 11, HD1.11011217 ; and No. 469, STRAND. With their usual good fortune, Sold in last Lottery, in 78 Shares, N 0.3,734 £20,000 In previous Lottery No. 2, 8 .. . £20,000 5,000 383 1,0140 3sf SOS ... is —. 2,500 3of SOO ... is ... 1,500 betas Shares of almost every Capital therein; besides in last Tear (1809), Siz of £20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of 8250,000, Are now selling Tickets and Shares its the New Lottery, to be Drawn 8:h JUNE, in which these are Your Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which mar praises lea Ticket ..Cloo,ouo ; and to aSistemtl, upward' of Xll.OOO •• • The Public will please to &sieve, DR ANSCOM I I and Co. sold tie first and 124 of Prizes so givi.n, which produced to the fortunatz Holders £30,000; the Brit £20,000; the last £25,000, and only s;0,000 Prize ever shared. - . This (lay were published, price 2s. j `CVO LETTERS : The first containing some 1. Remarks on the Meeting held November S, 18)9, to cele-1 brate the acquittal of Messrs. Hardy, J. H. Tooke. Thelwall. and others, in November 1794; with an Abstract of the Facts proved on those Tri.ds ; and also of the Confession of J. Watt, executed at Edinbarsh for High Treason in October 1794--The second containing a short comparative Sketch of our practical Con stitution in ancient times and the present, with some Observa tions on certain Assertions made by modem Reformers. By a FREEHOLDER of CORNWALL.. Printed for J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. This day was published, in Br°. price 7s. By C. and R. Balilvf.ll, New Bridge-street, N ACCOUNT of the BRITISH, SETTLE MENT of HONDURAS ; being a brief View of its Com mercial and Agricultural Resources, Soil, Climate, Natural His tory, &c. with a Map. To which are add?d, Sketches of the Manners and Customs of the Mosquito Indians, preceded by the Journal of a Voyage to the Mosquito Shore. By CAPTAIN HENDERSON, Of his Majesty's 6th West India Regiment. . 4,654 ... ... READING, BERKS.—To HATTERSoIte.-I.EASE, STOCK IN TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 45c.c To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. GIBBONS, On the Premises, the Market-Place Reading, Berkshire, en Thursday, March 49, at Eleven o'Clock, by direction of the Assignees, AN AGREEMENT for the term of Eight Years for the desirable PREM'SES, lately repaired, situated in the Market-Place, at a low rent ; the neat and genteel House• hold Furhiture, Stock in Trade, Shop Futtures, &c. of Mr. 'l s hes mac Rutlidge, Hatter, a Bankrupt ; comprising Men's, Buys, and Ladies Hats and Bonnets, Leather Caps, Silk, Leghorn, and Chip Hats, Gloves, &c. To be viewed the Wednesday predediag the Sale, when Cata logues and Particulars may be had at the Red Lion, Maidenhead?• at the King's Arms, Twiforti ; and of Mr. Gibbons, Bucklers bury, Cheapside. Dedicated, with permission, to the Royal Society. Just published, complete in 18 VoLs. 4to. THE PHILOSOPHICAL TIZANSACTI .„ from their commencement in 1665 to Ititin inclusive ; with Notes, Biographic Illustrations, and a copious Index, abridged by bi. Charles Hutton, Dr. George Shaw, Dr. Richard Pearson. Price in boards, on Demy Paper X3B. 61. 6d. on Royal Paper L 6.5. 141. LAST 1.01 - ITRY, 14th February, 1810. 1 Prize of X 20,000 5,0:X) 7 1,000 3 01.01•11 SGO LATE LO ri•Etty, 20th Octubcr,lso9. I Prizes .if ,E 20,000 1 , 5,000 S ---. 1,000 500 . -- ••• This Work may still be taken in detached Parts or Vo lumes, to suit the convenienc2 of the Purchaser. • London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. Just Published, by C. and R. Ballwin, New Bridge-street. Complete in One elegant Pocket Volume, price ios. 6d. boards, 'I'HE Sunday Lessons for Morning and Evening, Service throughout the Year, with those for Christmas aad Good Friday ; with Notes. By STEPHEN WESTON, B.D. F.R.S. A.S. 12 Capitals. I $ Capitals. DlSHsola the above TWENTY CAPITAL PR!ZES to the Two last Lotteries, In Shares, at No 4, CORNHII.I., and No. 9, CLIAItING•CROSS ; Where Tkkas And Shares are selling for the NEW LO I'ER Y. to be drawn the sth of June. The Scheme is the saute tht: last, bLt the Contractor makes a free Gift of "l'uis day were published, price 6s. in boards, CRITICAL REMARKS ON DETACHED N.A PASSAGES of the NEW TESTAMENT, particularly the REVELATION of ST. .101-IN. ••• Part Il.tontaining the whole of the New Tebament, with a Table pointing o❑t the second Lessons for eac'i Day, mar be lea :1 Eel a- a el, Ivi e CF. 6d. bi area. The Work complete, tray be procured xi varlous bindings to match• th! Collinill Prayer lionia, to which it is intended as a Companion. • By the late FRENCH LAURENCE, L.L.D. M.O. Profes,or of Civil Law in the University of Oxford, Sec. &e. Oxford: At the University Press, tor 1. Parker; auel Messrs. akviLiiton and J. Hatchard, London, • Where may b.. had, lately published, .1. A Sermon on Singul:trity and Exces. in Philological Specu lation. By Rickard Lawretic ; prise FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS to :Le Holder of the First-drawn Wise above £l5, by which a aingie Ticket may pin the blunt:not sum of £lOO,OOO, and a .C6COO. _ 2. A Di.sertation uewt the Liges.of St. John, by the same price 3s. . . Schemes, with particulars, gratis ; and the fortunate holders of any thanes of the above 'i'veenty Capital Prizes, may receive the money nu demand, or etchaose their Prizes for Tickers and Shares in the New Lottery, at • No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. xrEw STATE LOTTERY—AiI to be Dniwn WI JUNE, 1810. The Thoullai fisiers, Four Tickets et tad Number. TRY SCIIEMZ CONTAINS i P.izis 0? X 2.0,000 4 Prizes of aespoo 11 ......... 1 000 i so ... ... ... 500 20 Ste... &c. &c. • 5,(v.)n prizes amounting to £lOO,OOO, AND biOUR EX URA DENErrrs, 11 klittion to the Monti Prisks, consisting of Four Packet: of One liuntlre.l 'rickets each; by which improved mode of adven- Cure. th. Purthioer of a single 'Ticket obtains the chance of gain- IN On, }kindred Thossand Pounds ; by an Half, a Quarter, or at; LiAhtli, in proportion, acts a Sixteenth may gain Six Thousand Kea: aad Upward% - The Tickets and Shares are um Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. BANK BUILDINGS, CO l iNkia , los. And be la the Gate of the King's Mews,-Charing-Cruss, _ Who Sold and Sh are d i n t h e last Stu* Lottery, Two of the Four Prizes of ... ... ... '... , 0,0r0 !1:J. 3 ,734 B. .' • 20,00 C n .- o. 2,734 D. ••• ••• .. 20,000 . '-rki 33 4 D. XI 000--29511 B. 44000-3,438 C. X5OO. _ • * Person ; who setib toe particular Numbers should make lady ail'acanon, to prevent disappointment. PUBLIC CHARITIES. day were publiihe4, in one Volume, price Ws. in boards, Med.ceted, by permission.. to thofel : 1 E PUBLIC 'CHARITIES OF LONDON, Dri na an Account of duck HOSIONe and PRE " 141 s TATE s clraied aluitabetieMy'indet rignottlinations of M . I A ~ s-HOUSES, • 'ENS:IBMS, SCHOOLS, and' IISCS.I.LANEOOE CHARITIES. , Ey ANT,.II>IGIIMORE, Esq. tither of the Lao o, Mertmain and Charitable Uses, &c. I'4b rit Chattirs of the Mb& 'Metropolis have always !,!"ttioed it s b r i gh t est Ornadion tg, and highly honourable me et:at-atter of the Nation ; yet till the present work the' e not eo n any detailed view of their History and Earabli.li 3't• Besides gratiiiing curiosity, the work will also, it is to hoped, be th e means a rescuin g some Godlike Designs 'from nit t and decay consequent on obscurity, of exciting ro ds other sthemur.iiitet. ce of herevolent Persons, and of hold 'P rge, the %vb.-A?. a. obj ec .. o f example and imitation to the nation fcr Ri Aito en P Buois e ll"..nittara, Briti s -e-street, and to be 11.4 This day was published, By C. an I R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street, in Octavo. A Second Journey in Spain, in the Spring of 1809; from Lisbon, through the Western Skirts of the Sierra Mo rena, to Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, and Gibraltar; and thence to Tetuan and Tangiers : with Plates, containing 24 Fi- gures illustrative of the Costume and Manners of the Inhabitants of several of the Spanish Provinces. By ROBERT SEMPLE. '•• A second Edition of Mr. Semple's former Journey, with a Map of the Peninsula, and a Sparish Po•• Guide, may be had in 2 vols. price 12s. This day was published, Handsomely printed in seven volumes Sao. and an eighth in quarto, containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins, illustra dee of the Geo. ' :,aphy and Antiquities of Ancient Greece, a New Edition, being the Fourth, price £4. 4s. boards, of rii`HE TRAVELS of ANACHARSIS the Younger, in GREECE, during the Middle of the Fourth Century, before the Christian /Era ; translated from the French of the late Abbe Barthelemy. 'l'o which are prefixod Memoirs of the Life of J. I. Barthelemy, written by himself, in 1792 and 1793 ; with a Portrait of the Author. „•. This Edition has been carefully revised and corrected by the last Paris Edition, published from a Copy, in which the lase Abbe Barthelemy had made numerous Corrections and A.dcli.:utts, with his own hand. N. B. Afew Copies are printed on Superfine RDyal Paper, and will be sold, with Proof impressions of the Plates and Maps, price £6. As boards. Printed for J. Mawrnan, T. Payne, G. Robinson, Cadet! and Davies, Longman, Hurst, Rces, and Orme, I. and A. Arch, John Ricsarclion, ?Ames Richardson, Lackington, Albin, and Co. and I. Johnson and Co. On the Ist of May will be published, price ss. 6d. Number XXIII. which commences the 6th Volume of THE RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL DBCOVERIES ; containing a critical icesitat of every fact and discovery' In Arts and Science that has Weir amide public during the preceding three months. Printed for W. H. Wyatt, agent.for obtaining patents for in ventions, Picket-street, 'rem* Bar, and sold by all Booksellers. 01 whom may be had complete Setts of this Work, in 5 Vo lumes, price Ls. IS,. in boards. Also just published in 1 vok 4to. embellished with 14 highly finished Engravings, price ael. I is. 6d. A Dascstirrivit and HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of VARIOUS PA LACLS and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, English and Foreign, with Biographical Notices of their Founders or Builders, and other ealinent Persons. By James Norris B rewer . Also just published, in 1 vol. royal lanso, price Pa. The LADIES TOILIT, a work pointing out to women whatever tends to promote, and warning them of what is iarailiOns to health and beauty, containing Directions for Drawing with tate 04-111gracerend receipts for Paltering an the best end slog hervilosseimbetke proper far a Lady's use, J • • •• { J • •.• •1. • - Tits san Eo* Lisp i to u the tett e to the Lid ne niot. be ho c the n r r►ads In g tit ,a rg l'ril MADNE.S3 THE RAGE. This day wa• published, in it Vos.l2tno. price gs. MADNESS the RAGE ; MEIVIOIRS of a MAN without a NAME. This is an original work, Lletuliug truth, satire, and novelty. 'The incidents will strongly interest the m.is of novel readers and the deductions render it not unworthy the auentlon of the man of talents and let,ers. Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and 'l'. Gillet, Crown-court, sleet-street. Speedily will be publleht.d, in 3 vols. I2mo. Th• ATTSTEItics of the Yuassr. By Miss Mary Houghton. NEW PUBLICA I'IONS. r rHE BOOKSELLERS are hereby inforrned, tktt A the following nevi Works were this day in course of general delivery 1. Voyages and Travels, 28 vols. - -. £8 8 0 2. Cook's Voyages, 7 vols. - - - 2 2 0 3. Thornton's4ul Bewick's Herbal, royal paper 2 2 0 4. Ditto, dolly - ' - - 111 6 5. Chantberlean's Instructions to young Of f icers 0 5 0 6. Levizac's French and English Dictionary - 012 0 7. Mortimer's Dictionary of Trade and Commerce 1 5 0 8. Modern Voyages and Travels, the 10th volume 015 0 9. Morrison's Book-keeping - - 0 7 e 10. Picture of London, 1810 • • 0 5 0 11. Pie's Northamptonshire . - - 0 8 0 12. Moral Tales, 4 vols. - . - - 0 10 6 13. Rundell's Grammar of Sacred History - 0 S 6 No. 6, Brit to-stmt, February 12, 1810. W HEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and effectual method of treating ,a few reigning Diseases, the success- RUMOURS OF TREASON ! ! ! ful result of their experience is the bast proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, being r egu l ar ly e d ucate d i n Circumstancet connected with the elucidaien of matters con every branch of their profession (certificates of which from dif tamed in this important Pamphlet, having for some time de_ every hospitals: and testimonials from th e m os t em i nen t Physl layed appearance; Gillet can at length assure the P u bli c , clans, they have to convince any inquirer), w e r e induc e d to ma k e tl.at on Thursday Morning next, will be ready for d e livery, price the treatment of a few prevalent Diseases the object of th e i r par ticular study, and continue to confine their attention to th e curs RUMOURS OF 'TREASON ! ! ! - nits Pam. of a Certain Disorder t f o ri l a t uently contracted in a moment of int phiet will contain all the mysterious Paragraph s w hi c h h ave b r i ety, as a l so i ts coi ants, whether recent, or of long dun lately appeared under the eillemmilider of Important lntelli tion ; which by theft unproved plan of treatment are speedily and gence--Awful 9.-cret—.sod nein appallations calculated to excite effectuany remcnied. They ado affirm that they have been "natty Curiosity and Alarm. It will site a fun and intelligible Meaning successful in renovating the System, when deranged either by in.. Of their darkest and most suithiguous Passages. It offers an Ex- temperance, long residence iu warm climates, or a secret dearer planation elf the Arch Juggler, and solves the enigmatical Allusions five habit which reduces its votaries to a mineable state of debility, that were shade on the late Trial. It traces the motives which Manyyeers experience in this exclusive branch of the profession his led to the Duke of York's Investigation s and elucidates, in tie enabled them, by a soPedoe mode of treatment, even in deplore. most Batisfaanry manner, rosily circumstances of an highly in- ble and complieeted cases, .where the general practitioner has teresting and portentous nature, encompassing the Destruction of failed, to ensure to the patient a restoration to sound and vigorous the Empire itself!!! h —Messrs. Gass and Co. may be coaradtad daily, by tiler Printed and pablisbed by Oillst, Crown-court, nest-arms; I sex . th secrecy, d e licacy. and h onour , or by letter and sold by elk lloukokliers. • soli a Baal' acite..—Nts. 1; Boa • ' •• • • .• • . .• ••.• . . . .` ••••• • ••• r•to. - '• • • - •••!•'• , - ~4 • • • -P.1.4' • ' ' • . . . . - LUNDY FOOl 4 B IRISti SNUFF. LUNDY FOOT and Co. it{ order to obviate the difficulties which those hi tbel'obacco Trade have hitherto experienced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg leave to inform them and cie Publican general, that they have opened a Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said Article may be had, and where they are now taking order,. And as It is their present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof, and not to interfere with any other article of said Trade, they moat earnestly request that those who may honour theta with their commands, will retail it as received from them iu its original purity, being deterntine,l to afford the most liberal encourage ment to those who buy to sell again. Several Cases of Snuff have just arrived at No. 50, Leicestee square. DR. FitEEMAN'S GU rrA sALuTARIb. 'THE value of this Infallible Medicine has beea 10 long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear • competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates front the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimablaDrops have proved their claim to public approbation for nu re than 30 years. In all the debility of both sexes, they prov- a never failing restorative, whether the debility , is produced by too free Use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroae. T hey cannot he recommended too strongly to those who will re• ceive a safe. speedy, and complete - are in old stubborn Gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladderand organs of urine. By to efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had been deprived of that happiness. 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