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OW ." U, . .. - -,Z—•?,, -1:,;;"<.?.\ . /...?, . ,-...,T.' - ‘,7-.1.5. .I.:::. 714; 4<5... :•',- .4,- I . • 1 .E., - &LAI, ..., " ,z , t , •,:t ) .„,.......: , • ~ . .k.": ,. 4 : , -ci , • - ---' i:.-)i ..--.1'.4: . / . - • . s ..:. . C . ' "4 - e rik r. o 6 .-- ÷ . -- f:ii ir .... ._ _...,,,,,,,v,. . 44.% _. ..,,._ . : - •w'~.~ NIJAIBER 4466 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1803. PRICE SIX-PENCE. L THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NE X T, APRIL 1803, will be prefented the New Comedy, called JOHN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. After which will be prefented, comprefied into One Part, THE DIVERTISEMENT, AND A MASQUERADE. e a^d Gentlemen who have not yet been able to obtain 7'1.,.‘ • for the new and very ponular Comedy of John Bull, are acquainted it wilLbe performed every nigh , next ..na on fuefday, Thurfday, Friday, and Saturday in .:fe following week. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE. Under the Patron.,gs: of thelr Royal Hiqhnelies the Pitmen Of WALES and Dui' of 101 M. ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL ii, 0103. and every livening during the Holiday Week ON IT. a ill be prefented .n buli•n Ballet of Aelinn (never performed) c..tvpofed by Monf. St. Pierre. with New Mufic , (the Accom paniments by Mr.Lawanee), Scenery, Dreffa, and Decora tions, called ZELICO Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS. • In width Moor. ST. PIERRE and Miff JENKINSON, from the King's Theatre, Haymarket; and Madame VOLANCE, from the Opera, Berlin, will make their brit appearance. immediately after which, alto never performed, a New Hu- Icqulnade, with molt extenfive Scenery and Machinery, un common Mechanical Changes, Magical Tricks, Ste. called SILVER STAR I Or, THE MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT. Delineating, in 'rwenty-three entirely New Seems, various ex traordinary Adventures of the motley Hero, and hair. breadth clears of his purfuers. The Somery &filmed by ilr.Crieve, and executed by him, Mr. Smith, and AlSRaets. —The Recitative and Soup by Mr. Upton—The Mahe competed by Mr. Imwreneo—The Tricks and Properties by Mr. Readied,. And the whole invented and produced by Mr. AITLILY, fun. In the coati of the Evening, an entire New Song, written by . Nlr. Upton, and to IN: tune by Mr. lone/mos% elled 6 , JO! IN BULL, and the Bngiiib Coußitution." Mr. AST LEY, pm. has the honour to announce, that he has ! engaged (for a far weeks pisolous to their inten ded excurfion to Pant), that celebrated Horfetren, Meth. SAII*TH and CROSSMAN. Wbo will, with th4r Troop G Equeftrians, go through va rious unpsrs idled Feat! of HORSEMANSHIP. The Vert of the Clown by Mr. Croffman. The whole to conclude with (for Six Nights ally) previous to the French Company's departure for Buis, a Grand Spec tack. in Three Adis, as reprefented at Paris, called THE FEMALE HUSSAR; Or, THE HEROIC SERJEANT. The Principal C tar!eiera by the Prerieb Conroy, who re- caved fuch unbounded applaufe lift fc:afon. Donn to be °paned at half pal/ ltve ; to begin at half paft Az o'clock. --- Boxes ea Second Price sa. Pit u Second Price as. Icry ts. Sccond Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half Pall Eight Cp A change of Entertainmeatta will take place oat Monday the illth ••• Mrs. Wybraw will make her ilrit appearance at this Theatre in a aw days. SADLER's WELLS. Under the Patronage of his Royal Reath the Duca at *Catat ince. The Public are refpodtfully infonned that this Theatre having bees transient, dto NLW PROPRIETORS; has undergone a thorough Alteration. been materially improtel, decorated in a kW entirely new, and WILL OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL it, aos, With a New MEW Prelude called NEW BROOMS. Mock al Charaeters, Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. Smith (his Mt Ap. Jaarsoce here), Maiter Menage (his fiat Appearance), Mr. cobs (his Ara Appearance), and Mr. Dials, Milt Smith, and Mrs. Davis. After which a new Serb Comic Pantomime called JACK THE GIANT KILLER. Prindprl C.haraders, Mr. Bologra, jun. Mr. Grimaldi, Mafirr Mcoar,Signor, 13c1z . oni (his Brit Appearance in England). and laid. Si. Amand. to the cuticle of the Piece various Combats by Merry. &lora, Sun. Grimaldi, Sze. a Coultas llaaccaompoted br Mr. 80. jun. A new Barletta Spethele called EDWARD AND SUSAN. Otineipal Clur..Acrs, Mr. King (his firft Appearance here thc;"c. five Y ars), Mr. Smith, Mr. TOWNSEND. Late of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. (His deft Appearance at this Theatre), and Mrs. C. Di din. In the mark o: the Piece an incidental Ballet (cr paled by kir. King.) la 'which Mr. King and Mad. St. Autand, will Dance a Pas Dnai, ace mpanied on the Ilarp.—Mr. L. 80. ben', and Mr. Banks, will Dance a Camic Pas L/etax, ac companicd on the Union Pipes, by Mr. titzeustuiee (Meal Appearance in London), and Mlis Gayton, Pupil of Mr. Jack. fyn. Lug of Covent Garden Theatre, only 9 Years of Age, will Dance a Hornpipe, with a Skipping Rope (her Brit Appear ance in Public). Signor GIOVANNI BAPTISTA BELZONI, the Patagonian Sampfon. will prdent moft extraordinary Sr:dawns of the OYMNAsTIC Art, perfeetly Foreign to any fanner Ex hibition (his Brit Appearance in England). The Evening's Ematainments to conclude witha new Conde PILDOOOIIIIIC called FIRE AND SPIRIT; Or, A HOLIDAY HARLE(WIN, Poelading among other Views, the following Scenes of Ho lt. day Refort, u s. Chalk Faren--Horns at Kennington—Pad dington Canal and Page Boat—sHornfey Wet Docks--Richtnoud Hill and recnvich Park and Hidpital, dte.—beglintiag with thc of Spring, and concluding with a Magical CATARACT. Harlequin, Mr. King; Clown, Mr.Ciprhini (his ant Appear ance at this Theatre); Pantalcon,,Mr. Hartlsod ; Marquis, Mr. Powers; CM Woman, Mr. Smith ; rind Coltman/se, Mad. St. Amand ; oiler numerous Charm:Ben Incidental to Pantomime, by the td! o( the Company. The Entert;ininents, Mu6c, Scenery, Dram, and Decors. *ions. ut the Evening entirely new.—l.caocr of the Band Mr. are.—Tbe Prelude. aurietta, Sprascle, Sena Comic, and r:ornic Pantomime, written, Invented, and !reduced by Mr. C. Dibdin, Jan the Overture and Mute compared by Mr. Recre, who fuperintends the Mulical department., and will yr, fide at the Piano Fortc.—Tbe Scenery and Decorations de timed by Mr. Andrews, and painted by him with 'Milani' ; -be Maeblmery executed by Mr. Garland. thc Desires h Mr. tanythks, Mrs. Roisinfon, and Alliikanca—lbe 'theatre will Se entirely lighted with Wax. The Pantie are rerpeafully informed that any Pcr(on ad miktcd to the Performance, en paying r.. only will merit! a Pint of White or Red Feacign (INADULTE.RA*I ED WINE, which manor the New Proprietors have revived for the ac. own/oda:Mgr of the Public, as ttMc7 will lak confides - ably wpm every Fir"( Wine them confurned._ boze.42.—Pit Is •thincfy la Doan to be opened at Half p..ft five. t . O begin at Half psi Sit; Places to be kept till Sevem—fibers for the Bnfct may be taken of Mr. DeCieve. at the Box Dice of the Wens every :by from tt till I, who will give coati lobernation to the ✓epeated log.dries f,.r free Adunikom for the team ortfy after the op.tung. the Pr3pektow scan to glee a Isl l . r, the peAts nf %which will he Waiv! toward' I t • ;. bfairion tor the BEAUTY of r • as dratilal in akw Daya. ROYAL CIRCUS. The Public are vefpeafully Informed, the above Place of Amufement, with improved Accommodations, and entire new Decorations, will open ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 14 1803, When wi I be prefented a grand Difplay of HORSEMANSHIP, By a Troop of molt Capital Horfanen, augmented by the Acquifition of Mr. M•Lcan, the Youthful Highlander, whofe undaunted manner of doing. and fuperior &ill, have obtained him the Appellation of the Intrepid cLucftrian ! r.tittetu Clown to the Horfemanlhip Mr. Porter. After which ( t R time) an occalional Lyrical Addrets, in the Charader of PADDY BOLL in his POTATOE GARDEN, will be lung by Mr. Hardinge, the Gentleman who recently performed Major O'Flaberty at the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane. being his Set appearance on this Stage. And with entire new Sentery4Machimry, Dreftes, and Decorations, (for the firit Time) will be pref. nt cd A New Spicndii Comic Pantomime, called THE RIVAL STATUES; Or, HARLEQUIN HUMOURIST. The Mune emnpored, wit i an entire new Overture, by Mr. Sandcrfon. The Scenery of the Pantomime, and Decorations of the Theatre, defigned by Mr. Greenwood, and executed by him, Mars. Marehbanks, Clarke, Blackmore, Merrick, and Affißants. The Machinery, Pantomindeal Tricks, dcc. in vented by Meitra. Honour, Male, Collet, der. and executed under the role direction of Mr. Honour. The Drawings of the Drelies defigned by Mr. Roberts, and executed under the Di. reckon of Mr. R. Hodfon, and Mr.. Davis (late M if. Williams.) The incidental Dances by Mr. Montgomery. The whole of the Stage Performance invented, written, and produced by Mr. Crofs. In the courfe of the Pantomime will he introduced the fol lowing New Scenes :—An Enchanted Wood—The Palace of Spleen—Avenue of P. Ims, and Spleen's Hypochondriacal Cell —NeWark Cagle and Bridge, Nottinghamfhire--ExtCrior and Interior of Dirty Waretioufe in Leadenhall-ftreet—Paftry Conks on Twelfth Day—Teignmouth Caftle...Eiterior and Interior Wrekin Tavern—Expeririutral Laboratory, in which is introduced ceatic Specimens of Tooth-Drawing, Eledtriciry, and Galv.mifin—View of Chefter ; of Nonhamp ton Crofs ; and the Well of St. Keyoc, in Cornwall. in the Farith of St. Neat's; the reputbd virtue of the Water is this, that whether hufband or wife come flrft to drink thereof, they get the Mager thereby—St. James's Gate—The Cußom-houre —Allegorical Maritime View—A Cavern by Moonlight, and Splendid Terraqueous Paradife, confecrated to the Releafe of Spleen-enchanted Statues. In the courfe of the Performance a New Ballad, called, The Village Maid," by Mr. Broadhurft. Previous to which, for the 99th time, with new and improved Scenery, Machinery, Oran, and Decorations, the popular Grand Ballet, in Two Parts, combining, Song, Dance, and Aclion, and founded on Hiftorical Fads, written by Mr. Grids, called, 'I'HE FATAL PREDICTION; Or, MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN. In which Mils Simms will pet form the charader of Sigurtha, for tie firft time. This Same asd Coffee Room have been much improved.— A new Fruitery is added; and Ice Creams, Orgeat, Lemonade, Confectionary, Tea, Coffee, the choiceft Fruits, &c. provided for the accommodation of the numerous and falitionable fre renters of the Bones. Several applications having been made for Silver Tickets for the Seaton. the Treafurer will attend every day &tun Twelve **Clock nUTheve, for the accomodatio* of thole milking to become Purcbstera. _ _ Peon to ht opened at Half-palt rive, to begin at Half-part Six. Box, ca.—Second Price, as—Pic sa.—Secood Price, as. Gallery. is.--Second Price, did. Second Price Half-pelt Eight. A new Grand Serious Spotb!ele, which Ma been a Inv time in preparation, will be fpeedity produced, in which Mrs. Parka, tweedy of the Theatre. Royal, Covent Garden, will make her re appearaace on this Stage . The Proprietors have, in addition to the above Novelties, en gaged fevers] new Performers of profeelooal entbsenec—due notice will be given of their Mit appearance. TO bt OLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, Stone, between the hours of four and Ave in the afternoon of Wednefday the 131 h of April. inftant. THREE SHARES in the NAVIGATION CANAL, from the Trent to the Merfry. ANCIEN'r STAINED GLASo, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Rtr CHUACHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, mod CABINETS, At N. 9s, PALL-MALL. 'THE Coils-Ilion is in fine prefervation.—Atten l- dame from Ten tin Five o'Clock.-.Good allowance to Mak who boy to fell aplo. For SALE (for the Smelt of the Underwriters) by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the !remit s, at Cattlemen, on Friday, the 4 4l ie h April iuftant, 0 BALES WOOLLENS I confißing of VI Pieces White Hanna It t Black Searle 14 Pink Ditto 3 Purple Skalloon s Scarlet Ditto Part of the Cargo of the brig Recovery, William Walker, Mailer, put into this Port is diltrefe, on her voyage from Hull to Spain. Far Catalogues, Viewing, and further Information, apply to Mr. Jahn Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Aril a, 1803. To CALICO PRINTERS, and COTTON SPINNING MANUFACTURERS lo Goma A Capital 16 Feet Pall el Water, at Zeroed Eddie, lo HaMeech nese Mea t better. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, _ _ At the Bridgewater Arms, in Manchefter, on Tliorfday, the all Day of April nest, at Six o'clock in the Afternoon, r I'HE Lrafehold Interell of and in all thole A. PUNTING SHOPS, DYE HOUSES, CALENDER HOUSE, and vacant LAND, moil. dolinady Striated at l•wood Bridge, Hadingdat near Manclariter, with a Fall of Slatcen Feet of the whole Stream of the River Irwell, and the Darns, Gaits, and Sluices to the fame Premifes belonging. The Presages adjoin to the New Turnpike Raid, leading frantic Market Towns of Blackburn and Hallingden, to Bury and Mancheficr, and lit in the centre of the gr at Allanuhc taro' carried at la the County of Liatatter. They are ad mirably well Gtuated for any Neon giber is inclined to carry oo the Calico Printing Winds, by which Bich imam& For tuna have been lately acquired in that Part of the Country.— They alio afford a molt advantageous Situation fur a Cotton Spinner, who may avoid tbe heavy Expences of purehafing and maintaining Steam Engine., :aid pmvidhig Coal at its parent enormous Trice, by working his Mae:ainery by means of this powerful River. The Populous Neighboasliond abounds with Perham well Stilled in the :•r Nang and *mil.% ; and if All alai. , tiunal Fall of Water, or ro rre Land flamd be required by a Purebakr of there Prerolfes. he will have the Advantage of treating with Gentlemen who are dirporod to give every Ea eourargeincist the Sourillitog Manufacioares of that Pit attar Country. The Prcmiks are held by Leak, under Jobe Nvttall, Efq. fur a Term of 999 Years, from the letb September, t 791, fah- Jed to the Payment attic finial Annual Rau of 331. Is. lid The Principal Part of the Purehafe Moory may roman as Mortgage, to fait the c,.nveaicnee of the Pina.hafa, if raprred. Farber farticolars may be had ore application to Mears. Duckworth and Cluppindall, Au )(nits, in Manchefter; or to Mr. Lee. Salacity,. The e Crovenuanirt, Southwark, where a Plan of thic Preemies may be ken, and who b astiotistd to crest for Use aali; ',boost by Phis" Cosualt. Under Ht.lt MAIESTY'a IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE. 'THE EXHIBITION of Mils THOMPSON's .1- PICTURES, executed in WOOL, from the Works of the molt elteesrmi Mailers, is now open, havii g the Addition of Three New Pieces ;—the Good Shepherd, from a cekbrated Painting by Murillo ;—a Portrait from Vandyke;—and a fnsall Landfcspe from Weßall —Admittance One Shilling. No. 7, Old Bond, It rect. STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. Qirr and Co. No. tl, POULTRY, rerptet fully inform the Public, that the Drawing of the Lottery occupies the whole of Monday and Thurfday each week. and the intermediate days are open forth. faleof T ckets and Slums warranted undrawn. RESIDENCE NEAR READING. TO BE LET, Uofilrnifhed, a fpacious FA- A MILY DWELLING-HOUSE, with all proper Mew, double Coach-Nook and Stabling, excellent wall,d Garda!, acd ratite Meadows contiguous to the fame, altostater about Ten Acrei For particulars addrefs, polt paid, to T. Hawke', Reading. Thls day was putkilard, Prue 3e. ELEGANTIE LATINjE; Or, RULES AND EXERCISES illultrative of ELEGANT LATIN• STYLE. Intended for the Ufe of The Higher Clercs of Ganseat.%e SCHOOLi• By the Rev. EDWARD V.ALPY, Sold by Mcifra. Pridden, Law, Richardfont, Airington', and Robinfosis. THE DUCHESS OF PIENNE's NOVEL. This day was pubWbcd, in Three Whims. Price Thirteen Shillings and Shpcset. In Boards. ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, the HISTORY •of LADY GEORGINA CECIL. By the DUCHESS of PIENNE Printed for Thomas Hurt, Nests, Patensoiter-mw. FN.MAI.E BIOURAPHY. This day were publilbed, Tn Sit elegant Volumes, tante. Price 11, tls 6d. in boards. MEMUI RS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS and CELEBRATED WOMEN, of all Ages and Countries. By MARY HAYS. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; and fold by all Bookfcllcrs. N.B. Copies of this interefting Work, INTCNDFD As PRE SENTS To LADIES, may be hail elegantly bound and gilt, price Two Guineas. A NEW EDITION OF KOTZEBUE'S EXILE, At a Reduced Price. 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LAND TA X, by Radar Potilic and Colarak, mut Perfaas tf the follreuietsr Arch-Whops, and fhops ; Deans and Chapters, and Prebendaries; Univerbties and Colleges ; Reiftors and Vi..ars, and ail other Clergymen ; Lay Corporations and Companies ; Feoffees and Truftees for Charities, and other public puns pofes ; And Parma holding Mates under any Grant from the Crown. tar under any Ailt of Parliament, wherein His M his heirs, or fueeelfon, bath. or doll have. auy right or ins tereft, reverlion or expeetaney— Haill,..f au* a roafirtr;Ll e progrini .a the rirartioa g ad. Ca.. WAN, and Leirg J , 111( I. ramie and icalero.• st, 'Natalia e re ; and olio to bring Ma Trail and., their fad Caroardir ha to a ..4.1,4195011 al Jim lily as eiremOraert ovill arloau * Landry lea" at* are &dies Politic alai Carports', and hatioiJaall, c *Ara i Laded witLue the afirefiil dpriptiem , to fortware routl, Ask Sala as they nay *hit, for he the feid IL.nb Coarae#,Ners, ft it approard am d roafirowd by t*.,, aid with that view give Au Pali: Neeke, that erl i la* **salaam 1. &ex at their Olre, N.. 14, Parer lidfferstfireet,asherr renomasnded to a ll Per n, :oltarasel, la ap ply is thefitil iallaare, fir lafirmatieer aid offlfime. eIUCILA ND, GL E NB ER VIS. By o.der of the Board, WILLL4If rouNG, s«. EAST-INDIA 1101/3 E. Au& tt, teo.l 1 "H E COURT of DIRECTORS e the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND :radars S. the EAST INDIES, I. beret!, g give Ndiar, That it u their istestioa to move aholioatioirs m.p.h./err the gota, • Segeteratier.frost the Merthairts weedily Toorrage for tier Exporte of Gault t • Isufia for flab Grad; wield are too k fleifted ix the emu /inert quarter, tad as or error, e the 311 Dmeieher, the 3tl mod 30th jase,fir ',oh Gob the Men:harts are dffi,-. YAilktiA: is *out quarter fa ii.ouhog fah date ; a xt that it it their iroaratias alto to grerufft Torarege for wog peartity V . Madeira Moe, cohki6 sity he refurrts thg ferrous ladling le flip the Aar for ladia, teptek, fritigar afrplitatiresa rertiariaes Valet rites V freight, We. for the ffrl B,s*e of tie Eertiao, srr • he fees ix the tuhee of at Clerk to the Comoritetel . WILLIAM RAMSAY; Ureter,. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST-INDIA STOCK: LADUS AND OCNTLZIOIN, THE Eleekni of Six Direenrs of the E a ft. India Company bebg appointed for Wednefday the 13th April next, the favour of your Vote and Intereft is requeErwl fur the following Gentkmas Thomas Parry, E. Charlet Mills, Efq. Abraham Robarts, Efq, Otorg: 'Catern, Efq. Simon Freer, Efq. Which will omr much oblige, Eaft• Irtila Houfe, Ladies and Gentlemen, March to, 1803. Your molt humbb form% Paul Lc Mefurier Roberts Stephen Luthington anti. Bofanquct thi • John Manp rancis Baring Thos. Theophilus Mlttealle William Benfley Edward Parry rho Smi th Burgers George Smith ofrph Cotton Otto. Woodford Thelluffou 1 /bra Robin Thornton William Disarm William Tliorotoo Witte Spllioaoso Sweny Toone tjlllolGoomt • John Travers William Ad* jouihe Stephen Williams kkidlisek• TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST ! INDI4EXIML LADIES AND GENTL/LIIIIN, HAVING the honour of being reeditonailhal to you by the Direidors of the EAR India 011eggellik 111 Candidates for the Diredlics, .to be choice this yarr o w* take the liberty of requeftlig the favour of your Tote ma she Dag of Elcalun, Wsdnefday the 13th of April peat. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your moft obedient and moft humble ferrate% • Houk, SIMON FRASER, Morels so, 1803. CHARLES MILLS. THOMAS PARRY, ABRAHAM B A DILARTS. • GEORGE TATAM. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND 0 MEN , ' THE ELECTION being fixed for Wednerday. 11 the 13th of April, Iby leave to cards my rates; ac knowiedgmenta for the favour afforded me in sly Cancels. To enfure my ultimata Need% I mod earnettly fob& the honour of your (Import at the Ballot on that day at the India Hook. Should 1 WI In the intender of paying nietterfenall refpcds to every Proposer previous to the day , of I:teethes. I haps I WM Dot be attributed to (Unfree as my put, hot to the latises• racy of the Lida to which I me/Aged to refer. I have the honour to be, with the grated wiped, Ladies and Ocetkenen, Your falthild and obedient Sernat. RICHARD CHICHLEY PLOW!** Mr. Plowden's Cassmittes onset every day at the leade, Tavern —Na. & Dermatitis -place, April 4, 1803• Esszermu. SALT OF LEMONS. For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and Otte Stains, out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, &c. and for many other Cies, as a SubfUtute for Lemons. Price is. the Bea. HAVING received numerous complaints that conspontiam fold under the tide of SALT OT Li/seats arc not only theltottocl, but thee they bare and ddtair the Linen, I think It neadfary to inform the Public, that ma TROD EIIAINTIAL SALT or LEMONS is Only to be bad. Id:defile and retail, at my Sop in Cockfpur-Street, sod that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my fignstont on the bottom clench Boa, and on the oudide of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N. B. The Salt of Lesions Is pante-shirty ukful to Ladles In wattling their hands, as it instantly takes out the Reins oir fruit, coloured gloves, Ste. and Is much more agreedge to la than Lance itielf. At the fame place may be had, BATLIT'S SIOWBILIDS Dion, for taking Orrafe out of Silk, Stud, Wooßso Cloth„ke. Pauonded by the ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILI rlf. Bilious and Gouty Difordas, Yellow and Putrid Fevers, Elm tulendos, Oldtrudions, Nervous Had-Achr, Ike. PUBLIC tefliatony of Duros's ANTI BtLtoas Ps t Le, added to Tw, nty Yancey:n(lTc private Pradiret the Proprietor uan Apothecary, Isis experienced in the high Circles, in their of; point them out u the molt *dant and crmveniont Medicine for the ranovaf of all Bilious and Gouty Complaints, and far thole Diforders which arifc from an irre gular Secretion ut /ilk and free Living ; during Pregnancy thq. are eminently fervianble in preventing Corlivenek. Sieknets at the Stomach, Nervous Sick Held-nits, Heart-burns, and thofc vcieafinelfes which too frequently attack the i-te Ea et tint delicate period. Cafes of thew eatraordinary eSucy Bent Natgcmen and Ladles, are wrapped nand each bet with dl. reetlmr, Synod G. P.txon. Several Gentlemen, from the Put and Welt ladies, have informed Air. Diz-n, that they bare found the Pills a wait cvmtive spine. the Yellow Fever and Liver Cc.mplaint t Ful.d wholeLle and mall, at Mr. Butter's, Na. h CheePalle, mora-r of Paternoft.T•row ; and retail by Bull and Cdtilweß, Dahlio; Back, New York ; Balmy, Gurnfey; Ivan Dupe, FiGnuer • Seer, Edinburgh; Palm and Mahan* Plymouth ; Wart a nd Gibbs. Putfinuutli ; Rsatidon. Hull, and by weft Maniac Vender. In ern y Town In the United Kingdom, la Boxes at Os. and st "Lena, and family Bens, convening lee Roses, at 215.