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Ilaufs, Rutland, Cambridge • tambridge (Intlud- Hereford, Salop, ing the Town of Hertford, Soma:et, Newmarket), Ilunts, Stafford, Chester, tile of Man, Suffolk, .Comwall (including Isle of Wight, . Surrey, • Scilly), Itent(including Til- Sussex, Cumberland, bury Fort), Warwick, Jerky, Lancaster, • 'Westmoreland, Devon, Leicester, wilts, Dorset, Limcaln, Worctuter. Durham (including 'Middlesex, York, Holy bland), 'Monmouth, In the several Counties of North and South Wales, And in the several Counties in North Britain. HEY O . .. . • TE. M AYOR. • . • • • A COMLT of bIA,YOR. atutALDERNLAN k Wan il:the .COUSCIL cnotang of the aultlitim.i. of the CITY 01.14)100N, 'go -THURSDAY, the 6th flay of February, 10;3, and in the fourth Year of the Reign of•Cleorite. the, Fourth, of the United Kingdout of Great Britain and .Ireland, King, &c. This Court, in pursuance of an Act of Parliament passed in the reign of his late Majesty King William the Third, doth set and ascertain the price of all SALT to be sold, or exposed to sale, within the City of London, and precincts thereof, and the Bills of ;Mortality, at the several following prices, for the reeve.. tive quantities hereinafter mentioned, that is to say— lb. or. • s. a. For the bushel of - 56 0 the sum of 0 5' 0 • I Fur the half bushel of - 28 0 --- 0 2 9 For the peck of . - 14 0 - -- 0 1 6 I • Atte- itrotaa V A2111t) irk] tn..;4•mind their Friends and the Puhlie,thst the-present RAI A t.L LOTtEßteonsisting ONLY SIX THOUSAND TICKETS, • WM be Drawn Au. IN can is?, erl TUESDAY, 25th THIS MONTH. Although there are so, frit Tickets, yet the Scheme contain, ' Panes OF 1.:20,000, £16,000, 'ace.' &c• .An Monty, aid aft Floating. HAZARD and :Co. Shared and Sold trans carrut sum in the Lottery just -Ended, and- weissTrizet 4f 5e20,000 in the case Year's Lotteries,. Ire their Otcratid Fortunate Offices; No. 93, Royal Exchange; 96, Copahill ;And 74.4, Oxlcrd-street ; where Tickets' and Slates ire Olio Sale in the greivest variety. . • .. '-.TDAPAratinr cznatier-i:inweiergeotibgbfilllll6 • ..3.. , ,.*FAVitsirr_t. IHIVAINTIM the ,Vibit PlCAllEivf,o4l.l4l .t.Tl7,,,lLMAtiiii4ll ant *Tiritis3l, &Ap r timr As i y. ii,7 0 74..:•ii WARN." oneveVVi Haynes yrAs ay : • • g : 1 m& 4Tiviiae, bri dittid 1/2S, wee born . • Li„;•'.. - - telikkl - fints,:amidedidoese time lit.Tlgightltsdrnstrifie,' •' • • chlldslo . b/f i tiaaltArg 40Ptiord in. }?4t . •l at.ltetherittrlta in 17.1 q. and. 1741 i Intl. died, is n - HOrtelydtnlnin 1783. - . :- • Also wain . • AseiiGcate of the Marriage Of .10)3VIVIN um iiioll-114BY:MAThi t ; tkldsmt diggillerwf* iliailloe. n ud Wil iteul n a l •)s- fl , . ,P29kl Pokelll•RlSOlailtellillarn the years 1744 and 1750. , . A said Jpbq PgriViiiitt'fityr____*. maker, and, after `handl residtery MOT Tears "illm" - street;ln tbe Perish of Si. Join,:iforeeTylvit;'Sneihifarlf&te moved to Kennington-lane, Surrey. where hi roisnisied ibriiiior bur. 'years, and tront.theoce. WVw t o , A r fwiPltitStPliassirlifre he died about the. year 1790. • • . • • .- T .. N.B. A Lady, wh ose marr i e d name was' tiat.nsit onre ral years reside nt at No. 9, Walcor-place, - Lambeth, i 41 - 'frho died elm" fourtee Years ago, was married at fhearanie:Chnich and on the Fame day as Mr. and Airs. Downing. Whoever will communicate" to :tit. Stevens, Siiiiiitor. Sion College Garden', Aldertitauhury ;• or to Messrs. Gregory And Sd3ll, Solicitors,W a x Chandler s Hall, htforntatitin 4if • the abgve Certificates, or tither Of Meal, shay receive FfliffittiPMEAS Ileivatd, besides the usual Fee. And. any I:wester .; now. living who was acquainted with the said AVilhatn 'Layne'. or J.e!ta !)owning and Mary his wife:, in their life-time, ls requeited . , to Communicate with' the above.. This day.uras published, price Li. 61. VNGLIMPARSTNG, comprising the Rules of 14 Syntax., exempiiii,:d by appropriate Lehnni under each ltule ; ivith an In4ex, tont:6'lin: all the Pans of Speoc:i in the different Lessotuk unparaed. For the The of Schools, Prittata Teachers, and elder Students. By J.l MRS GI Lrs. The Foutth Edition, Improved, and adapted t 6 Lindley blurray's Grammar and Exercises. . -Tor the half peek o f - 7 0 - - - - 0 0 9 For the quarter of a peck Z, 8 - - - - 0 0 4 : Piloted for Dorton, Harvey ? and Dorton, Grote 'eet. Fur the weight of 0 . 0-- - 0 0 3 I'or the half quarter of a peck 1 8 ---0 a 2. Fnr the weigh; of - 1 0 - - - - 0 0 for the weight of - 0 8 --•0 0 01 For the weight of 0 4 - - 00 0 .. ~ . l WOO DT 11011.111.1 . N. B. Whoever shall sell Salt at a higher price, or refuse to sell at the prices aforesaid, cloth by the said Act, forfeit the bum of Five Pounds. That the deliveries are to commende on and for the 25th day of March next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, sm or before Tuesday, the 25th day of February, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals mast he made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must ' have the Letter which is annexed to. the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in the ptitited Particulars, for use due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Ten der, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, tfie amount of the Scampi Oa the Contract and liond, paid in the Ant instance by the Contractor, will be refoftted to him. Particulars of s the Contract! nay be had ono 4r pli f atiun at this OlOce; between the haute of tins and four. MOOCIATION * . roa 1R fIiELIEF OF THE POOR • OF. THE CITY OF ILOWEillik AND r AnTs AD JACNT, AT THE CITY K [IT rigN, mpv-wiItAET,, EL ACKFILIARS. INSTITLiTiID:A.D. 1799. RICHAED Chamberlain of . London, President. TUE object of this Itistitution. is to suppli the Pour of the City of London and parts adjacent, during the inclement Winter Won*. with COILS and POTATOkS, at a reduced Price, viz.—One bushel of Coals for 91. and 2rior teen Pounds of Potatoes for sd. During the List Season, Bushels of Coals, and 164,33 Pounds of Potatoes were dia. tributed at this rate, to supply several hundred Families, and thereby to relieve from Cold and 'longer many thousands of Individuals. Th.,: severity of the weather at the present period has induced the Committee to commence the operations of the Association tlsi Season. The Kitchen opened on the 3d of January, from which date to the sth February inclusive, 6,419 Bushels of Coals, and 90,376 lhs. of Potatoes have been vended to the la bouring Class, many of whom are suffering much, having little or no employ. The avidity with which Tickets are sought by the Poor, for the procuring these two main articles of life, affords sufficient evidence of the utility of the Association ; and Whili the Sub twitters have the distribution of their own bounty, and the Re cipients purchase at a very advantageous price the Articles in question, a spirit of benevolence is promoted on the one part, and of industry on tho other, and incalculable good is thereby the result. If the cries of the afflicted, are heard front the most distant countries among us, and-those claims allowed by a Britidi Pub -Ik, it is confidently trussid that this appeal on behalf of the dis tressed an.: suffering Children of Poverty, will not be made to a generous Public iu vain. Selneriptlons will be thankfully received by Mr. Chamberlain Clark, President, Bridewell ; Sir Peter Pole, Dart. 'lltornton, free, Down, and Scot, Bartholomew-lane ; Messrs. Hoare', fleet4treret; Reis. Isaac Saunders, Rectory !Louse, St. AR.. illackfriars y Messrs. North, Simpson, and Grahams, New liridge-wrect ; Banks Parrand, ate, Cheapside; Mr. John • Phipps, Secretary, Weavers'-hall, liasinghall-street ; Mr. George -,Payne, Collector. 3'2, St, Man in-le- Want , . N.B. A portion of Tickets will be sent to each Subscriber. GAZETTE OF HEALTH. On the Ist was published, No. price Is. THE MONTHLY GAZETTE of HEALTH ; containing, among othet Philosophical Subjects, cases of Asthma and Winter Cough, Gout, and Rheumatism, cured by the Etherial Nitrous Tincture of the Cokhicum Seeds, and the Oxymel Gratis& ; a new Theory and Mode of Treatment of nupitig Cough; Suggestions for Supplying the Dissecting Rooms with Dead Bodies; Remarks on the Case of the late Marquis. of Londonderry, and of the Causes of Suicide is Eng land, by Dr. Fabret; successful Treatment of Retention of Urine; a simple Mode of • Exercising the Body; Experiments, sluming that the Nerves are not better Conductors of Galvanic Fluid than any other part of the Body, and that Galvanic Fluid is liberated during the new CoMbinations formed in the Lungs; a Receipt for nuking ]grown Bread; Report of Diseases in Lon don ; Exposure of the Imposition and Ignorance of a Worm Doctor ; 'beneficial Effects of the Buchu Leaves in irritative Af fections of the Bladder, Rectum, Urethra, and Rheumatism, Hypochondriacism, and other Nervous Affections, &c. &c. &c. Biographical Sketch of the late Doctors Fothergill and G. G. Curry ; the Compositioa of the pretended Mermaid, with Re marks on the Co;•.l.:ct of Si: Evcrard Home respecting it. Sall by Sherwo-1 and Co. Faterrioster-row; 110, Piccadilly; and all Booksellers. The following Sizbscriptions of Five Pounds and upwards have been received this Year : liis Royal lilzhne is the ' Dille of Gloucester £lO 10 The Lord Bishop of Michael Troy, Esq. 10 10 John Peacon, Eq. • 5 • 5 S'evet•san and Salt , 10 10 W. Knatchbull, Esq. . 5 5 •• Messrs. North, :limp-, London - - Richard Clark, F.sq. Chamberlair. of Lon- had sixth don - 10 10 Messrs. tatitornka, Et C0..1.0 10 Thomas Itollerts, Esq. 5 0 Edmund F. I.l:mrke, F.sq. 5 0 Wags. Ilarkeys 5 5 • Mr. Baron illas'crca 5s .o John Blades, Esc. It 10 • • Messrs. Child and Co. 10 10 • :-Iletars. Pr4eds and Co. 10.10 • Trutuan,idaubu ry,Bax • ton and Co. • • -tand-in-Ilai.d Firc Of fice t 5 - - Vr Jahr. 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In the' Press AN INTRODUCTION to the tlrsauw Laxattaar, by W. Heine mann. Professor of the Hebrew and Gcrinan Language s dud Authnr of the Catechism of fleb:cw Gr ammar , an d an intro duction to German Reading:. In I2nio. , DR. TIIONIAS'S DOMESTIC This slays was published, ivilwo. TTHE •WAY to PRESERVE,- and ATTAIN LONGEVITY; to ether with a Treitise on 1 . /anomie Medicine conformable to " latest Improvements,. and point ini out the "4 latest Prevention, as welt as 11:r„ Symptoms and Treatment, of the Mseases of Persons of all Ages, in both cold and warns Clinsates. 110BEItT. THOMAS, M.D. And Author of the ;linden' Practke of Physic. Printed for and G4. l ndarvood, 32, Fleet-street ; and to be had of any Bookseller, in Town.or Country. " The Work before ,us is The best of the kind we have met with, containing many useful remarksou diet and regimen, and having directions for changes of treatment, corresponding to pi f‘:rent climates, a recommendation which few, if any, of the others possess."—Nledleal aid Physical Journal fee Dec. 1522. ALL'S PATENT .S l TAtie+l ; for getting up H Lace, Muslin, Linen, Zee. of a beautiful colour. anti,pre venting their turtling yolkow. This mei and superior Article forms a Ntriking contrast, on comparison with every other kind of Starch, by its. hrilllint whiteness; aid, when prepared for use according to the directions ' is considerably stronger, and ' consequently more. economical. Its greatest excellency closists in being very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior stripigt,;l), rase:l%l3l4x a rkin.sointion of Sue Gum Arabic thus divested of the thick and pasty qualitY•of common Starch. I; is worthy of ratAitk, that the fatter is so defective In colour, &c. that the manufactitrer usually adds a w,rtion of blue to it s is order to dis ; uise such impurities; but this expedient is nut rt.- quired with the patent article. Sold in convenient Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131, .Wood -street, Cheapldde ; 147,-Strand, London, warranted:ge nuine ; and may be obtained of every respectable Dealer in Starch, in Town and Country. • - ARTIFICIAL TRIM'. MR. W. * BE ACALL, SURGEON-DENTIST , No. 6, Greek-street, Sollto-square, .having, With mire mitring diligence, long made the Science of Artificial Teeth, where mechanical contrivance is 'requisite, his peculiar study, he continues to supply the Low of Teeth, with Natural nr Ar tificial, in a superior . manner, without the least phin, froth a single Tooth to a complete Set, at little more than one-half the regular prices. Teeth cleaned if ever so discoloured, and ren dered white and beautiful,. without pain or Injury to the enainel. Decayed Teeth or Stumps extracted with the utmost care, and safety, 0; staprd to prevent irritation on the mete, Every operation on the Teeth and Gems. Attendaucst at Home:from Ten till Your. A NEW SHAVER . ; On,. SECOND 101:PNAI3IENT. - A MONKEY, who shaving fir s t t r i e d on himself, And cutting his jowl, the mischievous elf Resoly'd to embrace opportunity pat, And operate next on the beard of the Cat! • The place of a mirtor'adapted to suit, • There stood in the room then a bigh-polish'd Boot, In which Wa aucila Jet,*of pre-eminent hue, Hisplay'd the flue forms of retk.ction to view ! . . Now seizing poor Puss, to the blight Boot he bore het, The loakey, her shadow then gleaming b e f ore h er , And aitcwer'd her strugglet with chatter and blows, Her phiz while he saap'ci from her ears to her nose! .The Oat, thus essaying-lit vain at iesistmsee, • • And mewing, in pitiful plaint, for assirtance, With. wcudei the same operation, now saw, •, t , I terfor.m'd iii, or shewn by the 4:4 of cefat /. In - front of the Uoot ihen,. a; if to explain it, _ The method 'or htllng, s hoW . besi to attain it, , The act Intermit ring with grin and grimace, The. Ape ekaeti She Cat.of each hair an her face! , And atMilitil.tholiab it scc"o yet the tr'llicTtra m Was much ore successfallith Puss than • . 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Merchants sup plied with all sorts of Packing Casks and Cases at the trade pricei. Casks, Pipes, and Utensils, bought or exchanged Pickling Tubs, oval or rounJ;made to any siie. A set of Uten sils sent to any part of the coontry, by an order fur payment in . London. . T.' J. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 3, Hunger - ford -street, three doors from the Strand. - Thls *la rills publishes', Tn Four very large and closely printed Volumes, price 4s. riIHE STUDY .OF MEDICINE.—fay JOHN MASON GOOD, M.D. ELLS. &c. • Member of the Royal College of Pbrielans of London. , " The Book we have no doubt will immediately take its place as a classical and standard work of reference, a credit to the pro fession, and the country which produced it. 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