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~~r ^ "7: — Tv'T' A T 'TYTT e. • • ' . • ; sti, - *.• ' ." •? ly.,•b I • \ • • - • OIL ; , under.tte tit the :mire o.iite lady plitdhise s it e 4 'heap so effectual as it ease, and alleviate swelling of the joints eld strains, %Meted variable wea*bet.v.i ling, and , brings t h e disease, the kiche,s, es is so wonderfully Oil, that the bor es id figure. In Pah l , k or Spine, It proves ing the energy °stile • .'J'- . " a.. •- : •t, • i s, No 4. Cheopside s lions, and Cru ttwell ;son;, LiverpoolOu l d very country tarn, id THEM RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Igo PR ESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 15 , J. will be acted (for the sth time) a New Comic Opera, called KAIS • Or, LOVE IN THE DESARTS. ite principal Characters by Mr. BrthaM Miss Lyo N n e. Mr. Bap *ter, Mt. M. Raymond, Mr , . Powell, j' Smith, Mr. Dignum, Mrs. Mountain, Signora Storacc. To which willbe added the Farce bf • THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. - The No , opera, performed for the third time on Saturday + „, 0 received throughout with universal approbation and witested bursts of applause, by a brilliant and overflowing ad. e , and MB be repeated every evening till further not ic e. -- ye.me rro w, The Divorce. • yb e o nly Wise of TWENTY TtiyusAND MUNDS sold in the Larr Lottery. oad Co. No. 11, Povi.Tov, and No: . 11,' essaano-Clioss, sold, in the last Lottery, No. 11,070, the] eef 20,00 01 , that was sol d to the Public, and No. 15,078 No*LOOM. in Shasei, also No. 151, a Prize 0f.10,0001. N e e. OP and 17, 64 ! , Prises of WO- each, and Nw. 8,940 0117,611,Prizts of 5001. each, all in the preceding Lottery. GRAND STATE LOVITRY Begins MARCH tho Mb, and contains 3 p r i ze , of 1:20,CG0 120 Prizes of t,OOO 10,000 I ::0 .stlo 5,000 84.4. 9WIFT and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares in great va riety, by i b e i ri tgents in the Country, and at their Offices , N o . 11 paltry, sad 'fa 12, Charing. Cross. 51 Aft LOTIIRY. BEGINS DRAWING toTII OF MARCH. • TteTtikets aru sold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighth', and Sixteenths, by RD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at .1 1 -their State Lottery Office, No. 99, Royal Exchange, and so tiller else in London, on their Account. THE SCHEME, without any fixed Capitals, contains 3 Prizes of £20,000 cacti. ditto 10,000 4 ditto 5,000 20 ditto 1,000 30 ditto 500, sce. ~etriree Blanks to a Erize, and nearly Double the Number d Capitals contained in any Lottery for many years fast, dwugh loam of those Lotteries consitted of 00,000 Tickers. .'Octets sad Shams for the CITY IA)TTERY of FREE BOLD HOUSES, containing Capital Prizes of the estimated like of 104,0001. are also on Sale as above ; the Drawing of siichwill take place at Guildhall on the 29th April. Letters (post-paid) duly answered ; and country orders, ac eirapanied with remittance, attended to on the same terms as if Oreg. This day was published, price ls. 6d. algantly printed on a fine wove paper, and embellished with a lead of the Marchioness of Stafford, from an ceiginal painting, al iiepnt plates of the present reigning fashions, PITLADY's MONTHLY MUSEUM, for EERUARY.; containing Bicgraphy of the Marchioness of Sulked; Oid Woman, No. 113; Origin of Net Laurent; Addsetts tithe Old *Wows ; Anecdote of a Beggar ; The Village Festival, ' twined ; The Intelligent Traveller, Lontinued ; Brief Acaount of &Mgr Wan Debeteifor the Ladies; Love and Friendship; The Anon cohiteouts The Recluses of Snowdon, &Tate.; Cabinet of fali tti o e alionian Wreath, Celibacy, Christmas, Elegiac Lines Sif a Clain' Bird, Extempore Lines, occasioned by a Lily twins% ha Name on the Sands at Margase, Stanzas ad *wad to a.Lady on her approaching Nuptials, imitation of a Fie nkSonnet, Enigmas, Charade, Solutions of the Enigma and Chstadtin tat 100,-Acrost ice, Answers to Correspondents. Primed fa Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. Where Way be bad, Ne. 1 to lA, price Is: 6ri. each, of the New furies of this elegant Work, containing very elegant Portraits of the Queen Princesses, and all the Female Connections of the loyal Family, engraved in a superior manner, from original Mi aiature Paintings. H ERF-ELIILDS BARE. To be Let, and Entered upon immediately, HANDSONIEnew-hudt sashed DWELLING. HOUSE, consisting of a Vestibule, two Parlours, two Kt^ dret, Dairy sad Larder, a Dining-room, four Bed-rooms on the inflow, five lodging rooms on the Attic, a large Garden, and a tine sail stable, with live acres of Pasture Land (if required) saaser i lying and being at Netherton in the Parish of Drampton Ilibotts,half a mile from the Market Town of Ross, and the mine distinct from the navigable and much admired river Vs'ye, near leCtel, and plentifully supplied with vrater. The Rroprietor will 'thew the Premises, and pay all Taxes (Ilitdow-lights excepted.) The situation is in tke center of a fine picturesque country, Asua&cg with Game and Fish. Hounds are kept in the neigh betekood. And fat further Particulars apply (if by Idler, post 'paid) to Vali= Attorney, Russ ; or Mt. John Williams, At trey;l4.l%/7TionAsquare. . PLY MOUTH. WHERE AS, certain evil-disposed persons ha v e glidtsvoured to injure the credit of the PLY AlOll I'l I I COMMERCIAL BANK, under the firm of JOHN TEED, TKOMA,S TaD, and Co. which has induced many of the hol- 1 elleftheNdtes issued by the said firm to present them for pay- 1 ant?.. . I We, the undersigned, to prevent that injury which' might ; hellutabied by the said Bankers, by the present unusual large dazed, do agree to aocept in payment the Notes of the said blk lob. Hawker Thane Gentile .leormead and Co. Richard Passntore :ntLanvnead Haydon and Cohley Larkyer ' Robert Yolland Thomas Lockyer Wm. Thomas . Joseph Vl ' lli : ford Birdwocid and on lobo Orldharn John Moore, Sen. le. Joseph Richard Freon. Gene Ord. Robert Prints I. G . Smyth Richard Lake 4.N. Hawker Thos. Dunstervitle Irhe Luscombe • • T.Tower Edward Alder Philip BoWen Juba Bcodrick • Francis Kroger and Son Wm. Easton George Coryndon lionry Wills W tn. Baynard • %ries M. Butteel Edlvard Jeans hiph Cookworthy Nathan Joseph Irdwo Symons and Son Jacob Jacobs Word, Arthur &Rosdew John Road logo Arthur I oslas 'Wren liter Symons Win. Neale. Rams and Co. Joseph Jackson Icmaas, Date John.tienly II:L. Stevens Joseph Clements . lames Slade John Alger Jairtiti Soper John Wyatt ' &rawl Hart Francis Wyatt ' Samuel Joseph Benjamin tieever J. r, Werninck John Hele S• b. Payne David Banks . Philip Morley t:corge Rogers • Phoinas Twynam Matthew Duncan Wm. Luarnoorp R. B. „Payly Walter Cletworthy John Wills W 'rao vicubs in . aa .St d eere i li .i r om A b l , arsh H ar rison and Son, 'Potnes John Land, Exeter John Weston, Childizigh Ahtaharn Aaron Tho. COUSiM, Ashburton Wilriam Srow iltnry Rivers, Ivy Bridge Ih Tmouth, February C., :SGS. bs~~, ~. blit , VON'S. tn. ial, proves that lama ttnedy forall CouaLt f . ▪ on the Lungs, h u t ; , and afrowdil l r ad Ifuniptivc Coniplainto an Appetite. As tilos Wily be recuredby Red to obferve, thf R. Hayward (fuiogrof from Ludgate Hill to tul's Churchyard ; nolborh ; and the the United Kingdom, idf pence the hoz. A. 1.0 tdicine has been: of prefent day can bear a ;es of a certain Difeafe, ram the hahit, Without that attends fdliration, v degree, or even re. ...itridlinn in diet. • The lave proved their claim :y yturs. th! de. ailinv reftorative, Wtit. vie of Mercury, illicit . ti. travellets, and thole too ftroogly to complete cure in all old t affects the bladder and omen have become mo. F that happincfs 's, No. 4, Chcav fide, ear: m, Portfmouth; Welbw; !eh, Hull; Ca!well, Dub.. kilanderton, Edinburgh n bottles, at as. 9d. each ANTIBILIOUS PfLLS. :brAted Dr. Buchai, That complaints of the malady of this mutiny. formidable and fatal di4 tr for the relict' and curt a a nice important f. twice teen made in the Patent achy, the extenfive tale of thry are defervedly of- thefe complaints • and ans of entirely eradiatiog ration, they a/I powerhdly ove the numelool difordav nee. liver evniphinta, Java n Ac. They are the moit red to the Public and tte •erprdtabk evidence of the hers. that they have never ut giving certain and (peed! ufed with Neter!, is recoup Perfunagcs YELLS M P. for Honiton krt. M.P for Peoria Litchfield. r Southampton vI.P. for Hertford rcct, Spring-gardcoa q. Pall-Mall reami to the Archblthop Ln to the Arelthithop for Warlock r. Ender. No. 4.,Cbtiirtdti by Mr.Kirhy.StAfford citer-kaare ; and by an rc Willi Barclay is eogravoi the outfide wrapper of each rims imitation. Price is. 4. IEALTH. the subject of just 'and ttitute of the elements of the aq candidates for public pa kor purpose of doing jos experience, and to prevent us ,irics whose impudent preten , been too favourahly received, eral and erl.thtened a fc.ith acquirements. After having t as the pupils of Messrs. Grbs practice w;.! carefully attend .- London Hospital, we entered celebrated school for medical k.dinburgh, and weed nstrac itomy, Surgery, the theory sad idwifery, Botany, /cc. &c. by tro,aregory, Black, HaillikUr. tt we shall not be deemed pre- Iciency and acquirements we long series of years made 482e seaies of DEllu.rry, the rar. -artice, it will, we hope, be a 1 ,rior knot ledge of their twat cnt c:st:F. of infection, a perfect he short period of two dar %icy, where other practitioners -scverance in 00' plan 0t trea area radical curt. ~f disorders which are the Erects y pi:ruled by the youth dhotis •tning or more distrtssing than &jell frAptcutly prevent or rte perwitiS it must be a COll4. lay !taw, by a ccw and infallible o that greatest of all human bier' lons constitution. In all rases of isi:ig, as well as io CVal I Pe Citi :017Sultoil by patients of either set inour. Hours of coniultation el om six in the arming till neon el itcsted to state the particrlars di of living, Sic. Zcca inclosings itics,wht a the same w ill be give lam. 10 ensure that secrecy_ m .1 0 iwa stage of letters may be sea' CURRIE and Co. Sarre's& No. 107, Hatton (,mod 3 Co. have certificates from dot f Lettdott and Edinburgh , of tit i bt with wl.ich th l e , T ela tfoi nted L s e he time they stthear isiled by I.Evrt. KrNT r e f cLI the &rim-Orme. , e STAa-Orrice, Terapl-.-at PICTUALL'INa OFFICF, I'HE COMMISSIONERS for 1"11 1118 111.41.1ESTr, .V.IVI - Jo herriy That on Thurstay the lath instant, they • ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and to head, Barrel, Kilderkin, Firkin, Long, and Stout HAZEL WOOD HOOPS, (answerable produced with the Tenders) may be wanted for Department, for the ensuing twelve months; the Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to payable with in - ,,r.tat days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Olhcc. No rrgard will k had to any Tender in which the price shill not be inam#Al in words at lenith, or that :Oil not be &livered to the • Boitrd tfor: One o'Clo,k 011 the :id 7h&rsalay the 18th inhont, nor unless the P.:mg who makes the Tender, or some Perrm on hit behalf , attend; to answer wheot eallei fir. . . 4 ' This is too valuable a Work fur the Profession to be satisfied with any partial extracts : we recommend it a., highly deserving the attention of Surgeons. It contains twenty chapters, each on a dif ferent Disorder of the Eyes. The translation is faithfully execut ed."—British Critic, January, 1608. Printed for I'. Catiell and W. Davies, Strand. Under the Authority and Patronage of the Honourable the DIRECTORS Uf the EAST INDIA COMPANY. This day was published, elegantly primed in Three Volumes, Quarto, and illustrated by a Map, and numerous other En gravings, price 61. tis.ln boards, or on large paper, price ;I 9s. in boards, A JOURNEY from MADRAS through the Countries of MYSORE, CANARA, and MALABAR, performed-under the orders of the Moat Noble the Marquis Wet- lesley,Governor-Oeneral of india,for the express purposeof inves tigating the State of Agriculture, Arts, and Commerce, the Reli gion, Manners, and Customs, the History, Natural, and Civil, and Antiquities, in the Dominions of tbs Rajah of Mysore; and t;.e Countries acquired by the Honourable East India Company, in thn late and former wars, from Thipoo Sultaun. By FRANCIS BUCHANAN, M. D. F. R. S. and ICS. A. Fellow of the Asiatic Society of Llcutta, and in the Medical Ser vice of the Honourable Company, on the Bengal Establishment. Printed fuer. Cadvll and W. Davies, Booksellers to the Asiatic Sockty, in the Strwil ; and Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Book sellers to the East India Compur.y. in Il.vidvnlrili-stnit. "Phis day was published, handsomely printed, iu 2 large vuls. Ito.' price 41. 4s. in boards, r rin: HISTORY of the WORLD, from the reign 1 of Alexander to that of Augustus, comprehending the latter Ages of -European Greece, and the History of the Greek King- , doms in Asia and Africa, from their Foundation to their Destruc tion, with a Preliminary Survey of Akaattder'► Conquests; and an estimate of his plaas fur their consolidation and improvement. By JOHN CiLLILF.S, LL.D. P.R.S. and S.A. His,uringrapher to his Majesty fur Scotland. • Printed for 'F. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. 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This day was handsornfily printed in Two Volume: Quarto, on a fine Paper, with upwards of Seventy Plates, of which Sixty-one are from Paintings after Natur e, by S y den ham Edwards, Price :A. los. or b;autifully coloured bL 6s. in boards, A COMPLETE DICTIONARY PRACTI CAL GARDENING, the whole intended to afford *full and compl,le view of modern Practical Horticulture, by ALEX.- ANDER MACDONALD, Nurseryman and Gardener. • Printed for G. Kearslry, Fleet Street. N. B. The Purchasers of this work in parts are requested to com plete their Sets without delay. "On examining this publication, we perecive a sufficient de gree of Accuracy in the botuical Department, divested, as much as possible, of_ hat formidabk array of scientific Terminology, which is apt to repel so many readers in consulting works of this nature. " Of the Plates accompanying this Dictionary we can hardly speak too highly. They are executed in a style of Neatness and . 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Du Lac% Tray*s iu tie two Louisiana' Sad other adjoining rovinees, 1801, 1802, and 1803. —.ll, Sen.—, 2. San rvscsaw's Voyage in the Frozen Ocean N.E. of Siberia, &c. in 1796. 3. Rues tces Travels from Petersburgh to Moscow, Warsaw, &c. &c. through Germany, in i 60S. e. 'fIItAVELS in the interior of North America, made in ~.xplor ing the course and sources of the Mieseuri. Red River, and Washita, by Captains Lewis and Clarke, in 1005. S. A VOT AG/ to the Western Conn of Africa, by Surron spilsbury, in the Favourite, in 1905. . . 6. Analysis of Waaiso's Tout to Sheeran in 1202. - , .._, .. 7. 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