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. .., . _ '-'-?..,6 1 . .i >''',;-. iii.).„ , I'4 ~-. \ (( , 7 f'.,) - [ 4. .• • ' •:‘,. _.,-. -Lk' ).): . is•- •lk OF ~,..--:- /9( .. ,• ~..,\'.,_-_---.•/-.. -,,., I . ;,, r., --- _ • --•-"---,' ,L,..,. . , i4l a I. l r. ."•• • ) WEDN ES DA Y, 1) N 1; 1, 18Oi. .' 1 g o! I: OT ----9--- icr Si x-P wiirniuN EVE. F. 4 ;tiTiti. Asul.Evs . Nrclrr. ,4 krt.; R DAi r NEXT, June 4, 18051, will be prforme_ a: ilk, Thcatre-Royal, Covent-Garacn, The S.lcred Oratorio of TIIE MESSIAH. Compo;Al `cy G. ILt cntt. -NIrs.DICRONS,.: , ./adatriDUSSor., 101301:i ON, Nlrs. BLAND, and Mrs. VAUOH..kIy, M r . ,IMAM, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. GOS. 3, and Mr. BEL LAMY o i p ot 1. will 1).2. performed (first tiny!) Coreili's Fifth Ovra Two Violoncellos and a Double by M es srs. Li al,. y, Charles Ashley, and Boyer.. : g o t Part 11. A Co:c,rto on the Violin by Mr. Ashky. - 0 9‘ref tI a 13an1, ASHLEY ; Organ, i.lr. 3. ASHLEY. ws tob: o;v:ned at Six, begin a Price at Nine 11 / 4 Ls 9s. 6d--Gal. _s—U riser Cal. Is. ;ads to had of Messrs. Ashleys ; at Biretta:l * s Music ; and of Mr. Brardon, at the The:atre, where f ilar the ; mar be taken. f..--"'-.."---- .1.0 stc GRA , ND:TATE LOTTERY, 1 ~..... Mit of TIM MONTH. rICKETS an.! SHARES arc on Sale by 1 HoDGEs, I AINE, and Cc. Stock-Lrokers, HI, Oxford te, .!cc: 4, C. rhill. aerie CCI:t:::::$ !IX Prizes cf t.'20,000 each, also Prizes of .. ( . 0 0, L. 1,000, L..."-,OOQ, £.1,000, £.500, &c. &c. and only t:SO'ficke:s. f.upcts and Co. h., I -aye to observe that this is the °ni , :, , ey that ever ec.: . :..::ed ‘'..x Prizes of ..C."0,000, they thez.lore :: ::.taend an ca-si pyrcha=t•. N. B. Er'.:.....5 to any ::17.: , unt paid on de-nand. ......---------.---- ROOKE and (.:^. 2.;1, Vccidilly,respectfuLly in- J f o ra; :le Palit. ''.1..; the crctitay State Lottery confits of f;r2."..,..':u0 Ticr..ct , . ar.d i.: , h• only I.!ittery that ever contained SIX PIMZES of .E.‘2..),000 2 of L.1.`,00 ,, 1 3 of i. 2,000 2 S,CCO 5 --- 1,1.00 .des 7'l •,:( 1 17111 '111;11)C7 .-f ^ . .her Prizes to any former Lottery-- ~.,, • , -,ti..cs i f .1.•tr.! . .r.'.. - in h and try thing of the 16;141, since ; coinre.i.ncenlc: - : of Lvtter:ei, and they tecommend the Pu.llie .. , ... ....... _____ .. • • ii; . %.,!.zi. a•;', CO: , Wice h... 17 beer. ettai)lishA Sixty Years, and .ititc:! vri:::ldey fortunate in seliirg Cupi , .al Prizes.--in the 1:...;ry just .11:i1-:......d, •A,2eti and '24,209, both Prizes of £-SC‘...l r a ts ;-1 LI 5i...:.. P. LOTTERA. c. - Yrltaining SIX PRIZES cf facd Capita!, begins Drawing the 28th Tilts MOYI'II. CCHFME. .e.... 0 ,r , OO 7 Prizes of 4500 1n,00 , ) 20 -- ICO 5,000 :;o --- • 50 2 000 1,000 ....--- 1"4 5 --- 1,000 4,0°0 -- 13 I . :Act; and Sh.tres are selli:.g ty HAZARD, LURNE, and C).:ck-litoltcr, at their Stale Lottery Office, 9.', under the Ural lvhange, .tml no where cIF , 2 in London on their Account. Later', pit r.nd, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 1347-,V, India, and South Sea Stacks, with their sev..ral Annul ies,ly,lia Zotds, }:7„, - I.lt , er Bit's, and all kinds cf Government Setutitsl,,,lnttOt and . .;old by Comniission. pins ci T N the Grind and Last STATE LOTTERY for gO7, which b the .23th TI-1:S ?lONTH,behold Ete forowinf, floatlng: nat!,ely, SiX of IV — ....NTY I lOUSAND I'OCNDS!!! 6 Prizes of zes of X 4,000 10.et.0 5 1 ,OP, 0 2 ,( , CA) 7 54:0 And n::ly 21,C0n Tickets. '2.,;.it.tts,blty Tickets or Sl!arcs cf Si: JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. —--- - - - - A: thci:Ter.wle of Good Fortune, No.ll,lint.sort;; 37, CORrs vet.; sr; 3, I !AT! , !:ll`.E.t7 ; were, in th,, 17tst State Lottery r re Sold, in IC:2 Sohares, the fullowi: - .g Caiiita:s 4,223 a Frize of L,.:0,e00 19,200 1,919 :r. , ,276 2 --- --- -10,0 f"....,"! I,E 1 4 1 ,000 =iii: i!.:, ; LOOn .5,798 a Prize of £5OO sou 500 500 SCO SCO 1,i,, ; 1 .2....!,g'30 --- 1::•:. , :' 17,949 &":. &c. libt:ie, N. '2,171', ti-. o!.1.: Grand lo,f nei. Prize ever known, as st?..l at the a'i.cve Offices, in i t. Sixteenths in the preceding _actii.ry. —.- TO he SOLD, to a Decree of the High ▪ C:-art of Clix..a:ry, tits 11th day. cf March, P.`:C in a Caa,e, •,vher,:in E.lward !aothler and Alary his Inf.: and eatri are I'laint.2S, and %V.:IV:AA Lovell Stephen iz:s)", and othf. , r3 1);:lndant;, 6.H.VE'.2 Al. I:IO',EHOLD cousi:eirg of two Fariris and Hno, tra . Rocheter, and at Gi'linghani, near Ch.!tiva:n, in the County (;K;nt; an.l of sertral :louse', Wharfs, and Cr- , and, ut2e High-r!tert of n, C r.! at Brorrv , m, • owl, ir. tae 54 ,t1 Cour ty of KT..nt ; a;!d 11150 of a Least- Heas: Pr arises, in the Civ.thain afore th:, 'aid of the Dean and Chapter of Rocliz.ster : all which Es tr,sy..ae th , : property cfJac. , b CazeoeLveTroy,l.:te of Chatham, Nlmhant, The caid .s will he s. Id in :59 P717...te distinat I.et , 1;i: h the approbation of Samuel Comp " 24 orx of Cie ale, ers of the said Court, at the Sun ! - 7 ttn, st t;nazhart. e. ,e 9th, Friday the 10th, and Ll:arLy the llt dr sof Jun.., e ach day's sale bqinuing t!cvtn a'cicck:n i fortr.o,m. Part:l:Mars wic:roof may .t.r.)!k, the said Master's Chraht•ts, is Fwuthanipto:l-bml.tinv, Char , :rry-lane, London; At the Oface ef 1. Simmons, It. , )chektir ; of Mr. Jefferys, Attor ri At Liw, Chithar3; of Mes. , r;. Clarkvel, Es.t.x-str , :t:t, in the Stead; and of Mr. Nelson in Paligrave-P1.,c,,, Tumple-Bar, -- hat and for Sale by Ogle and Fdinburgh; Ll.Ogla, Glasgow ; R. Ogle, 0 9.5, Holborn; anti Thomas Ha -37, Paterns4t:r-row, Lon.lon ; DOCTOR STENNETPS WORKS, " Disctr!r.:e3 on Domestic Daus ~ fine yellow deny, 12mo. 0. boards, pries. :s Discourses on Personal Rs ligion, yellow medium, 11 0 :?resse d9 taards, 7s. Parable of the Sower, fine yellow medium, hotpressed, boards, 23. C.i. he Wi'lee Works of Thomas Seck:r,L.l..D.late Lord Arch bishop of Cantelloory, arrar!ed and recommended by the late Itar.ned Professor, T. Hardy, I).D. Edinburgh, 4 v 015. 8v0.234. bas. _ Several Disc o urs e s preached at the Temple Churc h b y Thomas Shinack, D.D. late Lord Bishop of London, three vols. 12mo. boards, 9s. A Practical D'aro-rse corcerriiss Death,by W. Sherlock , D. D. bond:, ^.s. 6d. b 1 1.2 Con:pi:to Ditty of Man, or a System of Doctrinal and tractical Livildiy, by H. V nn, SVD. tnArd4, 7 5 -• A. Grid:: to Prayer, by Isaac Wattb, h.D, boards, 2s. 6d. k he Yei-sg Child's Fi rst and Second Catechism, by Is aac Watts, D.D. 4.1. or 3s. rer dozen. A Ludy of Practical Divinity, by T. Watson, 2 vols. bds. 14s. i• .'n or a Disc..iv:ry of True Religion as it imparts a v:1.7 on the minds of rrf.r, by Eamisel Shaw, 12.m0. b -s. C" . " — e: l7 .ary with Note' ci part of the Revelation, by the D.D. Paisley, S 7•:. beards, 6e. Gd. I .. .cocorny el du. Covrnr.s . ,s between Goo and Man, COM ;.7::lC:eing a b o d y o f P erm an Witsins, 141.), two 4.. s a. o , hoards, : 4:. 5,800 BREACH Of PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE, lita.a 30. WHEREAO the Two French Pt isoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, hay: .15sc..nd,A1 from Chesterfield, in violation of their Parole of Honour—The Commissioners for conducting His Maje.ty's Ti ansport service, Sac. do hereby afar a Reward vf Five Guineas for the recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall apprehend them and deliver them at this Otfice, or otherwise zause them to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols. BENJAMIN OLIVIER, Captain of F.Egle French Privateer,. 32 years of age, five feet five inches high, small per on, dark com plexion, black hair , black eyes, and large whiskers. BERNARD OLIVIER, Assistant of Venteux French Corvette, 23 years of age, 51 feet high, stout, wan visage, sallow com plexion, dark hair, haaie ers, and marked with the small-pox. VICTUALLING OIFICE, Mayt.:s, 180$. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS .111/1J ESTI": NArr,do lardy give Not;re, That onMonday the 6th of Lune next, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing. (scald up) and trtat for One hundred Thousand Gallons of 'WEST INDIA RUM; to be delivered, duty free, from the bonded Warehouses, at the Port of London, into His Majesty's Victuallirg Stores at Deptford, in the space of one month, by weekly proportions ; and to be paid for by Bids iyabh. with interest ninety days after date. 'l - ht. Conditions of the Contract, (in which in some new regu If ions have been introduced) maybe seen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a Lss quantity than Ten 'llousand Gallons. No r .Bard will be had to any Tender in vadil:k the price shall net is I:eried • 1 words at 'rngth, or Mat shall not he &livered to the ??. , .r.dL • fore one o'elod on Me raid Monday the 6tk of June next, xer linfese e Perron who males the Tender, or !Inge Perron on hie-filtalf, altendr to an •u•• •lf•• r .714iert r VICTUALLING OF.t ICE, May THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS lIIAJ.CSTrs NA VT do hotly g ive Notice, That on Friday next, the 3d of June, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Eight Hundred Quar ters of new PALE and Two Hundred Quarters of new close dried AMBER /VIAL T, to be delivered in three Weeks by we,kly proportions into his Majesty's Victualing Stores at Deptford,and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No re g ard will be had to any Toiler in wtizi the tri:e shaft nlt !,e ia.urted in *oils at len g th, or that shall mot be delivered to the Board be j tre One o'Clock on the said Friday next the ;Li of Jane, nor :atlas the. Person who Man the Tender, or some Person on his behay', attends to mintier siren called fir. ORDNANCE OFFICE, .111-, 16, 160 S. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• JESTrr ORDNANCE, da liereky give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office. in Pall-Mall, on or before Thursday the 2d a June next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Plumbers, Work within the Tower Division, comprehending the Tower, • Lewisham, Vi'oolwich, Purlleet, and Gravesend ; and also at Portsmouth, for a period of three years. Proposals will be received jointly for the whole, or separately, ler the said Tower Division, and Portsmouth ; and further par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be kamert, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in i'ali-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propos..ls are to be delivered, sealed up, and endors4d " Pi-Gros:as far the Performance of the Plumbers, Work at " (as the case may Ix); but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2cl of June next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in hi. behalf, shall attend. Ey Ostler of the Bo.rel, R. H. CREW, Serr:tA. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 18, laGB. 1 - 14 E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY': ORDNANCE, do lereky give Notice, That Proposals will be received at th-ir Oflice in Pall Mall, on or b-fcre Thursday the 2d day of June next, for such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Painters' Work for the Ordnance Service at Portsmouth, for a period of three years. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre tary's Office in Pall Wall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Painters' Work at Ports mouth," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of June next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secrehry. ORDNANCE OFFICE, May 25, 1202. ' l l l - /E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA .rEsrrs ORDNANCE, do heresy gene Nctice, • That they will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thursday the 9th day of June next, between the hours of eleven and fpur o'Clock, Sundry Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ord nance Stores, consisting of blames Collar, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of Sallefy and Harness, Beds, Blankets. Coverlets, Hammocks and sundry other Articles of Bedding, Powder Horns, Tents and Sandbags, Copper, Steel, and mixed Metal, Tools of sorts, Oak and Fir Scantling, together with Building Materials and various other Ankles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Honourable rrittra pal .!torekeeper's Office, at the Tower, until the day of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those persons who may apply for the same.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. ESTATE OF PERRY and SEDGWICK. THE CREDITORS of the ESTATE of RO BERT PEPAY and WILLIAM SEDGWICK, late of Lamb-street, Spital-fields, Brewers and Copartners, aiwell those who have, as those who havonotalrLady executed the Trust Deed, whn have not hitherto delivered the par radars of their demands against the said Estate-, are requested to deliver such particulars to Messrs. Weston, Solicitors to the said Trustees, at their office in Fenchurch-street, on or before the :30th day of ?sae ; and such of the said Creditors Aso have not already executed tk.c said T r uat_Deed, as shall not come in and execute the same, and de liver the particulars of their demands.on or before the said Soth day of June next, will be excluded the betnefit of ds the m fina ade l Di the vi dend, which is intended to be immediately afterwar of said Estate. ARMY. ALIEUTENANT of Heavy Dragoons is dis pos,a to exchange to Infantry or Light Dragoons on ser vice.—Apply to a). D. No. 10, Northumbcriand-street, Strand, London. Letters w . . 1: not be answered unless port free. 'Phis morning was published, Ity Wittt.xas Albmurle—street, THE HIS i'ORICAL WORK by the late Right ilonotasble LHAIt.LES JAMES FOX; with an Appendix of Original I)ocuments and a Preface, by Lord HOLLAND. Demy Parer, .1. 1 Ms.—Royal Paper, .e. 2. 124. tit!. E - , / - A Portrait is attached to each Edition. This day were published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price One Guinea in boards, i l / 4 4EMOIRSof MA.RiA,COUNTESS being neither Novel nor Romance, bat anertaining to both, interspersed with Historic Facts and Comic Incident:;, in the course of which arc introduced Fragments and Cirsunistanc2s not altogether inapplicable to the events of this kliaracted age, and the measures of the foresighted Defenders of 0;..r By PRISCILLA PARLANTE. Publi.lied by William Miller, Albemarle-street. This day was published, price 3s. 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This day were published, in Two Volumes illustrat , Nl by 35 superior Lngraviugs, price 13$. in braids, and 145. bound and letterod, POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN TAL PHILO - iOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and cHrmui- TRY, intended chicly for the Use of STUDENTS and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, &c.; Vicar of West-Ham ; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Landalf ; and Au thor ofThe Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for Ric HARD PRILRIPS, 6, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, jaw published, The GRAMMAR of NATIVP AL and Ea I'ERINIUN I'AL PIIILOSO euv,by the Rev. D. Bldir,Author of the Class Book, &c. prize ;:s. I in blue. TO BE SOLI) BY AIX PION, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS MOR THE CARE AND DISPOSAL OF DA.NLSH PRiZLI. • At the London 'Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 7th Day of June n..tt, at telt, ABOUT2SO TONS of ALICANT SALT, being the entire Cargo of the Ship INGcaouto ..latta, 1. 13. MARDI:MEN 1.1.tu Master, by his Maj.•ty's DRYAD, and now contlainn , to z'l.• For samples and further pink:llirs apply to Mr. COes Was. ford, Merchant, one of the Agents far Danish Prizes. Plymouth, May Is, i e.us. BY ORDER OF THE CUM.,IISSiONERS FOR THE CAKi.. AND DISPOSAL 02 DANISH PRICES. At the London Inn, Plymouth, t;:t Friday the 17th June next. at 11 &Cluck in the Forenoon. THE Good Brig TRENDRE BRODRE, Chris topher Poulwn muter. No. 79. DIMENSIONS. _ _ _________ Length on Desk _ - 70 Ft. 0 I. Breadth - - 21 ta- Depth - • - 4IS 3i , AdllleASUrei 121 52-94'1 ons. Condemned as prize to the Crown, and now lying itteatw sta. Also, the good Galliot ANNA CHRISTINA. No. 45. DIMENIIONS. Length on Deck - 65 Ft. 2 in. Breadth - - 17 8 Admensures - 67 9-94 Tons. Condemned as prize to the Crown, and lying in Catwater. For viewing the Vessels, and any further particulars, apply at the Couuting-house of Mr. THOMAS I.OOKYER, Merchant, One of the Agents for Danish Prizes. Plymouth, May 24, 1808. CAPI rAL MANSION, GROSVENOR-SQUARE. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Thurkd ,y, the 2d of Jun; at One o'Clnck, . _ peremptorily, TRULY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD A ESTATE; comprising a Noble Elegant MAN situated in Grosveaor-square, lately altered, repaired, and beauti fied at a cnnsiderable expence, presenting a singularly eligible resb deuce, named for the accomThodation of a Family of the First Distinc:i , n, with a large Garden, Coach-houses, and Stables ; the House cor.t.iins in ;he Attics, Ida large ROOMS; Second Floor, six spacious Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms, and Maid's Closet; og the principal floor, a suite of superb Drawing •rooms of large dimensions. finished with enriched Canice and Ceilings ; hand same Chimney-pieces, and French Windows, opening to a Balcony of sixty-eight feet, nearly the whole front of the house ; Waiting-roo - n, and Water-closet ; Ground Floor, extensive Eating Room, 40 feet by 24, Library, Gentleman's Dresning-room and Water-closet, capital Breakfast-room, Morning-room and Par lour, ?rincipJl and secondary Stair-case; basement contains rooms and Odiccs of every denomination, judiciously planned, and fitted up with every convenience for a large establistnent ; detached offices, a spa :ions Kitchen, Larders, Wash-house, Laundry, and Maid's-roam, Coal Vaults, and Cellars. 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Plenty of fine Water flawing from an antitmt Condrit. The Premises arc held on lease, 47 years un expir2d, ;:t a small ground rant. To be viewed, by tickets, from the hours of twelve to four. Particulars J'a the premises; at teal rawars Coffee-house; and of M r. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-Name. A POE TICAL LIBRARY. This day was published, in Six elegant Volumes, post octavo, embellished with Portraits by CASOLINE War sox, price Three Pounds in boards, or Three Pounds Tea Shillings ele gantly bound, for a Literary Present, THE CABINET OF POETRY ; containing the best ENTIRE PIECES which are to be found in the Woaxs of the BRITISH POETS, from MILTON to BEAT FIE; print, l in Chronological Serks, and the Works of each Poet pre faced by an Account of his Ilk and Charicter. Selected by S. J. PRATT, Esq. " If the grain were up-anted from the chaff which fills the Works of our National Poets, what is truly v,iluable would be to what is useless in the prorartion of a mob;hill to a mountai." attai n .. " The Poets at large, like the Statutes at large, are proverbial for the quantity of worthless lumber which they contain ' and have long been a heavy tax on the purse and patience of the Pub lic: Pasrscc. Printed for RICHARD Parsurs. No.B, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. N. B. To afford an adequate idea of the singular worth of the above-mentioned Work, it will be necessary simply to enumerate the names of the Poets, the best of whose Works, unaltered and unabridged, occupy its VOL. VOL. I. Milton. VOL. 11. Cowley, Rochester, Halifax, Hughes, Waller, Pomfret, Parnell, Buckingham, Butler, Phillips, Garth, Fenton, Denham, King, Rowe, aldm, Dryden, Sprat, Addison, Gay. VOL. 111. _ Prior, Somerville, Savage, Swift, Pope, Pattison, Hill, Falconer, Tickell, Hammond, Broome, 'ICAts, Blair. VOL. IV. _ _ Thornton, A. Phillips, Collins, Akensiile, MAlkt, Hamilton. Dyer, Young. VOL V. • Gray, Churchill, Grainger, Lankhorne, R. West, Lloyd, Smollit, Bruer, Lvnieton, Cunningham, Armstrong, Chatterton, Moore, Green, Brown, Shaw, W.Thompson, Cooper, Dolsley, Lovibund, Cawthorn, Goldsmith, Smart, Penrose. VOL VI. Mickle, Whitehead, Logan, Mason, Jago, Jenyns, Wanon Burns, Scott, Grnme, Cotton, Lank-. J o h ns on, Glover, Biaelltelt, FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to her Ma)esre and the PRINCE of WAeas, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto made use or; they will efTectuatty preserve the Teeth hi a sound state even to old age ; will render them white and beas.tiful without the least impairing the enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the breath de licately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the conse quence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. In order to prevent the impositions daily practised by persons counterfeiting the above-mentioned long established Medicines, t he following words are (by permission) engravol in the stamp, " J. 1 - Ltnet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street," and none are genuine but what have those words enit aeed in the stamp, and also a label with the words " Bayley and Blew Cockspur-str&t, London," pasted on the back of each au ' d Lox. The Essence and Dentifrice are sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blur, Coceseur-street, price 9s. 9d. each, "stamps in cluded, and retail by T. Scarman (late r ie rtn2r and Successor to Mr. Hemet), George-street, Hanover-square, London. I`. B. The Essence is particularly rettommended to parents and persons who have the care of children as the greatest press:a...rive of young and tender teeth. - - IMPORTANT DISCOVERY MADE KNOWN. THE Advertiser has already informed the Public, L that, after having almost explored nature to find out a cure for the Scorbutic. Leprosy, Scrofula, and other diseases arising from the impurity oldie blood, kind PROVIDE mochas led him to the discovery of a Medicine which completely eradicates then; diseases ; and that as he was not a man of independence, be thought be was in duty bound to those dependent on him not t make the discovery known, till the puble had subs:ribed a surf equivalent to its value, but from the many distresdng applicatio,:s that have been made to him for immediate relief,and the str,n; im pression on his own mind that numbers are daily dying of these dreadful maladies, the feelings of humanity have so overcome him, that every other consideration dwindles into nothing when compared with saving the lives and promoting the happiness of his fellow men. He therefore now rejoices to subjoin the disco- very, the happy result of many years arduous experiments, that its beneficial effects may be universally diffused; and leaves it to the generosity and gratitude of those wilt) shall receive benefit from it, to The medicine is four4fths common black pitch, one-fifth rosin, give him what they may think proper. and add about one-sixth of flour, mix these we'd together, then make it into pills, to be taken a little before each meal, to tile_ extent of an ounce per day for an adult : this, if strictly attended to and persisted in, will complete a cure. 'Me length of the advertisement rrevs ins him from mentioning more particularly the easy method of making up and taking the medicine, and the happy eff:cts it will soon pro.2o.ce upon the patient; but these he shall be happy to communicate to any per son applying to him by letter c,post paid) addr.msed to Pixsos, care of Mr. Francis Goadsby, druggist, Salford, Manchester. P. S. He has reason to believe it w:Il cure Melancholy and Consumptions, when arising from Scrofula. It c ra nes l a a nd appetite, and invigorates the whole body.