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1 . 0 ' •-• • 4.~ r r JRE, , ca. 1111 P lot.:1 1 4' • zar.oc, e . . . I. • . .. . .. ' . . . f . oe. .k.:?1;;:,re ( 4 1 , , . • 14- f• , , ... 1 , ,-,-/. V V : • ez......, ; . 1... is 4 ~_., -7:sitPet.)4l):::;;Y: . 1 . . , i t 1 • . ) te ---, ll l \ r tit tob , _,.1.4 r rfoo e - • - 11 THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1805. set „i P4lOl, tOfik. NUMBER 696•) (PRICE SIXPENCE. rattme K4e, 44,4 THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PHIS PRESEN r EVENING. March 2. I , Their hiejesties' Servants will id (by particular desire) she Tined,' of DOU 3LAS. Norval by the YOUNG ROSCIUS ; Lord Randvlnli, Mr. Rolland; Glenalvon, Mo. Barryroore. Matilda, Mrs Nowell. To which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZ EN. y ou ng Philpot, Mr. Bannister. Mir Duncan, in which character she will nitroduce • favourite Scotch Air. On Saturday, the Trigs, y 1f.% inlet--flamkt In dYoung i ol ciu,.--liter which the F arce of Who's the per The Yowls IRoscius aMo perform on Monday. 00 TustrJsv, The Beaux Stratageus-eehe.part of Archer by Gent1.:314. 1 , 'wing his brat appearance on the Stage. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, M•actt 20, Ino3 LOST, a BILL Ar FIFI'EEN HUNDREI) POUNDS, drawn on Sir BROOK WATSON, Bart. Cmios.s, t General, by JAMES HOLLINSWORTiI, jar Self nod Partners; dated !lithe, the <HA /swot', and counter. signed by Jul-IN BROWN, with the Winds " Certified and Approved." alt honer will bring it to this Qfce, shall 'artist a of FIVE POUNDS. The Bill, not belt i accepted, can not he of toe tee any Peewee take 'Ray possess it. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES NOD GINTLIMIN, CILiaIipISTANCED as 1 was on the much lamented Death of Mr. WILLIAMS, and preeludA from an early applicahon to the Proprietors, by my nece.sary attendance on a Committee of the Dots.: of Commons, I fisrl myself to have been deprived of the suffrages of many r:al and valu.ble Friends : Yielding, therefore, to tier odi.7itstrons and ii,surance of future summit, I withdraw Com the contest for the vacant seat in the Direeion, on the present 0CC14101 , 1 ; at the lame time I intreat you to accept of my wannest ac• istaiwlengenents for th, great encouragement I have met with on my conva,; fur the liber.il reception I have experienced from all; and most earnestly request that those fiends who have dune me the honour to support me, ar rhn time, and those likewise who, feeling themselves previously engaspl, promised me their Second Votes, will do me the favour to reserve thernseivls, and to interest their friends in my favour for the next Vacancy. With sentimeots of great respect, I have the honour to be, ladies ant Gentlemen, Year obedient faithful Servant, America square, Merck 20, I8:13 JAAIES SIIAW. This Day is published, price 2s. Gd - - " - A TREATISE upon TITHES: contain;og an Katunete of e•ery 'Fitheable Article in cdmmon Cult , a4- tom, wit:i the ration' mod,' of compounding for th, Kr the sea. JANOS BE ARBLOCK, A M. Printed fur John flatchari, No, 190, Piccadilly ; Deigh- Cambriage; C Knight, itt ;C. Stan's, Chelms ford ; and flaiiwell and Parki r, Oxford NE THOUSAND POUNDS will be pre seated to any Lady or Gentleman who will pro:ure for the Advertiser, (a Young Man of vary ae,isectable cnitnec tion..) an adequate l'emunent Situation uud.:r Government. No Broker reted apply. Direct for A. G. Mr. Batton's, !lair. Dresser, Tlirogniorton-vtreet. - STAYS. —By the King's koyal Letters P. i tt, c.n to be had only of Mrs. Lt.' IYD GIBBON, th., r.,i In ventor, and only STAY PATENTEE, at her Howie, Nu 7, • summit; LEASE OR LEASES, EISHOPSGATE. This Day is published, price 6d. HE SLAVE TRADE DELINEATED; be• • T ing Extraels from a Perm kcal Work, " The Christian o:nerve'," for June, 1694. „ Printed (or John liatcliard, No. 190, opposo Alb my, Pkcadilly. _ - BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GAR nrN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 2 t willbe acted a Cuaie Opera, to three acts % called THE CABINET.. Or whom rr►y be had, A easnyls.te sad neat Set a* JOHNSON'S ENGLISH POETS. sa val.. neatly bound, price 241. Prince °Avid°, Mr. Brabant; Count Curvoso, Mr. Emery; Leiria., Mr lneledoo. Cuostantia, Miss Wheatly Lancia, Me. Doeupatt Fieretta, &goon Stiarace. To which wiil be added a..Faree called RAISING THE WIND. Didd;er, Mr. Lewis; Plaiuway, Mr. Blanchard. Laiirt nip u ,,si t , naveoport ; Fuggy, Mrs Beverly. - The Musiral Farce ulVot of Place ; or, The Lake of Dim wits; will be metated reveryevening Ai +further notice.' o.i Saturday, the Coaiedv of The School of Retorin Uu Moaday, Tragedy of King 'Lichen' the Titied.. Kiug Richard uy 11r. Cooke. I CONSI')ERATIONS ON THE CORONATION OATH, By JOHN REEVES, Sm. THR remaining Copies saf this Phatplale4 first pub:J.44li wt k evruary 1801, mid r.piiieable teethe S .b. jeet of the Korman Cstbolse Petits* now to. Ow 'essential to Parliament, ha tier been purchased by Jobn Httcluiiit, of No. I Y.), P,cr atil:s, tfiloks it lus duty to inform hi+ I nI: and the Public, mat they may iseseisplied with thew at t+. 6d. etch He likewise will iss.ie another Pamp !et uuyy this im portant Subject, as soon as hi: Pr can set Mei, Preaws Work. SIREET. A COMMITTEE (idle Worshipful COMPANY Cl of SKINNERS mill meet at their Hail, on Dowgate 011 WEDNESDAY NEXT', the 27th Dq ui Karen iintant, precisely at Eleven &Clock, to receive PROPOSALS for LETTING that valu.tbie GROUND on the West side of BISHOPSGATE STREET, arid North and South sides of SKINNER-STREET, ou a BUILDING LEASE or LEASES A Plan, Elevation, an l Description, may be seen by apply ing at the Clerk's Office, Skinners' Hail, STATE LOTTERY. WIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No: 11, LI Poultry, are selling Ticket' sod Shares or Ahe State Lot rv, to begin drawing 11th :day. The Number and Aluoimt of the. Capital Prizes, and the ge neral arrangement of Ihs Scheme, will be found superior to any former Lotter, of the same number of Tickets. In the last Lottery, Vie Ticket No. 20,952, a prise o f 10.0001. N. 8,800, a Prise of 10001. and Not 9,802 and 16;468, Pnzes of SON were shared and wild at Swift and Co.'s thbce INhere No. 6,791, a Prime of 20,0001. Nu. 9,362, a Pr.ze of 10,0081 and No. 19,008, a Prize of 1,0001 in the preceding Lottery, were also sold in Otares. SPRING LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, 1403. THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30,000 T.ekets that ever tins.essed near the Number of Cdpital Wises with which this Scheme abounds On ins:iertion it wits be Wind to contain nearly as many Capital Prit-- as have been ItiOM m LOttetlOS of 60J/00 Tickets, And nn Prise under 201. SCHEME. Valve of each. 60,000 No. of Pr.ms. 20,0u0 10,000 5,14,0 i ' ,004 •. 1,009 5.1• 100 iono 2' Total L. 60,000 40,000 30000 15.0110 !0,000 8,000 7,600 5,000 5,000 1Z.0,n00 akeue Tveimat CapttAs Determinable . . .LllOOO9lO Thu drawls, lat Day I. mon . Pir.t.drawn, 6th Day L. 20,000 Ditto ld Day .. 1.000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 3glDey .. 1,1410 Ditto Bth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. I.too Ditto Mb Day .. IP' 0 Oaten 10th Day .. 2 000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE Ticket. L.IB 15 0 —•- Half l. 9 10 0 I Figlith... ..... 8 6 Quarter-- . • 0 .• The Puldic, who are deairous of having particular Nuns bets, are renthsocd to be early iu their application to tonic of the Lottery Offices, who will take care and engage the Nuatb:rs *anted at the Bank of England. DIXON's Celebrated A NTIBILIOUS 15 Prepared by Mr. DIXON, Apothecary, area eestain cure for Rihtas, (;,ility, , and Rheumatic Disordms, Neflrntill and Sick Achs, Heart Burn, Flatn4neies , Wsakut‘s r•f r ll;:prenion of Spirits, Indigeftion, and Free Li.. bi g . sec. Thil are used and recommended by the Royal Family, the Vit.euntr, es B..ckingham And Bulkely, the Dowager I.ld, S.iy a'A Sde, the Lords Kilmain and king, the Hun. J. M.,ey, Sc R William, , M. P. Sir G P. Turner, Nan. M. P. Sir W Manners Kart P Sir R. Hetky, Km. Si, N. Wekli, Knt. tqiutiel.:Cnlte and Bishopp, Maine Prittler, Portsmouth, Cop ia.° Jessii. Ridcets, Lloyd And Hughe , „ the Rev. J. Studd,rt, Waren, Smith, Lneku, Taiiqueray, Hill, and some hutidicds tithe Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy. Sold Whideole and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, Nri 4, Ciieamide, C inier of Patertinater.mw ; and Retail by ridding, tlantrl.n.,•et ; Wither, 249, Stand, near Teinple-'lar ; Crisp Corne r a Spring Gan.lcii.: Clark, 269, Wirough ; Tuu, Reknit, and Lewithwaito, Royal Excha::ge ; Stott and Smith, I. , llotrigh; Gr.gaoir, Liverpool &amt. Mancheller• Wool 'net, Exeter ; Ho ar d and Ctuttwell, Bath ; Maerlonaid, But. lei, nation ant It Glineinw ; And by most Bookseller% I Perifr.nieri in Pl'', Inn, in bras, .it 2% 94 each R. nutlet, 4, Chciii,4-1,.," , a engraved on the stamp, which is aliatad to ear!. lvex. TIE Reverent WILI AA M BARCLAY'S ANTIBILI*U4 DEOSSTRUP:NT PILLS --The Pub lic are r‘miovrisl to Worse,, that av the weAt benefit to be de rived front' 91 • abuse Patent Xledmiee rlei.sinds on the Pills Dente r Mime, 11,. Majeltyta Hon. Commisounem of the Stamp Dune.: have been piv.ised to grant to the Res. Wm Berths, ttm ' , went", and Patentee of the Antilnlions Deohnutivit Pills, the name of • The Rev. William Steele?, stiffoi , !..treet, Old BowLstreet," I. be engraiel no a Mack. %Lim o , which 'tamp is affixed touch box, all others are coon trrfait and any person vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have heei, w.th seeress by rum o among., whom he ' , A. the I . ..lioisr to rank the following distinginvhed o"rs:malil7l, Crate the Atehhishon of Centre-here -The Lord Bishop of Rith and Wells—Sir John !, Bart. fur nitu. , Sri Stephen I,u-hreiLon , Bait. M p eir i'enrsit-e T. Ammo, Esq. M P. Litehhelty4ames M P. fitr Bovtliamptor.-Cecil Potreo., Eng M P. fio cholson Cal v ert , E sg . M.P. for Fierifred-sEditi It le m, Fig Ne o'llatete 'Simon •ardeov-s-Thenias Hainnierslev, Esq P. 16 11741 G. W. Dicke.., Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop °I e lollertiorr"-ehe Rev. M.. Girsoi , k, Lilo - anon to the Arch arshup. The Medicines am sold at Mr. E. Kerb V's, Stafford. Street, 111,1 Rand street--M r . Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester altUtte...Mri Probes, Chemist, Poulfry (late Salvo' a el Cn ) litcon and Co. Oxford-street...44r. Bolton, Royal Eatiturnge—r Michell, Medical Repositeltv, Long-acre— /4r. Edwards No. 324, Holborn-wad Mr. Emir?, Ni. 4, ebenside,r,i - ner of Paternuster-row. Where May slants:. had., the following truly valuable Mertkines, whose balmy effoets in their s.veral cues have procursxl the most diqiifiritished pa umiak, :—The Rev. Wm. Ilinclay's weific for the SM., and *Peel, eel of of - the Glut Ms Solvent :Or the Core of Sone"; Li NCIVOLt• Cordial Drops; and bit VOlatil• 011 V Embrocation for the cure of the Goat, Rheumatiint, Ste. 311 which Medicines, to be genuine, must have the above-men. !nonce slant?. BAYLEY's PATENT BLACK C %ICES, WHICH have maintained an acknowledged Su priority /or wore than Thirty Years, continue In he seta by BAYLEY and BLEW, Cockspur street, London, price Gd each. Gentlemen, who do not think this Marking make, their Boots Milne sufEcient'y, are respectful y informed, mat, if the Cake is ilia/dyed in Vinegar instead of Watt r, it will produce a Lustre equal to Japan but, it is necessary to observe, that Vinegar is extremely injurious to the Leather, and deprives this Blacking of one of its most valuable properties, vit. That of keeping the Leather soft and and preventing it troin cracking. The same etre& may be pr..xiticed by mixing Vitriol with the Water, but the injury to the Leather will be still greater. N.B. To prevent Counterfeits, the Bills of Directions a r e signed as below, which appears on the outside of each Cit.e. W BAYI.EY. 'PHE necessity of Medicine, ear wknts pointed ai wit in early ages ; and those people who praiffised w.th a few plants, were considered in those ages as endowed with supernatural abilities. It was time, and experience, which improved our medicll knowledge, and moulded our prepara tions into simple and elegant compounds. From the wide field of medical knowledge, vanered every where, some leads fell, and family medicines grew into repute, (ruin their excel• knot iii peculiar diseases. Then a (w raven paid particu'ar attention to a Specific, which increased as its virtues wer., known and tried. A1T1.11% these men, we rank Drs. Ward, Noy.% 3.11311.11, and the late Dr. Spitsbury, who gained, a. well Pa hr. toed...maims, a w-11-earned farm , , be his satiable PATENT AN TISCORRU fle, in the cure of SCURVY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and many disea.m depending on Oketria.lion. Pray ask Air nievent counterfeits) PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, Bottles Ss. M. 10e. and 11. 2s di.ty minded. Every B .tile which is issued from the Ellspensary, IS, Soho-square, has the King's duty printed in Black Ink, instead of Red Ink. Mr. Sli.snußY mar be consulted as usual, on the accus tomed plof.A.cuoi wrists. This Day is published, price IL 4s. in hoards, rrHE CHRISTIAN SYSTEM UNFOLDED, I in a Course of Praiiical Esiips on the Principal Doctrines and Dirties of Christianity. In Three Volumes Octavo. Volume the Viratvi-Contains Practical EVUlyi on the i Divine Attribute., the State of Man, the Character sad Offices of Jesus Christ. ..... Volume the Seco, d—rott , a ne Practical Ewa)s on the Per son, Operation., and. Fruits ,d the Holy Spirt. Volume the Thira--Cormaina Practical Faure on Christen Obeibirace, Prayer, Sacraments, Sc. By THOMAS ROBINSON, M A Vicar of St. Marje, Leicester. Printed for thc Aut►.rt sad sold bi F. C. midi Ricinatao, St Paul* Cnoratlard ; ant ►y .1 Hetchard, 190, Piccadilly This Day h puli!iMed, in One Volume, price bin boards, a Edition, being the Foortb, of n INARBAS; a TALE: being a Continua- A.. nun of Dr JOHNSON'S RASSELAS, PIaLNOE: of ABYSHNIA. BY E. CORNELIA KNIGHT. Printed for T Coda and W. Da,tra, Strand. Of whom may al; r be had, 1, 3, the same Anchor, MAR -VS FLAMINIUS, an Iflatiprtc.tl Neve; : ill a S. riei of Emters, mppeied to be written in the Life Time of Geri:animas. Two Vol.. biro. price lb. in trianb This My is pubis ed etas-roily prir.tod w a Yot.lime Volume, and ',entail with Ensravinri in Woad, price is. a !few Edi 4 _ _ _ T HE NURSE; a POEM. Translated from the Italian of LUIGI TANSILLO. By WILLIAM ROSCOE. Printed for T Gadell and W. Davies, Strand. •• • A furs e,opies in Roy , ' See price Its. As above may alms he bad, the Fourth Edition of,Mr, SOB' CUI-..4 LIFE of warrau (h. NIEDICI, called the ‘l4g nificent, stlegantly primed in 3 Vol.. STD. and alostratind with Engravings, kric • 11.'7, This Day are solidi:held, is Four Volumes, Octavo, with a Number of Engrarinus. price Two Guineas is bustds, , F HE ELEMENTS of NATtTRAL or EX PERIMENTAL PHILOSt IPrIV. By TIBERIUS CAVALLO, F K.S. &c. P,Oirml for T. Carle* and W Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An ESSAY nn tue MEDICINAL PKoPEKFIRS of FAcrt EIOUS AIRS, SY°. Ss. in Boards. Thi; Day it publi‘hed, in On• . ume, Octa,o, price is. is boa-de, the Si.crind Edition of LECTURES on the ACTS of the APOSTLES, Explanatory and Pra.•tieal. By It'LHAIID STACK, 13.11. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Dubl'n. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. ••• The general Design of theve Lectures MO formed npon the excellent Model of than delivered by the BISHOP of LONDON opals the GOSPEL of St. MATTHEW, of whirls a New Edition the Seventh) may also be had as a4ove, in Teu V*. eve. puce 13‘. NEW WELSH and ENGLISH DICTIONARY. This Day is publi.hel, in Two Wee Volume, Kurd Oran", price 31 UK Cal in R ikWELSH And ENGLISH DICTIONARY, compiled from the Laws, Ili•tory, Poetry, Ranlisrn. PrOVCTI" &C. of the Britoul, wan i.evoral Thousand Quota tions, literally translated fin eloci , l nine o`lscure Wends ; which are intended, at the time time, .0 a Diylsy of ancie,t Man ners and Customs, fly the Gratilicatikrn of the Cori .cu. To which is added, a Grammar of the Wel.h Language. By WILLIAM OWEN, F. A. S. _ _ _ The GRAMMAR, by the same Au thor, rnatt be had cepa. rattly from the Dictionary. Price 7s. 61 in Nardi. Another Edition of the Dictionary and Grammar /113! , be had, hot-premed, and elegantly printed, in 2 Volt. 4to. prici 31. 13c. 6(1. in boards. This Work will be considered as a very 'skiable Acquisition to the Celtic Library, by the Antiquary, the Scholar, the Gentleman, and the Critic, and contents nearly One Hun dred Thousand Words. ' London : Printed for E. Williams, Bookseller to the Dyke and Duchess of 'fork, No. 11, Strand, and all other Book. Whin m the Undid Kangdosa. GENERAL AND CLASSICAL ATLAS. THE FIRST PART of a GENERAL sod CLASSICAL ATLAS, in large (aleort... one Crew the meet uiterasting Features of ani-ient and eseefi-r.i Geigraphy, By the Rev. EDWARD PIiiTTESON, A.M. Of Richmond, Surrey, is sow ready for delivery, in the following Forma, and at the Feral 1. Centliniog Fifteen Maps, outlined with Colour, and a popular Trvatire on the Principles of Geography, he. strongly sewed . . 0 13 0 Form U. The same, with Blank Duplicares of arch Map . . • . S 16 0 Form 111. Containing the same Letter prow, & r . an Form but with the Maps on a superior Paper, full-odoered and but pressed, in boards . . 1 7 0 Form IV. Theism*, with Mara Deptienlise . 1 11 6 The Second Part, containing IS or 17 Mips, and com pleting the Work, is in eunsederatile forwardness, 'rid wII be published as early as possiele, and as nearly at the sem* prices, as the late sudden and great advance in the price of Paper will permit. N. B. The Copies of Subscribers will be completed without any advance, upon the original terms, as stated to be reduced in former advertisements hi the S..cood Put wil be found Six Maps of Greece and Italy, via One g-tieril Vi.w of eac,, with Ten detained Maio, in, r larger .'tale Psypt. Penis, and the adjacent Countries and s %tip 01 the voitral tries of Zuro,o, exhibiting the entire Conr.r: of th, Rhino and Danuhe, with the whom,: of the Austrian and Privates% Dominion, Any desired Number of Blank S •..; of Part I. mey Ire had with one Set of the frill Maps, coloured es. 6d. pm Set. plain, Ss. 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There are from Ten to Fourteen men constantly employed. Nothing nude but to orders, for ready Money only : the Conneaions of the tint respelability, wh , eh have been regular Customer , fir several Year; paNt th. 4ttiati.lll it (hie flt the best in L0.,,i0d Letters. addre:sed for L. M. spat paid), a No. 8, Bond court, Walbrook, will be del attended to. COALS 525. per CIIALORON, 12 sAC KS (tor prompt Payment).—The NEW LON 7401 ii SEA-CUAL COMPANY having pu,slussl a esonskl.sableplua. LA, of PR %1E LARGE NEVVC 112 C. )A L . luahty the Proprimory will ...mum to siva illtialacti,m tra_thra Nobility, Gentry., end PubLe, who honour than wah ?'nor Commands. Letters addressed and Orden ree.sivr I at No. 3, Mai y.la.bonne lane, three Doors from sr. , and No. 12, Great Queen•street, Lineslo's men sre.ll, .vsll be punctually lent to Cu, 'part of Urea, tree •••• service, exo2,rt Sho :trag and Waage. PLAT!: GLASS CUMPANY. THE Public are informed, that they may be supployl with P 1. 1 .1 1 7. GLASS, of a superior quality, and an uncommonly bil.iiant in any quantity and of any by applying to Mr. ALE XANI)LR BLACK, at the Warehouse, Albion•place, London ; or to Mr. Faster, at ilavenhearl, Presr.i.tt, Lancaster; where a large assortment of Claus, is bept toe .Sale Au ample allowance I S tnajw to the Tie". A printer' Tariff of the Company's Prices for ;iolisbed Ph.tcs is sold .0 Carla's, Stockdale's, itiobuisaa's, Seweira, Led J J. Taylor s, Lon:lon. LINEN AND MUSLIN WAREHOUSE. JSAYERS most respe&fully informs the NOM . Gentry, and PuAM: in general, that he hat opened a large and convenient Ware Loose, tin. 41, Piccadilly, uppia. nee St. James's attire'', with an extensive and e ledmit A • airtnient of MuslOis of every description, warniited to be of a very -"me, for unality to goods generally °tiered for sale, be lug all manufacturi II from the fines.. India Cotton. Tab e Linent, Sheetinct, 'nosh and Scotch Linens, French, Irish, and Sentrh aIITIbIiCI, ;wig or thd be t make, Gdighains, and wove Cambrics of all , afterass, fast colours; with a great variety of other Goods, too 'About to enti inviatea—J S. being the real Manufacturer, will recommend no Goods but those that rid give comelete satisfaCtion so the purchaser—J. S also recommends those Labe, arid Gentlemen who fmquent With, to an early inspeertion of an elegant sTocx. of M US LISS, and other GOODS, at Ilia WiWil.lll4,, No. 7, Mil sormaarret, the whole 1.1 which will be «Ad, withisist swerve, at the lowe4 wholesale prises, giving is.. that (hewn in April next. gaitLious. GOUTY. and NERVOUS PER - T/ SONS, and a'l theme who hate Int a 'eolith int Ilene been benetitted by the Use of the Rey. Wtl RARCLAY's PATt. NT ANTILRILIOUS PILLS, Afe r..co,iins.mVed in fu ture to purchase the ath,VP Pits, at the F.lahniatory, No .5, Redford-street, Covent•tkardeii ' there they will be ecttaiii of having them Optimise, .14 the P.itent and original Recipe for mating theirs will, as a point', be thews to any penes. Staid in Rohe, at sis fid. and Itit each. N B. The above are the original and nnly genuine P. 114 winch have hero' recommended in Nihon., and Ner ving. C.rw, by the molt iestiedable Person.< in the Kingdom. foe a ilia uf WIIOIII sec the Wrappe- aconiiipany mit each Box. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCe. LAMA" *N 4;IIIIT tAllegge T HE DAY of ELECTION to fill the Vacancy in your Conn of Director.; occasioned by the death eat Mr. Wdliims, being fixed fur THURSDAY, the 28.11 request the honour of your early attendance at the 8.'114 that day, and the ta vu u r o f y our Stiffragell. The 'superior support I hare received from the Proprietor.; at large warrariN the mo.t confident and undoubted prospect of my s uccmt. I beg to mure you, that I :frill always retain the no-t becoming sen;r of the obligation, and endeavour at all times to manifest the sincerity of my declaration by the testi mony of a zealous and honourable discharge of my ditty. I have the honour to be, Lacher and Gentlemen, Your meet obedient humble servant, New Rroad.nrect, JOHN JACKSON London, March 14, 1805. AI R. J ACK SO N's COMMITTEE meet at hi s Houle,New Brna.l.str .et, EVERY DAY, at Twelve Clo,k, and will be obliged by the coat MIMIC/1411111 of any friendly information. Ti) Tin.: PROPRIETORS OW rAST INDIA STOCK. LA OILS AND GIST 1.1141 N, Tlik: Retreat of Mr. Alderman SHAW leaves you the liberty of choice between two Candidates only. I fi:inly hoped that the trely distinguished and honourable line of support with which I am favoured, and which this unex pected event has greatly contributed to strengthen, must prove suet-teen, ; and should the Ballot on the 22th lost. be equal to ugly exi,ectatinits, a stations di,charge of ai v duty shall evince .my gratitude for so high a woof of your confidence. I remain, with the greatest ropect, Ladies and Gemleinen, Your must faithful and devoted humble Servant, JAS. PATIISON. Xi•nt's Arms Yard, March 20, 1801 Mr. Pattismis Luitimitt,e sits at the King's Head Tavern, in the P.aultry, from 11 ti I 4. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA h LOCK. 0111, AND G1[3471114E74, PEkMIT me again to inform you that it is my & firm Intention, on sorue future occasion, to solicit the favour of your votes and hiterest for a Si at in the Court of rotors. Eimouraged by the further ameratsees of the entsport of a numerous and respectable body of friends, I am not without hopes that the esperimice of many years in an extensive tine of commerce has qualified me fur the impertantand arduous Jutita of the honour I solicit. Should I be so fortunate at to be elected to that distinguished situation, through the favour of your votes and patronage, 1 shall devote my moat eariseet endeavours to promote the int.:rest and prosperity of the Company. I have the honor r to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient arid devoted Servant, ALEXANDER ANDERSON. Philpotlaue, 40th March, let*. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGH NESS THE DUKE OF YOKE, ANEW anti incomparableßAZOß STRAP, the superior Qualities of whizh have obtained His Royal Highness's sandism. The superiority of this Strap consists in airing to the dull..st Runt (on a few Times wing) the keen e-t anal smoothest possihle edge; and keeping Rassrs that are constantly strapped upon it in perfect order without the use of • hone Very lade ate ntion is requited in using it--'t having only one side. This Strap it particularly recommended ro gentlemen of the army and navy, and to travellers in general, as it requires neither paste nor any other competition to keep it iii order. Sold wholinale and retail by Bayley and Slew, No. 5, Cock sptir.stract, London, price 1U 6d. and 7s. 6d. each. Sold, also !mail, by the Inventor, T. Cadman, Beth, with whose name each strap is cealed ow the handle. This Day is published. elegantly printed in Co. and illustr.ited with four beautiful Engravings, THE TOMB OF ALEXANDER. A DISSERTATION on this SARCOPHAGUS brought Ginn Alastandris, and now la toe &wish Marto. 1y EDWARD DAME,. CLARK& LL.D. Fellow of 3•64•Cidlege, Csaboldge. Camhr dgc : Priared by R. 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