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W 141" G '. v y ...y . .?H get Of/ • . :~: •ra ME I ~~'~~~ Or 4rittob Mirtfo• • .• • . t A • • (PRfct stXPEVCE. !ER 750•) THURSDAY, N :AY 23, 1805: • This Mt I ptrltshed, mice Fire Coo , " SEVEN PRINTS (the size of the Paintings). finely Nigravol by Mesas Totnkini Thew. Simon, and Lcnry, from SMIRKE's celebrated PICTURES of tnc SE VEN AGES. By Boyriell and Co. No. 90, Cheapaide • and may be had of all Book and Printaciieta in the Untied K ingdom. THEATRE ROYAL. 9RURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 23, Their suierseisrmnts will art the Comedy uf • THE WONDER ! D o e Tens, Mr. Eiliston. Donna V iolaiite, Mrs. Jordan. r..b i cig will be added (13th time) a New Canis Opera, card THE SOLDIER'S RETURN ; or. WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO? FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. TDlSHrespeafully informs the Pu>>Tc, that . the lo oda Day of Drawing of the Lottery will Le VICIVALLINCIoOFFICB, Mat 8, 1805. rrITE COMMISSIONERS for Vifiuniines His A- .111 , 4r:to's Kiley do here , " nine Notice, That en TilUitS- D,IY, the oth of June nest, they will be realm to reeeine in ['Prang I..wed up), for such .disnottnes s r tatsu BEEF and POR K, in Half P.m-Aeons, Tierces, and Barn 1., no the respesfir lerettarits and Dealers therein shill think proper to ler ; to be of the hest !.."Itality; to hate been cored in the last 5C.,J,14; be delivered in the spore of An Months, into Kis Majesty's Victualing Stores at Is:o.)rd, Portsmouth, mid Plymouth, ;n sods Propoettom as , haa .lOrtelter be determined trywn ; and to he pouf far by Bills, polohle, with Interest, Ninety Days after lisle The Conditions o/ the &sunset may be seen at the Secretory s ( *re. Na regent will be had to any Tender in which the l'rice shall not he inserted in use& at length, or that shall not be et:tarred to the Board befog One ....Clark on the sail Thu , seloy, the 6th of June ririt, nor wiles. the Parson rho stakes the Tender, or suit Person on his behalf, Mends, to answer when called for. NEXT SATURDAY, when the Fire-drawn Ticket will be entitle , ' to The Wheel is immensely rich, only seem. Days tu drew, and theft rennin 2 .... '...• • ..L.110,000 S L 5,051 t 2 moon 5 l,OOO Undrewn Tickets and Shares may be had at 4, Cornhil, a 441 9, Charing Cross, till Saturday Morning nine o'clock. Ticket.... L.lO h 0 IT tit L9IS 0I Eighth..l,.2 10 0 Quarter 4 19 0 Sixteenth ..1 5 0 Ina few tla• s will be in 2 Vols. Bro. A TOUR IN AMERICA in 1798-99, and 1800 e eshiSiting Sketches of Society, end Manners, and a par ticular of Abooric.os Sv.tetn of Agriculture:. THEATRL.ROY AL. COVENT-GARDEN. 3, pencesinn of she Rt. Hon. the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS ASHLEY'S. ON WHITSUN EVE, SzturdAy, June l, will be perfomeed a &sad SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC, IN Two PARTS. FT' the in favourite Competitions of Handel. Haydn, rr.zeira, Arn.,Eent, Mile% CJl!eut., Onieen, and Mozart. Pri icival Vocal Pert aeoroMri Ashe Mrs. Weill, M Trier, and Malerne Du ' ssek Brahain, lir. M 7. iner, awl Mr Bartlenzari. Leader of the Htnd, Mr. G. Athley—OrKen, Mr. S. Ash!ev. Tickets to he hid nrMeeee. Ashie vs ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage Ilw r, is Hart-street. wLere Places for the BOW'S ray betaken. Ey RICHARD PARKINSON, Late of Baltimore, Author of " Tne Experienced Farmer, &c." London Printed fur J. Harding, St. Jarneterstreet ; and J. Murray, Fleet.‘treet. COOPER'S HALL. 'Fills Day is published, with Stuttn in small a... price 7. o f on large paper, 121 to lio;rds, n ARNABZ ITINERARIUVI ; or, DRUNK -1) EN BARNARTS FOUR JOURNEYS to the NOR IS 01 ENGLAND, in Latin and English Metre.—A New Edi %Wyk. NEXT SATClitbAirvAlli); the Fourth Day of Drawine, and the fint.drawn Ticket entitled to 5,0001. The Wheel contains double the Number of great Pfiael it did !sit LMtery, and the precut price of Tickeu only 191 ss..it the save peiied law Lottery they were 241. 5•. and by the Sixth Day they were 301. after which Day, tint a Ticket was to be hid. An early purchase is therefore recommended at PORTER'S Old Eslablished Office, Parliament-.treat, where the Ticket 10,732, dr..wn, the Second Day, a Pitsi of 5001. WJSS.Ad and registered EAST-INDIA HOUSE., MAY 22, 11105. ALL Pertont who sr., willing to supply the EAST CoM P ANY with from n. Modred sa Ftsa Hundred Chaldean& or the hest SEA COALS, Pant Measure, tt,e thfferent Sum, One liontred Chaldrent to he deisered imoi , chat:l&, and the r , 2uaatity ndien rested, ut the Las &die Hm,,e and Warehouses, free of el EZ,4I:(TS, 1111 V tellfi m their Proposals, stated up, addressed to the Committee of ihe Horne, before Twelle eGlork, es iretuestv nest, the rsth PCKW ROOMS, lIANOVER-SQUARF. Re:er the Palmtop et Me RATA fl,glieen the Prince rf W %LYS. _ •—•—• 'A AR. BRIDGTOWER begs le.toe to inform the .1,111 Nobility, (irony, and his Friends, that his CONCF.R •i• yin Oka Lee THIS DAY. the 23d intt nt.—Mrs. Bil k•isnisw d Mr. J. Cramer have kindly offered ro play tLe *awe Dvr , as at Mcsm. Cramer , ' Concert on Mondai sehinight. A,cr t. Oa ohne. Zaubtnflotte—Mria.irt. Song. Signor m o s a ii—Cimariya. Concerto Violoncello, Mr. F. Bridetower —iitaforg. Song. S.giter Sestetto for • din. tem!, Vu.lmmAlo, Clarienet, Horn, Bage.on, and • BVII, by bteuts. Wirlgtower, Shield, P. lithigtower, • ..er Reim, riTalsh, and Dragenerts— . Se ohoven. Song. Mo. A:he. Concerto Violin, Mr. Briderower—atidgtower. ACT New Grand Syrophonr—Beethoven. Scent. Mils Arts-3 , 111 4 stmt. New Clod Duet for two ria , o, Fortes, aro itilhoeton and Me. Cramer—Cramer. Duet. ?obis Parke a.d signor Vita torsi. Finale. Piano Forte, Mr. G. Smart. Takers, tiatis•Goinea each, to he had of Mr. Bridgtoere., So. 4, CV•et r street, St Janse.fs ; New Pend r eet; Monzpirs Ord Annet '4/me Clement, and Co. Cheap sae ; and Eon, Royal Farhaoge. -- MR BARRY'S ANNUITY. AT A NIEETIN.; of the SUBSCRIBERS to the FUND for rinsing a I ANNUITY for the LIFE, of jvtirq R MVIY, Esq held at the Great Room of the So n f• el A r.. Cc. iit the Adelphi, on Friday, the 11th Day el 5457,, It 0 5, Tin: Earl of R.:DNOR in the Chair; lesolred, Tot? the [ler tetern4 Attention of Mr. Barry, during the r.... , ...,, of het Lite, t., the Cultivation of liberal Seimce ibis Pretresion, elpv,r; to hove proceeded fmm pure morires eirohlic 9 .ortt and the Low, of the Atte thentmilves, unmixed Tr` Viet to ofennuty Gain ; and, therefore, at an adNanctd ire, for doe riot possess the means of that comfortable Sub fit: to 'shun, in art enlightened Country, might he expected to foilnt 'Talents s.s rarely found, and se umftilry and hoover *, crafty!. t4l rl. t feeting, impressed with as earnest derfre of • . - - citrog his Condition in this rasped, and of altering a Tmimo.i.' of then hMh Sense of hi Merit, as an A.rtdst, do aleolls rimnireisnd to t h e Amender, of the thablie, the Sub- Ima, nor+ has been opened for rating a Illuaid to provide at .5,1,5.5t7 for hn Life. The: ramie Rmislainnis be printed ie such of the Public hears as the Calvorttee shall think proper. Th.t the Thanks rf the Meeting be given to the Taff o' *admit, for his great zeal in promoting the Objetis of the nesting, and for ms able Conduct in the Chair. Ace.old of Sub.:nations already advertised, L. 579 6 The Earl of Buchan% Annuity . . . 10 0 Subserihen Phillips, Mr. R. L 5 5 Pike, MIS., Csirlc SU 0 Reeve, Josh. F.N. 5 3 Row, Win. Pell, Esq. 3 3 Richman, John, Eaq. 2 2 Rimini., Earl of 10 10 Ronan, A Ha.n. Esq. 5 5 Sheffield, SirJoho, Bt. 5 3 Smith, William, En. 10 0 Stafford, Marquis of 10 0 Stokes, James. Esq. .2 0 Tennant, Chris. Mr. 1 1 Thornton, Step. Esq. 5 0 Tillock, Alex. Esq. 5 5 Took*, Themts, FN. 4 0 White, James, F.N. 3 0 Wilbraham, R. Esq. IA 0 Willis, Mr. William 2 0 Add ti iial Anterskin, .1. J. EA. 10 10 Anthony, IVm. Eq. 5 5 Beiree,S,r F. Bart. MI 0 B iilord, Duke of 21 0 Duna, Thomson, EA. Is 10 Carlisle, Mr. 2 2 Cock, Thomas, Mr. 1 I Conant, N. Lig. 5 .1 Cumberland, Ni: Geis. 2 2 Doyle, Lieut. Gener.,l, turn Guernsey . 5 5 Green, Thema% Eq. 5 .5 Leen+, W. Mr. 2 0 Luvretr F und 25 0 Leek, Willtarn, Esq. 31 0 Kaman, Mn. 5 5 rattieton, Wm. FA. , 1 1 !came;, Ccov,:r, EA. Cork . . 100 0 Aulownotion; are recwivei I Sam .ty at Mu; or, in his Ni Lank.aa, oi G e Stmnil; whi ►asevn. M•. Mint. Secretary to the le, Irt Maus. Couto and Co a Lit at the Subscribers may MONEY. FROM ONE to FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS will tee LENT to any PhitSON who will pro cure for the Aii.ertirer 4 SITUATION in a Public or r, trate Ofbce, he would he found very useful, where goad Writing, a knowledge of Mt:aunts, Andre*, 2.4 Interim!, arc necawal• Hie prize real wish beim a reepolable ertgageineot, he hag iso oleechow to any einplo) meet. Civil, Miaarr. Law, or Tlll4O. Letter. left, pun free, at the City CrofeeMouse, Chreapridi.., will be attowlottv.—Aditers II W. lINHE Revel - Pad WILLI AM BARC Y'S ANTIMILIOUS DEORSTRUENT PILLS —The Pub lie are requested to observe, that es the great hentEt to be de revel from the above latent Medi c ine depends on the Pills !sung genuine, Hit Majesty's H.nt. Commissioners of the Stamp Dina' have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Wm lizrclay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibiiiniti leotrentent Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, Stafford-street, Old hoot-strcet," to bo engrased on a ttlr:lc , oamp,whteh stamp is athmet teirath h.n„ ail others are coun• tcribit ; amt any person vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmovt sesedty of the law. They have been u., I with .arse,. by Gant thoinunda ; amongst whom he has the h4 , 110,11' to rank the foilowing distinguished personages, •ia.-- Grace the Archbishop o f C an t er b ur y —The L"id itshop of ILeh and tVellt•Sir John Hoorwood, San. I.P.h for flu tuton—oSir Stephen Lo 'Mouton, Rart. M P. for Pennon—T. Anson, Es". M.P. Li:eltheld—ismes Ainyatt, M R. for Soutlampton—Cecil Forrester, Esq. MAP. for Wettloe—Ni. eholsor t Cats en, Esq. M.P. fur Het tfi.nt—Ert round Rite! , it, P.<l. New-street, S i lting gardens--Thernas Hammealey s Ell- Fi l l" W. i)Wke.. Faq. I . :lulu. Secretary to the An hbidr•lt of Canterbitolh e Res. Mr. I)linuerk, Li l wariah to the bishop. 'lles Metlichn s are sok! at Mr. L. Kerby's, Nialloid steet, 1/14 BIM street—Mr. Station, Perfumer, LCICI , V.T. F•mlsess Chemist, Poultry (late and Co.) Leon 1/11.1 C., OXl . iird.Sirert—Mr. Bolton, Royal anger?.Tr Michell, Ntotlical Repaeltorr, Long-acre— /dr. Rower*, No. Nt4„ Hatboro—a:id Mr. Boner, No. 4, Cbeapsite, c,rher Paterniiri my. Where may Ito ht had, tbs• (glowi n g truly valuable M=llseilie., whose ha opy effects in their several C. - 0111 have procuroi the inort distiirgisishcii t"mate :The Rev. Wm. Barrlty's Si. for the sore ant speniv tinier of the Gout ; his Solvent for the Con. of Stone ; I a Volatile Nervous C,udtal Droos; an.l his Volatile Oils T.ohrocat ion fur one cu re O f the Guist, Itheunsation, eke. all h Ntedreinet, to be immix, man have the above-mu% limed *amp. BF, remembered, remembe eci,that it former LOTTERIES TICK ETA rove considerably before the Fourth Day of 1)-aw,ns , . In the last Lottery, tnev a,1,1 fur 24i 54. which vas an incr.'s...! of M. above the present price, and the bane. fits to be derived holt the Cap ital Prizes bore no equality the picvnt State of the W heel The FIRST-DRAWN 11('KET on SATURDAY next will be entitled to 5,0001. Tickets and Shares, warranted %indrawn, are on safe at Horniby and Co.', State Lottery Office, 76, Cornhill GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTF.R Y. _ . Fivifh;u;;i - iii:Z;d;ior the First-drawn Thirst near! Saturday, being the Enintli Day of Drdwillg. TICKETS atid SHARES, warranted undra•rn, will continue on SALE, whilst any remain, at G. scam Old Estahliohed °Rice, No. 75, New Bond.street, where the Virsr-Drawn Ticket last Saturday, No. 2,575, cntithd to 1,0001. was so'd and registered; and the Ticket, No. 6,143, a lorirc of in the lait Lottery, was also sold in one Quarter, sane Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. N. B. Capital Prizes to any amount paid nn e a.atiJ. L.s.ocn —Folt7 ON FS WHE N EXT gATURDAY the Watml of Fortune will again twit round, - irt her .1 Gift, e..e he ,tow, will be entitled to 5; . li, r r...sons who have delatel mule be quick hei app'ketiori to Pt/PE's Fortunate Otiv:e, faxing th.! F. • < of England, as, from tile uncommon demand, Ticket. wili be •ery &or and fearer after the tae►t DWI'S DIMIIIIII. Thl. DIV published, price Cl{ .awed in coloured paper, ADISSERTATION on the BEST MEANS of CIVILISING the SUBJECTS of the BRITISH EMPIRE in INDIA, and of diffusing the Light of the Chris• tie t tteligion throughout the E,,tern World. lly the Rev. FRANCIS WR ANGIIAM, M.A. F R.S. Of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry, Loudon; Deighton, Cambridge; and Hanwell and Parker, Oxford. Published by the same Arthur. and to be had of the same Baokiellers, The RESTORATION of LEARNING in the EAST, a 4!n. marbled paper. Also, THIRTEEN PRACTICAL. sr emoss, founded ern Dr.ddrifge's Rise and Progress of Religion in the Son,. Ts whirl, we annexed, Rome is Fallen! &e. Second Edition. 6s. Oro. boards. 2. Th. HOLY LAND, a Seaton Prize.Poem,lBoo. Is. IL 410. sewed. S. POEMS, containing the Restoration of the Jews, a Sea t...Jo Prize Poem (1794), and many Translations. 4i.crownavo. bus: ts. 4. LESLIE', SHORT and EASY METHOD with the DEISTS, w . ..th his supplerneorary Tract on the Truth of Clin,riariw,eompreard. Is. 6.1. crown Lim. arprhead paler. S. Tlso ADVANTAGES of DIFFUSED KNOWLEDGE, a Charity School Sermon. Is. rat tro. sew-r 1 8. The RAISING of! ATRUS'a DAUGHTER, a Poem. To which is annexed a short Memoir, Sm. of the late Caroline Syr:mons. 2s. 6d. crown Bro. cusuund paper. FIVP THOUSAND Phl':4l3 c i, Fnr the Virg dnwn Ticket Lai SA lUK DAY next. EXCLUSIVE of the above, the Whccl contains the following rich Prises, tie. 2 20,000 j 2 dre. /ie. .c. Mi or!) , Svveii Days to drams. T ROBERTS recommends an early application at hi. fortonwe Office, No. 11, Carnival, as a erartity of T.tkets mu.t take place frorn the very great demand. Lag Lottery all the Ticket , ' were told by the Fourth Day of Drawing. UNPARALLELED RICH WHEF.I., COII rAINING 2 2 •• 20,000 I 3 Re.. kc. ,lic. Aid nn'y SEVEN DAYS to draw. HA P?f NESS and RICHES may be obtained from she hove Rirh Wheel, by an early A ppli.atiou at LniNNSN. Old Establi•lsed Office, 81, Nelfgat,•vreet. From th• great Demand. it is likely Tickets vdl he very and arce.—Lad Lottery every Ticket was sold by the F,.urth Day. hr ar'it Dies Drawing w be on Saturday next, and the .st.,..rawn Ticket entitled to 3,0001. PROPOSALS for Printing by SUBSCRIP TION, The ART of ASSISTING the MT.MORY : wherein Dr. Greg's method is improved, and his plan greatly enlarged by its application to the tint Elements of various Arts, Sciences, and Branches of Literature. By a set isf concise Rules and Examples, this Art will be made applicable even to Conversat:on and to the Trensaillion of Rosiness; .ind ad part,cuteril useful to all, whose ohject it is, in shy iltoation, public or private, to deliver tl..eir 'Thoughts in well-arranged D.scoorse, without the assistance of written notes, whether at the Bar, in the Lecture-rade, the Pulpit, in public Cmncils, or in the :denote. By J. LE - MICE, D D. Vicar of re 21111 3 7.11, 1, The Work to be printed in Me Volume, Octavo, on a fine pader and elegant type. R. Subicriptiona, Fourteen Shillings; half to he paid at the time of ii.Metihing, remainder on the Cheery of the book.' 3. They will be received by Messrs. Nicol, Pall-Mall ; White, Fleedstreet ; T. and C. Rivinvon, St. Paul's Church yard ; W. Clarke, New Sondoitreet; and J. Hatchaid, Piccadilly RICH STATE OF Tilt WHEEL. 1....... L. 10,000 I 2 ....... • ....... 20,000 5 ..... •.. 2,000 • ....... 10,000 5 ........ 1,000 B e tides for the Finu.drawn Ticket on Saturday seat. ADRUMMOND solicits the Perusal of the . above Grand Stare of the Wheel to his F.: hinds and the ?Ali?, which Parris unprecedented in the Aiindis of Lotte ries, with only Seven Days to Draw, and Tickets at Mil. Si. which, at the same Paned last Lottery, rote to 241. ers. tnerefore, recommends to th , se who have delayed purchasing, to be early in their application at hie Oirl,stahr,shed (Ace, Fleet street ; and assures them, from the uncommon demand. it Is I kely not a Ticket will be left after next Week. The Ticket No 1,219, drawn • Prise of 5001. on the first der, was sold at tbs. Office. fIitAND SPRING LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. L.90,q0 0 2%001 2 L C 3,000 40,000 30,000 15,000 10,000 8,000 7,000 5,000 5,000 120,000 to;ono spun t;000 i3Ono 500 50 1 , 1 , 1 I U 0 50 6 ,009 10,000 Th'krt. , L. 300,000 Part of the Capitals will he ,letetinined as followl: FIN drawn, Ivt Day L• 10,000 Veit-drawn, Gth Day L. 20,000 Ditto 14 Day .. 1,000 Donn 7th Day .. $l,OOO Diu° 3.1 Day .. 1,000 Dittn Bth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto Oth Day .. 1,000 Ditto sth Do .. 1,000 1.),tt0 1011, Day .. 2,000 Tlcicr-rs and SHARES are selling at every Oifce. Tickets L.I9 5 0 llall L.9 It 0 1 Eighth........ L. 2 10 0 %tarter 4 19 0 I Sixteenth 1 5 6 •.• The Fourth Day's Drawing begins next Sat, rday. EAST INDIA MUSLIN SALE. rr HE Public are respeafully informed, that the 1 East India Company's large Muslin Sale has just tinted at the Ipsba House, and that Muslim hare sold considerably cheaper, particularly Mulls and Jacronots. 'EAMON; out ABBOTT respectfally beg leave to offer to the inspection or the Public in general, the largest collection of Muslin, they ever had for sale. In consequence of their sell ing cheaper, they have now contracts cd selling their new Mul lins by the meteor deno.piere, at a very small advance on the fist cost, by the bale together. Dress-makers, and thd dr who buy to sell ,pie, will see great advantage in selecting pieces from bales or largeaseortinenis, in which there it freqnently a of VI. per Cent. An early application is return mended to those, who (very naturally) are anxious to get the 'heap's* lots NB. R':4llndla Shawls, the largest collection in town; Geld and Si: ter Muslims for Dresses and Turbans ; Moravian 'W itetl uslins ; ludic Tartoree and Lace Worked Abrosh and Nihdb Muslims now cot sale. Al,. the Georgian Shawl tad Shawl Cloth. med. frown the !err of the Se dor the South Sala. No. 61, Mew Bead-street, Seamen sod Abbot. FORE-WARNED, FORE-ARMED. " B EWARE of the Ides of March," said the 1. Roman Augur to Julius Cesar. " Rewire of the month of May," says every candid Physician to Consump tive Patienti, whose lungs, torn or inflamed by coughing through the winter, begin now to suppurate, and will soon hurry the poor victim to the grave Cars.lr's disregard of the (miner caution cost him his life. We hope that the thoug;a less, the ignorant, or the prejudiced, will not shut their t.lrk to the voice of Reason, when she speaks in the most awful tone. The following is a late instance of the astonislaiog effi cacy of Dr. WERSTER's ENGLISH DIET DRINK, in a case acknowledged by the Faculty to be hopeless "Joseph Jee, one of the yelanger sons of Mrs. Hannah le.. of Watford, Hero, after [meg an.l severe attacks el a cough, with violent pains in the side and head, was in the course of ten weeks hurried on to the last hopeless stage of a consump tion. An abscess was formal in rle lungs : the colliquative tar mettle, sweats at night were almost incredible the boy was so reduced, that every prominent bone seemed reudy to force its way through the thin skin, which scarcely coveted at, while the poor patient exhibited the ghastly appearance of i death. To render his case more desperate, worms Mktg:play were no less painful and alarming than the effect* of the dis ease without. The MeiLeal Gentlemen who attended Wen, having tried all the resources of regular practice in vain, and having given him over, then assented to the Mother's wish to give him a kledieine which she had heard highly spoken of ; but, at the instant of permitting her to do so, they declare.) 3 cure to be aholiately impossible. She then administered Dr. WERSTER's ENGLISH DIET DRINK, and continual to do so regularly for five days: oath, eith nes g, the child brought up three pints of matter, and the same quantity next day; and continued to recover both health and plumpmras, till every symptom was 'emend, the worms completely re pelled, and the youth now iii posassion of perfect health. The cure was deemed to 'uproar h so ile , rly to a miracle, th..t even one or the medical attendants could 'calmly believe his own eyes, without recital the re tared boy tu be mtiefe d that he was flesh arid blond. Thr• circumstances were testified mud subscribed by the mother, Hannah lee, midwife, on the Bth of April, 1803." Many whet cures, net oitly of Consumptions, but of the Scurvy, Scrophilla, and various diseases arising f‘.ann impio;ters rat the blood, or missals weakness, are deli , meal iii the Third Edition of Dr. Webster'. popular Tre,tise on •11% b s.amplainrs which may be had, as well as the DIET DRINK. at The rt. Cr, Viet and Co. Ken glue lane ; FtWart, rOtittfy and Co 1)0, Oxfam. sire. t: Ward. :0; i, Holborn ; Ox/stv arid Co. 27, Haymarket; Midgler, 49, An nal ; Hewlm, 2s, Borough Jordae, 23, Whir 'chapel ; rand liy, at least, one bookseller, or reepeer,ble ven-ler of pubic wet:sues ars every principal town in rim United /.Mgdothe Printed for J. Harding, Si, St. larnees street. This is a repteAkatiori of a canoes little Wuric, originally • nted about the middle of the I csth Century. The Author, whoever he w:is, Ores himself atoua:nted with the History, Autiqeites, and Customs of every ; late ha mita , and exhibits 00 117 Yet eestertusa of reaserir, and ketones* of entire, that he is evideMly a iJruntard, merely in Masquerade —His liornirsar, hi, gaiety, and, his I. arising give him Is, mean rank smuts:: A a thors, and he is entitled to the kiiidneir. of the World fir the entertainment he affords. This Div k published, prix Ss the Seennd Edition of CONAIDERATIONS nn the GENERAL • CONDMONS of the Ci 'ANTI AN COVENANT; with a View to some important Citarnrersies.- . •. By JOSEPII• 1401.1)1,..N POTT, Atcluieacosi of St. Alban's. hinted for P. C. and J. Airington ' No. 62, SE Paul). Chiaechlaoi ; Sold abo by J. Ititeitartl, No. re,lPicigaddly. Of whom mar be loAd , b• the Aro Awyar,. ; ELEMENTARY EIIsCOURSES, djelgsmiiiatlitt Wa d. a Yong Person after Coofiriont . ...n. Vlrlth../ktratiouraelectod. et,efts from VIII Book of Common Prayer to ire useskiodlowe Hid, and after the H, Comsathnun. The &Lod Editipw, pried Is. 66. Next Month will be pulitshed, dedicltad, by termissints to t'.e KING, in E.ght tarp Vo!torsehi chßaio, harittioni.dy pnnard on fine woven Demy Paper, and a ill Copies on a saperciat racer, with a elrtnis Of Spets•e!, front the original Painting in the P0W5:14741 a -Oa Earl of Ti - 11.: WORKS rf EDMUND SVENSER, with Notes of various Cortinaesitatcts. To which Are added Illustration., with -oar: Account of the • Life of Spether, and with a Glossarial Index Sy the Rev. If. J TODD, M A. F AS. Rector .4 Alllaalluws, Looniunt-Wee', Lonithrri. Re. Printed for F. and C. Riviligton, T. - Payne, Cad..Ll wad Davies, and R. H. Evan.. it 4 This Day is pub!;siod, in One thick N'esinme„ harolsoinety printed in footstep aro. on superfine wore ).epsr, price 7s. in board:, SELECTIONS from the WORKS of BISHOP TAYLOR, HOOKER, BISHOP HALL, and f,riltUr BACON : Withia Analysis of the Adeeneensens of Lis-eosin. By BASIL MONTAGU, Frep. AM. Prir.tet for J. blawman, fruhry. • Of vatena met Dad s Paggis.ratitcde A SUMMARY of the LAW of SETOFF ; Tr.•u of the Bankrupt Lams, et which =the Second will be published earty in the next • Thir Bay is published, by J. SlaWallan, N 6. Poultry, Lon din ; and Wilson andliperree, York ; nestle printed in one Vol. 12mn. and ernatnent.d with !de beautify , . Engravings price 4s. &l. bards, ar..lßra. 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