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;~ Vic it/I\t'BEß -2991'J r_ TH EATRE -ROYAL, DRURY—LANE. Uz MORROWwiII EVENI.NG, APRIL 22, I 8,02, 4t1,, lied vbe Produced (first time), a new. Comed„ in F i ve FASfIION.ABLE FRIENDS. • W!TH THE DEAF LOVER. F •ATRE-ROWAI,, C ' 6VENT-GARDEN. '.O-MORRONT EVENING, APRIL vs, 1802, will be performed„ THE CABII\TET: Principal Chmaaers by Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. F 4..1V E TT, • • ':11r. EllElty, Mr. KING, and Alr;/ - 111...1, ; ...Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs.' ATK Fists, • oirs. .• TO I-INST(.)N, IkIrs.,DAV F. N P 0 RT, Mis. DIBDIN, Mrs.'POWELL, ov - 14 - ;; „_ . A ndSignont ew , qTORA C IE • "ca. will'bt added, .a N rand Pantomime Drama jjt two Parts, called - . BRAZEN ' MASK '; 44 0„ r AN'D KOSA.BELLA. — `re'and Music composed by' Nlr.--MOUNTA:S7 and Mr. I).Av'Y. Joitlp_ a t,',,daY Mr: 'Cooke "will perform the. Charaeter of Sir' .0 4 &;,."4, in. King Henry the Fourth. Th e r , -I 'rd•ir The Alan of • the World. every C e ''C; ;Lid Ballet of Brazen Mask; will be represented (4 e 0 4 , tile/,,sla!l•Nlrs. Billington will-perform Mandan:, for S),,t,i me —in -A ruNerxes Wind,- • `Ykinesclay will he reviOd., The Merry Wives or which . e k) in Mr. Cooke will make his fi rst o.ppear the Cho:oder of Falsts.tf. • htt rsdiy , The Cabinet.. " GRAMMAR•SCHOQL, 11ANCHESTER. HE LONDON ANNIVERSARY MEET ver;Ng of the Noblemen ,and , Gentlemen educated at the School, will he held at the Crown and Anehor,Ta , Strand', on Tu6sdav the 2.7t:i of A pril.nat. The EARL of WILTO.N. in the - Chair. • „ Dinner on the Table precisely at Five o'Clock, fo r r..lt is particularly requested, that Gentlemen win send , to ,r.lcir Tickets to the Bar of the Tavern two days previous. . m • cxtiug.. Tickets Half a Guinea each T.„ -- -sc)t4S concerned in the COTTON andIWOOL THELEN MANUFACTO R Y. - Co . Persons who are 'cOncerned• in any 'atiorx• ~` lON, WOOLLEN, or other-Mills or. Mann 'e't' ` ll4 t e 1 Children by Night, are earnestly re- I t° 'IIP " • Palace est,„,„. meet at the Arms Tavern, in . 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MW S ,,, al s to be sent•to.this Oftice,.on or before. the ist day Wiled up; anti/Great:it - to thy Secretary attic - 141)~ gl1\ t . d ) ". 14 t krio oos s a is r o f 1,4141tibg," which will by one - 111 ; 1 ' 1 = Presence of the Proposer or his Representative, on the said day, after which day no proposal 54gped by Order, Wlld. 1. HOMAN, Sec. .••••••••• D THE 01/12IOTIS IN' FISH SAUCE. ''''''.... •l• C• o l3 , ll..lTY, GENTRY, arid PUBLIC to ge;neral, ate . re • • 'eCtfullv inform.xl, J. BURG ESS , and AJ I N F ES P ' ENt E. of ANCIIOVI ES, continues - pr e • - ~teh Pare:thy therrtin the same manti n e a r s t i ha . t has giver, niv e h rsai approbation rot .roanY Y4:4rb tustiv.acquired superiority or that '-ret,,,`,°llfirrned in the o Mion of the Country at .artit., and of ti lL't es - , s r esident in parts of the World, and having stood • raiAs it in the situation it now maintains. general utilii of their Essence o • Audio - vies and other ' 44 'et a9( s for Fish, &c. indUceslirm, from the numerous kreillis.ements'dailv a - tipearing to caution Families, 4c. in t itit sI nE ttie • ." 4 t sank, none is. to be had of their-C;erniine,, .4,„t-verv* ' - `"Orltouse..iis under. - • • 7est Vier Article in the Oil .Trade - for family use, of the I.ati ry pitArt-Inklia Merchants, Captainiof Ships, &t. Officers in V4l-IYtqavv, supplied upon the shortest notice for sti..aticl West u pped tbei t ap-iZrinttleldo Messrs. - of .Families in Scotland, they w. sole Agvnts . f Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, • or 64'.rsi R. auces. • !-ist) N O . raj , comer of Saitoy,stePs, • Strand, 4.ondon. As, MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. , 1"" P EkSONS in ponession of Incomes, tSiat, arit:iag from Freehold, Copyhold,. or Leasehok , t =ll4 tk - e 4 ' in 1 -4 rd - I-I • Money in the • Funds, Rent s! i tiii•';' , „Mar t i, t g e . ° I. S U e ti n s S . r A c t i s i , L lV:i n d g o s w , ,s , Jointures, An , xiiiti rem " Place e-ni Cht . i or 'any other cer krritt/c°e for Lite 4i May- be supplied with temporary or tete °le nt Sums t -' • It fo r 1 o any Amount, f/7 paying Annuity In h, m t ~ sa me . , ti r mobility and Gentry of known Property, or their a " i s i' a rn be 4cc'ornmodatcd on, their personal security . ; ,tlal i t i .: 1•1 , Y,mstalice where the single security of itu indivi rer.sen; ue• deemed insufficient, the addition or another t l . l, vb ilit,.° (?bgn.al;:iiiitee --the' paymb.n.. t • ot . the.lnte n re_sLw•il i l ii r b e ; en t • 3e.tion • and in all cabes, PS' • , n up • o ti ) ~. , lwi r. 10- I üblic- to return the principal at their 0% P ei - s o . - !=° Nckl-11aPplications Will be received -every day tilt Four tlte,,,tr , nd,. Letters from Correspondents in Town or es,ettYiPost paid) will be immediately answered, a 4. 4 ")\%.;.4, li w ou :_h . e , I) ,ie!tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, iat his v IN .14 Lower lohn-street, G olden-square. . t '--..."."-":"5........ .................................................... .......... ...-- .- -7 HERE ' . are 110 Ciascs ta l i . . of men of greater and tal ri i, tangy to society than those which devote their l tin , le crea. inpor... 2 k4t, 4 to tli6-presrrvation of the health of theiltfel" t'tf..,tlOVir tunnel:ov successful the late FRANCIS . ilWviPlete t'.tik-Y was int hi s,tru I v laudable employment. is eolll 1 riced•bv-the rapidity of sale which his celebrated ,AS a ~,'-'.9 ilkllllll Q. I) It 0P S have invariably commanded,. Dra,, ''unfielu'Of th 'l . 1 restorer of tits cOnstitution, and —" of h - . , c 0 0(4 , • I t)4 1 , b _ 1 d'sv'stem,. their etleas have been astonishing, a,.' t(liii,`) switly.4:elwatarprising cureS of persons who werear. i t L l ,',„; with" sizorbutii- • lid Nervous CoMplaints, Gout, l'tiiy ri-e'9Atisna; sec• and ihe 4 deteaion orthose impostors, who, ,'"-41 n3 ; ) ,, f i brgeil bil Is imd othef pretended credentials, have . 1)... I,a;ril,rillS-cbrilpo'sition of this truly excellent mech.. -, , e;i- 1 , - -- ue alniSfac4icn to all person who have a - com - ') iii z ,lh`ta Oftab&olCut.- ne^e,'sity there is in being `carelul , '''''' '- '' e the gelnf R - iy- as well- as of preserving liqr".4l Property t- I'ne' ''' lll . e . ,' -' nt The r R tie Medicine :'liici I.,lv.gtti“it;d v.?t3ll .el t i j n i g' n fnen - i, on the bottle, - . - py ‘A, s ra i k'Pet ; .and as a further guard, bp- favour offlis 14 . 1 - - I ~.--oninlislioriers of the Stunp Office, they haw. affix- Pre`44,l.•Pon.each hott 1...',' printed in BL .1 C . K I NK. 1 Pared a n 4 SOld at the Dispensary, No: 1 5,.50h0-square. - ' ll 4r y I..g.ene:al venders of patent inedicilies 1 , . " - n town and • , n i)ottle; ss. and ti. 2S. duty included. ' .... . . . i 1 • S WEDiVE4DAY, APRIL 21, iBO2. GLOUCESTER MUSIC MEETING, rrHE MEETING of the‘ THREE CHOIRS of GLOUCESTER,. WORCESTER; and HERE FORD, will be held at Gloucester on Wednesday, Thurs day, and Friday, the Bth, •9th; and loth of September next. STEWARDS. The Hon. AdmiraIBERKELIY, HENRY .HOWARD, Esq. M. P. Sir HENRY LIPPLIsTCOTT, RarL The very Rev. Dr. LUX NIOR E, Dean of GlO'ster, The Ret. Mr. LEIGH, of Addlestho - rp, The Rei. Mr, LLOYD BAKER - • Guildhall, April 14, 180 z. MU - Mi. is hereby given, That it is the inten tion of ;he Corporation of London forthwith to Peti tion the klonotrable the House of Commons for leave to bring in a Bill to receaLso much of an AEI passed in the 18th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, intitled ". An Ad for " confirming sad. carrying into execution certain Articles of " Agreement nade and entered into between Beilby Lord " Bishop of London, Thomas Wood, Esq. Sir John Frede " rick,.Barr. and Arthur Stanhope,,Esq: Sir John Morshead, " Bart, and Dame Elizabeth his Wife, and Robert Thistle " thwayte, Esq. and Selina his Wife, and the - Company of " Proprietors of the Grand Junction Canal, and for other purposes 'therein mentioned," as gives power to the said Company' of Proprietors to ereit Markets on the Lands 'Grounds at Paddington, the, said A& mentioned. • By Oder of the Commits of City Lands, JQSEPII BUSHNXN, City Solicitor. . • SANDFORD and MERTON.. - .T.he ONLY GENUINE and COMPLETE EDITION; This Day was published, Ili Thtee Volumes itmo. the Ninth Edition, illustrated by a PORTRAIT of the AUTHOR,. elegantly .engrayed by Bovi and three other Engravings, mH I E HISTORY of -SANDFORD and MER. TON, a Work intended for the Use of Children - . By THOMAS )AY, Esq. - Printed for J., DQbrett, opposite Burlington Hot;Se, Picca dill. The. Publitra.rc rcspeafully informed, that.any other Edi tions of sandiorci end Merton, than the, above, are mere Abridgments. The Portrait of .the. Author, by Bovi, will .distinguish the genuine trom the spurious. In the Press, and speedily will be phblished, A N ACC-017N o$ the STATE 0.1 EGITP:r, .11 after the Battle of IleliopOlis, with general, obSetVa , tions On'the Physical and Politleal Charader of the COtin, try; to which are added, a MAP of LOWER EGYPT, laid down from the Astronomical Observations of Citizen Nowet, and others, and the following interesting Tables ist, Situation of the Arrily of the East on the loth Ventose, loth year; zd, Statement of the English and Tufkish Trocips in the. Expedition against' Egypt; 3d, Statement `of the French Troops concentrated near Alexandria, on the zgth Ventose, gth Year. By GENERAL REYNIEk. .franslated from the French. Printed for G. and j. Robinson, Paternoster-row.. - THE SAVAGE QF AVEYRON. This Day WAS published, price 3s. 6d. in Wards,embellished with his Portrait; AN HISTORICAL.- and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Discovery and Education Or A SAVAGE MAN.; or of the first developements, PhysiCal and Moral, o; . 'the YOUNG EIAVAGE CAUGHT hi the WOODS, in the Department of Aveyron, in the year 1798, and brought to.gariN by order of the French Government, in 1 799- By E.M.I, Physician to the National I ustitution for the Deafand Dumb, Member of the Medical Society of Paris, Ste. Pribted tbr R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard . ; and sold by all Booksellers. MO BE SOLD, the Fee and-INHERITANCE of several ESTATES situate in the Counties of Mayo, Westmeath, Kildare, King's County, ancl.LoJigford, in the Kingdom-of Lreland. . • Enquire of Walter Borrowes'; Esq. Austin Friars, Lon don; and Mr. Kennedy, No. tz, Werburgh-street, Dublin; or Mr. O'Gallaglian, .No. tot, Bank-building, London . , who has a Rent-roll of the Estates in his possession. Let terS, po,t-paid, only will be received. ' TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to. an Order of the Higtl Ceurt of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein THOMAS DANIEL and Sir MI CHAEL LEMON, Bart. are elaintitr3, and MARGA RET LAW 11,ENC E and Others are Defendants, before • • -N.- - -_,. James Tippet,--.Gentleman , at the Red Lion Inn, at Truro, in the County al COrnwill, on Monday the 26th Day of jr., A ril. at Five o'CLack in the Afternoon, in One Lot ; WQ THIR-D PA,RTS of , a FREEHOLD ESTATE, Part, and Parcel of that capital Barton called TRELISSICK 'ia,nd RESUGGAN, situate' in the Parish of Feock, in the. said County of Cornwall. - . . • Particulars whereof may be had gratis, at the Chambers of Peter Holloi'd, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs. Smith and Kekewich, Solicitors,' Lincoln's inn ; of. Messrs. 94tephard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; and of Mr. James Tippet, Solicitor, at Falmouth in Cornwall. CAPITAL MANSION and ESTATE at SALFORD, WARWICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, GLOU:. eesTERSHIRE. TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION, (And entered upon at Lady-day, 1803), at the White Lion Inn, in Stratford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick, ou Thursday'the 6th Day of May, 1802, at Three o'Cloek in the Afternoon, subje6 to such Conditions as will be produced; LOT I. A CAPITAL MESSUAGE, or MANSION.. lA. HOUSE, with convenient Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Garden, and Appurtenances, situate at Saltbrd Prior, in the County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell, Esq. ; together with divers Closes of rich A ra bl e , Meadow, and Pasture Ground, lying -in a Ring Fence, and adjoining to the said Mansion, containing 192 Acres, in the occupation of the said tames Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their, respedive Assigns. -.- LOT 11. A Messuage or FARM-HOUSE, situate at Rusbford, in the:Parish of Salford aforesaid, with convenient Barns, Sta bles, .and Out-buildings, and several Closes of rich A rable, Meadow, and Pasture Ground, lying contiguous thereto, containing together 172 Acres, in the occupation' of the said Widow Sinith, or her Assigns. LOT A Parcel of Meadow Ground called PRI EST's MEA DOW, situate in Salford aforesaid, containing 4A. I R. 24 P. in the occupation of the said James Mitchell, or his. Assigns - . LOT IV. Several Closes or Parcels of MEADOW GROUND, situate in Mickleton, in the County of Gloucester, contain ing ' , about nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward -}torsman. N. E. Salford is situate between , Aleester and Evcsham, .at an equal distance from each of these Towns, and the Turnpike Road adjoins this Estate. The whole Estate at Salford is Freehold,. and Tithe Free; and the Land, Talk is low. The Buildings:Are w in very good repair, and the first Lot is worthy the attention of any Gen. tiernari, .as a Residence in one of the.most delightful parts of the County of Warwick. Printed Particulars of the Salford Estate,may ,be had at the principal Inns at Warwick, Stratford, A lcester and Evesham; and a Plan of The Estate will be lodged at the Place of Sale, arid with Mr. Robert Woodhead, of Salford, who will show the Lands there; and the House may be seen on application to Dlr. The Tenant will spew the Land at Mickleton. _ . For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Godfrey and Tallents, Solicitors, Newark-upon-Treat, Notts; Messrs. Lavender, Solicitors in Evesham; or Messrs. Kinderiey, Long and Ince,,Syniond s Inq , 4,04140. NEW MUSIC. This. Pay was published, By GOULDING, PHIPPS, and D'ALMAINF, Mc?. 45 . : Pall-Mall, and No. 'y6; St. James's-street; with Variations for :the Harp, or Piano. Forte, - with additional Keys, by C. F. Remarts . , price_ 24. 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Speedily will be published; In Three large Volumes, Octavo , illustrated by Portraits; HE HISTORIC xif ENGLAND, from the Ac. cession of George 111. to the Conclusion of Peace in 1783: By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. S. A. Printed:for T. Cadell, jun: and W. Davies Strand. (Icr Tbis Work, with Mr. Hume's and Dr. Smollet's Histories, forms a complete Series from the earliest Accounts to the Year 1783. As above, may also be had, by the same Author, Biographical Memoirs of the French Revolution, a VOIS. BVO. tbs. in boards. This Day was published, In Two VoluMes, Oftavo, price 16s. in. boards, • A New Edition, being the Second, of THE BRITISH- GARDEN. A Descriptive Catalogue of hardy Plants, indigenous, or cultivated in the Climate of Great-Britain. With their Generic sod Specific Charatlers, Latin and English Names, Native Coen try, and Time of Flowering. With Introductory Remarks. By the RigOt Milt LADY CHARLOTTE MURRAY. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and S. 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Royal Olavo, price Five Guineas, in Boards, and Delay Oelavo„ price Three Pounds, in Boards, A NEW and SPLENDID EDITION of THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. • Translated by the Rev. EDWARD FORSTER. This Work is embollished And illustrated by'a Series of Twenty-fon? high-finished Engravings, in the Line Manner, from Pi Lures painted on purpose by ROBERT SMIRKE, Printed for William Miller,. Old Bond-street. N. B. One Hundred Copies of the above Work are also printedinQuarto, on' the finest Vellum Paper, and the Let ter-press-in Bulmer's best manner, .with Proofs of the Plates, on French Paper, price Ten Guineas in Boards. Such Noblemen and Gentlemen as are desirous of pos sessing a Copy of the Quarto, will Tease to be early is their applications to the Publisher, or their respedive BoOksellers, day.was pUblished, handsomely printed in small Bvo . price 6s. inboards; or on large paper, price los. 6d. in boards.. ' '"[SHERURAL PHILOSOPHER, or FRENCH 1 GEORG'S:S ;a. Didactic Poem. Translated from the Original of the ABBE DE LISLE, entitled l'Homme des Champs. By,,JOHN MATINDE. For a charaaer of this work see the following extraas from the Reviews. . • __ _ - • " Mr. Matimle has 'rendered his author in an easy and yet correct strain of versification:" , And after, several . gpeeintens, the l.e'viewer then prOceeds to. state, that " It must undoubtedly beseen from these specimens, that this - translation is a'spirited and rnoritorious - Work, and such as the English reader will peruse with pleasure and advan tage. " British Critic, 06tober, iSca. " The translatiorfof this Poem is, upon the whole, hap pily executed ; it adheres . with snflicient fidelity to its text, and generally evinces an equal, degree of ease." Crit. IteVieW, Sept. 1801. " As the plan of this elegant poem has already been de tailed in our anai ysis, Of the Original, we have now only to consider the translation ; and on'this point we must inform our readers that the numbers are, in general, flowing ; that the Poet's thoughts arc not often inaccurately rendered i and that, though the elegance of expression .cannot he expelled to equal that of a bard so renowned for harmony of cuinpo .sition, yet this : version wilt convey to the • English reader many of his beauties, and a satisfadory general idea of the whole work." Monthly Review, Nov. 180'1. - . Printed for G. Koarsley, Fleet-street; Bell, and Bqdrute, Edinburgh ; and Brash and Reid, Glasgow. This Day was published, In One large Volume. Bvo. with Nine Folding-plates, price Fifteen Shillings in Boards, " ATREATISE on AS TRONOM Y ; in which the Elements of the Science are deduced in a - Natural Order from the Appearances of the Heavens to an Observer on the Earth ; demonstrated on MatheMatical Principles, and explained by an Application' to the various Phenomena. By OLINTERIS GREGORY, 'lcaCher of Mathematics, Cambri'dge. - - - - - ' l * o This Work has not 'y'et been reviewed 'ha arc of. our Periodical .Publications, except the Philosophical Magazine; - in which the Editor, after observing—that we were fa4' be hind some of our Neighbours on the Continent, in regard to good Works on Astronomy, proceeds thus - : " As Professor Vince's work is too bulky and expensive for the great mass of the Public, it gives ,us pleasuNzo find that.a Gentleman so well qualified for the task as NIL 'Gre gory seems to be, has turned his attention to this deficiency, and supplied the Public with a comprehensive, clear, and well-arranged Elementary Treatise on this noble and useful Science. We have no hesitation in- saying, that we consider it as the best pr. ttical Work on the subjcd published since the time of Leadbetter The Anti - lees rules are simple and easy,-and the whole: rendered so,familiar, by a variety of ex amples, that any person initizited 'in the principles of the Mathematical Sciences must readily comprehend them. It Will be of great utility to, young persons in particular who are studying Astronomy ; and those who have made consi derable proficiency will tind it exceedingly convenient to re fer to. The Author has omitted none of the Modern Disco. veries; and the Tables he has 'given, the end are taken Irmo the best sources, and ;mproved by the latest correc tions.", Philosophical Mag. Feb. • tSoz, No. 45. LOndon : Prin4d for G. 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Mag io8oz; will be published, in ',3vo. na .a Ane evove Rpyal Paper, containing two Cokr.,r diqateq, No. I. price-;s. 6d. to be contiritic.,i Monthiyon an entirely New and Elegant - •• HE NATURAL - CORY OF HRITISII FH including scientific and-gevtral fkscriptions of the most intettstrag Species; and , i)- , c.-xter.sive accurately fi r niihed coloured Plates. Taken entirety irom Original Drawingt o purpoSelrmade from theSpecitnea in A. recent state, and tor the 11 - 41 St part whit hying. 13y E. DOIsIOV A:N,.P. L. S. ,Atithor of .the Natural. Histories of Britisii Shells,. _ _ _ Printed for the Author,' and.ro t. and, C. Rivitgron, No. 6;,.5.t. Paul's churcb-yard'.; schl also f9O Piccadilly 1? 4_ - f This Work will not include less than no Species, or extend beycind sixty Nurot,..r; t or five Volumes, el Num ber containing two co/dueel Plates will 6 - o',lriblished 114prirb ly,. and a Volume AnneallY..conrainir.g twenty-four Colour- - ed Plates. A Prospedus of - the Work may be had, gratis, of the Book sellers in Town and Courtry. For CHILBLAINS, KEIEVNIATISAIS, kli(..lSt., DR. S rEERS's OPODLL,DOC. TIHIS Medicine _has been long acknowledged to .-be superior to every. Preparation ,of tile kind in the Cure of Bruises, 4piains, Rheumatism, Cramps,: Mni) . - ness "and Strilnes's •of the Joints, and other exxernal Com plaints, as well as .it restoring-a proper Circulation to the Limb's when in a Paralytic state. it is also particularly' ser-' viceable for Chilblains y but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied. warm. • On -the outside of each. Bottle of the Genuine 0 podelcloc is pasted a" Stamp, in which are engraved these words "h. NEWBERY, No. 4s, St. Paul's." 11-1"*. All others ate counterfeit. Sold only by F, Newbery, at_the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a te , .v doors from the Corner of Chemiside -London ; and, by his appointment, by Messrs Jeboult andi Co.' 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Country of late years,; notwithstanding many remedies have been repeatedly offered to the Public, under the most - species pretenees, and it is a Matter.of "regret, that-after.thestrenitotts efforts of-so many persons, attentive to the cure-of these complaints, and tile-whole • Alateria . Medics having been rautacked for the means to eradicate them, they should still gain ground, ani become in a manner constitutional - tbnuitilferS' or: theinti.,ini tants of this climate... , . . . Serious retiedion upon -this ,important stibjet, ha'sAt length determined Doctor Solomon to endeavour to point out to the Public the causes of these maladies—the va rious Corms and appearances - by "which'' they are iii - iMfested, and to offer some observations on the, best mode to oinuti a certain and lasting cure; and, he trusts, that time - tlestriiaive disorders above alluded to, will be totally eradi::ated ii many, and their dreadful symptoinsgreatly relieved in al!, who ap ply to the remedies recommended to them ; ip tue of Which, the greatest care has been taken to oiscard every thihg•thatcan possibly tend to hurt the weakest con.A.tu tions-, and to unite with .judicious acumen those which are the most .pointedly dire&ed to remove obstructions and correetimpuritiesin the vital stream. It has been held by akt PhySiCiaris ' that Chronic Distem pers abound chiefly.-among the inhabitant; of toe Northern parts, of the ,G lobe; and - we have unhappily experieiced the truth of this assertion in this Country, - where toe frequent , sudden changes of the Weather . at certain seasonsof the spread the most eXcruciating and alarining disorders among os, by chilling the. .blockl, and materially al - Feeling the state - of the perspiration; and thus occasioning colds, couens, rheums, ecc:&c. the portentous harbingers of almost every disease which proves sofatal to -the.iiiihabitants of A tneria. Perhaps there is no place on earth so subject to these 'sudden. changes as the United &tates,'where fhb extremes.. of ,neat and cold are often experienced in one - day. Hence it becomes a matter,of the greatest nationalimportance, to•seek • out:tor some general and decided 'remedy ior those disorders which take - their 'rise from obstruded perspiration. 'One of the Im mediate e,freds.of this obstruction is to contanitnate the vital fluid, by fixing the - saline particles in the blood, which na ture would kindly evaporatc,.. - arid' thuS increasing-the impure juices, and disposing them to corruption and putrefidion; which is 'the-true source-of various obstinate and dangerous disorders . To the Affiieled with the Scurvy," - King'S Evil, Scrofula, Strums, Leprosy, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout, Rheumatism, PileS, Imes Venerea, Yaws, and Disorderii"ori ginating in ObsttuetedPerSpiration, or Impurity of the Blood. Dr. SioLOmoiv having been long in possession of a recipe for the certain and &realist cure of ,those disorkrs winch arise from, an impure and vitiated state of the., blcol lymph, has Observed with thedeePest regret, the numberless instances where patients-have piped away amiserable exis,;- ence without receiving the smallest benefit tram any they could'. procure, he has at length yielded. to the . pressing necessities of his fellow.creatures, ailadcterinined4o nuuitsh to fhe world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse tit." blood from all foulness,- counterad every 11:.?a4id atibCtion, and restore weak constitutions. -• - The AntMmpe7tigines is by no means a new.merlicine ; it is toundecton a chemical and philosophical basis under the sanction of the great and learned Dr. Cullen, of - Edinburgh, who describes 4 .` linpetigines" in his eyer-to-be. admired Practice of Phyc, No. 1737, as " disorders originating from a depraved habit, or arre.dions of the skin." •• . . I nnnrherable letters of recominefidatiOn and certificates fran the Clergy,. Churchwardens, and Overseers,-in various parts of England, are in the Proprietor's possession; particularly from: .-• The Rev. J . Atkinson, of Cuirdale. The Rev. Richard Carr, of Billinge. The Rev, J. Fawl, of Wigan; The Rev. Hague, of Butterworth . .. The Rev. amuel, Sewell, of Prescot. The'Rev. Wit nail) Twyford, of Didstnici. The Rev.„Philip-Kitchen ' of Liyerpool. ' The Rev. A. Clarke, liletho.. 4 .i , t Preacher, Manc4es4r. :rhe Rev. Joseph Taylor, Coppull. • ' The Rev. Thomas- lc nc.mls of Standish. The Rev„?Thomas Lowe,' pt Atherton. The Rev. joint - 12_;.q oh; of Oswald Turth. - The Rev. Richard rohnson, of Aisgarth. • The Rev. John Crewdson, of Hindley. The Rev. J . Fisher, - of Scorton,. parish of Carsitang. The Rev. : R. Westall,NeW Acrtngton, near Blackburn, The Rev. W. PearsOn, of Bolton, &c &c. , , - Sold by Mathews Strand, London ; and by all the re 'potable Medicine Venders, Booksetlers, in : every prin cipal town in America, price los. bottle,..with copious directions, sealed up. Family Bottles at al. ros. contain six half-guinea ones, on whieh'As. are staved. „- 01 - Or- Solomou may.bc consulted by le,tterr(post-paid) inclosing his usual fie of a guinea; direetedY" Money letter, Dr. Solomon, SolOtrin's-place, ' Liverpool;_ paid ,dotible postoge.s! • 4 :.\. .!