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, • ---- • ~~::~., __~€~~.~ .f j . .01f':`+" ~~ ~~~%`Yid 4 UMBER 2957.] THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, TOMORROW EVENING, March 13, 18oz, will be performed, ARTAXERXES. Artaxerxes, 'Mr. DIGNUM; Artabanes, Mr, KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Rimenes, Mr. COKE. Iklandane Mrs. - BIL LI NGTON; Semira, Mrs. BLAND. WITH THE SPOIL'D CHILD. nn Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. ,s u n Tuesday, ' th e T rage dy o f th e O r ph an . " A n Thursday, Mrs. Billington will perform at this Theatre. sinew Comedy never performed, called Fashionable J'ends is in rehearsa i l, 'and will be produced as soon as pos.. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P P - MORROW EVENING, March 13, iSo z, - - '- - - . leill_be performcd, _ THE CABINET'. • Prin c i pa l Charaaers.bY M Mr. BRAHAM', Mr. 'MINDEN; Mr. r, FAW CETT, Mr. EMERY, BLANCHARD, 11.1 r. SIMMONSi.- Mrs. • Mr. KIN G, and Mr. HILL; M -MATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS, Mrs. H . JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. D I BDIN, Mrs: POWELL,' And Signora S T 0 RAC E. - WITH . ‘ THE REVIE.W. . , .„.011 T uesday Mrs. Bi llington will perform the Charaaer P 'l' lara, i n Th e Duenna, with 'Pernuse. r' Thursday the new Opera of The Cabinet, with Love -4-Q-Mocle. , ' On Saturday Mrs. Billington Mandane, in Arta win, perform xerxes, with Crotchet Lodge. Leen9new Gr and Ballet in Attioni with entire new Music, , 'and Decorations, is in rehear sa l. ------______ ;4. , CITY OF_COVENTRY. THE Numerous INDEPENDENT FREEMEN sitTl-iflthe CI TY of COVENTR Y —• ~ EFFEkV s, sa . l' lined offering hiM again as a Candid 1;:- -1. who has ( ec, .. in the Interest of rnent, are ,„. Candida te, go represent t tis. Most r Votes and lute ea "" T 'Y re quested not to-engage t heir their ic r ests, as two GE NTLEMEN, attached to 1 City in Parlia warmly i in g and Constittztion 'f Fo rtune and Charat er to preserve their own Independwent with nd spirit to defend and supportjof the .Rights of t • Freemen from the Unconstit.uio _, a!til Attacks of an Individual, ,V 1 It he the objeeli of th-eir choice to represent them it ..!' itarnent, will, in presuming to dittati,, , ycl r. Ily Offer themselves a. port time, - t time, per:ova as Candidates. A ,CARD. r i go B I N DEPENDENT ELECTORS of the ed R OUGH Of DORCHESTER , are respe df u ll y in th at a GENTLEMAN of unqnestronable haratter CAN ' T ) , eaabijity, purposes offering• himself to them as a tli4; , DATg for the Boroiigh at the ensuing General LO l , and will Personally wait on them very shortly 7 • ' L ull, March, 8,18 oz. • • A LEXANDER GRANT's CREDITORS. N C) F I CB is hereby given, That the Creditors kerc,of Alexander Grant, late of Billiter-Lane, London; stat.'4nt, deceased, may receive a further Dividend of his Effects, on Monday the zgth of March,tipst. and sa, 4 , l 4 °n k-y succeeding Monday, between the Hours of Twelve "tee o'Clock at No . 6i Craceehurch-strect. JP TO LADIES OR GENTLEMEN. y LADY or GENTLEMANtuving interest cio v ,tl procure the Advertiser 'a ,SIT U ATION UN DE P ou rtNM E NT, a Premium from Fifty to One Hundred i:rergso will be given. Secrecy niay be depended upon.. . B. C. at Mr. Dewiturst's, 433, Strand. , te . CITY BATH. _. 1.1 A --rse Double House, in pleasant• Situation, commandt g ' fine Prospetis, To 13E SOLD, oi• LETT ba LEASE, aHouse were. NO 7 Walcot-Parade, Bath. The Premises . on 11 1„, , 4aine. ''. ' Y wo Houses, and are .now convertible into the O ffice It Servants' of a n excellent Kitchen, and complete B eants' on the Ground Floor three Rooms,. one of which is .32, feet by 13 feet First Second two Drawing ItOorns, and two Bed-chambers •on the Floor, four ed-charnbers, With convenient ' Closets; above that, C;arrets. There is a Garrdel ot_ house ; and behind seven s t, a Coach -house and two den, With. sub'ea to a C.; ) round Rent of izl .1 per annum. 1 or.further partieulars i -I".kt 1 P Tolin. ' flir li four horses. Freehold, nquire o: ...r. - lura, N .. o. 9, street; Bath. Letters be post-paid. Tenant will quit at Lad nilist be had. Y"*.a) . next when possession may The present T() THE..cultlmes IN FISH SAUCE. HE NOBILITY, GENTRY and PUBLIC in -41-n, general, :are respeafully informed, J. BURGESS and .), s GENUINE ESENCE of ANCHOVIES, Continues I?cbe prepared by them in the same manner that has given 'llitaiieutiversai approbation for many years past. i s ti le ' _along iiiilv-acquired supetiority of that Article 0 , ee): 4,;!Thrtneti in the opinion of the Country at large, and ! iti,!°ell. resilient in all parts of. the World, and having stood ,crrot of trial,. ranks it in the situation it now maintains. Tim general utility of their Essence ot A nchovies and other , ittA,,,g9ces for Fish, Sec. induces them, from the numerous pueo tlrients daily appearing, to caution f = amilies, &c. in b ' as ln' the same as none is to be had of their Genuine, 4t at .3 - , th_ir 'Warehouse as under. b e ' tier other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality, rs in .thelAesrt-Incli.a Merchants, Captains of Ships, &e.'olßee for :he Ea st 'and N-Y, supplied upon the shortest notice and West Indies, Sec. have For the conyenience of Families in Scotland, they ,av appointed me• 12 - 1 1 their sole A , - sSl,$. ..... 0 1111St011 and Co. Warehouse" No. t 0716, coiner of London, it,ents for , I , .1 Sauces. Co Edinburgh, Strand, London. Savoy steps; ARTIF ICIAL HAIR. ve HE ry great i nconvenience, in warm Ir ( *e e e e tu s”' nothing of the extreme danger attendant . on weather pr o "g F " , se Hair tco,frequently cut from the heads of Im : qtetirsons), induces the Proprietor of , the T R !COSI A : I:%i s d istill. ' . to recommend to Ladies in general the use of this ellet 1,4_0 guished Preparation, for changing Red or Grey Brown, Ils beautifuLazd permanent Shades of Flaxen, Solely l ack in the coiuse of a few hours. Its merits are not the eonfined to changing the colour only, as it strengthens ~:_e weakest,fair, prevents its falling oil", and increases the ;trlVoveth to a degree of luxuriance, that rivals every' Compost ,:eYet offered for similar purposes.. In a word, to convince ,Publii: of the above assertions, any Lady sending a lock 1 7.flair; post_ above Sealed ot that end a‘lifen . is cut fronythe ~..4,.1, 'pall,. in the course of one day, have it returned (free' i'meXpeitee) changed to any colour shewn atplties o li.• Such an unequivocal. and liberal offer, theiProprictor Wt°wbeilists, Wili convince more than afl the panegyric words can •—Ladies are particularly requeted to mention when lack. wish .Fluiti for Flaxen, Light-brown, Dark-brown, i , °l d, by order of the PrOprieter; at Mr. G L oldings, Per :fter,. Cornhil I ; Mrs. Overton. No. 47, NeW Bond-street ;, 1 jz i r. Wrights, Wades Passage, Bath i r at IL- ..,.... per bottle; uty inondegi - . T j. S ° RfDAY, MARCH 12, 1502. Public-Office, Bow-street, March 8,18 oz FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. , A BURGLARY. EAST RIDING BANK,-MALTON.. WHEREAS, in the Night of the 4th Instant, the Dwelling-house of Mr. F. Taylor, of Ncw Malton, Yorkshire (the Cashier in the Bank of Mess. R. C. Broadley and Co.) was broke into by some'persdh, who hav ing secured the said Mr. TaYlor, by tying him down in his bed, obtained by threats the keys of the Batik. and Iron Chest, and stole therefrom, Bank of England Bills, and other Bills and CountrY Bank Notes to a very considerable amount, the property of the'said Messrs. R. C. Broadley and Co. ; • Whoever will apprehend, or give such , information to. the Magistrates at the above Office, as may be the means of. ap prehending and convicting one or more of the Offenders con cerned in said Burglary, shall receive FIVE HUNOR ED GUINEAS REWARD from Messrs. R. C. Brodley and Co. aforesaid. ; This Day was published, price 35. 6d. A New Edition, being the Third, (Inscribed to Mrs. HANNAH MORE ' ) 0IJISA: a Narrative of Fads, suposed to 4 L throw Light on the mysterious History " The LADY of the HAY STACK:," translated from a French Work, published in the Itriptrial Dominions, A.D. 178 i. • By the Rev. G. H. GLASSE, A. M. Reaor of Hanwell,• Middlesex. " "- , • Sold by , F. and C. Rivington, R. Faultier,' F.WMgr4ve, , f Hatchard, and Cobbett atid Morgan. . - - [PRICE SIXPENCE. GAaDENETS'.P(I.:KFT JOURNAL. ' sixth • Edition. This Day was published, einbildished with a Frontispiece,. Price as). - _ • GARDENERS':: I'OCKgT JOURNAL ) or DAI 4i ASS I STA N T in ihe MODERN PRAC TICE of ENQuILISH GARDENING ; being a concise monthly display a alt thePraetical Works ;hroughout the Year. . . Forming. d complete Remembrance( and compendious journal of the and Methods of Sowing, Planting and aising the. various Produtlions or the Fruit, and. Flower Garden, and all other Works of General ciardening necessary to be done from January rst to 'theend of Decem ber. With a List a Plains, Trees, Shrubs, Flowers, and Fruits., By jOfiN ABE kCROMBI E i . Author of Every, his own Gardener. London; Printed for B. Crosby and CO., Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row. • Where rnay be had, jnst.published , Best's Art of Angling,.ith edition improved, price is. 6d. Itb Boyle's Farriers Vade Mecuin ' halt-bound, rs. 6d. 3. Bell's Ten. Minutes Advice to those going to purchase a Horse,- rs 4. Pocket Farrier, shewing how to use a horse on a Jour ney NOVELS. This Day was published; in Two Vois'. Price 7s. MHE HISTORY of NET TERVII 4 LE; a Chance Pedestrian. _ _ . . London Printed , for B. Crosby and Co: Stationers'. court, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, Letters of a Solitary Wanderer, by Charlotte Smith, 3 vols. 13s. 6d. Ernestina, by Miss Holstein,. 2 vols. 75. Selina, 3 vols.. by the Author of Justina, Los. &I. Knight and the Mason, 4 vols. by the Author of juvenile Indiscretions, 165. Spirit of the Castle, z vols. 7s. Tourville, or.the Mysterious Lover, 2 vois. 7SA, Llwelliu, by Miss O'Keefe, 3 vols. izs. Raymond', by R. Sicklemore, 2 VOIS. IcS. • ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. Public-Office, llow-street, - London, M. - xch 8,180 z. trENRY COCKbeing charged with FORGERY, 1 whoever will bring him to this Office, shall receive a REWARD of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. The said Henry Cock is aboli Twenty-six Years of Age, is abapt 5 Feet 6 or 7 Inches high, his "Face pock-marked, round and full ; has a whin Sear under his Chin, near the jaw-bone ; wears dark Hair . powdered - he is rather stout ; is very lively in his manners, and volatile in his conversation. He is by profession an Attorney, and lodged at No. 9, King-street, Cheapside, but left his Lodgings on Friday last ; he had also Chambers in the Temple, and spenta con siderable parfofhis time at the London`Coffee-house. PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN, February 2, ISoa. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE ST_REETS. THE' DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in this City, and for. keeping the same and the Furniture thereof in good order, from the ist of September next; for One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be Agreed upon; the Globes td have double Burners. And the Board are willing (if desired) to enter into One or more separate Contra& or Contraas for the,sarrie. Proposals to be sent to this Office, on or before the Ist day of May neat, sealed up, and direaed to the Secretary,of the Board, and indoised ". Proposals for Lighting," which will be opened in the'presence of the Proposer or his Representative, at one on the said day, after which day no proposal will.be received. Signed by Order, WM. T. HOMAN, See. BUTLER'S BEDS OF VARIOUS KINDS, .AND UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES IN GENERAL. (By the KING's PATENT), t Please to inquire for the Original Warehouse, No. 13, and 14, Catherine-street, Strand. Patronized by the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal High nesses the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES. plattUß, with much submission, - begs lewle to LP return his grateful Thanks for the generous encourage ment he has experienced for many years trom• a great number of the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, &c. in his Manufactory of Patent Four-post and Tent Beds, Sofa Beds, Chair hats,. Imperial Dining Tables, Portable - Chairs; Tables, and other improved and Portable Articles of Furniture, in which he humbly desires-to acknowledge he has experienced a suc'= ..essfufSale. The Four-post andi Tent Beds wt.tc tir:ir begun at a large and respedable Manufaetory at Pimlico, the Pro prietor of which, ~;hose Mechanical genius is well known, was quite adequate to have made any necessary alterations, but being in another line, he did not chuse to turn his atten tion to it; when they came into the hands of Mr. Butler he contrived the Brass Screws, and Flanches ' Brass Corners, Bases, and various other Brass Parts, and made different Tools and Machines for working them, though at first doubt ful of success, and after various attempts, they were at length rendered of that Utility-and general apprOhation which has followed. The Sofa and Chair Beds (and he reSpedfully appeals to the honourable part of the Trade, if ever made on his Plan before), are' made in various ways, to fdrm Four post, Tent, and half Canopy Beds, and by the:Brass Screws and Flanches are Patent. for the Dining Tables with Slid ing Frames, Mr. Butler lodged a Caveat at the Patent Office, Lincoln's-nn about four years ago, before the persons knew any think of those Articles, who now oppose •him in his Business. The Portable Chairs have his Brass Screw (of Butler's own invention), and the raising seat. He has a Chair like it, which has been many years in his house. Particular attention is pOd to the Articles for the Gentle men of the Army and Navy. Those of the Nobility, Gentry,.&c. who condescend to favour the Original House, please to inquire for BUTLER'S Upholstery and Bedding Warehouse, where the Patent Deed may be seen. • -DORSETSHI RE ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAULKNOR, At the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dor set, on Tuesday the 3oth of March, iBoz, between the Hours of Twelve and Three, in Three I.ots, according to the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced, unless Sold before by Private Contrad, of which timely Notice will be given ; LOT T. " A LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate ,6116. in the Parish of Motcombe, in the County of Dorset, with the Cbach.house, Stables, Garden, large Orchards, and Paddock thereto belonging, containing by arlmeasure ment SA. r R. 29 P. now in hand. And also, all that DAIRY FARM thereto adjoining, con sisting of a good Farm House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses, and all other necessary Out-buildings; with 94 A. 2R. 24 I". of good rich old inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Coppice and Hollis, 'above 8o A. whereof are Meadow and Pasture; and also Common of Pasture, without'Stint, on the extensive Commonable Places of Motcombe aforesaid; now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly Tenant thereof; at an old Rent. Also all those three Cottages lying near thereto, in the occupation of John Morgan, George Hatcher, and Joseph Burt. LOT ll. * All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together with 127 A. 2 R. 17 P. o f o ld inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, and Bolas, about go Acres whereof are Meadow and Pasture ; and also Common Of,Pasture without Stint, on the extensive Commonable Places of Motcombe aforesaid; now in the occupation of Mr. James Mundy, as yearly Tenant thereof; at an old Rent. Also a Cottage or Tenement lying near thereto, in the occupation of Stephen Arnold. N. B. Th e a b ove L o ts are CBpvliold of Inheritance, Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham,_ subject to a Quit-rent of 11. 45. gd. per Annum, and to an Heriot of the best Beast on the Death of the Tenant in Possession. LOT 111. All that FREEHOLD FARM called Seymour's, situate in the Parish of Shaston St. lames ; otherwise Shaftesbury; Consisting of •27 Acres of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, the greater Part thereof Meadow and Pas ture, with extensive Right of Coninion„ now in the occ4a don of Mr. William Seymour, as a yearly Tenant thereof, at an old Rent. ea - The above Estates are situate in a fine Sporting Coun try, and near to good Markets, being within Three Miles of Shaftesbury aforesaid, Seyen Miles from Hindon, Twelve Miles from Blandford, and Sixteen from Warminster. Mr. James Mundy, one of the Tenants, will shew the Es tates ; and printed Particular may be had at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury ; King's . Arrris, Salisbury; Messrs . D ; - neley, bell and Dybeley, Gray's Inn, London ; and of Messrs. Hall acid Ryley, Htingerford, Berks, wilo are 'authori s zed to contract for the Sale thcreol. This Day were published, • • In Three Volumes, price in boards, ifls. • ELIQU ES of ANTIENT ENGLISH _II, POETRY; consisting. of OLD' HEROIC BAL LADS, SONGS, and other PIECES of our earlier Poets,. together with some iew.of a later.date, The Fourth Edition ' 'corrected andifhprOVed. Printed by John Nicholt,lorf. and C. Rivington, 6z, St. Paul's Church-Yard. Of whom may be hail, ' Travels in Europe, Africa, and Asia,,, made between the Years t 770 and 17. By CHARLES PETER THUNBERG, M.D. Knight of the Order of Vasa, Professor Of Botany in the Univetsify. of Upsal, and Member of various Academies and learned-Societies both in Sweden and other. Countries. The Third Edition, in Four Volumes, oaavo,.illustrated• with Plates, price in boards il. 4s. *,,* The Two first Volumes contain a variety of interest ing Particulars respe&ing the Cape of Good Hope, where the Author resided three Years. The two latter, contain his Travelsin the Empire of Japan, and in the Islands of lava and Ceyloh. 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At the only Warehouse for Dr. IAMES's POWDER, Islo. 45, St. Paul's .Church-yard, a few Doors float the Corner of Cheapside, THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices annexed,' inclusive of the Starrip Duties im posed'bi this Ad •; but no additional charge has been made upon .Dr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of 25. 6d. per Packet. It may also be had at 11. 4.5. per Dozen; or the quantity 'of a Dozen Packets in one .Bottle for 11. zs. 6d. Duty included; so that the Public are no sufferers. , _ Butin order -to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the burden of this Ad, which would in a great ineasure have proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more, free from the expdnce of the Stamps. d. S. o 9 Dr. lames's Powder \ a 6 Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills 4 6 ' Dr. Steers's Parego -- Cattle PoMier A 6 tic LozengeS , t 16 Dr. Hoofer's Pills t r --CamomilkDrops 1 . 9 Dr: , - Au Ain's Chalybeat Essence of Col tsfoot 3 o ' Pills -. 4 o .Essenceofrepperrn. Pilious Pills . 5 o Orrnskirk Medicines 5 Dalby's Carminative , I 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 o Tickell'iXthereal S pi- Inglish's'Scots Pills t 6' rit • - . 3 6 Grant's Drops - Cteenough'sTindures t ti . Norton's Drops S s 4 Tolu Lozenges r t Spil.i.bury's Props 5 o Mr. Sperte's Dentrifrice 4 o Speediman's Pills 2 0 Freake's Tind. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee , 2 9 Huxhatn'S, by ditto, 2 6. Dr. Solander's Tea z 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 lones's Rheumatic - Convulsion Oil z 6 Tindure . - 3 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, 'lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this Ad. N. B. As many Persons, , particularly Servants and Mes. sengers, mistake the . House, F. NEWI3ERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of St. Patil'S, nearsict to Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed gout, with these Word; in s.:ribed : " THE ONT Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. kME'S's POWDER." To THOMAS TAYLOI,t, Esq . .. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March 18, 18ot. lIBEG leave to inform you, that ever , since the- year .1790, I have been afflieted with the Lues Venc rea;. which, from its obstinately resisting every 'course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty here„ and undergoing' several severe courses of salivatioli,' and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little reliet. would appear to be.of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of lasts year my disorder had got to such a head, as neatly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each anti, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully painful, and had been in ,a state of ulceration for the , last seven years; ,my left had also two large nodes on it. was'. very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de pnve me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. J. Thompson; (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which L began to do on the .26th of May ; in the course . of a fortniglit, began to receive benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on my herd and arms wt!re soundly healed —soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, however, consuierable diseolonration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the !nes ting of G.od, and a little longer perseverance in your inva suabie Medicine,. subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural 'hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oh; I -thus became, by your liberal adVice and Me. divine, perfeelly, free ,from all my foriner complaints-- have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and tat, in. .which state havingcontinued many months to. the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to . express my gratituddi v . ut beg you, for the gri.id of .olier suffering mortals, to make this 'my case as public as.. possible, as I - shall on every occasion; in so doing, 'you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very .humble servant, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Close, High-street, Edinbtirgh. . . Witsses to the above Cure JOHN. THOMPsON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and lonN NPlwrosir, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. prepared.aiat Sold by the sole Proprietor, Trio:vrrts TAYLoK, Member of the Royal College of geyns, at his House, No. 9, .New Bridge-streets •Londoi l t; where, atter a constant residence of more than thirty-iix years, in a ptaetice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the L'arts of ,Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profess* ,should always .observe 11 cases, he flatters himself, the, advice and assistancf,. he gratuitously. - administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by diicerning Public, .as an advantagesel darn attainable and void of ail ambiguity. Also - sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience of thoseliving at a distance.; at the Perfumer's, No. 3S, St. Alhanstrcet, Poll-Mall ; the Toyshop„ .No. io3, Ox. ford-street; ;Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, tish-street-hilt; Mr. Steel's, 'Bookseller,. No. r, 'Union-row, Little Tower hill Mr. Baxtcr's;' Soiith 7 bridge, 'Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow Mr: Callwell's, Dublin; and by ..one person . in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire land, in Boxes of only as . . .94.- each, - sealed up with full and plain direCtiohs, whereby persons . of either 'sex may' cure themselves with. ease; speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box solci.in Great Brirairt is. sealed up witjt a Statlip, on which; .by favour of the Commissioners is prifsfed, at the atathp-Office—" T: Taylor, No. 9, NO. bridge-street,'' —to imitate which is Felony, and all 'others are Counterfeits. ~ ;{y, 'rA f ~-k ;g