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~i ,1 I , I --=,7,Y1A741';.W . - .•,-,' e . 1,,,," 3 , ytnVilli./73/. ;e - x.. ,--.. . ; 2,-,---- C 1 - 1. " -- V.Y.SAV* ---..,,• 6 4 PZ' - ---Z , Z. k-) '4, • Ilkli \ ~, _ ~.4, r f • CcA itA. it ( v , f_ 1 I 1.4 PUMBER 299.8• J THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1802. LPRICE SIXPENCE T 0 TILE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE. pIr;EuTt.E.NIEN, • Death of your late - Worthy Member, Ge_ f_ r. neral Adeane having occasioned a. Vacacy n the Re ,'-,_entation of the, County, permit me to avow n the Intention 7sve for some thne entertained, of tendering you my Set - - In Parliament, whenever an Opportunity should offer. iep r „,, ll , thi s.mY first E flint to obtain the distinguished Hc.knoroof sufr e ntlng you in Parliament,' I presume to solicit tour bea n ra ges upon free and uninfluenced Principles only • it tio g the Objet} of my highest Ambition to attain the gta.. , r u. and to preserve the Charaaer of. an Independent Re , ._ntative of the County of Cambridge. irnpP Ass urances I have- already received of Support, h ave ill tressed my Mind with F ee li ngs w hi c h P ro f essions are but the liculated to express; and I acki:owled withge Gratitude I, Favors tOrmerly conferred upon my Family. ti e d hsll iramethately pay my -Respects tb as many of the prey ors as possible; but as. :hortness of Time will li on en t Irty uoing this to every Oc.e ii4;tiare the Day of Elec hoict I rely upon the liberal indulgence of the Worthy Free_ 4.1 ) 1„Ts to excuse the many Omissions which must umvoid ' 41 1.)P the Honor to be, with The - tirMOST respect, Gentlemen, Your faithful and very obedient Servant, HENRY PEYTON. eQrnkridge — u April, igoz. zzd . e Nomination being fixed for Saturday the first of May' earnestly entreat your Attendance and SuppOrt On that Da7,'. L . OST, bet ween t h e Hours of Two and Five on 1 Monday List, eith er in St. Paul's Church, or ar a Shop ... 11 Upper Thames-str eet, not fat fr om London Bridge, a 41 2.0 WN S ILK NET PU RSE, with Gold Tassels, con taining,,one,liank of England Bill for roof. with John Comyns Wrote on the back; and a Fi ve Pound. Bridport Bill, cut in t wo. parts. Whoever will bring the above Bills to John .?,um6ns, No. 12 , Sackville-street, Piccadilly, shalrreeive en Guineas Reward. P e d. The payment of t h e Bill s ate 4„tup , I'llesuAay, . . April 27, 1802. "*--......_ E MPOkIUNI, NEW BOND-STREET, u 6. ' PERRUQUE A LA TITUS. GHS re,speilfully informs the Nobility . and zurpasSentry, that he has invented a . Head-Dres? which -Dr ess every other for case arid convenience. - This Head- Ilu g h s '°rrns a variety of shapes, all of which ?re elegant. s'asi i i t herefore confidently assures Ladles ot Rank and Ms, ° ll ,. that his Head-Dress is in possessionof such beauty, zu-Letl.o description Of an Advertise neat can do Justice to its ott e .. rl 9t Merit, FloNers, English French, and every ly chu.Lishionable Ornament, selling at Hughs's uncommon e4l), seven doors from G rosvenor-street. ROMAN. CEMET"ROMAN.N M E SSRS. PARKER and CO. Bankside, Sourlh i„ w, re''wark, manufacture Cement,, or Mortar, for building 7 . 1 ) ' I , which far. sur pa sses i n ut ili ty D utch Terras, or • t }' Other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of Brick or i "e Work, an uncommon . degroenf strength and cohesion; h. sets under Water, soon hrcornes as hard as Stone, and may al }.Used even to tile adioh of the Sea, without injury. In \ \,3 11.1. uildings, therefore, intended to resist, or contain . Water, L e i s, Cement /hay he used with singular advantage; or it may ~, 'owered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, for e-41 „rnon purposes. . . 1 ):: hey also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, 'of tr , ame hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves 41-1,.. 0 'e Wail s from wet ar.d damp, arZfilay-be executed so as 0 Pletel y to resemble Stone, at a wry mock:ate expence. i. ti lrai ~"nig, Copmg, an d i, Gutter Stant . . ut.apita. •rtts.iri .. -- -za-- ..... -<.....tiur„. ------ - . C N KENT. . . • A-pi:' FARM! r .,' I'AL To LEll', TITHE. FR . EE. I. ICE is hereby given, That a Committee of . 1. 11 . ,tile Go vernors of 'ST. • I3A RTHOLOME W's HOS the :,1., LONDON, will meet 'at the Corripting-hciise of j0e,7"414 Hospital, on Saturday.the.ist Day of May next, at orit: e e a rl ,,''clrxk precisely, to receiiie P , roposals i. tp . r n ,L i ett l ii!g to v e tor 'Pwcnty-one. Years, All that capital , t►iea called and 0 HultsT FARM, i%'itli. the House, Earns, Buildings of Twut..houses thereunto belonging ! consisting of upwards illrc t ( I ' kitlikired and Thirty Acres of Arable, Meadow . , pas_ ST4i)reharci and Hop Ground, situate, in the Parish of 15 ecti n 1 ,4 ?-11 1./RST, in the County of Kent, and late 111 the tilly.4loh of John and - Henry, Simmons. This Esta . te is b rook e 'tht miles from Nlaidstone, three miles from Cran... . 4 nci en ' t 4 t'l is TITHE FREE, subjeel only to an annual Ali p c°4l positioncl Four Shillings, payable at E„as.ter. ' rr iav , ersons desirous - of-taking the same at a n.-it Rent, c orn - , .tt e r, 1 ,i "., and deliver in their-Proposals, sealed up, at the t iale''l ,n g-heu s . : of the said Hospital, where, in the roca tt , i 4rtiwr Partiulars may he known. fit. IQ JOHN WOOD, Clerk. ..4it . tholornew's Hospital, London,' ~..._____ April, 18oz. , ~ ---.... . /rt_f,t) BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . F . "13. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and e E ,l - ArtioFt of 6, together with the Stock ' °i f DjurfastanMaorloer ..re_siirtl-st.reet, A too,,Les . , of I.oi-IN UNDERWOOD., _ 0 p().•. - Ilecary, • with , or without an' unt‘xpired taartiuol Lease of Six Years, wnich, from , its eligible Si -4t-n, Pr' Presents an opportunity of considerable advantage to 1' oiessional Gentleman. h ers, I?articulars, it:, of Nfr. Hannan -4 Piazzti Ivir. 1,-.4°vent-garclen, Solicitor to the Cumutt .. ss e io s.,ne of the th e ,rstts, No. 47g, Strand, Chyrmst, one of h A i b e At th e T ,' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, __ _ ay .of C„“°P Poie Inn, in Worceste,r, on Thursday the 3 .1 D . "w e ve next, between the - noun of Three and Six in the duc t e - ,T ; (4) n, subject to Conditi o ns o f S a t e. to b e then pro- E legant New-erefted VILLA, in'the Parish ttv,,c.'f W hittington, in the tounty of 1 , Vorcester, within Qa'r ~.itlesOfthe City, with the Offices, Coach-house, Stable, ,t.r.,acn, 411:1 Shrubb.ry neatly laid out, and aboOt three A c t,: l'latejc,,,Meadnw Land in hiih cultivation, part whereof ha d _r.o.',;ueen plante i n " th choice Fruit Trees. The Land an lito'-'"3es. adjoin (the i London . Turnpike Road, leading from etstreestcrto P(irshore - are within a pleasant walk of Wor are epr, et:lnt-nand a delightful View of the adjoining Country, Lite (l e i : 1 1 , 1 ° 1 d, a desirable spot for a small Family, and were. Ve ase t t . . roperty and Residence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de- Fardl,l.7lllroe:s3ittelt r Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird, Colkge'ya : or Mr. Yeomans, No. 12. and 13, Clements Inn, 1 . A trio .y BUCKS. oxY,Liesirable Family House and Land, three miles . from ✓ ( jr l i lge, five from Windsor, and 17 from , l oo c ci( T t , A • R SOLD BY PRIV-ATE CON IRA ~ . ELI...GIBLE ESTATE, . consisting ko ect ,°_,f a good Family-House, containing an Entrance, , e 0; b Hall good Breakfast Room handsome Drawing Room, - 1 4 11,; 3C, Dining Room, ii by 18 ; with Cove Ceiling, I S"; .iv4"..°,°,ra Clog ibrary, 26 by us, and Room adjoining 17 six guo d C` '' -r et,ileat Dairy, &c. On the first story are six , te r :i ' , ( :,_ - •-ilarn,bers'and dressing rooms, and six excellent attics 1 % , ,-, ,m4ro, ueatly papered ; three store rooms ; principal, - and eillf . e . °lldary staircases - good kit chen,convenientlyfitted u..,p,,. keep47,' & C. j larder, servants' hall, butler's pantry, hoiae ()tip et,. ronni,dairy capital wire ale and beer cellars, and van , bre wl' o v ,! l . lle rlt , ottic...e' si •DetaChed' is a wash-housz and laundry, ei 4t h ,'-';', tr4oL-lithise, double coach house and stabling for Par t x,va,,;-'s'; edtitt yard; ;Ir . , ing ground, capivil kitchen garden, P1e,i,„;:,!'" 2, 1, and well platited with choice-fruit trees, lawns, pig geri ,-, paddocks ; farm yard, with large byn, granary, a, r es -:-, “ivv 1 -houses and -land. The whop about 22 i 44.,,,zi1, Itsh2LNl.,itilin. a ;:hurt distance of the Grand )unction . 7 r , i , t toad ‘oy at Hunt, and a pack of fox hounds. Excel . kt: : ; - :,S . 6 ,e v iewed with tickets, and' Particulars had of Mr. ''', street, Golden square. F SHIP OWNERS. A. GENERAL MEETING of SHIP OWNERS is particularly requested, oq THURSDAY, the 6th day of May next, at Eleven p'Clock in the Forenoon, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, to rrxeive the Report of - the Committee appointed. at the List General Meeting, and to determine on such further measures which it may head visable to adopt respecting the Tonnage Duty, and the present state of the Shipping Interest of Great Britain. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clocit precisely. By Order of the Committee, NAT. ATCHESON, Secretary: Will's Coffee=house, April 25, IEO3/4 WYKAMIST MEETING. THE 'next MEETING of GENTLEMEN Educated at either of the two SAINT MARY WIN TON COLLEGES, win he at the Crown and Anchor, on Thursday the 6th of May, at Five o'Clock. STEWARDS., The'Ptimaze of Ireland, Bold Fleetwood Hesketh, Esq . , ChAnivneys, Bart. Wm, °glandes, Esq. Nath. Bond, Esq. •M. P. Rev. Walter Kerrich, lisleyAddington,Esq. M.P. Rev. George Burrard. Tickets to be had at the Crown and Michor. N.E. This Meeting is held annually, on the first Thursday in Easter Term. NOTICE 11"' Purchasers of PERKINS's .PATENT METALLIC TRACTORS being entitled to the New Work, published on the sth inst. - are invited to apply for it to the Patentee, in Leicester-square ; sold to others, price is. by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard; T.. Hurst, Pater noster-row ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. Inquire for " Perkins's New Work, in a red Cover." This Volume, though at so low a Price, 1.90 pages octavo, contains nearly 2000-Cures, received within the last eleven months, attested by eminent Persons in the Clerical and Medical Professions, some of who'll have been among . the late opposers of the Traaors. A great number of the Cases are on Infants and Horses;. and the body of evidence is far superior to that in any of the form r Books. The Tralors sold as usual, at Five Guineas the Set, by B. D_ Perkins, of Leicester-square,ei F. Smith, Chemist, in the Haymarket, London. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, La. within the distance of Seven to Twelve Miles, the Surrey Side of London would be prefe'rred. Apply to Messrs. Hale and Son, No. 31, Bush-lane, Can fion-street. London, April zB, tßoz. A WORD OF ADVICE. THE 'celebrity which the ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first invented by the late FRANCIS SPILS BURY, No. 15, Soho-square, have, through a series of suc cessful tpcormilenti.ations acquired, particularly *Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it'an incumbent ditty of the present - ProprietorS to ,protect the lieiAlth of the Public, to the utmost of their power, by cau tioning them against the purchase of a spurious composi tion; a line of conduct: they are. induced to adopt from - a sen 'thnent o gratitude, as well as a sense of their own personal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Dispensary as above, and each Bottle is accompanied with List of Cases, an ample Bill of DiredionS, and the Author's Treatise on Diet, Cout, Sec. By ..perinission of the Commissioner's of tke,Stamp.olfice, a steno, printed in black ink. is .aiiiNed to With ttre - worm; " pi tactry and Co. No:. 15; Soho-square," also " By the King's Patent," on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper that the Purchaser may 137 convinced of being supplied with the genuine Medicine, which is sold in botties.at ss. and IL 25. each, duty included ; in London, by F. Ncwbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barcay, Howard and ivans,-Chingand Butler, E. NeWhery, Bacon, Bayley, BOlton, Ward,Turtie, Wade, Swiney, Pidding and eptikle ; in - the Byrough only Py Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS rtsHE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN_ TIFRICE, invented by the late .lACOB HEMET, Dentist to Her M A:II.IST Y and the PRINCE of WALES, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto, made use of; they will effectually preserve the , Teeth in a sound state, even to 'old age;. Will - render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, 'fa ten such as are loose keep such -- as' are alreatty decayed, from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach,, pertedly cute the Scurvy in the Gums, and make theth grow tutu and close to the Teeth. They likewise. render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Diunders that are the con?e quence of Scorbutic Gums and tad. Teeth. In order to preyent the impositions daily practised by per sons counterfeiting the -above-mentioned long-established . Medicines, the following words are (by permission) engraved in the stamp, "J. HEMET, BAYLEY, &ELE\V, COCK. :SPUR .STRE ET,7 and. none. are genuine ,but what have these_ words engraved in the stamp, and also a label with the words " BAYLEY and BLEW, Cockspur-street,. London," ,pasted on the back of each bottle and box: And all Venders of the above Medicines are hereby informed, that counter-. Liting the stamp is felony: The Essence and Dentifrice are sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and,Blew, Cockspur-street, London. Price zs. 9d. each. stamps included. " . n'" The Public are-respedfitlly cautioned against purchasing the above medicines withoutstamps ; no .Venders being . supplied with them unst a mped ( e x ce pt f or exportat i on ;) such as are offered to sale without the proper stamp must .be counterfeit. Also against being deceived by spurious ComPasitions (of a similar appearance), ' , sold under the appellation of Quintessence of Pearl. . CHEAP REPOSITORY TRACTS IN VOLUMES. 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EXTRACT OF ,THE PAPERS For the perusal of those afllidea with Nervous Complaints * I send fou my Case, u*nd hope to see it published' SIR, T ' years ago I had a Miscarriage, w hi c h con fined me to my room for three months. I-was attend ed by a'Physician, who, after many consultations, advised me to try the Bristol Hot W e ll s . B e i ng t h en in xeter, it was impossible for me to undertake the journey, being al most reduced to a shadow, with lowness of spLtos, violent head-ach, trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarming h - ys- toxic fits, and the whole train of Nervous Complaints. My A potnecary and Friends wished me to try your Nertrous Cor dial : for their satisfaelion I complied ; the first bottle made no alteration in my complaints, but it procured me sonic na, •tural sleep, which I not expericaced after my nerves became so dreadfully affected : this induced me to continue the , Medicine ; to my surprize, I soon foundiny appetite re turn. I then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells * front which place 1 wrote to you for-your advice. You recom mended me to take a five guinea bottle Of Nervous Cordial, as my complaints . were so complicated, and would require the Medicine to be continued a long time; bat thanks tto your-skill and medicine, in -about two months I was so tar recovered a; to walk and. take cxercise on horseback. It is now.lB months since I have taken any of your Medicine, and have remained perfedly well ever since, without any return of my disorder. lam now going to I relauti ; when I return j shall settle in London ; will then pay my respects to you in person, and give my address, where with pleasure I will sa tisfy any inquiry.. . I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant* Bristol, May 26, , i800: SARAH BAKE-R; The Botanical Syrull'and Nervous Cordial to be had at the Doacir's House, No. 9, Albion -street, seven doors from the - Leverian Museum, Blacktriars-bridge, in bottles at 225.- Is. 6d. and ss. bd. 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ATREATISE on ASTRONOMY • in which the Elements of the Science are deduced in a Natural Order from the Appearances of the !leavens to an Obse6er on the Earth ; demonstrated -on Mathematical • Principles, and explained by an A optic:111(m to the various Phenomena. iiy OLINTLIUS GREGORY, ' Teacher of Mathematics, Cambridge. *,* This Work has not yet been reviewed in any of our Periodical Publications, except the Philosophical Magazine; in which !the Editor, after observing—that we were fat be hind sothe'of our Neighbours on the Continent, in regard to good Works on Astronomy, proceeds thus : "Prof As Prossor Yince's work is t oo bulky a n d exp e ns i ve for the great mass of the Public, it gives us pleasure to find that a Gentleman so , well qualified for title task as Mr. 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 consid er it as the best practical Work on the subject published since the time of Leadbetter, The Author's rules are simple and easy, and the whole rendered so familiar,' by a variety of ex amples, 'that any person initiated in the principles of Mathematical Sciences must readily comprehend there. ft wiii-be of great utility to young persons in parthinlar woo are studying Astronomy ; and those. • who have made consi derable proficiency will tindit exceedingly convenient to re fer to. 'The Author has omitted none of the IVl . o;ietn yeries ; and the Tables he has• given. at the end are taKen troin the best - sources, and improved by the latest correc tions." Philosophical Meg. Feb. No. 45. L,orxion : Printed Tor G..KearsleY, Fleet-street ; and sol d by the Author, and by Deighton, in Cambridge ; by Cook'e, and by Hanweri and Parker, Oxford; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, , Glasgow ; by Brown and by Burnett, Aberdeen ; and by 'Culbert, Dublin. Just- published, in Two Volumes, Royal Ociavo lALPS to COMPOSITION ; or, FIVE FAJN MUD. SictELETONS of SERMONS, by the Rev. C. SIMEON, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. .The First Volume, •M'Two Parts', contains the subitance of Ser mons on the Types and Prophecies (including fourteen entire Sermons on the 5.3(1 of fsaiall), the Parables and Miracles, to gether with several proper,' as THANKSGIVING SERMONS for the PEACE. • The 6rst part of the Second Volume contains the principal Warnings and Exhortations of Scripture, amongst which are Sixteen Sermons . (some abridged, others entire,),- preached be fore the University. 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This day was pul?lished;.,price Three Guineas inboards, In Two V`olumee, 4to: very handsomely pinted, with a fine Head of the Author, engraved,hy Tornkins ; a large Map, anct fifteen elegint Engravings, illustrative of the Defanmr:.; Customs; and Natural History of the Counzrics dds,:riben, TRAVELS THROUGH SWEDEN I LAND, and LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAP 1 ' •-.11 in die Years t7gB and r7O. By JOS hPH ACERBI. Sistimus hie tandem, nobis übi deficit orbiS. London : Printed for j. Mawinan, in the Poultry, Sue: cossor to Mr. Dilly. C:3 - A few Copies are printed upon superfine wove paper, hot pressed ; and the plates coloured, price five guineas, in boards. MINERVA OFFICE; This Wy.waS published, ' In Three Vols. 12tno. Price us. sewed, T HE LADY OF THE CAVE ; or; Mysteries of the Fourteenth Century. An Historit;al ftorniur,.;e: ` By H. H: Printed by Lan; 1../eWrrian and Co. LeadenhAll-street. -test _ • • AccuSirtg" Spirit, 4.4015. iirtio: 14 sewed.. RaYinond, a you.. Zs. sewed. Jealousy ;- or - Dreactful Mistake; 2 viols. Bs. sewed. DelavA; 2 vols. Bs. sewed: . • Scottish Legenil, 4 cols. as. sewed. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HEAD...ACRE. . tine MO the Mari} , instances that have*occurred of eiti*;rcliziaiy efficacy, in the relief of the most atini pains in the head; by the application of Dr. BLAIR . CEPHALIC FLUID, or anodyne Essence for the Head ach, the f o ll o wi ng m o st remarkable is -rn added for the satisfadion of the Public To Mr. Gardner; ApothecaryiocOrge-Stteft,tdinburgh.. Sir—Yestertlari was seized with a most. violent Head aCli; and in consequtmce was unable to attend to business. I thought of trying whit etreitt Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would ; anti upon using it according to his directions, I Was relieved almost instantaneously from the violent pan; and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from it Tins in, forMation I h - ave,s'eut you, that tither; labourihg under the same violent coitii)laint may have it in their power to procure relief. " And 'am; Sir, your obedient Servant, - - " Sept. 8; 18ot. . S. CHEYNI, Edinburgit." SOW, by appOintnicnt; at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse; No. '2,z9, Strand, 7th house from Temple Bar, price is, gc.i. duty included. Also, Bacon's; No. 15C; ,and Green's, No. 132, OxfordStrf.tet 'Putt's and Bolton's, Royal Exchante; Messrs. Ching and Butler; No; Cheapside; Kirk's Toy shop, No. 52; Sr. Paul's Cliur,:ii-yard . ; Mr. Ward's, No. Holborn; Mr . . Barlow's; Cockspur-street; Spring -gardens. Observe the signature; J. Cock.ell; in hie & ban writ,ng; without Which none can be gnuine. Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. • FOR the Rheuw . tisrns and Colds which prevail at this:Season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and . efficacious as Dr; MES's ANALE P TIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natural SecietienS, will account for their singular virtues in thee Complaints, as well as in many others to which the human `frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They are adMirably calculated for DisoiLLis Of the Stothach and Bowels, for persons,of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as also for thoge whose constitntiOns have been allected by a too adive or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly ser viceable in I-lead-Adis occasioned by IndigeStion; and in re.. moving the bad e!fets of free living ;. as also in preventing Pats.o ansl 44i pup ie:f.ies, .:;4/ 061mld tf, peraiice. Re‘ourseshouiil be hiat to them alter evetv j•. of ct eating or drinking; . an upon ceery slight indisposition ; 'and 1 1 7.7 thus their. well-known crlaracien, tic or promoting longevity ,will bc maintained; for, by assisting Nature in the dtic disc ' charge of the animal tun:liens; and by keeping the consti tution as it were in continual repair, they preserve the • in-health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. the AN AL E PTIC PI LLS owe their excellence to a. peculiarprepardtion, which has nevir been divulged by the Invetitor but to the present Proprietors, theccan only be had gehuine.froin theni; and they ar-i stfd by Francis Newbery, at the Warci , ouse for Dr. lames's Powder; No. 45, time East End of St. Yard's, a few doors from Clicapside, London, and 'A ,Dr. [cintess late hbuSe In Bruton-street; in Botes, price 4s. bd. Stamp included ; . or the quantity of Six Jriay be in one large tox for 41. as. 6d. (ths,_;) e s that. the Muni: '" F. NiVvßiilVi, No. 44, .St. Pauf*,,". en'gr,rved in the. Stamps. MI othets arc coun - - terte!xs. FUR COUGHS &c. ANGIBAUD's LOZENGES OF BLOIS. THESE Celebrated Lozenges, which have bee sold in England upWards of i3O' years, were invented by Charles Angiband; • of Blois, Apothecary'to the then King of France; and have been conveyed by Cnartes Angibaud, his Grandson; late of St. Martin's-line, Landon; by assignment of tile or4;inal Receipt, to the pres*unt Yropnetor. The difficulty of obtaining one of the principal Ingre.. clients froth broad haVidg occasionally interrupted the sale Of these LOzenges, or rendered .them of air inferior qual.ty; • the Proprietor; troth a late importation of that article, haS now the satiSfaelion of offering, the Preparation in a perfect state; and he trusts,that the Public May depend upon a Con stant-su,,TpLy in future. • The Lozenges of Blots are. very (Efferent from' all the mo dern Inventions; and area most ple4Sant and effeelual rnedy tOr Coughs; Colds; and Disorders of the Lungs. By a peculiar sheatning quaiity, theY'quickly allay those trouble smile tickling . coughs called Catarrhs ; and by their softening and heating virtucs, afford great relief in Sore Throats; Sore_ ness of the Breast, and Asthmatic Complainti. • Sold by appointment of the Bfoprie.tor, in boxes, price is. mid. each; Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, Sr. Paul's ' • Mr. Golding . , No. 42; Comhill% Mr. Tuft, at the Royal Echange; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ;: Mr. Wade's', Old Bond-street ; Mc. Jehoult, No. amid Mr. Pickling; No. 76, Oxford-street; Mr. Ward; No. 234, Holborn;' and Mt. Clarke, No. 269, lorough. BATH's RESTORATIVE, O'R. STREN,GTHENING PILLS. 'l'O THE PUBLIC. • \ /ANY of the Frietic6 of the late SHURMER •BATH; of Bristol; who were witnesses of the power.: ful etteets of his Restorative or Strengthening,PillS; are de sir6us so beneficial a Medicine should be made - known to the .During many years extensive practice, the Proprie. , tOr forbOre to give thern publicity, and scrupulously witted pecuniary advantage to bunseifkor 'family ; yet their merit is so well known in the city and neighbourhood where he sided, that there are few of the inhabitants who would not give testimony-to their excellence. They arc particularly useful in alt •cOmplaints - to which Females ate -Subjett,. and are peculiarly adapted to the con stitution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; and for those young Women who have pallid complexions, areal - Wetett with shortness of breath, -- and great-reluctance tei exercise, these Pith: ore a specific; as they,. in a short tune; restore to the Blood its lost Crassamenttim, and thereby give . the bloom - of Health to the palest cheek. They arc a remedy for all diseases that originate in. the Stomach; the losttone of which they speedily restore ; they remove Fatufencies, expel wind,. create an .App':tite, and promote Digestion i they . have been tound - exticinely efficaa cious - in /Bilious and 'Hysterical-complaints, Pains . ita the Jaundice; and in broken and decayed Constitutions, from free living or a variety ofother causes They have been repeatedly knowirto - cure the • Hoolyin6- Cough; and When given to Weakly or Ricketty Children, they rarely fail cf.; le6ting a cure. They are carefully prepared by the Family, an‘VSOid wholes s tie and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine street; Bristol ; also . in London, wholesale and.•retitl, by F. Smith, Drug.; gist, Haymarket; and retail.by •Dartan and HarVelirGrace, Olurch•-•street; ,arid - Confectioner, in .thee Ilorough ;• an 130c.ei - at lc 61.4 . 22, ed. and 4s, Gtelitip3 11141L1C14,1,1