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Q, Monokv • EVENING, Jan. 6y 18oz . - will be 'perfoirited, FOLLY AS IT FLIES: - _ The Principal CharaCters by • •. Mr. LEWIS', Mr: MUNDEN, • - Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. (OH - Ns - roisT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. wilralELD, Mr. WADDY; Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POW,ELL..Mrss mwtßAy. v -ITH HAW r ')UlN's ALMANACK-;- .• - •. • _ILL, Or THE FaUR , SEASONS. - The Nrito.inw Charaici-s.-by SOL:OCNA, jun. . Mr , . 1:1(,)-LO G 11e.D.Ii.LPIN1, Mr. L. BOLOGNA, 151r.R.T.AN.F.RT, Mr. BBtVERLEY, • • Mrs; ST And Ma ster , 11-1 G-E'• ' LEGER ' w l-1 1.1410RE, Mrs. WATTS, Mrs., BO LOGNA, Airs. CAI:NE Mrs i • - ENKINSON, AnciMrs...WYER.QW. • . , Wficali , Charaaem hy ' 11•1r:IIILL, Mr. EMtga, r.•c,ORY MrKING, - • •t tss WI - g - ATLEY.,.Mrs.- EDWARDS, • Mrs. BASTE RcMrs. BLURTON. • • a t cin • T hursday, Chains- of the Hea rt , w i t h Harlequin.Al ntriak. • On .I'riday, Ki ng L ear, in which Mr. Cooke will perform for thatirst time ; with .Harlequin Almanack. On Saturday, Love in a VitlaAe,_with The Review. • A New T rage d y i s i n rehearsal, arid will be produced next Wsek,- • ' TO THE FACULTY . = • • A GENTLEMAN well qualified for the Medi cal Profession, wishes to enter into PARTNERSHIP with a rnEtitioner of respeclat)le and extensive Business in any large Country Town within loci miles ,of London v‘ill have no objedion•to•takin g a very'adive part in the Bu, siness, and therefore he thinks he may be an acquisition to an elderly Praditioner. = Letters (post paid) addreised‘ to Messrs'. - Earner and Jackson's, Chemists, No, 481 Bisho sgare!str,:et; will be duly atte4ded - to. P TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.. AATAN'PED, a YOUNG M AN a b out 17 or W v V - • IS, to b e Art i cled for , Two of Yearsin aY- E - and RETAIL tINEN hree WAREHOUSE of Respo. 4. { k;11 is'_reqiiiked he should be conversant in the French Language and in Accounts. Proposals to the Party advertising will be received by Mr. E. Cannon, LeiCester-Place, - EitCester-square, London. ,W,ANTED TO PURCHASE, A &Dial FARMHOUSE, or COTTAGE, that is fit for the Residence Ofa GetitleTan,.. s ith a a n W Walled garden, and from IS to an, lo Acres (*Gra.s y --1-• ~ n• x , Market Town, iri either N.licidiesex, Surre , v, Kent, St , u-x, or Hants. If Furnished, and near the Sea. Coat, or a River, XIII; more agreeable. -Letter, (post-paid) adciresaed .to Mr. M,aloolin, No. 47, Queen Anne Street East, London, describing ,tho - particulars, Alvillbe attended to. TO BE SOLD, A. handsome CHESNUT BLOOD MARE, Seven Years Old, full 15 hands act an inch high, Rot by PegasuS ; h er D arn a Blank Mare by Grandby ; yar ited sound. Price Forty.five Guineas. be seent the Leaping Bar Blackfriars Road. TPGlasgow, Nov. 18, !Sox. BE SOLD, a Complete NEW STEAM . EN iNE,-Avhich is now ready to be put together and set t , 1 3 ; the -Cylinder is 47 inches diameter, and is construct : - pro,:p incipls. e ' c rt r k with Air. Pump and Condenser, on the most ail :wanted on t • . e - -r, T o b •snicl ehean as it vviil not now be he situanon .it w-43 construded for,. Apply -to Ceorge 'Them - .. ___ 14°D n ERK D:'ACING AND SELECT ASSEMBLIE . IT-ALLEN;s PRivATE SUBSCRI?TION .....v , .;1" then cortirr;nced on Yridayi;janu4ry-1, and:ft;_ll - the, be; contin SC; KRA A. im:s-r!EET, ea- e•er FRI Dr,VY,..at: 'N.04. 1 9, LI G6Id :.- 4 iiiqual'e :—his.l.:lTY - AS:. SE/00ES ere, .as -, 4tsital, every 'MONDAY, at No. to, GR Z'A''l‘ AYI,I I? FtiST R E t'T, Goo4man's-fields:: - - •' - .. -t*'• ,"?',:(stie'lliitt•.S.ubscri4.- -• (I 'rte . , ' —None but People , . . , ,rs f t mi • • . ' -of 'reslie4abilitrean subscribe. - - k ~At both Ilattks,-Ladies .#lle -Gentlemen of.why.age, : who ~At either learned in th. Olcf`sl - .oa, ornot at all,lare pii tately tiught inthe most elegant manner every description of - Mo. 13ERN DANCE, and every reiluisite for. the mast, fashion .%ble Parties, by I‘ll - ,- ALLEN., ,whose...l ) lan of Teadlia.g to P.4rticulat,ly calculated for thotst to whOm. it Is ill - objra to ctiliire this Accomp lisliment - expeditibusly and in the fi rst style, - Aft,;;ALLEN particularly informs those Atha:wish:to re- HCeive. his Instructions, that he,- has catirelv removed hislate i Bin g iti , Haydou-square, to No. le, Great Ay -4li-sreet G drnan's,fittds. 7.........1_2_ 00 MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PERSONS. in possession of Incomes, , arising from Freehold, .Copyhold, .or Leasehold tStates, in Land or tionses,- . Money in the Finds, Rent tha!ges, Nlarriage .Settlernents; . Widows' • jointures, -An ittUlities, Patent Places, Church Livings; or..ariy other cer erntannegt for Life, may he supplied with temporary or Sums to. any. A •tb • 11 ing Annuity In terest for. die •. s' 11101.14 , y I.y The Nlc • arne.- . . He t "ti , t7 And Gentry' 'Of . knovn 'Property, or their -r.s , rnaY. be • accw ilnuidated on their personal security; adnucialTn. aat3try,bienStance where the single security . af an indivi dual insufficient, the addition of another person to guarantee the payment of the Intere.,i N. I 1 -re 41Pve the objection and, in all cases, privilege will be t il v t o t n. t . o the Public; TO.,retqcl, the prin.- . ..i - p..i.1 at their own ~ . ,t ,q lo' tr_s?n_alapPlications- will be reCeived . everyslAytill Four ' townrk,; a nd Letters- from Correspon( km-s in Toy • h- or _ digst ect ) . (130jt * pitidi - .yin be irdinciliately -answered, ad Tow, to the Dir ec t or.o f thq .Kni ghtshfulge .Bank, at his .• H ouse, No. 8 . „ Lower john-strcet; - golden-square. . : . _ To Tiii. :L4Di..Es. .. , Happiness .of both Sexes - is sp tonneled ' T.. --ti E de ' red , ‘f t 'th the increase Of iernale charms, it is not take.'w6p . should be etrf toyed to the inyetitive genius s . ,1 5 ,„ . n 31iScov-, ...t-lir.it Iteaai,•;`,, r 2, i hr 4 t , m•43' he innotcntly used to assist Nature, 1 gaf f e'''. "It tY3'ant mari•in k state of pleasing bondage to - the softer sex: lollis discovery i$ :taw made, ti»d, as impoitition et bzen hut' ttio frequently pruaised upon the•credulons, the -:,litltititaui:who is the Laver:tor of the MAGNETIC ‘.R.P.AM, has consulted the delicacy of the sea, - by conirnit t TU I 6 the d 1- sale of tbi s curious and - elegant Preparation f‘ . ! kLarlY• '', nOnt)tiran :l.spetability, .ivho has authority to realm the - im'ae,Y,' if this. innocent Liquid does n o t give -to. the skin that peculiar fairness; which, as well as bestowing deli?.aey, be ,.,:Pseaks hratfli, and - throws an anitnation into . the. counte.- 1. 4a -tlet-4 which sliall.giye-thegye the- fultpowcrito•charla . and . ~.ascinate. For the hand and arm it is, prepared in a ditfer9iit. zorm, and if delicacy would nitperr tlie' riarneS bi - those I,adies • •-• • ettboilei t Vino haiieapp ggi,yed this hinocgtil coilposi - ,Clot, their-nuiliber would exceza btilief,,forrank attic tashion. . i cali b:.! 'had had , at No. 13, lirowillow-street, rtearGray's . 4 Li; -, lfildberii, in bottles at ties: • ; 6d. - eaCii. ,' '-' •' ' •.. •11 1 • ci . residing • ' -‘'-I • - a on^ • ~; _,. -1.-.., •4.1 s in -the Courit•y, by !pc o,sint, ... •-•- t •01 1u note, ;lay hav:e twobigtici senf to thi:tni sa fel I' V 44: Ked 4 I d 6 ri"witii fiilit tirdittaierti . ,- to utiy p . r.i of theki46`'tn• ~.. ~ .. s T4l -E SDA Y, JANUARY 5,18 oz. To the Worthy and Independent -FREEMEN of the BORIYIIG'H of 'BOSTO'N'. diNTLE.MEsi : . • . n- T Embrace., the earliet opportunity. of _returning you pat! my warmest Thanks for the general' and- flattering Support with which• I , have becn.honoured, on-My C.auva?s. Should, I have omitted to T34+ Respe6ts‘ to anyfth reean, I trust will' not be imputed to . attention • • Called forth to assert your Independence, 1 pledge myself th It no exertions oh my part-shall bo wanting , to ensue tie sess. , „ _ Should Ibe so foritmateas to attain-the objea of thy am bition, I trust that my Comilla . in, Parliament will dford the fullest proof Of my ttention to your liwat Interests, and of illy attachment to the true Principles of the - Eree Consti- Eq. o;rny Country. I am,, Genthirnen, Your much obliged and,faithful Servant, NIADOCK.S. St. James's-Place, J..tn. 4, 1802. . • I NOTICE TO. CREDITORS. TF the under-named E ItSVPI`.?'S ) who. were I,TRAIIES•NIEN, siden‘iit. , ..tpnrtnn.'or.the Represerita,.• tives-Qf such of theni as may be &ceased, will apply at the Office of M. John Oisse r So•kjtat, N. 3, Bream's-build-- ings, Chancery-lane, they may receive a Dividend of 65..8d. - in the pountt,-tin ari - Old outstanding Debt. • • • This Advertisement will not he repeated, • • 0•! , ` • fhoman Burrow, and"Willidm NeWman. Assignees of.---•-- - Stephenison, lat.: of -. Ann Barnes, plaisterer, South-strcet, Grosvenor-sqUare. Joseph Davis, painter,..ditta. David Jarread, bricklayer, Oxfortl-street. William- Ireland, Wine-merchanti• or Mr. Winter,. his As itthew Pearson, haberclaOter, Tavistock-street. • •. Ann-Price,.:South 7 otycet, - Elcccuttlx of i Stuton , "tic'e., Alice Taylor. •"" . oseph•Xilarisoti, meirtir. , A. Doke, milliner; No. zg, P all-Malli ljarr4s 'Frter, Mottlit;ktteet, • G ro.?" . 6lcitt'stTetare: • . -S kooy,, grocer,,,St.Mart.iir;s r lane. At'signee's` of Thanfts - Rob4rii hatter ; bank:apt. • 7 • !Iclaky Shqpard,Tnillirier,..Nyv „ • , john Bieers, jeweller, No. g.:1.):111.-N-Ii. 4 .1. • - 'Thomas:Ski:vier, No. 75, Swallowstreet.. , - John Watt;, New Bond-street, hatter : . - Nathaniel lefterys, jewellei, William Pixley, South•Audley-streo. 'Robert Sparrow; wheelwright'. "' Bowers and Cecil, .apothecaries. • •3. -ohn Cecil. " • . l ames Clemson, . Berkley-square . „ Ann Drinkwater, hosier, South-street. ' Thomas Getty, cheesemortgert . • •• • 'John Taylai; ' • t.lnclerwoopd - • •. • Messrs. Wells, woollen-drapers. This Day was pigilisbcd, In One large Vol: '4to. it with Maps, Price 11. r6s. boards, THE HISTORY of-MAURITIUS, Or - the ISLE of FRANCE, and the neighbpuring Islands; from their first Discovery ro the'present Time : composed princi pally from the Papers and Memoirs of BARON (3 RANT, who resided. zo years on the Island, by'hisSonCl-lARLES G RANT, •ViScount de Vaux. ' Printed by W. 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ETTERS on the .ELEMENTS of ,BOTANY : „IL/ adiltessed to a Lady, by the*celebratedT, J. Rouseaii: Translatfd- ir. o Eltglish,• with Notes, and Twenty...four ad amonal lu;iy•rs.philoing the system of Linni - ous, c8y•11‘110:',IAS, A , I"A•••RTYINI,. B. D. F. R. and L. SS. •• ~ Regius Profes.;or .Eotany in the ,Un;VerSity.of Camb r idg e -. Printed for J.-. White, at Horace's fle4d,''°Fleet-street. Of whom maybel,4,,publislied, by . the same Author, . a. In (Mayo, imiforin wild the'abeiVe; piieens. itt . bOards," plain, or t2s , ..colopretliffilirty-eight . 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Print4for Richard -Phillips,lio:*7l, St. Paul's Church yard; anctsold by all Booksellers in the British Dominions, with a liberal .Allsii . ;TrieFlZi - Schools; and to ,persons who . purchase quantities: N.B. As the Publisher•guarantees the 'BeOlcselling Trade from loss by either of the . abiave , mentioned books, . in a'cleatr and perfect ,state, iOr any.other of. them; Masters. and Governc.sscs of Acaciemies•are,able to bispect these Pub lications free of expence, at tile Shop of every respattable and intelligent• Bookseller:, . FRIMLEY WASTE LANDS. By °icier of the Commissioners, under the In-closure A. TO 25:. SOLD 13? AVCTION, On Monday, : tile r Ith Day of jan.u.ary,.lB o 2, at the White Hat *lnn, Friniley, in thE'County of Surrey, By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. rx .ALLOTMENTS of LAND,. Two whereof kJ are near the Golden,Farmer, and Four others are adjoin.- ing to the Basingstoke Canal ; the whole containiag 50D Acres, or thereabouts. ' Printed Particulars maybe had of Mr. Smalliiiece, Stoke, near Guildford, Surveyor.; at Mr. Mumford's, le street, Hatton-garden, Surveyor ;:Messrs. Hanson and Birch; Chancery-lane, Solicitors. • . . . . , _ .. Causalatet, siis est Notissimal THE Restorative ANIMA . of QUASSIA / - •iri the. Mort' of Pins, lately invented - arid prepared by HALLAM and Co. which is found. an immediate and in comparable Remeny for - . - . • Weak, relaxed, arid dehill6 Hypochondriac A ffe6tions, - fated Constitutions, ~labitual-Purgings;: • . . • Loss of Appetite, Nervous Weaknesses, Pains and Weakness of the The deleterious Effects of hot StorniS, - • • ''' ' • Climates or Intemperance: cri short, in most cases where the constitution -has been re ; ducecland debilitated by disaass or Intemperance, its restora tive etibds are'equally astonishing and iMp - ceedeiltecl. - The antiseptic - pdwers of Quassia-are , ' oci Well known to require further comment; and the restor t3i - ettlett's. of its i COAICE.NTRATED EXTRA CT",certainlY entitle that Preparation to the highest estimation and confidence of the Nervous .and DOilitated; .and -to Such it is at this ;season particularly recommended,. aok only as a Restorative, but a safe - P revenfative of'COntagion from•infedious and epidemic Diseases, so generally prevalent. . ~... The remarkable Case of Colonel, Oliver, produced by execs • SiVehe:at at - id fatigue at the Siege of Seritigapatam (of which.. we shallgivothe Colonel's-own account); ishere brought -forward, as- iv-must- do away every doubt of its. ciiieacy, • and disPlartfie restorative powers of the Medicine. - -- - ' "'No. iS . , Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, SIR, -' February lig, Isol. In the lite Campaign in India (which terminated•so fortu nately for the British Empire), I was exposed, during a marett.throughrthe - Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a burn ing sun, that enervated my whole system, .which increased rapidly in the Course of the Siege of Seriegapatam ; during which, from the dampness of the entrenchments, I. was at tacked with a violent dysentery, and. by further exertion. in thtecarrying by assault this important place, was sa tar re duced• as to 'be rendered -incapable or an .nci s;_i.-lea - the wink. 'system had received a shock that threatened-immediate dissolution, no part of it settned longer capable of .perform. ing its proper fundiort ; the stomach and boWels were unable to retain the small quantity of -food taken, which passedsa :immediately.- the nervous system, and muscular fibres were 'equally atteded with constant tremor and debility, to such a degree as to render even walking extremely difficult. This, affe&ion, with the constant irritation in the stomach and' bowels, produced continual, pain and fatigue. During my" passage its Errgland, I had every • assistance •withont the smallest' advantage.' On my arrival 1 procured medical aid from-every quarter that was thought likely to airord relief, and for several nionths attended 'regularly to -the -medicine and regimen preseiibed by my Physicians, without receiving the least benefit. In October last I eallednn you, to inquire if Hallam and' Co.'s Extrad, - or .Anima .of Quassia, Was likely to be of service in my-hopeless situation. - 1 took it from your recommendation,- and-have the happiness of 'feel ing myself perfectly restored; and that by taking a few boxes : Only. ' 'alt4 dOses produced an ease and regularity in the ' stomachandbOwels, that had not. been eXperienced since the • first attack of the disorder. In short; 'file wiaile , train of dis tressing svraptonis were.soon etibe.tit4itylelieved;and I have now the happiness to enjoy a state. nfliealth I had little teLl-- son to ex pe et . 'TO IC Shaw, No. 74, -Bordugh.,. London. .- .• . Many.4dclitional proola of.its eificae.,,,. too numerous for in, sertion hire, though equally singular oral v eli attestcti, may be seen in a Pamphlet, delivered gratis as above, to which we tefer the Valetudinarian.... _ . • ' ;Up . Proprietors particularly request Purehasers will he - careful to obser ve e ac h b oa h as a- Certificate, ' signc;i in ee-:: ink, ." E. llailarn and Co!' -no other' 'can :possibly be • genuine. -,, - • ... Sold vhc'll - c,sate. : t9i)y by 13„ Shaw, :No. 74, Eorough ;-,and retail by thiXter arid' Co; Edinburgh and Glasgow, and one Y , e . ;:dei - ,`,lrr.eveiy;ltiwo,. iii boxes 'of 55. and- l o s.. I, coca, and largid r oaekages t - containing. five s. touxes al. zi. cAch, duty inaided. • - - ••'' - - • •- - ;-, --;.- • •• -- • ST. DOMINGO.—SAFETY of they'' EsT INDIES. This Day Was published, price zs. <I A.. • L MEMOIEW,44 ",IeNSACTIONS that took place in in the Sprit:: of of 1759 ; afford an idea of flat ptc,erir,,c.frtptt; „of thaf . l,.o .:untry ;. the !pal Chantcler of its'4l3dtel. Govccrig,fodss3nt I;Ouvreture, and the eitery• or ourtAVest inerfaggaJds from attack or. revolt ; .i.nclucling!an,accp„‘iiit,of Tonsaaar, re.,eue of a British Officer " from a` Sentente Mixt - • • • • •• • Twenty-four an 0 fficer`in iiiS'Majesty's Army. toncio:;. Scott,. at his Oak:, No. 27', St, i'leacnt's-slzint :;- 'Lnd,sold •by E, LasNiftillee, No. 37g . , strand, , optousiu2 t• 4 ' • Where may 6e had, late/y ptiloP,3h . cd,• • - Butcher's • .t - the ii iiiii Price of, Prfavi- • 6J. • is Loh:ra4nithalli3-4C.txilia;:y446•narkt - , cn John Tal bot IS. 6 , l.—tkod ot-ber Words ".: •: ; • : _ This Day was published, Neatly printed in Odavoiby Bensley,'Price gs. in boartis, 'I he Second Edition ' with great. Additions, o I f ETTERS on the IRISH NATION written during a visit to that Kingdom in the Autumn of the Year 1799 clecet esse Sororem. •'. - By '(.4()R•c-F. COOPER, Esq.. • Of the Honourable Society of Littolii's Inn. Printed for,. j. White, Horace's Head,. Fleet-street. By whom will speedily bo published, - elegantly printed in 4to. by Benslev, and embellished - with. 4o Aqua-tinto - Plates, by Stadler, trom Drawinss . by the Author, A Voyage up the Mediterranean m His Majesty's Ship the Swiftsure, one of the Squadron under the command.of Sir Horatio (now Lord Viscount) Nelson, the key. Cooper Willyams, Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. the 'Earl of St. Vincent. This Day was published ? Closely printed iti4vo. Price 95.. in boards, RELIGION= WITHOUT CANT • or, A Pre servative against Lukewarnmeis and Intolerance ; Fanaticism, Supersation, and Impiety. 13y,ROISERT FELLOWES,•. A.M. • - Of Sr; Mary Ball, Oxford. Printed for I. White, Horace's Head, Flcet-street.. Of whom may be lad,lately pUblished, by the same A Uthor, z. A Picture of Christian Philosophy, 3.1 edition, price 6s. boards. a. The Anti-Calvinist, zd edition ) price is. 3. Morality 'United with Poiicy, price zs. 6d. 4. An Address to the People, price is. 6d. MOORE's-TRANSLATION cif ANACREON. This Day . was published, In Two Volumes; sriaa Svo. Pride rzs. in boards, With a Portrait of,the Translator, engraved by Mr. Hanel-I, The Second Edition;' with 'sOine'Additiona/ Notes, of THE ODES Of ,ANACREONy. Translated into English Verse. • By THOMAS MOORE, Esq. of the Middle Temple. A few Copici are printed:on large Paper,.price 18s. in boards. Printed tbrj, and I'. Carpenter, Old Bond-street. Of whom may be had, The Poetical Works of the late.Tharrias Little, Esq. price 7s. StATE OF THE EAST-INDIN COMPANY, • Da, •. pttbtiolwci, Price gq ( . I}SERVATIONS on Mr. DUNDI\S's LET ofjune, 18Ois, to,the Ch AIRMA,N and I) IiPyTY-Cl-IAIRMAN of the EAST-INLjIA.COM PANY. . _ - .I„Olidon't—Printed for j. S. Jordan,, No. 19; 'Ltidgte-hill, and No, tY,o, Fleet -.street., corner of Fetter-lane. I.w ii urn army be had, ,p rice,-ts —Profusion of. Paper Money, not Deficiency in Harvest; Taxation, not. Speculation;- the principal tausm of the .Suitoring, of the Pc-JOe : with an Appendix,..containing Observations on the Report of the Committee .ot the-House of Comnions appointed to. inquire into- the High Price of Provisions, and an important Inference from Mi. H. Thorn- . ton's - Speech-in Parliament, ilErch This points out the true cause of DeArness, and - coirams sortie-im, p: rtaot Reinarits upon the Reasoningof Boyd, liaringOireild, l'hornton,,Burlz,!, &c. MEDICINE. ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAM S's' POWDER, No. 45, , St. Paul's: Church.:yard,.a few Doors from the Corner of .Cheitpside, r.DHE falOwinz MEDICINES are Sold, at the ,Prices annexed, inclusive of the - Stamp L'uties - irn posed by this Att; but no'atlclitional charge has been Made upon 11r. JAMES'S POWDER, which' is continued' at the-original Price of is. '6d. per. 1t may also be haxl at 11. 4s:, per Dozen ; ‘ or the quantity of a Dr)zpra Pickets in, one 3otfle for t 1:: 2s. 6d; buty included • so thk the Public arc no sufferers. But in order to facilitate the opet.tion, and - lo les'sen the burden of this Ad, which %vould in a great masure have proved l'a l x. upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dezen,•oi more, free from t;ie expence at the Stamps. _ . • • • s, d. J. d. 9 Dr. Tames's Powder 2' 6 Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills 4 6 . Dr. Steers's Parego .— Cattle Powder 6. ricLozeages I Dr. flooOdes Pilis z /4 —CamomileDrops. r 9 Dr. Austufs Chitlyl,aeat. EsscnceotCoAtstoet 3 o Pills ' 4 _ . o Esenceof F.epperrn. Berry's Bilious Pills s o Orrnskirk Medicines 5'5 Dalby's_Cariuinative t• 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 o Tick.ell'slEthercal S pi- lnglish's-Seots Pills t 6 nit . - 3 6 Grant's Drops - I a Greemoua's Tindures Norton's Drops 5 ri ----• Tolu LozelLozenge;;,ti Spilsbury ,' s Drops 5' a Mr. Spence's Dentrifriee 4 o Specdiman's' Pills 2. o Freake'S 'find. of Bark 3. 6 - Engli§,h Coilge 9 Huxham's, biditto ' 2 6 ' Dr.-Solaniter's 2, 1 9 Dr. - Steer'S.Qp.odeldoe , z- 6 lones's Rheuttyy4p . ----- Convulsion-04. a 6 TindUre 3 6 Also, .the *Genuine Aiquebusatle," lately imporml, and most of the c the; Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders fog Exportation are suppited without Stamps, as before this Ad. N. B. As many - P.ei•sids, fuirtictihrly Servants and Mes sengers, rnistake,the House, F. NEW BERY, the Proprie tor, s:kinder the necessity of pointing oht,. that it, is at the East End of . Bt.. nearest to 'CheapSide, and that it a lance White Sttiectied; Front; With these Words in " TRE. 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