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Their stra:lg: T .. f i E A R I R IE - R Olr EVENING,L THEATRE -ROYAL, R UR Y - J L a n A N E B . , 1 80 2 , tY MO RROW i r es m ie K S e E rv m an ß t i s . E wi . ll aet ' . THE STRANGER. = Mrs. Haller, Mrs SIPDO'NS. : . AFTER. WHICH THE FESTIYAL OF BACCHUS. WITH 0 x , THE MOCK DOCTOR. ! i nn, King Henry the Fourth ; in which the Cha ader of Sir John Falstatrwil Ibe attempted - by Mr. Palmer. C2n, Tuesday Love.in a Village ; Rosetta, Mrs. Billington. ki„l'lgecinesdiay, The Gamester. , " 1 . New Piece in. Two Acts, with Songs, called Urania; or, the Illumine is in rehearsal , and will be produced'as soon po ss i ble. f - ' This Day was published, Price is. D E to PEACE; to which is added, Tile NEGRO's APPEAL. OFFICE OF ORDNANC4 - . December tj, , 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -A- YESTY'sOkDN ANC'E do hereby lirlV! notice, that PRO POSALS will be received at 'their Offic'e; in, St. Margaret.:. street, Westminster, on ,iionday the i ith qf'.7.v.ve7,:;.., t502,./i-oWt encA Persons at may be willing 'to !;ndertake the Sappy of FORAGE Jar . the ROYAL ARTILLERY _HORSES; stationer{ at WOO LW ICH; from the t jtb- of January; fBd2 i. u;411 . -the,3 ISt • . , By JOHN HENRY COLLS. Printed for Tokii Payne, Norwich and sold by Longman and Rees ,No. 39, Paternostdr-row. 'Of whom may be had, lately published, 1. Holiday Time, or The School-boys' Frolic, a Farce, by F. Lathom, Esq. price is. 6d. 2. The Dash of the Day, a COmedv, by ditto, price zs. 3. All in a Bustle, a Comedy, by ditto, price Zs. The Fora - ge to r ie furnished in rations, cash ration to eon.7ist cf Seven Pounds of Oats, Twelve PoUnds of 1:16;, and Eight Pounde .of Straw, andti he delivered at Indwich, at the expen2.e of the, TH EATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO- MORROW EVENING, Jan. 8, 1802, will he performed, • --KING LEAR. Lear, Mr. COOKE ; Cordelia, Miss MURRAY. HAIILEQUIN's ALMANACK. Wzrx e 'rt SThrt daY, Live in V*ll Rosetta, Mrs. Billing ton with The Review, 4 I age ; Mr. Cooke. 0111 3Nona-ay, The Revenge ; Zanga, /%14r9 Tneday, Folly as It Fli i, e . dnes daY, King RichardestiwThird. .‘ew p• • Antominie will beperfinmed on Monday, uesday, and Wednesday: On Thursday, Love in a Village. And on Friday will be produced a New Tragedy, called Alfonso. ST. THOMAS's HOSPITAL. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will 4.v.t. begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL andSUR- GICAL LECTURES on Wednesday,this Month, at One-o'Clo ck. ednesday, the zoth o _. PRIVATE TUITION. CERGIVIAN, A. M. Fello w o f a . C o llege . 4 ....1. m Cambridge, living in a retired part of the County of Norfolk, ) has accommodation for Two or Three Pupils.— Te_... ite Hundred Guineas per annum . Letters, addressed t l O A B. Post- 0 4 me, Norwich, post paid, wiA.bq duly attended to. ----- -------------....__________ WANT t'll - ...f.,1 an d to enter upon immediately, A N EST,AILISHED SHOP, either .in the -1. 1. G ROCERY, or-L INEN -DRAPERY, HOSIERY item HAE,ERDASHERY Branches, in a good Market Town, ybe I ° to 70 itiiles from London; or, if it is a situation re there is 'room to enlarge the Tra de, it would not be oil:lee - Jed. • Address A. Z. No. 6, Newgate-street. London Tan. 6th, rSoz ''' ""'"' ",.,•-... .. 6 .....::.:,,i.„... 4 . ...... Glasgow, Nov. Nov. r 3, A° T. 0 BE SOLD, a C omp l ete NEW STEAM nowT. ENGINE, which is w ready to be put together and kt.up ; the C y li n d er i s 47 inches diameter , and is construct. ttl to Work with Air Pump and Condenser, on the most ap. proved Principles. To be sold cheap, as it wi I not now be AVa ntecl,on the situation it mit constructed for. Apply to George Thomsen. TW E NTY. FIVE GUINEAS. ei BE S6LD, a great B arga i n, a most corn. pecker ; T plete le er Little C H ESNUT MARE , tot by W ood ces, and ° about • urteen Hands high, v e ry f ast i n all her wner havin Ra Part et with for no fault wh atev e r , t h e Preseht gno e e for her-- sound. Appl , tta square. No farth t uurweston Mews warranti , Baker- xi street, Port -- 'T LEYHE S ALE of th e WASTELANDS in !Rim_ voidably POSTP, advertised for M on d ay t h e r tth instant, is una- O NED to M on d a y t h e S t l y o f February, ed i and is advertisn this Paper accordingly. MODERN DANCING A ND SELECT SEMBLT ES. ..i.V lIR. AL FN' 454 PRIVATE SUB SCRIPTION JL • ASSEMBLIES CoMmenced on. Friday, January r, and will then be continued every FRIDAY; at No. 19, SHE R. it A R D-STE ET, Golden-srre : —his CITY AS SEMBLIES are, as usual, every lONDAY, at O. ro, GR EAT 4 =l YLI F E-STRE ET, Goodman's-fields. rr None but Subscribers acimittedNone but People of respeaability can subscribe. At both Houses, Ladies and GC - riflemen of-any age, who have either learned in The old style, or not at all, are privately taugh t in the trinst elegant manner every description of M 0- bERN DANE and every requisite for the most • fashion able Parties, by Mr. ALL EN, whose Plan of Teaching is particularly Calculated for those to whom it is an obi to acquire this Accomplishment expeditiously and in the first style. Mr. ALLEN particularly informs those who Wish- to re ceive his InStrudions, that he has entirely removed his late Dancing Academy, in Haydon-squarev to No. to, Great Ay 14 -street, Coodman's-fields. :POI 0 13 ARTS and PLO WMAN,Manufa4urers to .4 .X.. Her Majesty and all the Royal Family, having greatly extended their Manufaelory, and invented several New . and -tasteful Articles of Dress, agreeable to the present Fashion,. take-the liberty of soliciting the patronage and inspection of the. Nobility and Gentry, at their Ware Rooms, No. 4 .. , Chandostreet C ovent-Gardcr t , to their Patent Articles at llres, to be had no where else in F.ngland--- . THE ROYAL INIPERIAL NETT, a very tasteful and elegant O production ; also rtch, STIO PED and SPTI ED V ELVETS, for Co nit UNION. Trains', in all'the F as hi onable Colours.- i Genuine CHA.II,IIiERRY MUS LINS, in the most exten- . 31 vii variety of PlaM, Striped, and Figured, and of the most ele,,-ant Patterns in Gold 'and Silver, for Colin and Ball , Dreses, &c. ' • • .._ ir rALI.VN NIUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni- Treol_lly athuired for its durability, anti is peculiarly adapted, s A TQ light ztnci elegant Appearance, for Fashionable Dress.. .sold w . l' CANIBRI CS made of Silk and Cotton ; those i any ,Ivuathotautr Silk not having any pretensions to theor name,-.ker kind 'fo r Ti , e b eYond a Dyed Glazed Muslin. Also a I hit . Twilled, A r " el ling Dresses, warranted to Wash.—plain, • n ,". Pigu red TA F F .kTI ES CYPRUS, &c. of the heivest F 4111 0 1 . 1, in Tmzalt.t.eN-,tiy4et, . FOR FAMILy NG Y R. and 1 3 . having paid , particular attention to the 'NI. . I Olure .of MO URN ING : DUDS, they Hatter then l anu ; t hey Ping it to aaQuhaing, with every ticle v of a superior Quality, being Therrise vft h- can supply Families • , 1 -- the Mant,!factitir-erscof Bombazeens, Rasa'. rtiorei, Twilled and Pi a ; 'lVlnsillis, Sarsnct .0 slain ;celona Handkerchiefs, - & e . all!Bombaz-ts for Servants, Bar hamben-y, andltalian • ,C oods net '- • g the full - . warranted to wear ; and aPY gtvin est s attsfaci.an, they will change, or tetutn the money. oplin l3ein ' the °ri gnial Intliorters and Manufa6turers of Irish ' s and Tabbinets in this Conntry, and haying made thern on an im- proved Principle (solely their own Invention), • ney hatter themselves their sitperiority, both.in Quality and rrie, will insure a decided preference. • - Very curious R . I Black D bl T. blitet for Gentlemen's .;;,„ ~ , , _ . ic i ou F. 4 11 •,vear. Ilewl' OR' FIJ RNIT u R E —R ich- Damasks and Saiins Of quite .Patterns; also Plain anc lStripedul'abarets, in all co-, 4,Qurs, with the improved plan of watering, so much ap ' , v , r°l ': by the alrnir r • f Elegant li)klerChantS•CN.l)Ortin-g FashiOnable Goods, will 'find, their Nktifiitiory qtute.new, and ww•thy thar attention. At a MEETING ofthe CITIZENS ofLlMEßlCK;con vened by ,Public Advertisement, at the Royal- Club- House, on Monday the 141 h December, 18o1'; The Hon. and Rev. Deal\ CROSBIE, in -the Chair; HE following Address to Lientqlant-General T Sir JAMES DUFF, being moved by Thoma Casey, Esq. and seconded by Lancelot Hill; Esq. Reiolved Unanimously, - That ,the said Address do stand the Address-of this Meeting. • - Resblved Unanimously, upon the Motion .o Lancelot Hill, Esq.• and seconded by .William Ryves, Esq. That a Sword of the value of One Hundred Guineas, - be presented to Lieutenant-General Sir James Duff, as a Memorial of our affedionate attachment to him, and of the 'eminent Services he has rendered to the Kingdom in general, and to this City in particular. Resolved, That this Address, with the Answer of Sir James Dnil; bepublisliel in the Limerick Newspapers, the Dublin Evening Neat,' Dublin Journal, Sun, Courier, Ca ledonian Mercury, and Glasgow• Courier. Resolved, That a Subscription be immediately entered into for defraying the Expences of the above Resolutions, and that the Gentlemen who have convened this Meeting; together with Mr. Ryves arteivir. D'Esterre, be requested to act as the Committee for carrying the same into execution. Resolved, That our Chairman and Committee, together with such other Gentleinen as can attend, do assemble here at the hour of One o'Clock in the Forenoon of To-morrow, in order to wait on Sir James Duff with our Address. Resolved, That the Committee be requested to receive the Subscriptions to be entered into, and apply the same. Resolved, That thin Address do remain at the Banks of Messrs. Thomas and Robert Maunsell, anciThomasand Wil liam Roche, and at the Offices of the Limerick Chronicle and Limerick Journal, in order - that the same may' be sub scribed by the Citizens, together with their respedive addi .tions. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be 'given to 'Lieutenant-Colonel Uniacke; Brigade-illajor tor this' Dis triel, for his zealous, • firm and prudent-Conduct, during the time headed in this Distrid, as Well' as on account of his exertions in suppressing Insurredion and Rebellion, as- in maintaining the harmony andeordiality, which has subsisted between the Military and Citizens of Limerick, and that he be presented With a S were', of the value G f Fifty Guineas. The following ADDRESS-..was Unanimously Voted to Lieutenant-General SIR JAMES DUFF. . . Having learned that the arrangements, consequent upon a Peace Establishment, do not allow the continuance of an Of ficer of your high Rank in the Command-a this Dist:id, we are anxious to express our Sentiments of your ConduCt, dur hag the period of that Command, and which' embraces five :of theniost eventful - years in the History of this Country. • That History will Record that your Services were:not li mired to the District of our Command, but were, as Oc,ca a • sion required, extended, and with- effec - t,' under eircum-• stances of extraordinary exertion and celerity, to such, parts 'of this• Kingdom as required the aid and presence of those who were most distinguished and best skilled in the Military ProfesSion. • that which remains, as more immediately within our province, we are of all others the most competent to speak. Yourresidence amongst us in those intervals not occupied - by alive Service, altbrds - us at once the opportunity of. judging of you, and the inducement to declare that judgment. Let it therefore -be remembered (indeed the poor and wretched within your Distrid never can forget), that when it Pleased Providence, amongst his other visitations, to infiid Scarcity on this Land, your Benevolence and Exertions were actively and usefully direded to alleviate the Calamity, while with firmness and moderation, you continued to. dis charge the trust confided to you, rendered more difficult from the incumbent pressure, and the hopes which it excited: Such, Sir, are the sentiments which the experience or five years warrants us to • pronounce—the expression of them, while it is honourable to you, is most.grateful to us. It is the tribute of atiedion and gratitude,• in, discharge of which all classes of this community most zealously concur : and in whatever situation you may hereafter be placed, whether of public or private life, next to the consciousness,of having done well, you will bear with you the recolledion, that in times the most critical, you conciliated the esteem and at tachment of those over whorl you presided, and that on your departure, you left impressed ontheir Hearts, but one com mon sentiment of Regard and Regiet. - • - • • MAURICE CROSBIE, Chairman. Hon. and Rev' . Dean Cros- - Saul Bruce, Esq.. bie, Chairman Thomas Lloyd, Er. Barris- Limerick ter , Thomas Limerick, &c. &c: Charles D. Hoare.!Esq. • Hon. F rancis N .Burton,M.P . Tames Anglim, Merchant ' Henry Deane Crady, M. P. Tho Mas Lloyd, Esq. Lieut. Christopher Knight, Knt. Col. .Limerick Co.- Regt. JohnPrendergast Smith, Esq. Samuel M‘Call, Merchant Charles Vereker, Esq. John Wilson, Merchapt George. Smyth, Esq. , 'John Wallace, jun. Esq. - James - BuChanan, Esq. Riehard -Franklin, Surgeon Anthony Lefroy, Esq. Edward Fitz-Gerald, Esq. Lancelot Hill, Esq. , Williain.Fosbery, Merchant Averill Hill, Clerk Thomas - ayan; Clerk. William Ryves, Esq. Sexton I3aylee, :Surveyor George Maunsell, Esq. Col- Port Limeeiek 'lector . • Henry William Bitylee Thomas Maunsell, Esq. John Flattley, Merchant William Maunsell, :LE. D. •. ohn Kelly, Merchant Robert Mautisell, Esq. ryas Esq, Dennis Lyons, jun.-Merchant William, Russell, William, James Lyons, James, 'Mer- Merchant - - chant • • William•Galwev, Clerk, Stephen Roche," John, Mer- IThornas Lloyd, Clerk • • chant , • • Jolua.Gabbett, Merchant ,Tames O'Brien,' Merchant • Paul R.oehford, Merchant Theanis Roche, Esq. Edward Fitz-Geralde Town William Roche, Esq. Major -•-• William Maunsell, Arch- John S. TWhaiteS, Esq. deacon dward Flin, Printer Thomas Casey, - Eiq. William O'Brien, Merchant Samuel - Hunter, Merchant Thomas Cabbett, Esq. William Wallace,.Merchant Robert Harding, Esq. Pryce Peacocke, Esq. Benjamih Bushell, Merchant Henry D'Esterre, Esq. William`White, Esq. George black. Esq. Peter Bolton, Merchant Sohn Hoare, Clerk ' • Charles Johnson, Esq. amuel Hardin, Merchant Wiltiam NOrris, Esq. John Meade, Thomas; Mer- E. D. Fitz-Gerald, Esq. chant John Gabbett, Merchant Alexander Wilson, Merchant Richard Grogan, M. D. Edward Fitz-Gerald, Esq. Ralph Ousley; Esq. - Martin Arthur, Merchant john Pennefather, Cletk Standish Grady, Esq. William levers, Merchant. Charles Silver Oliver, Esq. Christopher Meade, Mer- Charles D. Oliver, Esq. chant William Wilson, Esq. Sexton Baylee, Esq. 'Michael P. M`Mahon, R.C. Marcus Patterson, Esq. Bishop of Killaloe William O'Brien, Merchant Henry levers Ingram, Clerk Edy - Lacy, Merchant Joseph Gabbett, Esq. ' Michael Dalton, Esq. dward Fennell, Merchant With a vast number of additional Signatures, all highly: respectable, but too numerous for insertion. ANSWER OF SIR JAMES DUFF. My Lords and Gentlerrien, The very handsome manner in which 'ynu have been' pleased to express your apyrohntion of rny,,Condud, is incest' highly flattering to me. to the Gentlemen of this City and Distnd, at all . times eminent for their Loyalty, I feel rriy'sdlt! greatly indebted, not only for the 'peculiar kindness 'I have personally received from them individually, but for their . zealous co-operation end assistance at all timese without which any exertions Of mine tb - preserve the 'Public'Peac and Tranquillity, in the critical period I have had the ho-' nour to reside amongst you, could not have had equal effect. Accept, Gentlemen, of my most sincere and grateful ac knowledgments, for these highly MStingliishedanarks of your favour,—and•helieve me to be, with every sentiment itachment and Resped, Your moseohliged and most obedient, Humble Servant, JAMES •DtJl k, Lieutenant-General. 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As the Publisher guarantees • the Bookselling Trad6 -from loss by exchanging either of the aboVe..inenaioned books; in a clean and perfect state, for any other of them ; Masters and Governesses of Acadernie• - iare able to inspeet these Pub, liCations free of exii'itice, at the Shop of emery rtqc6table and intelligent Book-Aller, Contrador: The. Terms iznd Conditions of the Contrail may be known upon application at the Sec-wares Office, in St. Margaret-street, alit day between the hiders of Ten and Four o'cl,ck, but no Prop:alls can be admitted after Monday the lith . ry 4 a4uapy. By Order of the 13Orird, R, H. CR.VV, Sec. CAPiTAI, ; WATER. CORN MILL, rAiLLING MILL; &c. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT; Messrs.By RICHARDSON,. SON, mad COIL FIELD; • • A, Very Valuable 'FREEHOLD - ESTATE, • ‘vitti immediate possession; . consisting of a very handsome. modem built .1.) . W LL ING HOUSE in complete repair, delightfully . situated, with Phiasure and Kitchen Gardens; and every convenience for a - r . 6pectable Family; ' • A WATER CORN MILL adjoining. the Dwelling House, in complete tepair, with twb Water Wheels,,fout .; pairof French Stones,. Flour Machines, &c. capable of grind ing and dt'ssing upwards of forty loads of Corn per - week, Nyi th Jarge Granaries, &c., together with a weih.accustorned, FULLING MILL; witlrtive pair of Stocks. The whole amply supplied with water, and situate' in the vicinity of largepopulbus town, in , the centre .of a Corn and Clothing.: Country in the West of England; and within easy . distances of the. best supplied Markets in England. ; 'The above Premises are capable of very-' considerable - irn-' provenaent; and - forM a most eligible Situation for any person . of property, desirous of realizing - or of embarking in an ex-I• tensive and profiphie Concern. Apply to Messrs. RichardsOn, Sori .and Cbifield; No. Landon,-who are duly authorised to. contraci, and'of whom printed.particularsmay be had. _ . . • COUGHS,COLDS,apdASTHMA.TIC COMPLAINTS.' 'T I O Cure which is to be the Friend of the Af . flicked, these. happy ctreas haVe been the relict of many' thousands in the use'of BO ASTHMATICLTON's: TI NC `PURE ; in the above complaints, as. there are sufficient of living witnesses to prove the virtues of-this invaluable Mcdi. (ine, it would be insult to - cow hion - sense to pr4ice the usual quackery of advertiSOd Medicines by. way of recommen dation. This is only to inform the Public, that cone latent]. proven - lents. have been made to this Tina!, rp, as render it, if possible, more Salutary:and cillcaCious,.than ever • at this pe.:- culiar season, which its uncommon- demand_ ,suflieiently proves. - • , Sold at - Bolton's Medidine Warehouie, Royal Exchange, . 25. 3d. and los. 6d. .pe, .bottle;•.at -- Mrs. Newberry's, St, Paul's Church-yard ; • Mr. Clarke, Borough High -street, Cockle, Temple-bar ; Warti,.in Holborn ; jeboult, No. 150, and Pidding, No. 76, axford-street.--t. 13 Bolton engravednn .the Stamp. • For CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISIvIS, BRUISES, &c. ,Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. ' '• . • THIS . Mechcine has .been long*kno‘ciledged td be,superiorto every Preparation of the kind in tho .0 aro' of. BililscS,. Sprains,.Rheumattsins;:crairto, Numbness and Stitliiecs of the Joints, and other.external Omplainis as' well as in restoring a propei'Circniation to the 'Limbs when'i n 'a Paralytic state. .It is also partieularly serviceable fdr• but in this complaint a shOuld be dissolved, wad applied warm - • On the (*aside of each 'Bbttle tt the Genuine 'Opodeldoc is pasted. a Stamp, •in which .are engraved these.wordsi., ,, F. Newbery, NO. 4S, St. Paill's'." All others are counterfeit. • SO'ld only by F. Newbery, at the Warehouse for 'Dr. James's Powder; No.' 45, in Sr. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the corner of Cheapside ' ~L ondon ; and, by his appointment; by Messrs. jeboult and Co. No. 150, and J. Pidding, No. 76, victor,-street; I. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cocks_pur-street; Godfrey and Cooke!, SouthaniptOn-streetl , J. Ward, Middle=rovv; Holbtirn ; T. Tun, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High. street. Price zs. 6d. per' &rifle, Including - the Stamp, or Six for. tis. 611. A s ti t c Qpedeldoc , E!tportation is exempted front the Starnps, and therefore depriyed of that mark of authen ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of the. Kingdom, all Petsons abroad, -.to prevent such imposi tions, are .desired . to be`p'articular in ordering their Agents to procute this Medicine front Mr Netlhery's. A-SAFE-AND POWERFUL RESTORATIVE, • For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions, ConSuMOtive Ha bits, Pains and Weakness ot the Stomach, Nervous Weak nesses, the deleterimis Effeas of Frot ClittMes; and - p - artia cidarly the ill Consequences of,l nterriperance. ALLAM and Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA 11. of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills. The restorative etleds of the Anima of QUasiialn all cases of- general Debility of the Systern i Nervous. Coniplaintsi and likewise its antiseptic powers, as a' Correaor ot the Animal fakes, evinced by'the followinE singular Caies, cu. tainly entitle it to the full - confidence,ot the Valetudinarian. " Dec. 3,180 t. " Tart Printing-Office, ,Newmarket. . . " Dear Sir, _ . " I have to communicate to you a very extraordinary Cure that has been etreded by your Extral of Quassia. .A G a e v n t i s l e h i , n i a t ti l, 1 , i i. i .ve t p l o t t i usar airy e , ti: i e g i. s h eic b )ici. o ca, u i i r fil h till 001 likely y % ., v t. 1 ro t , ose relieve lace him. been completely covered with a disagreeable eruption and•red "nesS (most probably arising from his too free 'living), ex pressedl would recommend it ; having . known your Extrad succmd in some ti.eli•Cases,•l'advised his trying it, and, unaccount able as it may,seeal, two Half-Guinea Boxes removed every unpleasant appearance, and quite re-established hiS health, which began to be•much impaired by the same cause. • Lhave met with several instances ofits complete success in Nervous Complaints .of long s6iidihg, and sl a ta o ll G ev E 7 pss in , future recommend it with the greatest confidence. "To Mr, E. Hallam, Apothecary • / and Chemist, Bury." . • •CASE:S9.. " young Gentleman, about ten - years , of. age,. who for • many weeks had been afilided with la.rge Blotches, shifting over the Whole surface of the Body, occasioning intolerable - itching and restlessness, had undergone . the usual course of diaphoretic and alterative Medicines, employed in./such cases • with evident disadvantage, as they tended but to increase the dilation of the - pores . , his.strengtitand r..atu ral vivacity were. likewise much impai red recourse wiis now had to the Anima • of Quassia, with a view of relieving is log 4 of 'appetite and general debility_ • In about two -.weeks his appetite and strength were completely re6oV&ed,:and the Diz.ease of the • Skin evidently :began, to abate; at tile expiration s of three weeks, from the first taking Quassia, his km beeame quite clear,- ind no unpleasant symptom. rernaineii.". Sold, wholesale inn retail, by ,Shaw, No. 74, Borctigb 'grid retail by Baxter and'CO.' Edinburgh and Glasgow ;• and one Voider in every Town in theliingdum ; in Boxes of ss.. 'and tos. 6d. each, and large - 'Packages, containing five ss. Boxes t • as., each,' Duty nicl.4d. , p But observe, none can possibly tie gef•,uine; unless It has ths_Signnture uf 'Anti= and Co. Avritsteninred •~1 ~ . ,