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L; iii• lAIL 4/nm --- • v---00 - - -4 rz; d 17 -,,,... ng - &'" i' l . O THEATRE.ROYA.L, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, Feb. ro, 1 Their Majesti es ' S ervants will ad 804, VE NICE PRESERVED. Dtike of Venice, Mr. MA.DDOCKS ; Priuli, Mr. POWELL ; Jaffier, M r. K EMBLE ; Pierre, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Renault, Mr. PACKER. Eelvidera, Mrs. SIDDONS. On Thursday, the Play of King Henry the Fourth. On Priday, The Fair Penitent. On Saturday Mrs. Billington will appear at this Theatre. On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. The Orphan, and The Double Dealer, are to be revived this Week, and the Scenery Sm. follow are read y by The Wi nter ' s Tale, as soon as , . !%. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and . other FREEHOLDERS of the. COUNTY of NORTHAMP TON. A VERDERERSHIP of WHITTLEWOOD FOREST being vacant, by the Death of J. F. Willes, Esq. permit me to otter myself to your choice as his Suc cessor. This Day were published, Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in boards; . PRACTICAL, REMARKS, and PRECE DENTS of PROCEEDINGS in PARLIAMENT ; comprising the STANDING. ORDERS OF . BOTH HOUSES, to the end of the year 1801 ; relative to the ap plying for, and passing Bills, for Inclosing or Draining Lands ; making Turnpike Roads, Navigations, Aqueducts ; Building Bridges ; for the more easy recovery of Small Debts Paving, &c. Towns ; confirming or prolonging the Term of Letters Patent ; obtaining Divorces ; and Bills called Estate Bills: with an Introductory Chapter con taining Pradi ca l Diredions for soliciting Private Bills in general • .# with occasional ref erences to Ads of Parlia ment, aillL.,:ged Cases, &c. By CHARLES THOMAS ELLIS, - Of the Inner T em pl e . Lex et Consuetudo-Parliamenti, ab omnibus est quzerenda, a multis ignorata, a paucis cognita. Sold by Messrs. Brooke and Rider, Bell-yard, Temple Bar ; J. Butt erwort h, Fl eet-street ; and T. Egerton, Whitehall. NEW MuSIC: just published; ... At JONES's Music and Musical instrutrient• No. 23, BISHOPSGATE-STREET, THE follow - ing favourite SONGS, with an-Ac; companiment for Harp and Piano FOrte, composed by JOHN DAVY, as sung with the greatest applatise at the Theatres-Royal, Hayrriarket, Covent. Garden, and Diury.. Lane : " Again lily absent Love to meet," sung by Mrs. Mountain, price "The !lope which animates my Heart;" ditto " How sweetly glide her tranquil Days;" MiSS Wheatley - - " Oh ! should 1 escape from this place full of Woe," ditto " Pent within this Cavern drear," Miss De Campo a o And where may be had; with every other fashion able Publication, the favourite Overture to " What a Blunder," by the same Composer, price - o 2 a N. U. A great variety of new and secondhand InstrumentS to be sold remarkably cheap. Having, "on a former occasion, from motives of general conciliation, consented to wave my pretensions in favour of a most worthy Servant of the County, my deference to the Public wish in that instance, will, I trust, convince you of the high value I set upon your good opinion, and how studious I shall be at all times to deserve it. Should this Address meet your approbation and support, it, will ever be remembered with the warmest gratitude, by Your most obedient and faithful humble Servant, T. S. W. SAMWELL. 0 2 6 6 1 o I o L. OST at th e P an BR EAST PIN, whi c h b e i ng the particular Gift of a deceased Friend, is considered as irreparable, 'without the identical Pin being found. Any Person having round it, shall receive Three Guineas •.Reward on leaving it at Mr. Wauci's, No. 35, Bond -street. Feb. 9, x 802.. Upton Hill, Jan. 25, 18oz. TO BE SOLD, At Kendall's Stables, the George, Long Acre, A. PAIR of BAY GELDINGS, rising seven years old, isi hands high, perfealy sound, and quiet in harness; have been driven in Chariot and Curricle ; are also remarkably good Horses to ride: Are parted with for no fault i and any reasonable Trial granted. This Day was published, In One Volume, 12mo. Price 75.. in boards, • A DICTIONARYof MOHAMMEDAN LAW, Bengal Revenue Terms, Shanscrit }Endo°, and other Nord used in the East Indies, with full , Explanations; the leading word of each article being printed in a new Nustaleek Type. • Tr which'is added, an APPENDIX, containing Forms of Firmauns, Perwanchs, A rivlashts, !ostroments; and Contraels of Law, Passports, &c. together with a Copy of the original Grant from the Emperor Furrukhfur, to the English East India Company, in Persian and English. ' By S. ROUSSEAU, Teacher of the Persian Language. London: Printed for Murray and Highley, Fleet -street ; J. Sewell, Cornhill ; the Editor, Wood -street, Spa fields. LL PRizsoNs the ESTATE a Sir litbNlOr DE4IERIDANBart. late of S against Elford House, in Kent, deceased, are desired by his Executor to transmit AccoUnts thereof to Mr. Murray, Sy mond's Inh. This Day was published; Price THE INCOME TAX SCRUTINIZED; and some Amendments proposed to render it more agree able to the British Constitution. By JOHN GRAY, LL.D. Printed fot H. b. Symonds; Paternoster.4ow ; and Hatch:. atd ; - Piccadilly. Where maybe had; in 4 *pis. Bvo. , iirice 21.33.1 j -cards, The State of the NatiO n w ith ie)peel td its Public FtindeifDebt, Revenue; and Disbursement; coniptiied in the Reports of the Seleet Committee on Finance, appointed by the Flonse of Commons to examine and state the total Arnotint of the Pub.. lie Debts, &c. &e. r ' MONDAY AUI ,MC 4I 1802 , E NGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE. GINS DRAWING. A GENTLEMAN o f respe ----------- 7" tat ----------oe conneftions, ../-1. wishes to procure a PERM.A.NENT APPOINT AIENT, for which he woulel advance from One Thousand to Thirteen which he Guineas; ha w ; no objettion to go abroad, but in that case expeets a more lucrative situation, particu. larly if in the West Indies, or in any other climate enerally dreaded. As the Advertiser is anxious .for an Establishment, he will treat on the most liberal terins, and will not desire to go into particulars with any Party noticing this, until he shall have satisfied him that he is a man of probity and ho nour. —Early attention will he paid to any Letters addressed, post-paid, to FF. ALM. Stratford Cofee.house, Oxford. ritreet. No. of Prizes-. SCHEME. Value °leach. Z. 20,660 16,000 5,000 2,000 1,000 • Soo • Ica • Total Value. k. 80,000 40,000 20,000 10,000 OCTAVO EDITION. This Day was published, handsomely printed in Twelve Volumes, (Mayo, illustrated with a Head of the Author, and other Plates, Price 41-45. in boards, A New Edition of KOTZEBUE, This Day was published, in Bva. price 7s. iii boards; SKETCH of the LIFE and Li t e rar y Career of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. With the journal of his Tour to Paris at the close of . the year i79d. Written by himself; Translated from the German; y ANNE .PLUMPTYCE: To which is Abstractß joined an Appendix, inektding a general Abstra of Kotzebue' s W or k s. • , Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster:row. " A more eg- Work we have never" perused ; we believe it tb be a faithful transcript of the Original ; indeed Miss Plumptre has on other occasions atibrded indisputable proofs of ability ; the translation of this Work Is 'executed with an uncommon degree Of animation."—Vide Monthly ViSitor, No. 43. _ 10,000 6,000 S, coo 18,00 e. 5,003 324,0Q0 HE HISTORYOfdiCEXf BRITAIN, from T the first Invasion of it by the Romans under fulius Cesar. Written on a new Plan. By ROBERT HENRY, D.D. One of the Ministers of Edinburgh, Member of the Society of Antiquarians of Scotland, and of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Printed' tor A. Strahan ; and I'. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. 60,000 Tickets. ,C. 500,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, 15th Day, ,C.i0,000 Ditto, zTst Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 3zd Day, zo,ooo Ditto, . .loth Day, i;000 TICKETS'and SHARES of TICKETS - are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY -OFFICE. --- PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, 16 13 o Half - tz o 1 Eighth - 2 3‘ 6 Quarter 4 6 6 . t Sixteenth t z o *** Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or Shares, may be supplied by sending good Bills at short d ates , Pot Office Orders, Bank . Notes, or Cash, to any, Licensed Lottery Office. rr The Price of Tickets and Shares will ise consider ably before the Drawing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. This Day was publiShed, the Seeohd Edition; erribellished., with a Poi - trait of the ..uthor; price v. sewedi or On fine i paper, 4s. THE SEQUEL to the 'SKETCH Of the D:ENC):. miNATioNs of the CHRISTIAN WORLD t being Testimonies in behalf of Christian CandOur and Una.: nimity, by Divines of the Church of • England, the Kirk of Scotland, and among the .Protestant Dissenters. Ti which is prefaced, an Essayon Right of Private judgment in matters of Religion. . • By JOHN EVAN'S i A. M. Master of a Sernii..u . y for a limited'number of Ptipils, 'Ptd; • lira's-row, Islington. .. • • • Is Chrikdividedl PAul.. • London.: Printed i'or H. D. Symonds, Paternoster4oW: WANTED by a FRENCH EMIGRANT, oi respeEtable charaEter, a Native of Paris, who speaks her own Language with the utmost purity, and also good English, a SITUATION in a Family, to INSTRU`CT and attend One, or Two YOUNG LADIES, who wish to acquire a perfed knowledge of the French Language. She 'trusts she shall give satisfaCtion, having capacity. She understands all fute Works and Millinery, been always in that and.t.an be well recommended by the Ladies where she now lives. Please to apply to B. L. No. z 4, King-street, Covent. garden. E LEGANT COUNTRY RETREAT. Tr sorne Single Gentleinan, or Married and his -IL Wife, People of Fortune and Consideraion, should be gla d to innnliately commence spending a few Months, Or any longer period, in a beautifully. interesting, and most salubrious Spot, Fa a Mansion of great appear T ance, and a well-bred Family Soiety, here dozies!4c consequence and comforts are happily blended and unit edi such may now be introduced Ar. to a Situation! -_ coltnnodation, and Circle, equal in every regard to Plc abOve description, and bur a tew hours easy ride of Town -21),... objea of this application is to complete the number fight • to which this ollearfia and highly respettable Fire. Lilt .prty is limited. Should Sporting in all its branches, 1:1-4Ind tot social amusements Of Concerts, Balls, Assemblies, 1 PlaY (together with Salt -water Bathing, and a Cattle ' and Choir at a easy d: t e) be considered as still hefartreher ,attratlions, they n ntgh:,3. innctheir several seasons, be , PtK.ullarly enjoyed. Servants, Carriages, and Horses, curt oe brought ildesited. mo P s o tre t- s p p actidkrlltaters, .with . real signatUres, wilt receive the ,Liui ttention, directed to P. M. P. to be left at .71r. Stationer Holborn, opposite CbancerY lane i but no personal inquiry there, whatsoever, can be gra tified. T"E MILITARY WORLD are respedfull acquainted, that the late Partnership between Messrs)... tiste and Harrison is mutually dissolved, and that ,all Nego tiation relative to the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange -of Commissions in the Arm y , will in future be concluded un der the Firm of ESTE and SCARIMOW,. at the Office, No. to, Northumberland -street Strand_ I\lr. H. W.•Este having been established since the year 1794, trusts this Office will claim the particular patronage of such Officers and their triends for whom he has had the honour of transaeting COn cerns of this 'nature. . Letters addressed to Messrs. Este and Scarbrow, at their Office, Nortlitunberland-strect, will he immediately at tended to, and every regard paid to personal application with out any Fee - till. the business is effeted.. Immediate Purchasers for two Lieutenant-Colonelcies, three Majo:ities, &c. tre. A Major in a Regiment in the West I ncties to exchange to a Regiment with two Battalions ; 41 ' 0 an eligible Appointment fora Gentleman who has served in the Line. Thine are a variety of other Commissiontfor Sale Ex lia "ge i and Purchase.. Office Hours from Eleven tile Four. --_______-- WP T -'llON's MEDICINAL LABORATORYandWARE- Hou c AIR h', E for the Preg did Dispensing of GENUINE ~,,t7a--r:CNES, at Morinio Wigmore-street, Cavendish r ; r B. - Proprietor respeafully assures the Public, that no -4 1 r t curi • expence, labour, nor attention, shall be spared Nie,i'icoi i•g i‘nd. preparing every. Drug and Compound qualityn;antlerfdlY genuine' fresh, and of the very best Dusto t i rtes : 4 .° uPon as low terms as they are sold, of imp„i.t(iln any Part of London. . also a large quan'(l".:4lltity of remarkably fine Castor Oil ; The finest c a t eiti ) e r \ the best genuine Indian Arrow -root. in b°tt ics ts• and 2t. 6,ll'?•?ia, prepared with peculiar care, e,::-'.l- Prescriptions of alfli.vialds prepared. led. -/-________._ —..-__________ COTTACr - Medicine Chests _ .....,r, on the BANKS of the TOW EY, CARNIA R e- ,-. , THENSHIk E. Thyit). Pi% SOLD, FREF.I-lOLD PREMISES,Icon . s . in 1-ziler of '-' of Two substantial Houses built in the dia., l e ,s.!le Cottage Oniee: the one commands a view ot the „ ri v , , , 1 , , as far . a , the the of Abergwilly one way, el 'f ( ict' It r'c'sq(gtieepartlot CarmaTtlien the.other way, and faces the i v 1 ,. : .1 - Kills and Church of Llangunner across the o_ 4 0 *.ont„, ,i,4 ,": consists of a Church of upwards t" feet 1 - Compartments at each end, formed by Gothic Pillars, k:l'4l 1:,,1.w..- window in the middle part, and a Dining-room i ser .. Laxtast-room on the same Floor ; with Bed-rooms and t i , l'clh?sl Rooms suitable. There is a small Garden in the a otit racist the River, terminated by a Green -house and I,l'lll'.'ll riuLhouse, and a the beyond.—The other 'louse r)(lioining and behind thc last mentioned, and consists of a p''t,ilng-rooin and Ereattast-rdom on the ground-Iloor, look r',.. into its own Carden, and a Drawing-room on the one_ ,loking along the River. ',Chis House has also suitable l'tt(likonts and ()tikes 6n the basement stary.—Both the is may be laid together at a very small expence. There " 4 Coach-hous, and - Stabling for six Elorses. 'lliele Premise‘.- oommunicate hnmediately with the Tolyn ot Car, . • - • ~,,,. , inartnen, without seeing any of the houses from its • 7- " s xl are a very desirable Retreat for a genteel_ Fa. '.?; . I ' , wh> wish for a residence in a cheap and plentiful Colin dor,' and by laying both }louses togetner, which might be a ce - c at a very small expence, a very large Family might be hoorn:nodated. All, or any part of the Furniture, may be z`:at a flir Appraiaement, and iturneediate Posse;sicn given. Plan of the Prcrniies may be seen, and further Part . i; , u. e .;110vil, by applying, to Mr. .lorgan, at MI:. N 454 11-•l,te,Cl, DOVer•Street ; or of Mr. Edwards, Solicitor, Str- I " l a i; Fievt-street. ,7: ENGLISH STATE-LOTTEKY, for Igor, Begins Drawing Ist March, ISoz. THE TICKETS are sold and divided into 1 HALVES, QUARTERS GHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, B U R NE and Co. Stock— Brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London. The DRAWING of the present ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY begins on. Monday the First of March.. THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in great Variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms The Money for the PriZes paid on Demand, By HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their Old.cstablished Statet-Lottery,Oinee, (Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament) - No. z 6, CORNHALL, Opposite the Royal-Exchange, London; Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER. Correa Numerical and Register Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares registered at 6d. per N unthar. *** Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight or ot'a short date, will b e punc t ua ll y attended to, precisely on the same terms as if present. . Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Atl Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agreeable to Aft of Parliament, with the wordi " State-Lottery Stamp. ()dice." Bank, India, and South-SeaStocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds of Government'Securities, bought and sold by Commission: ' CAPITAL PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Registered, by Hornsby and Co. z Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. . 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. Prizes of Fifteen. Thousand Pounds. • 13 Prizes of Ten 'Thousand Pounds. 19 Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. 30 Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. 49 Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. :7 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. • , Cox's Grand Diamonds, in the L ottery 17 7 4 and the t.; rand Pigot Diamond, in the last English Lottery,. were sold by Hornsby and Co. • . . NEW BALLAD. This Day was published, by Robcrt Birchall, Music-seller to Her*Royal Highness the Dutchess of York, No. i 33, New Bond-street, price is. 6d. POOR _ELLEN ; a Ballad : set to Music by M. P. KING. Tilis Day was published, in 061 a v o , Price Ss. DRESSE aux VRAIS HOMMES DE BIEN; A ceLtx qui Gouvernent, comme a ceux qui sont Gou vernes. Par M..IIERRENSCHWAND. London: Printed by W. and C. Spilsbury, Snowhill, for A. Dulau and Co. Soho-square. This Day was published, price rs. 6d. MHE INFLUENCE of the .FEMALE R.A.CTER upon SOCIETY, considered more espe cially with reference to the present Crisis, in a SERMON, preached in the Parish Church of St. John, at Hackney, on Sunday, November az, aot. By the Rev. HENRY HANDLEY NORRIS, M. A. Printed for F. and . C. Rivington," No. .6z, St. Paul's Church -yard; J. Hat Chard, Piccadilly; and Cobbctt and Morgan, Pall-Mall. On the 15th of March will be published, Elegantly printed in One Volume, small Octavo, (To be continued Annually), FIE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOSI. TORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, for the Year dot. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. The Poetical Register is intended to comprise all those Pieces of Fugjtive Poetry, worthy of preservation, which are to be found in the various Periodical Publications,- original Contributions from Literary Characters; concise Criticisms on the principal Poetic and Dramatic Productions , with a complete Catalogue ; N ot i ces o f Works designed for the Press ; , ..and Biographical Sketches of celebrated Poets, who died in the course of the last year. The Original Department of this Work will be supported by several Writers of poetical eminence. Correspondents are requesteid to send their Contributions and Notice;, by the r6th of this Month, addressed to the Editor under covet to Messrs. Riviugtons, St. Paul's Church yard. % N. B. Since the first publication of this Advertisement, the Editor has been induced to include in his Plan, a Selec tion, from scarce. and at:tient 'English Poets, of such Poems as are not generally kn,dwri, Withßiegraphical Notes of their A tither; . Of whom may be had, - Tht Sixth Volume, in Quarto, of the above Work, price ss, in boards. Dr. Henry's History is written on the following Plan : Each Book begins and ends at:- some 'remarkable Revolution., Every Book is divided into seven Chapters; 14 hich do nor carry on the thread of the History one after another, as in other Works of this kind, but the seven Chapters of the same Book being at the same point of time, run parallel to one another, and end together; each Chapter presenting the Reader with the History of one particulak ‘ objett, viz. The First contains the Civil and Milit a ry History of Great Bri tain. The Second, the History of Religion, of the Ecciesi= astical History. The Third, the History of the Constitu tion, Government, Laws, and Courts of Justice. Fourth, the History of L'earnlngi learned Men, and of.. the chief Se minaries of Learning. Fifth, History of Arts, useful and ornamental. Sixth, Commerce, Shipping, Money, Coin, and the Pike's of Commodities. Seventh,- Manners; 'Vir tues, Vices, remarkable Customs, Language, Dress , Diet , Diversions; &c.. This Day was published, In 'Orie . Volurne'Odavo, Price 6s. inboards, A New Edition, being the Fifth, corrected, of AN ENQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FEMALE SEX.. By THOMAS GISBORNE, iII.A. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had; by the same Author, 1. An Biignity into the Duties of Men in the higher and middle Classes of Society in Great Britain, resulting from their respedive Station s , P ro fe ss i ons, and Employments. a vols. Bvo. sth edit. 145. in boards. z. A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion, and of History, as conneaed with the Introduction of Christianity, and with its Progress to the present 'lime. Intended pri marily for the Use of Young Persons of either Sex, during the course of Public, or of Private Education. 3d Edition, Bvo. Bs. in boards. 3. The Principles of Moral Philosophy investigated, and applied to the Constitution of Civil Society ; 4th edition, corrected and enlarged. To which is added, a new Edition, with an Appendix of Remarks on the late Decision 'of .the House of Commons respelling the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Bvo. 7s. in boards. 4. Walks in a Forest ; or Poem \ s, descriptive of Scenery and Incidents characteristic of a Forest at different Season's of the. Year, 4th edit. corroded. Elegantly printed' in one vol. and adorned with Plates, bs. boards. 5. Poems; Sacred and Aloral, 2(1 edit. with. additions, ele. antly printed in one volume, and adorned with Plates, 6s. in boards. • This Day )-vas, published, In One large Voluinc,,o6lavo, Price gs. bound, A New Edition, being•the.Fifth, with Improvements, of ROMAN ANTIQUITIES ; or , an Account of the Manners and Customs of . the Romans ; respeaing their Gov e rnment, Magistr ac y, Laws, Judiclal Proceedings, Religion, Games, Military and Naval Affairs, Dress, Exer cises, Baths, Marriages, Divorces, Funerals, WeightS and Measures, 'Coins, Method of Writing; Houses, Ga dens, Agriculture, Carriages, Public Buildings, &c. Designed chiefly to illustrate the Latin Classics, by explaining Words and Phrases, from the Rites and CuStOms to which they refer. By ALEXANDER ADAM, LL. D:' • . ReCior of the High Sch o ol o f Edi n b urg h. Printed for A. Strahan ; T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand - and W. Creech,. at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t. A Summary of Geogr a phy an d History, both Antient and Modern; containing an Account of the Political State and principal Revolutions of th - most illustrious Nations in ancient and modern times; their Manners and Customs:: the local Situation of Cities, especially of such as have been dis tinguished by memorable events; with an Abridgment of the fabulous History or Mythology of the Greek's . . .One large Volume, Bvo. with a new Set of Maps. The whole de signed -chiefly to conned the Study of Classical Learning with that of general Knowledge. Second Edition, 19S. 6d. bound. 7 i. Classical Biography; exhibiting alphabetically the pro per names, with a short Account of the several Deities, He roes, and other Persons, mentioned in the ancient Classic Authors and a mote particular Descripti on o f th e mos t dis tinguished CharaCiers .amopg the Romans. The whole be ing interspersed with occasional Explanations of Words and Phrases. Designed chiefly to contribute to the illustration of the Latin Classics. 7s. bound. This Day was published, In One large Volume, Bvo. Price cgs. is boards, The Third Edition, revised, canceled, and improved, of LECTURES on DIET and REGIMEN; being a systematic Inquiry into the most rational Means of preserving Health, and prolonging Life; together with Phy siological and Chemical Ei(planations, calculated chiefly for the Use of Families; in order to banish the prevailing Abuses and Prejudices in Medicine. By A. F. M. WILLICH, M.D. , CONTENTS. An Introdudory View of the whole Work, and its praai cal tendency. Chap. I. On the means of preserving Health and prolonging Life.---11. Of Air and Weather.—lll. Of Cleanliness.--I V. (If Dress,—V. Of Food.—Vl. Of Drink and Spices.—Vll. Of Exercise and Rest.—Vlll. Of Sleep ing and Waking —I X. Of -E vacuations.—X. Of the Affec tions and Passions of the Mind —XI. Of the Organ of Sense.—Xll. On the Treatment and Preservation of the Eyes.—Conclusion, or Recapitulation of useful Precepts.— Postscript; containing a Series of Queries, addressed to those Patients who wish to give a satrsfadory Account of their Complaints, When consulting Medical Men. London : Printed for I. l'. N. Longman and O, Reesi Pater nostra-,row4 CHAI,MERS's ESTIMATE. • This . I)4y . was pu'olished, . . In One large Volume Medium OclavO, :a New Edition, correEted and continued to the Present Time, Price los. Cid: AN EsTimATE -of the COM PARATIVE STRENGTI-I of GREAT. BRITAIN, and of . z - lte Losses of her Trade, ft - ion etery War since the Revolution: With an Introduaion of previous H istory. To which is now, annexed, Gregory - Kiarg's celebrated " State of 'England," with notices of his Life. , . By GEORGE CHAL' TERS, F. R. S. S. A. Print ad for John Sted:dale, In this enlarged Edition, the ControVersy about ourl'opu. latioa is decided. The questions of the Corn Trade, Scarcity and Dearness, are shewn in new lights. The State of the Nation .180 t, with the Sinking Fund and Income Tax, arc placed in new views; and the dodrine of the Depreciation of Money is applied to all those points: Tile Work concludes with the Author's Opinion of the Peace. Causa latet, vis est Notissima! THE Restorative ANIMA of OUASSIAi in the form - of Pills, lately invented and Prepared' by HALLA M and CO. which is found an immediate and in comparable Remedy for Weak, relaxed; and debili- Hypochondriac Afteaions, toted Constitutions, H a bit ua l P urg i ngs , - Loss of Appetite, Nervous IVeaknesses, ' Pains and WeaknesS of the The deleterious E ffetts of hot Stomach, Climates or InteMperince In short,• in most cases where. the constitution has . been re. duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora tive effeds are equally astonishing and unprecedelitA. The antiseptic powers of %Quassia are too well known to require further comment ; and the restorative effects of its "'CONCENTRATED EXTRACT" certainly'entitle flat Preparation to the ,highest estimation and confidence --of the Nervous and •Debilitated; and to such it is at this 'Season particularly recommended; not only as a Restorative, but 'a safe Preventative Of Contagion freittt ihtedious and epid e mi c , .Diseases, so generally prev a l en t. • , The remarkable Case of Colonel Oliver, pro"duced bfekces - - sive heat and fatigue at the Siege'fa?Seringapatam (orviihich we shall give the Ccilonel's own account); is here broUght forward, as lt must do away every doubt of its efficacy, and display the restorative plwers of the Medicine.- No. iB, Wigimte-street, tavendish-squarei SIR,• • • February , .In the late Campaign in India (which teurninatedso fortt.t. nately for tile British E.mpire), I was exposed, during e march through the Mysore, to excessive fatigue and. a.burn ing sun, - that enervated My whole system, which increacod rapidly in the course of the Siege of Seringapatam ; during which, from the dampness of the' entrenchmeifts, I was -at= tacked with a violent dysentery, and -by further exertion in the carrying by. assault this important place, was solar re duced as to be rendered incapable of further service ; the whole system had received asshock that threatened immediate dissolution, no part of it seemed longer capable of perfOrm ing its properfundion ; the,stothach and bowels, were unable to retain the small quantity of ftiocl taken, which. passed oft immediately the nervdus system and muscular Sores were equally affected with constant tremor and debility, to such a degree as to render even walking extremely, difficult. This affeetion, With the constant irritation - in the stomach and bowels, produced continual pain and, fatigue. During my passage to England, 1 had every . assistance without ue smallest advantage. On my arrival I procured medical aid from every quarter' that wts thought likely to aftbrd relief; and for several months attended regularly to the. medicine and regimen pfescribed by tny.Physieians, without receiving the least benefit. In Ottober last I called on you, to inquire if Hallam and Co.'s Extraet i or Anima of Quassia, was likely to be of service in my hopeless situation: I took 'ft from your recommendation, and have the happiness of feel :mg myself pettedly restored; and that by taking a few bokes only. A few doses produced an case and regularity in the stomach andbowels ; that had not been eipetien - ced since the first attack of the disordii?. In short, the whole train of dis. tressing symptoms were soon effedually relieved, and I have now the happiness to enjoy a state of health I had little rea. son to expect. . To B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, London. Many additional proofs of its efficacy; too numerous for in. sertion here, though equally singular and well attested, may be seen in a Pamphlet, delivefed gratis as above, to which we, refer the Valetudinarian. The Proprietors particularly request Purchasers will 1.2. careful to observe each box has a Lertificzte, signed in fed ink, " E. Hallath and Co." as no other cab possibly Ix: genuine: _ _ _ Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw, No: BoTough ; and retail by 13a)Cter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow 4 and 01 1 0 Vender in every Town, in boxes of ss. and Ids. 6d. e::ch i and large packages, containipptive ss boxes 11. zs. each, duty included,