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The Charaders by ..AIt.:WROUGHTON, GRAHAM; BANNISTER, Mr. j.OHNSTOV..., ; . -Mr. MATHE WS, Mr. P.EN . L. Mr. WEWITZER, DIGNM. • ' • -Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DUNCAN, Md. BLAND, Miss PDPI, Signora sTo RAC E FASIIIONABLE DA-NCIWG AND MATSIC. ALLEN--aed PRINCE privately coiriplete La dies t,riti Gentlemen or any age, Who never learnt, or not in the - modern style , at No. 19, Siteirard-street, Golden square, anti Ivo. to; _Great. Alie-.strget,-GbottMan's-fields— their'Plan is expressly formed for those who wish the tie quirement privately, expeditious, and suitable to Persons of Rank and Fashion. This Davwas p , :blished.. price ii is in bOar.ls, A IVIETHODICAL DISTai BUTION. ;Jf the :: A I...l,ltiGDOitfintn rss;:s, Order, Ceoe ra; Species, and Varieties. 13y EDWA.I:D•DANIP, •• Late Fellow of Jesus College, Carnbiidge. Printed for r. Cadell and W. ,Strand ; sold also by j :Deighton'and , T Barrett, at Cam!Aidge..• Of whom •may also be had, Analytiyal Essays towards iiromotiii the Chemical Know ledge of Mineral Substances; tri-msrafed fr.),n 1 - .%; Getman of Martin Henry Klaproth, z vols. fivo. pricy ths. d. in boards. xlcrudLLMG-OFFICE, SHE C 01111111 SS :TO IiTERS PICT (1,7 i, 11 tits m/c.F.15 TY' r I( ker'ebY the 2jt4 incr. thryHil.' Gr rea... l ) , to rtec : l7, (sealed 4), acrd peat p the Srfpl.'j o/ what s WA F R'sh,tl; be required for Oe use Ills 111Nrsei l'esse's at the Pori of P.tericiol, for .Twelve cer ftrrtLer, • until Six 111,1ths X r ,;tice shall he given citi.re• 'be terntina!ion thereof; themode P:ii'Ment to be by able, with interest,, ninety dqys after date, Tat - Others, w iShing to learn cheap, need not go to Daneing, SchooLi where bad company meet, Public Lessons are also kiv'eli , B , vo evenings a Week, at only ( ne Guinea per quartei. Hours for Children, Six to N?ne—Grown-up Pupils, Nine to lialf 7 past Ten: • • s • M& - . Princ.e teaches Slnging, - Thorough Bass, Extempore Playing, and Music in general, at School Prices. Schools . - andl-ainilies attended. This=Day was published, Price is„6:l, the Bth 'Edition of ' THE MAXIMS OF HEALTH ; or .an :Essay 11 on Indigestion. Containing 'Advice to Persons of Meted wi:11 Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels ;' also t.) t:,ose troubled with Nervous, - and Gouty Dis'orders, Ha bitual Costiveness and Head-lch ; with ()bServations on Regimen and Diet ; ,including,a Treatise on 'ea and Cold Bathing, and Remarks on th e Sh owe r Bath; likewise ex plaining why the Sea and Country Air is more salubrious than that of. Cities and . large Towns. WITH Piano . Fortes sold, exchanged, lent on hire, and tuned. The Conditions of ibe ,antraci ma . ; seen at the Seeretarys , ,Offee, at this Office, or by appLyi.ng to the G.-,,Yeao'r of we Cie,ton r :at Liverpool. ' • - Nu regard t ill he hod io-av Tender in whiejo the Price shall not be inserted lit words at length or ,that shall Ina he tiellitered to the Board before One o'Cloci: on tie said . .Toesd ay the 24:/, instant; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sonle Person on hii behalf, attends: to answtr,whcn c s ailed for. By It. SQUIRRE L, Sold by flighley, No. 24, Fleet -street; and ilatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. TEKELI ; Or, THE SI EG E - OF MONTGATZ• • Count Tekeli, Mr. H. S/DDONS Wolf (his Friend); Mr. DOWTON ; Count Carafri (the General), Mr: CA R LES •, •• ~Alexitia (the Heroine or Adontgatz), Mrs. POW ELL. u°xes 6s. Se r coud Price 3s.—Pit 3s, 6d. 'Second }'.rice e ss ‘ Jaller .Y 2s. Second Price ts. —Upper Gallery is. Se - and Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. . 14c es for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in•Littli Rus sel -street. • T he Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past s' • To •"c • th.,:triorrow, False Alarms ; or, My Cousin ; with Who's 14.ipe THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARbFN. TO-IVIO R ROW' EVENING, January 22, 1807, Will be prformed THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sircertinaxll.l:sycophant, Mr. COOKE Ladyßodolplsa LiAnbercourt, GLOVER. WITH .11 4RLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSES Or, TIM GOLDEN EGG. le Or, Music, Machinery, 'Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.. he PantoMime produced under the Diredion of Adr. Farley. The Dances b} Mr. Bologna. jun.' ''e Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, XVlntmore, Hollogan, Greaves, flodshigs, and their A:;sistants. Principal Charaders, e • Mother Goose, Mr SIMMONS ; Ql ' ll , afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO - LOG NA, jun. ; A varo, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. G RI MALDI ; Oddfish, MENAG E . ; Cabin-Boy (with a Som . :), Master SMALLEY ; Columbine, Mis's SEARLE. Xes bs. Second. Pri ce 3s . -7- Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— I,ril°lerce 25. Second Price IS. —U pp er Galletry is. Second 6 . -No Money to be-returned. (r eet l aces for the B o xes to-be taken at the Box-of fi ce, in Hart. tjhe. Doors to be - opened at Half-past Five, and begin at IFpast Six. ..tvi t t ) it tr.i(lay, The T empest; or, The Enchanted Island; • Pantome. ST. PAUL's SCHOOL. RE .• P r tiE ANNIVVRSARY DINNER of the GEN -1,1 'CLEM EN EDUCATED at this SCHOOL .vill be 1 r 1 ,at- the Freemasons' Tavern, •Great* Q . ...lerwtreet,' On. ' . c 'tlt:ty the 26th ofiantiary, 1807. • • - 1 1 ..,..,_ ~L ' STEWARDS. g,...k : ',.. 17" t i . rii;lien ,- A.M. -loin Wero.hik. F sq. ,:.. will.daac.,Hill,GecirgeEsq. ` t/ rtlerfOrdelarkson,Fsq William kvilliams, Esq. Dinner On Table at Five o'Cluck.: ' fcr,Ticklets iss. each. .-,..... • - -- --_._ . • , , ~ - • . . .. eN GREAT GAIN' WITH SMALL RISK !! A• ND LOTTE RY . NOW 'DRAW ING. . , . , . Ist - ~,,, DAYS OF.DRAWING - ..' zd: ,11.1esday, - .. Jan. 13 1 6th, Fri... Ply, - - Feb. 6 3d . . hursday, . Jan. 22 7th, Monday. -. Feb. 9 44 1 Nioshiay, . - - lan. 26 lith,. Wednesday, I:eb. 1 t Sib' Tuesday, - - lan , 27 9th, Friday, - - le- --, . 13 ' W ednesday; - Feb. 4 loth, Saturday, - Icb. 14 SCHEME. 2 Prizes of 430,000 • of £20,000 . of. - 10.'0 2 of .. fo,coe. -•of - - 5,0 3' of of - - zo 6f - 110 Fir 41 of (5 , and 5 to'of,C2o. - Third Pay, . - rn,co3 ..•• First -d rawn , - Fifth Day, 330 •3 -rst-drawn„ - Last. Dax, . - scoo K ETs and SI-1A RES art on Saliat all the t.icenced . /t , "Y (Wit:es, and by -their Agents in the Country, CD '`AND STATE LOTTERY, NOW. DRAWING. z l es of . . X. 30,060 1 - 20,000 - - 10,000 3 - . s.eoo - • - toois . 8 's o ° 39 - • f - too 4c. &c. ~,I ll ‘ and Co. No. 1, Poultry • and No. t. • ' -: haring-crOss, have -on Sale the Tickets, warranted aril ; l wn. The above are the Capitals yet in the Wheel ; iiet remaining days of Drawrng are as tbllow Lursday - 22 Pritlay - Feb. '6 onctay - tan. z 6 Monday - Feb. 9 e=yday-lan. 27 - Wednesday . teb. tt .".ettnesday _ Feb. 4 . Friday - Feb'. 13 ' • And Saturday - Feb, 14. STATE LOTTERY. 1 111 ,E First-drawn Ticket in the present LOT -Ikev ER v, N o . 24,49,, _entitled to '2o 02(.4. was sold at chan'rs. HAZARD, BU RN F., and Co.'s Office, Loyal Fx teenth Si. , a i.) on H e Quarter, one Eighth, and two Six -I`l a bove 4s hares. ETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn,are selling T A h • ll t .e second Day of Drawing will be on TFIU.RSDAY et w and be entitledto,oo to the Monday I tollowing the Firtt-drawn ill. THE LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES !!! J. BRANSCOMB and Co. °Prietors of No. it, .1-10 LBORN, .37, CORNHILL, and 38, HAYMARKET ; WHERE TICKETS and SHARES are now atg, warranted undrawn, rec , nimend an Yurchase in the present Grand STATE LOTI ER\ , T e h ? contains more Capital-Prizes than were ever kno e w e n n .. thi.,;., c .'lrst-draw r i on the next Day of Drawing will b 17,z_to 10,0001. teh ti q c above Proprietors beg leave to offer to the public at -411" the following great success that has attended those Vvi l i ci i ?ers sold by them in the Lotteries for 1805 and 1806, N a ra were divided in "2,67 different Shares of Capital Prizes, „' 71 9 a Prize oft'2s,oco -No. 4 0 77 a Prize of liocio f7 o i 20,022 12,871 -- - "5000 1 1 6 , °6 - 2.0 020 - 17,915 - :Zoo° - zo , oo 16,801 - - 2oeo - - - 20,000 24,699 - - - 1000 , , 5' 2o oao 17,477. - - IFoo kii; ty s , , 10, 43, 747 • _ 1 , 3330 - Twelve Prizes of cool. &c. &c. and where the first 30,0001. I' clic ever shared was sold. QTAYS 'invented by Mrs. LLOYD GIBBON, for which, she . has obtained the King's Royal Patent. This invention is properly suited to the i:ody, giving and preserving natural and - well-proportioned shape; it pendu lous, will actually - he reduced in a short time, with great comfort to the Weftrer. Mts. L. G. has also a new plan, for the use of persons afflieled with Hernia, Rupture, which is portealy easy, and acts as an exteria omentum, supporting awl guarding the bowers, and with the assistance of het Patent Stays, performs a Cure in a few months Mrs. L. G. has the satistaaion of many letters from persons who have derived singular benefit, and requested for the good- of Society, - Mrs. L. C. to Make her Ingenious contri vance more known to the Public. Mrs. L. G. suits ::very Lady herself,' anti my be seen, tram eleven to five o'clock. To prevent trouble, all Sizes are ready. TH..- MS, READY MONEY. No. 7, Sackville-street, Piccadilly. - FREEIIOLD , On the Borders of Huntingclonnire and Bedfordsnire. TO I3L SOLD BY AUC'II‘)N, On Thursday the. 2.9th,Day of January, 0367, at the Cock Inn, in Eaton, in the County or Benti,rd, FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate ih the Parishes of Crest Hougnton, in the County of If mann:Mon, and Eaton Socon, in tne County 01 Bedford, cootainiog about 6o Acres of Arabic and Meltdow Land, in the oLdup.iturn of Mr. Charles Banks, who will s:iew the Or ous.ts." • - Possession may be had at Lady Day next, and further par ticulars at the Offices of Messrs. Yorke and Sherard, in 0 undle or Thrapston. - WEEKS's WHARF, GRAND JUNCTION BASIN, at PADDINGTON, Middlesex, witta immediate Posses sion.. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, By, Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, February at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the . es, T tract by - f.: , ‘&ent of the Alorigagees, HE A LEASE. and Valuable INTEREST in that ~pacioti.. Down WHARF, extending 25p ten in' front, Nvi‘th the, roomy WarehouSe, Staining, covered llarize and Buildings, ereited at a very considerable.exOnce, ve , ), convenient for ge;.eral Business, but eminently desirable for a Carrier WnartiilF,cr, Coal an:t4funber Aelerchant, &c. Premlsesare held of the GT Ind lundion Company, at terms , wnicn will be stated at thc.time of Same. _ _ May be vie Wed, and printed Particulars maybe had at the New Hotel, Birmingtram; ou tile Premises or Mr. Sale,- S Inciter; atilt: Grand I undien 0 itic.e, Surrey-street, Strand; at-c arraway's ; and ut Mr. Scott, 2,5, New, Bridge-street, London. . . in a few Days will hz published, Handsomely printed in Two Vytornes, bdavo, with Three Maps, illustrating the Irate of the Apostles, price in - . '' boards 145. ECTURtS oretheACTSOtteAPOSTLES, de . A livered in the Pdt!h Ch.tNo of. 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And if to these material advantages it be further.added, that particu larcafe.has been taken to have the Work correctly printed, it is presumed that the Dictionary-will he found, in its present form, to answer fully the purpose for which it is designed, • and may, therefore, with confidence, be recommended to ge neral adoption. _ The Tyronis Thesaurus, or Latin Part only, may be- had separately, pitsess. bst. bound. This Day was published, In One large VolUme, Oelava, price 6s boards, A N ACCOUNT of the OPHTHALMIA A 1 which has appeared in Englandsince the Return of the British Army front Egypt. Containing an Examination of the Means by which the Dismse is communicated, the Extent to which it is influenced by Climate and Situation, its Symptoms, Consequences,' and Tivatrnecu, with'a Coloured Representation of its. 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This Day was published, In Three Volumes, Odavo, price 11. 7s. inboards The Second Edition of 21 PORTRAITURE of QUAKERISM.: taken from a View of the moral liditcation t ; Discipline, pe culiar CustoMs, religions Principles, political and civil lEecr. nnmY. and Cliar. , :tei Of ;ile Society of Friends. Ey TiiONIAS CLAKKSON, M. A, Author of several ESsays on the Subject of the Stave Trade. Priht,3l for Lougniaii, Hurst, Rees, awl Urine, Paternos.: ter-row: The. Public are respearully informed, that the Author having acquainted his Friends that he had undertaken this Work, toe Demand for it Vsla so great, that the First Edition of 23-)o_Copies were sold almost as last•us it could b.. got ready, so as to resider the Ativertiscine.nt ,ot it ~. inecessary, and that toes is the Reason why th...y dv,x tto dkivcr4 tisvci wit. , ;,ut having seem the t ust. THE FARMERS' MAGAZINE. This liAy was Handsomely printed m Seven Vols Svo. with a number of Copperplates,, price 3L 46. 61 in hoar(4 ; 31. Is. in Nunibt,rs A. FARMERS' 'MAG - A . ZINE. A P6riodicil Work, excl 'sorely' devoted to Agriculture and Rural Affairs, for the Years 8,-, iv. ,80 2, -1. 30.3, 1 80 4, l'os, and 1806 ; composed entirely of original papers. Published Quarterly; - • inhfirgh : Printed for A. Constable an-.I Co. sold by I bun Murray, London ; also by the principal lloqksellers in town and countri. ..... . * 4 .* No. XX I X being the first Number of VOl.-8: 'win he published on Monday the 9th Feb, 1807, price 2S. 6d. and continued regularly every three months. , i.. , Speedily Trill he publil e , . ' ALETTER to the Rev. FRANCIS STONE, Ni. A. Rector of Cold Norton, &c. In Reply - to his Sermon pre.ehed at Darthary On the Sth of July, ',ion. , By the Rev. EDWARD N :IR ES, NI. 'A. Redor ot - Bicidend , :n; Kent, Author of the .B.lmpton Lec- tures, &C. Printed for F. C. an.l I. Rivingtonwls, ro. 6z, Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; Longman • and Co. 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HEA Valid BRAIN,. viz mentaLderangement, slight alienation of the mind, melancholy and lowness of-the spirits, hysterics, watt:Willows,' idiotism, vapours, Jethar. gy, stupor, and heaviness in the head, occasioned by a stu dious and sedentary lite, deadness, sce., 'dizziness . dim. tress of sight, and the appearance of thick tort, „dropsy of the head, a • harsh snorting articulation, cold or.stop page in the head, deteclivc or loss Of smell, and pain in the temples, pains in the head, . giddy, sick, , local, or common lead-ache. —Sold in boxes at 2S. 3d. each, or tre'ple the quan- Alty in one, for 4s. 6d, duty included, by ;h . :: General Agent, T. D. A DDISON, Medicinal Priclitioner, at his Reposi tory of Hygeia, 33, Hart street, Bloomsbury-squat(, Lon don ; Baron, 0:L1:m(1-street ; Buylfe, 24, fleet-market ; 13ren. r Ilishopsgate-street ;. Itollawn, Coventry; M!llonlIci, Glasgow, THE CORDIAL - BALM 'Or (11,1:A.D • AFFORDS the most permanent Relief, and is happily calculted for tat: Weak, toe Sk:kly, firm. Persons of either Sex who 'fr om . of ur:i.dg~snce, late sitting up, sedentary employmcnt,-attxiery.af quent intoxication, sudAen /rot, over.extltton, a weakly. constitution, the bile, or other 'causes, are,stisje,;t t , , v.tr;otts •and distressing nervous atfedion, including sick heari_whe - t hysterical and consumptive complaints, ttsrelish for society • or business, trenior and genera/ emotion on rk 'llc:it trifling occasions, loss of appetite, iniiieesiion, fith! 'clime-relief - from the use O' this Meificiix. • In debility, seminal weaknesses, bilious - and irritable habits, tabs dorsalis, or nervoas consumptiins, it:merit stands no. rivalled:' it enters into and ani xes with - the most soi,tle of the anitnalituids, assists, iti.lB - orates the detived'juices, - and throws a genial 'Warmth upon the debilitatt.ll and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. Persons entering upon the holy state of Matrimony should . considar,• that e' where the fountaiti - is polluted, the strcaMi thatflow from it cannot .ta* p:tre'." lit the most excruciating paird bf thi! stomach and. viscera, or windiness, it Fives instant relief ; and where the vital prin ciple has been impaired, and annual vigour exhausted, by the rregttjarities,of youth, bring on , a premature-old a.•;e, it will be foundin invalUable Remedy. An' all those diseases that nate their rise from irregular lkt, ing, or an enfeebled state of the digestive p awe ,S, tts ellitacy is astonishing ; debility of speech, e.nd all othert he mental and corporeal powers that depend on the; tonq ()fine nervous system, have so trequentl• and sudtkilly yielded to its p, , wer : as to rehder unquestionable its'efficacy ut those disxclers. A Saving of Nine S.liiilings 'l' wo. Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sald.in bottles, price iittlf-a- guinea each ; there are-also family bottles, price 335, contarning tAtt..,l to four bottles at los. Od'. by which the patient saves 9s inched, ing.also the duty ; the stainp of which bears the P RTrictor's name and'address, " Salul. Solomon; Liverp , an,"....to imitate . which is felony. N.B. The. l'Ostage of all Letters to the t)oaor must ho' paid, and ros. 6d. as a feeTenelosed :for advice.- • S0;i1 by Mrs. ,Mathews, No. ;8, Strand, Landon ; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Racburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South4Brith. , ,c.; Mr. - Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow \V. Cameron, Greenuf.,k ; Browning, Pois!ey ;H. Craw. W. Voting, Irvine; A. tit, and P. whitcsoet Ayr ; . c ;... firl,4ll I C Douglas; I'. :.I.‘ Milian, lit. - kc'qdhriot ; 1' aidy ; Blyth, Leven; J. Derripsttu., Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; P.•eraigiA Montrose; J. Mitchell, and 1.• Anderson, ilb.2rdeen ;• , I:Yr. nrosh, 'lnverness ; I'. M`Kcni:e, Stornaway ; Stranraer ,• ,Johnson and Bisset, Per t h ' • W Anderson, Sierling ; C o k e and Reid, 1.4-..ith . ; Alexander, .Dunfermline; Wits(in, Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar broarn • JO'S, Dumfries ; Phors-bn, rierwicx ; %Vedder, Ain wick ; .Patersort, 4rbutOnot,' and I amieson, Pe tertie.Ad ;. A. M'Donald, Tron : zote, • Glasg.iv ; and by must B4olcsellers • and Venders of -Patent Medicines in the : tined Kin k tdoM. - - • . . To THOMAS: TAYLOR, Esq. No: 9, New. Bridge-Street, Landon. • : Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March xB, .tSot. IBEG leav e to inform ; you, that e ver s i nce t h e year 1790, 1 have been afflicted with the LuesVene ' rea ; which, from its obstMittely- resisting 'every c—trse of Medicine' prestribeil. by the •most eminent of • the • Faculty Here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivatjon, and twice discharged from the - Hospital, \vith little rend, Would appear to he of the most if:vetch - ate nature. In the Spring of last year my dtsonier had got to such - J •h, a d , as nearly to put a Perioil to my existence—l had a !awe ul.et on the- crown of my head, one on eachrarm, and my :egs were broke out in a. fright fulThanner ; Ziy right was dread. fully paint'ul, and had .been in a Stan of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had a l so two•large n•y : l e s on it, was very much_ discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pait.l, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly t ! :, prive me of rest ; in" this lamentable state, - I wa's recom mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who receives(' so great a cure by them here), to take 'your Leake's Patent Pills, which I begin to. 6 , .on the 26th• of . May ; in the course of a fortni;ht, 1. began to receive benefit-in little more than a month, the ulcers on nay hezdt,and arms were soundly healed-'-soon utter, the Sores on my legs healed. also ; leaving, , .hoWever, conswerable .disedlourati, m i n t h e skin, and pain in the bone of the 'left, which, by the 'ales_ sing of God, and- a little longer perseverance rri your inva .ltiable subsided ; the nodes ‘lispersiii s ,, the.skin , regaining its natural hue,' and the noet.irnal pains gradually gunk; oft: 1 thus becaMe„ , by -your liberal advice.and Me dicine, perteXy free from all toy limner complaints have recovered • my former spirits 4nd strengtli,• and an be come jolly and fat, in' which state paving continued many . -months to the astonishment of • all - who knew me, Pam at a loss in what terms to express my . gratitude, 15 - tit beg you, tin the food of other suflining mortals, to make this any case as public as' possible, as. I shall on every occasion ; in so doing; you will greatly Sir, y,,ur grateful, obedient,' very humble servant,' • AU: N. E k. . Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the above Cure rot; N TllOO 561,!, No. 3, - New Poultry. Market ; and. o NTos a, Old Assembly. Close, Edinburgh,' • : Preriareti and .Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS T 4.1-3.014., Mernber.of the !loyal ColleKe of Siff,. geons, at his House, No. 9, New lindgc.t;traet, London ; Where,aftera constant 'residence of more than thtrt/-sit yars, in' a practice particularly direded to the cure Of Venereal Complaints' and those incidental to the Par.,: -9f Generation, .with that inviolable secrecy which men of his pTofession should always observe in' such cases, he flatters himself, tiro advice and .assistance he, gratuitously -administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advarttagesel. dem attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a disitance, at' the Perfumer's; No. 3s, ' St. Alban's-street,. Pall-Mall ; the ,Toyshop ! ..No. Ica, Ox. ford-street ; Mr. -Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street • Mr. Steel's, > , okseller, No. 1, Uriioh-row, 'Littl e Tf./%7, 1 . hill -; .- Mr. Baxter's ' Southbridge,, .Edinburgh; ' 'Mr! lac,. 'donald, GlasgoW ; Mr. - Bull, Dame -street, Dublin'; -an,: by °tic- person ln every considerable town in Great hrition Ireland, in Boxes of only zs.•9d. each, sealed up with tun and-plain direCtions, whereby persons or either .sox inky. cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, ajid safety.- N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain •is sealed up with, a Stamp, on which, by favour of the. •ConurtissiOners printed, at the Stamp Office-1' T. Taylor, No. New M irige.street," -.AO irrigate which is Felony * alid'alt others. are Counterfeits,