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.....,.::..(:':: .C:#7' 7:01.26; : , 7, - 1;;;: 1,... 40,::Af4At51;4, ....', M 6 ...6, sl.d . , I ...../.... ... , • „. . ''....' 1-2- i ~ ,." ( 941;;4,. e. 4 ' ip • r . . . . . e i t itll i f , 4 , .. - Ai - • . • ...... . . .. - - -... .. ..5.,,. -- F. t Mal. , . . - -. 9- 1 U . N i . ...--I,g : — -5 1 k.---..., s, 1 - 4 T c: 4 l 3 t 1* • .. • . :Z.: s l ;4. j 6..44 4' •4 , A ;6 . *----------- 1C r N 7 . / L A ....,_,,, f , iv i l . , • /... . _ ..... - -.,. . t C NvmEtp, 2898.] SATURDAY, ANUARY 2, 1802. gnc PsiidE; THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING, January 4., 18oz, will be performed, DOUGLAS. Lord Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND ; Glenalvon, Mr. BARRYMO RE ; Norval,-Mr. C. KEMBLE • Stranger, Mr. WROUGHTON; • Donald, Mr. COOKE. Lady Randolph, Mrs SIDDONS ; Anna, Miss TI DSW ELL. After which will be produced (first time), a new Grand 13allot,'cOrripesed by . Mr. Byrn; called THE FESTIVAL OF BACCHUS. The LAST WEEK of Mons. ST. CLAIR's Engagement, And Mr. WA LLACK's First Appearance. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL'S-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS. ON MONDAY, January 4,18 oz, and Five V following Evenings, Mons. ST. CLAIR will (previ ous to his intended Visit to Liverpool and Dublin) have ho nour to present the numerous Visitors of the Royalty Thea tre: with a New Imaginary Exhibition of Optical Illusions, called To the Worthy and Independent = ELECTORS of the ,BOROUGH of SUDBURY. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Decesnber 29, 180 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.. yEsTrs ORDNANCE do hereby giz..e notice, that PRO POSALS will 6e received at their Ofese, In St. lvf.arga; et street, Westminster, on Monday the itth of jaws.% 18oz; from such Persons as may be willing to una'e ,, take the Supply 01 FORAGE for the . ROYAL ARTILLERY HORSES, stationed 41 w fi voi,,wi CH, from the r7:h ganaal, 1802; until the 3ln • Marrh following. GENT I.E.MEN I N my repeated Attendance in , the Execution of an Honourable Office; instituted. equally for the Protec tion of the Rights of every individual Freeman, and those of. the Corporate Body, I had the gratification to receive the most flattering and unsolicited assurances of support when ever a Dissolution of Parliament' took place, or a Vacancy presented itself in your Borough. Circumstances have recently occurred, which render my publicly avowing myself a Candidate for your future favours, both an act of justice to myself and my friends. = When 1 had the Honour to sit in Parliament as one of your Representatives, I was conscious of discharging_ that impor tant Office with Integrity and Independence.: was. fortu nate in some - instances, materially to promote the Manufac turing Interests of the Town; and I will flatter myself, that it is unracoessary' for me to state the occasions on which I have invariably manifested my dispositition to alleviate the Distresses of the poorer Class of your Community : the same . Principles will ever actuate my conduCt ; and if I have again . the Honour to sit in Parliament by your in deperident Choice, I shall endeavour to make the best return in my power, by_ zealously devoting myself to the Interests. of, my Consti tuents. I have the Honour to be, with riffe respell,. Gentlaw Your 'rhos t faiattui - and obliged Stone Easton House, Humble Servant; Dec. '26, t. JOHN COX HIPP'S'. EV'. THE PHANTASMAGORIA; Or, SUPERNATURAL APPEARANCES. As it is absolutely necessary that the Theatre should be en tirely darkened during these Aerial Experiments; the Spec .trology. will begin_ at Half past Six o'Clock precisely. After the ,above (tst time this Season), a Grand Spedacle, consisting of Music, Dance, and ACtion, with entire New Scenery, called BLACK BEARD; Or, TH:E. CAPTIVE PRINCESS. • Principal Dancers, Captain Teach (alias Black Beard), Mr; WALLACK Cxsat (his faithful Black), Mr. LAURENT; Lieutenant Maynard (Commander of Pearl), Mr. FISHER ; Orra (Black Beard's Wife), Mrs. ME RCE ROT ; Abdallah, Mr. M ERCEROT Asid Ismeria (the Captive i\liss SCOTT EVANS. Also(tsi tang) a I.litlet .ot Aeiion; • 'PIGIVIALION AND TUE' ANINIATEDSTATUE. , Principal Characters, r.,, TAYLOR, .Mr. MARQUI, Mr. MERCEROT, • .Airs. MERCI:IROT, and. hllas (OH.ANNOT. -lakhecourse. of the Evening, the tbllowing. Songs: " Lit,thz--Sally," by Miss JONES. " Old Chairs to Mprid," by fir. WALLACK. The whole to conclude with Cgth time) a New Serio-Comic - Pantomime called • THE .ORACLE ; Or, HARLEQUIN's PUNISHMENT. Interspersedwith a, most. splendid variety of Scenery, Ma chinery, Mechanical Ch..iigcs, Scenic Transformations, " Metamorphoses, &c. -suited to the Customs and:Manners of the Egyptians, contrasted with the Europeans* of the The. Foragt to hie furnished in rations, each ration to consist Seven Pounds of Outs, TivelL,e Pounds of Hay, and Eight Pousuh of Straw, and so be delivered at At'bottvieh j at the expense of the Contr.:Rot.. W ni THE A NATOIVIIST, On Tuesday, the Comedy of Rule a Wife and hare a Wife. On Wednesday, tile Tragedy of Tbe Distressed Mother. A new Piece, in Two Ads, with Songs, called The Ulu inine, is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon its possible. • - • The Tex.mt and :Conditions of the 4%.ltrai7 may be known upon 4plic...ttion the,Sreretary's Office, in St. Itizrgaret-street, any day tau :ten the /wart of and I.":tr o'Cle..ek, hat no Pn.spaals can e acirnitted.aficy .11:oni4y the ilth v;ua,y. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. (AN MONDAY EVENING, January 4, t 80z, will be i)erforrned, • THE REVENGE. • 7vanga, Mr. COOKE ;. • Alonio. Mr. SIDDONS. And - Leonor a , Mrs. LITCHFIELD.. - • EAR LEQUINs ALMANACKI- . . • ~ Or, THE FOUR SEAS-OlsiS. The PantOrnime Charades by' Mr. BOLO GNA, jun. Mr. BOLOGNA, - Mr. DELPINI, BOLOGNA, , Mr KLANLRT,- Mr. I3E.VERLEY, Master MENA G E. VirS• ST. LEGLAnR, d Mrs. WHITMORE, Mrs. WATTS, Mrs. BOLOGNA, Mrs_ CARNE, Mrs. JENKINitiON, And Mrs. WYBROW, 4 - The Vocal Characters by 111 r HILL, Mr. EMERY, Mr. CORY,,Mr. KING, Nrs. Bpi Mn 4 WHEATLEY, Mrs. EDW.kIiDS, Nits. BASTER, Mrs. t.,.CI,IRTON. ZOn T ues d ay M rs. Billitwon wit! appear in Rosetta, in o n v in a Village, fok,_the first titneusince her return to Eng- d. On Weclntltlay, Fuliy.Aa It Flies. On Thursday, Chains of the Heart. On Saturday . nrS. 4illington will repeat Rose tta, in Love in t V ' • i A NM Tragedr is in rehear Sal. • BY Oriel" ed r be .11oard, R. R. CREW, Sec. BONAPARTE. This Day was pithlished, - Price Bs. i& boards,' with a Portrait by Heath (esteemed a • striking Likeness), This Day were published, • In One Voluine,Odavo, Price 6s. in boards, ERNIONSON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.. -•- fly the Rev. BASELEV, A. M. • Chaplain to the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and • Proprietor of Grosvenor Chapel, Gro - svenor-•square. Printed Or cadell,-jua. and W. Davies, Strand; and, said by I. Ladley, Mount-street, Berkeley-square; j Spragg, No.. i 6; King-street, Covent-Garden ;- and Rivingtons, Si. Paul's Church-yard. - . . . THE LIFE of BONAPARTE, First Consul of Franca, from his-Birth to the Peace ot Luneville. To whiali is added, an Account of his remark:able ,Adions, Re piies, Speeches, and Traits of Charader ; with Anecdotes of different'eampaigns.. - Translated front the French. •Priined for G. and - ]. Robinson, Paternoster-row, - 1301N r APARt E.. 4 • -in the Press, and In ire* days will be published, in one elegant Vciume, foolscap 8v0... piee ss. in boards . ; em-- bellished with a Characieristit Portrait, and with a Fac • Sinfile of his Hand Writing, THE PRIVATE LIFE and PERSONAL HIS TORY of BONAPAR - TE, Chief Consul •,of the .French Republic, with Anecdotes and Charaders 9f-his Fa vourite Generals And Ministers who compose the pregent Go vernment of France. Writ,;en in a Series of Letters - from an English Gentleman :who resides at Paris, to a Nobleman in London: The object of this PublicatiOn is to explain to the English Nation the personal History and Charader of a Man who has in so peculiar a degree arrested the attention and the curiosity of Nlankind. It is not made 'up of Copies of Official Letters and Gazettes already in possession of the World, bur relates solely to the Individual shirnse.lf, and to the Persons who area his confidential Friends and AdviSers. • MOORE's TRANSLATION of ANACREON. This Day was, published, • • In Two Volumes, .small Bvo. Price t 25. in boards, With a Portrait of the Translator, engraved by Mr. HEA tn, The Second Edition, with 6oine Additional Notes, of . T HE Übe of ANACREON,' Translated into English Verse. By THOMAS MOORE, Esq. of the Middle Temple. A few Copies arc printed on largdPaper, price iBs. inboards. for J. and T. Carpenter, &Id Bond-street. Of whom may be had, The Poetical. Works of the late Thomas Little, Esq. price 75. . _ present day The MtLir., Songs, Duets, Chorusses, Dances, Dresses, &q. . . entirely new and analogous to the Piece.. The Pantomime composed, arranged, and written by -Mr. ASTLEY, jun. The Grand Spedacle of • Fair Rosarnolgifto lehearsal, and will be Produced_ with all speed, an/i,iii...whilch Mr. ' and Mrs. Asti4 will appear. "Lower and Upper Bokes 3s.—Second Price as. - Pit zs.,—Second Price Is. rirst.Galler. P Ike 6d. Upper Gallery 6d. Doors to be opened of Half-past :Ind begin at Half: past Six o'Clock. —Sicond Price at Ilail-past Eight o'C iock. ____ 11:,-NOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. IA jil / 4NWOOP's EXHIBITION, w i t h a 4- edtlonal PICTURES, IS NOW OPEN, : aria will ccattioue Every Day, Sumbv excepted, from Nme in the Motilin t -, tiil E veiling. . 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NOTICE is hereby given, That MARLOW s IDN E Y MARLOW, - and JOSEPH TANT, are the only Tact:lelic:lsePosters beioi.ging to the Worshipful Company of S i kinrwls. - ' • By Order of the Court of Assistants of thesaid Company, FRANCIS GREGG, • SCHEME. •' ' No. of Rrizes. - Value of each. Total Value. .4 of ) 4: 20,000 is £ .80,c00 4 _--- 10 , 000 4 0 , 000 4 ---- . .s ,°° a ----. 20,000 _ 5 ---- ' 2,000 ---- 10,000 IO .----- 1,000 ---- 10,000 12 -- , -7 sco ----, 6,000 so ,--- 'La ---- S,coo 100 ---- 50 _____. 5,000 18,000 18 ---- 324,000 This Day . was published, price 3s. 9d. in boards, or 4s. half bound, printed in the same size and type as the Colletion of Voyages and Travels,'edited by Dr. !vlavor ; also, afine paper Edition, price ss. in boards, or ss. brt. half-bound, corresponding in size with the new editions of the British Poets and Classics, which are now in the Press; . • THE FIRST VOLUME, (A yolurne to be published on the first day of every Month, till the nine volumes of the ancient part, and the sixteen volumes ofthe modern pan, are completed) of LUNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Mo. dem, z:oirmteboneting a General View of the Transac tions of every 14ation, Kingdom, and Tmptre on the Globe, from the earliest Accounts of. Time to use General Peace of tgot, in 25 small Volumes. Ey WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D f • Vicotr of Hurley, in Berkshire, and Chaplain to the 4arl of Dumfries; Author of the British Nepos, &c. &c:. The. first Volume, published on the Ist ianuary, con. tains a Preliminary View of Universal History; together - with the History of . the Antediluvians of Ancient Egypt and its neighbouring Nations, and forms a complete Work by it, self. -V Printed for R.. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and sold by all Booksellers in the British Dominions. ROYAL .tE,XCHAGE ASSURANCE -OFFICE, . December, igo I. DEMONS whose Annual Preiniumsfall due on the . s th inst. are hereby: informed",..thar Receipts are now .teady,to be d e li vere d at t h e Company's Offices,, Over the Royal Exchange and in PAII-111141, as well as by their re. kpedive tigents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as sured are requeSted to apply for the renewal of their Policies on or before the gth of January next, as the usual Fifteen bays allowed for Payment, beyond the Datc of each Policy. will then expire. 'ALEX. WATSON, Sec. Attendance is given, dailx , at the said Offices, for the Assurance of-Buildings, Goods, - Merehatxlize, and-Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also forth:: AsSuranee or, and granting Annui— ties on, Lives. : N. B. PolicieS of AsSUiilnce for the Sum of 3001. or up wards are issued s free of expellee to the Assured. 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The donduelor avails himself of this Opportunity. to offer .his most grateful acknowledgments to his numerous and re, spetable Subseribers, and to all those Gentlemen who, by their valuabld.communications, have enabled him to obtain the most ample testimony of general approbation. -.• Confidipg.,,m the .sarne.support; and .fully . atermined to use the pine, and;if . possit,le' i greater-exertions ; he flatters hirnsell.to experience an equal, if' not an increased degree of futurepatronage, For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS; and CO,NSUMe- TIONS. DR. SH AW's NATURAL HISTORY, 'PLAIN ANtg- COLOYAID. On Saturday the yth of (armory inst. will be published, with Four Plates • NUMBER I. Price ts,., 6d. or coloured as. 6d. (To be cornpriged m Sixty-thrce Weekly 'Numbers,) • Making four large Voluthes medium Bvo..printed on a.very lizle Caper, with between two and three hundred Plates from the first AUthorities, or the most selea Specimens in the Bit nisi, LEVER lAN, and other MusLums, .pally engraved by Mr. HEAT rr, of a New jr ditiou, of -- --- _,,____ . . , - 4n4,,1,0.1)Q111Q. WANTED, .for One -11-, Yearcertrain by a GENTLF.MAN and.I.ADY of re- . a p e; :tabilitY,', with two e hill-en- - and . One 'Maid S,ervant, not, tearer than Thirty Nlile - li fi-oht Lohdon. • Any Person titas,rhaylttit - ate desi:eq. yr / apply - by - Letter to R. A. at Itilty'RelPs ~ mentioni ng lioaseller, •! , :i.). 48, Oxford- street, ng the Trains and . Situation, who will inforYl!lmn • °_______ ,________a!flurtil'rP 'ti:‘hiliiirs. - RCHER and 1-IAUGIITON, from Dubltn; Th.:IRISH POPLIN and . TAIIBINET MANUFAC— TURERS and gEIt.CF.,R.S to FIER. MAJESTY, Their Royal Flightie'sses the -Pririce,and Princess ot- Wales, -Duke and putchess' n York,.,Dtityliess of Wirternberg, and the Princesses, No.' S;. Itentiitta;.street,, Covent-garden, London. •T he dented patronage 'of' Her Majesty, the different branches of the . Royal and: Ladies of the first rank and faShion, it'is hoped hasstifficiently established, in the opinion .of a discerning„,eublje, the decided superiority of Archer ,and Haug,hton's Poplins acid Tahhinets ;. also gold, silver, figured and plain 'Cliatilberry .Mosliris,..and Italian Sarse`nets for Court DreSses,Turba'us, &c. ..... . Sfrect Oxford-Street. . 11-°/-1N CU R t-akts the' liberty to inform his j Friends and t h e IS in general', that he has on sale a large quantity of 6tollt cCarSeKiiit only ,iOS. 6d. per dozen, which for warmth, comfort, and ,sUAEWI'LAND HOSE, at Cheapes exceeds anv thing of the kilt every offered tor sate, for ready monl only . ' Letters' • • ipost-paid , duly attended .to. . N. B. Silk Hose • Ir kGI s made to pattern. ... t................................2ani i or l o ve s • . . . . D oBIN§oNP4aln.(4l NI-TIOPLENYEIE 8 ' No, I . ) E . ss • CX -11:A. street, Strand, Perttice-Makers to His Royal Highness the k!ritice of Wales, and to .the Theatre Royal,. Covent-gar-- have gen, respetlfully acquaint tie .'Nubility and Gentry., they aliened Rooms at N. 4, George-street, Bath, for the accommodation or those vibiting that City, ,where they. 13:taY 4 e suPPlied With their excellent Patenteernke s ; which may I ?F'cotabed in any diredibn, dr4sed in any lashion,..withcat atiteovering the weaving, as thOse inade in the Ordinary- war theyaresube.N, by the slightest derangement ; but cOntlitualiy have greatest resemblance of Nature. The in Inocl u e of 'working is not cOnfined to natural Pertikes;:bnt.may Th i s ed 42 11 kinds.- of Perukes to.• the greatest advantage.; patennt of to R. and H. is L t s lfe only one wherein_ the --seam__ . - . . inventoice ot Nature has been the principal obj.e4 ir 2 Ltn bres,esurs, Others being tbr. Springs only. , Ladies Head-. tOorrnamental Hair, to he had on the above pm).- Printed Int •°. 8, Wtrwiek-street, Golden-:square. me ' asuring those residing :e iP l ri l e a u : l , 4o t a ts ll , (l 43 • CtipeCted torso A Reterenee for Payment in ToNvii al b e. Untry Orders. at a distanclev,:ma.y N" excir tilt. Noßßis's DROPS. ' ;. I trim I* ble i... Drops, 6 the public attention to these va Ja • ps , .. an enUrneration of particular cases would be un, ~ • TieceSsary ; successful e , • y, having sufficientlxPec-rtal•e4e-' forl their reputation,. in the cure of every species of Y FPV I: Ri'aee'speciollY - c • more -than half a cen the -Y k.:141,0 W tirPUTRID, for whi 1 ' ' e eminently distinguished. , tram their increasing celebrity The proprietor . cl they are ro ts the h_,, , . To recomi ' • ate coo,- • confidence igncV g r a t ihcation,-hut is enabled with . .. t ,r not only de ovnu a trial of their virtues. The asthma, inNe ~. - fliac,l,,si _Scuryy„•lll impurities of the blood,. colds, Stu_ • • . alio el cora , critil influence, .u• plaints yield to their benign, Yet pow- ' . nt on advanced life, attend s id as - a salutary cordial in those discomforts cial effids. nothing can surpass their nem, fi•• • Lille Family .Bottle, 225. is only tolie had at.the Doaor's lise, Lowesr 13rook-street, C; rosvenor-squaro, where Books tXeof Cares are delivcred, ratis, and all Orders for Exportation • 1,1 ~,,,'."(1- Smaller Bottles arc Sold 'Wholesale and Retail '"essTsi feboult and Co. and Retail b all Venlerl et • tli,Cittes• Also.Dr Non '-• A • bilious Pill, celebrated ! ~a„ . • IS S 11t1+ places," al e, and otittive•aperient, may be had at all . the abuite in of xt xs. 9d. _ THE only Genuine Pedoiai BALSAM of HO NEY, invented by 'Sir jOHN HILL,•M. D. sold wholesale and retail only by B. Shaw, 74, 'High-street, Bo rough, London, at 3s. 6d. per Bott Lei'or Bottles, Contain.; ing eight small ones, at a Guine.eaela : ; but observe hone can be genuine unless signed B. Shaw oq Cektiticate given with eaeh Bottle. The Linlizeus.of Britain recomMeTs'this excellent rre paration, as theinost salutary and e t Oual Remedy, fOr all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, coftgetged 1' blegm, Ac-ri mony in the Fluids 4pd Obstrudiohs In 'the Glands, -ate 'gently and safely discilarged by easy Expectoration, Whee - ings and Uneasiness in Breathing are speedily removed by -- a few Doses. It takes off the ,Irritation, opens the Thoracic Du; - . 7 .4, and heals the •Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty' years experience has confirmed the recommendation, in. the immediate Relief and gradual Cure' of Coughs, - , Asthinas, and Consumptions. is the greatest Preserver of the Lungsever discovered, and cuntaips all the healing, 'softening, and soothing quart ties of that salubrious Extract of Flowers called Honey; and the richest Balsams of the Eastern World ; it is as restorative as :Uses' Milk. aril never disagrees with the-Stomach ; a common Cold yields to its benign inti nonce in a few hours ; and when resorted to, before the Complainfis far advanced, all danger of Consumption is . certainly prevented.' Such arelhe taint outlines of the merits of Sir John Nl'S' Balsam of HcYneY; Abe result of long researches into Natuie, by that giea r f Botalitst 4 lw49 'dedicated his lite to thndiscovery ef the true rnean Of•Plealih in the Vegetable Kingdom. Caution.—As the severest human laws are unequal to the prevention of fraud, by & hiltsg and forgery, so the value of this Medicine has induced base and avaricious men to vend inttnterfeit 'Preparations of it—Prep - rations,' not merely.cle void of all efficacy, but Asp containing a large portion of that 'deleterious drug Opium : and it isnot long.tince the Wife of, the Rev. Robert Fowler, of.Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sficrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey,' sold by .a Chemist: and Druggist in London, It is - necessary, therefore, ro . serve, .a Certificate given with each bottle, signed`' No. 74, Borough, London ;" all others are counterfeits. EXTRAC r FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. TT has been the study of the .Prolitieturs'of the well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first corn -posed and prepared by -the late FRANCIS SPI LSBU RY, at. his Dispensary, .No. rs, Soho-square, London, and continued only, and solely, there toile prepared genuine, to guard the • Public- against the Impositions which are daily pradised against Medicines possessing the first gtspedability ; and as the yirtues.of the Antiscorbutic Drops have bethl found not only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful .re source in cutaneous eruptions, sergphula, gout, rheumatism, and this attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list of cures .accompanying each bottle, o . yen in an ample bill of three. _tions, mil testify, as well as 'the •Treatise. on Diet, Gout, &c. written by the late Proprietor (which may be also hail, at the Dispensary); single thrift out as lit objects to try, un- .der their sanction; such sputions - imitations, For • this rea son, Proprietors, by the . favOur of •His 14ajesty's Cont . miSsiOners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed a.starnp on each • fiotile printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsburyquid Co. N. is, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which,.if the Purchaser attends to, together with the Words Ji by the King's Patelit,":on the battle, bill, and wrapper, with the • addition of the King's Arms on the larger, he may be• is sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at :he ':Dispensary-, SOho•.square, London, in bottles of ss, and 11. 25. =l4 duty included. . , CO UGHS,CO LDS, and ASTHMATI C COMPLAINTS, O Cure which is' to he the Friend of the Af.: T'fflaed, these happ), effeds'have been the relief' of many thousands in the useotßO LT 0 N 7s . AS.TH MA TIC T 1 C- T U RE ; in the aboVe complaints ; as. there are sufficient of: living witnesses to prOve the virtues of this invaluable Medi: rine, it would be insult to common sense to practice the usual quackery of achiettised Medicines by Way of recomunn-' d:uirm.. This is only t 4) i,,,Orm the Public, that some late ins iirmAnents have I),•cn ill ide to this Tincture, as render it, if possible, more sal iitary:and efficacious thin ever at this pe culiar seasou, which its uncommon' demand sufficiently proves: Sold at Bolton's Medieine Warehouse, . Exchanp, 2$ .3d. and .iqs, 6d-. 'per. bottle ; at Mr:• NeWberfv's, St. Paul's Church-yard ; • Mr. Clarke, Borouo -street, CoCkle, Terwle-bar ; Ward, in Efolborn'; jehouit, No. r 5,74. aid Pidding„No : 76, Oxford-street. I;1,13. I. btiliUtt tolBravedpzl tht*Stamp. rj H E HISTORY of QUADRUVEDS. 'Ry i• GEORGE SHAlid, M. D. F.R.S. &c. • It is necessary tobbserve, that in this publication particular attention has been paid tb the lately discovered animals front New Holland, which from their highly singular conforma. Lion, form so interesting a part of Natural History. The Linn:tan arrangement, with some occasional variations, is in general pursued, anon the whole themost eligible. With respect to figures, those highly important accompaniments to a work of this kind, no care has been spared to give such as convey the clearest_ and -twist accurate ideas of the animals themselves. Where Buffon's figures were judged unexcep tionable they- have been adthitted ; others are introduced front publications of the first respeetability, from original draw ings, or from those rich repositories of Science, the British and Leverian Museums. The talentsof the Engraver (Mr. Heatllo to whose care they have been cornmitted e are too well known to require particular chminendition. 'The BR'ITISII CRITIC for November, tBOO, speaks of the. first 'Edition of this Work in the following terms. " We do not -know that any work on general Zoology has " hit hei - to been produced in any language ; and we are happy " to see the example set in our .own country, in a styleof eleg.ancei as wel t i as accuracy,, that does honour at once to "- Art and Science. The descriptions here given are Stifil " ciently extended to convey the clearest ideas ; ;and the " P lates, which are executed by Heath and other able Artists, " have been correded by the:Author with the most minute " attention." The CRITI,CAI. R - Evirw for January, ant, in reviewing the first Edition of the two first Volumed of this work, says, That Dr. Shaw'S•sithation io the British Museum has been peculiarly advanfageous to such - a work; that the abilities '' of Dr. Shaw have been too. lout, known, and too frequently ". tried, to be dhibted; ae.i that, on a - careinl examination of these two. Volumes; their expectations have been mate ." than gratified, :The descriptions are accurately disci:Tau , " nated ; the accounts of antutals comprehensive and satin " factory; nor does their recolleetions furnish a single cir " cumstance lately diseoeereti, respelling the sobje . Cls of " these volumes, not noticed and properly explained ; ; while another, and nia.slight advantage of his- System, is the " clear precision and comprehensive breyity of the lan ,.t_gtiage. ' , • Again,. the CRITICAL. REVIEW foe .1131 v, 'Sot, speaking of• the tWo last volumes, says, " We peel wily add * in the ".` conclusion this article, that Dr. Shaw hasfully'answer " ed the eXpettations raised by his thrmer,Volornes, and that , " the Plates are executed with equal: spirit, accuracy, and " clearness. • Should the . remairmig. Volumes 'be, cOmpleted " with the•same diligence and ability, at which we have little " doubt, we• know no other work on this subject, in a• y language, that can be 'fairly brought in comparison whit s:'-•the System atic griturid History of Dr. Shaw. ." London, printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street; Bell and radfute ; and Brash anti Reid, Glasgow. • CAUTION. • Whereas, ArchCr and Haughton have been credibly in ; formed, that a great.,many people in this Kingdom are now, and have bCen• for some time past; manufacturing and selling Poplin. Jinn Tabbinets, as Irish olahinferior quality, under the name of Archer and flaiiiheon's Manufactory, with a, view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross inif . ) Posi tiOn •on. the üblic in general.; they are determined; as tar as lies in their power, to : prosetute to conviclion any person or persons so velididg Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of their manufaelure, that was not actually bought at their jhouse. - .. They hkir ‘ e the honour. to acquaint the Nobility and Gen,. try, that,theirWarehouse is stocked .with a greater variety of NlournijitGoods than is to lie tOund in any other House in • 'town, which they are enabled 16:Sell (for ready money) at prices much 'lower than 'tfity !eau: be-..liad geWhere, the whole being of their-own mantitaeture consist of . white and black Bombasin ,, ,_cjiontberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets t • ItaSdimoresyibr Widow% • ArmoKlocs, , dress Bar celona Serves, ''Lutesfrin•gs; Cy pais,. Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes • Scarf Silks., Handkerchiefs, 'Bornbazets fur • ServantS, Pre. also a great CliOke - Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets,..for slight MOurning. -:English 'yard,. wide Popling"Of aiitperiOr quality, at 6d. per yard ; \rehires, double black Serge., and rich Irish Tabbinet in diMrent. Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped; for Clergymen and Gentle4nen who always' Wear black; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triplealVe.' . No, second price ever asked for any article bought ar their House. • N. 13. - Ladies own Spinning manufailured into Potrlins or Tabbinets ; Tabberay s F urnitur.: of t he ditrerent fashion able Colours, tiniouttetuted on the shortest notice. Mereintnis supplitx!'tn any amount..