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• . _ • ...I • „ a l ~-Oe / 4 1 rti r . S N 0 • co j , 43c;filtif Illrmi3tß 2944.] [PRICE SIX PEIqCE.; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1802. 1.6 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, Feb. z 6, tSoz, .Their Majesties' Servants will at . • THE CASTLE SPECTRE. ' Osmond ? Mr. CAU LEI E LD ; • Reginald, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Percy, • Mr. C. KEMBLE ; ,rather Philip, Mr. PALMER ; Motley, Mt. WATHEN ; Kenrick, Mr. HOLLAND ; Hassan, Mr. DOWTON. Angela, Miss BIGGS ; Alice, Mrs. SPARKS., WIT THE . FOLLIES OF A DAY. • t 1 . Saturday, The Double Dealer, with The Doaor and f,dll9thecitry, itMonday, The Stranger, with Harlequin Amulet. riksir p ublic is r e sp e afully. informed, that the new Co- Tu e . .P Lovers' Resolutions, is unavoidably postponed till b es , r, " 4 Y, on which Evening it will be performed, with The rte -lilt -AI: IttiYAL, COVE NT-C ARDEN. I[ l o - MORROW EvElirmo, F e b. z 6, 13oz, will be performer', THE CABINET. The Principal Characters by Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MONDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Kr. SIMMONS, Mr. KIN(;, and Mr. INCLEDON; Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS, Mts. H. JOHNSTON Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. D IBDIN, Mrs. POWELL, And Siz ra STORACE. wI TH s R os e tta a. }I _, AR LF-QTTINT , s ALMANACK. rtf - "'"aY, Mrs. Killington will perform the Character s_e_ in nd 4Y, the new Love i n aVi llage, for the last timen. this Season. Beggar'sera of The Cabinet. by m r s esdaY, the opera—PollY; Ingto n . A fl ew r: —land Ballet i n A e tion, with entire nett Music, , and Decorations, is in rehearsal. Al.t, PP KIT-1-l ElsiEß's ESTA rt. - —RSONS indebted to the Estate of Mr. . t l e ee,'" An i.tY of Ham ' s, 1 CEO R('';E f-r-r,r, - Portsmouth, it? IC HEN E , late or nen-draPef. 211 i P ,...,. P° ,,, in ,...t f 'd of his Estate a' s' Effeas, forthwith to pay are desired by the Trus. Cloark-I,7e't,,lvt Debt; M Htrle, Solicitor, No. 22, Vilent will --le . `-heaocll. to Mr. as in default thereof, Pay_ be ent o i ced - -;.' -f,--thout further Notice; by on, r wi ...--- TIIE Legal Repr esentatives of. JOHN KITED, 17 'l3riner, cleteasedNyho sailed out of Bristol in the year io4their adv;intage by atool yin- to Georxe Taylor, at the As: ,L.- E t taCotp^ . '' ' B • 1 Acinlinistratat 02 he -- -nOUSe, on the Quay, TISL . o , ..............___Bristol, . i 6, 18°2' t e Feban Elfetls of the said john is.,idd. JUNIOR ASSISTAN'r, 'who has talc,o Or. ?u s b e 4 i ers and a Degree a t on e of the U n i ve r s iti e s, an d w h o w an ;_,aecutromed to both Prose hrtd Verse tbmposition, T e •-tt s at a respectable Foundation School in Sussex. in cup and other Particuirrs may be know n by app lyi ng tekiie:akv, Bnoiw-- !ter, Ave Nlatia Lane, London; or Mr. CisiefOrd. NAVIGATION_HOT/SE, D'UBLI•g, r6th 0410 1 13Z: 1 j r:) ,, : c . r) THP, DTRECTORS,GENERAL of I 1 `LAND Ini _ NAVIGATION in IRELAND, considering fp_s Ga_ Lance of rendering the RIVET SHANNON NAVI whereby a ready ii I, E from LO IJ GII ALLEN to the .S,E A, . feifile Conveyance inty he attbrded for the PrOduce of the • Shores of that .Rirer, and of the Collieries and other Mines upon its Banks, so far as the circumstances of the Countr: . : . And having taken Pronto co nsideration the favourable °poo for turtity which the eaof .-, Peace holds forth undertaking, Works of this d sc re 'p u i in ; ' This Board will receive Per ri sa t lr (according to the Provi sions of an AO Passed in the°l4o°th vear of His present Ma jesty, for promoting Inland NaViga6on in I relanti) from a " Person or Company of Persons- belonging to any. part of the tiniled Kingdom, wilo may be willing and able to enter upon and prosecute with dispatch and effed, the Improvement of the NaVigation of the River _Shannon from Lough Allen. tied the Board will recommend a large and liberal 4.id to, be granted to the PersonS who shall contract for the completion. of proper Works for that purpose of such dirriensions and itpori such terms as shall be agreed-upon. By Order of the Diredors-General, WI LLIAM.Q RE G 0 RV, Secretary. ' -- , i . M 0 N E `1" -- . ------------- ----- i I_JpwARDs of Twenty Thousand Pound s ii it ' .the.absolute disposal of a Gentleman, eVlio wishe s to lay out the same in the purchase ofAnnuities well secured, tedeemable at the pleasure of the Grantor, and for which he will give a fair and liberal price.; and, in particular instances, Personal security alone, where the parties are of distindion, Andof known responsibility, will not he objeded to. in every transadion, the customary delays sojustly corn plained 'of in m on i e d concerns, will be Wholly avoided and 34 defi nitive answergivenuppn the Securities being ascertained. Applications p ersona l ly made, or letters (post-paid) d dressed to Messrs. I-lope and Co. No. 3, Little Brook ttreet, Hanover. square, between the hturs of one and four ' c lock, will meet with every attention. ...........,____ . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL 4 " 1 .. . arising from Freehold-, • Coyhol or Leasehold states, in Land or Houses, NlGliev in the Funds, Rent barges, Marriage . Settlements, Widows' - jointures, An tniittes., Patent' Places, Church J...iyings, or any other cer tain Income for 'Life, may be supplied with temporary or Permanent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In terest t •o r the same. . Tlie N o bili ty and Gentry uf' known Property, or their tle irs, May be accomMocLited on, their personal security ; Alid in any instance where: the single.y of d ual may may b e d eemed insufficient, the securit addition nj of another Person to guarantee the payment of the Inture'st'will re- move the Objedion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be g i ven t o t h e Public to return the principal at their. own ° Ption. Personal aPpl ications will be received, every slay till Four •Soueli. ; and, Letters from Correspondents .in- Tow'''. or ntry (post . paid) will be immediately answered, ad, rir,,esed' to' the Dire6tor of tbe KnightSbridge Bank, at his *°Wrk House, No, 13, Lover john-street, G ohlert..squiire. NEXT MONDAY, The LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. TBISH , respectfully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry, and the Public in general, that Tickets and Shares are selling at all his Old Established Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9 ; CHARING-CROSS, MANCHESTER and EDINBURGH, Where the current price for Prizes will be paid on Demand, as soon as drawn., Tickets and Shares registered, correl Numerical Books are kept. and all Business in the Public Funds transa&ed with fidelity and dispatch. • 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-established State-Lottery-Office, . (Licensed pursuant to At of Parliament) No. 26, CORNHILL, Opposite the Royal-Exchange, London; Also at LIVERPOOL, and EXETER. MONDAY NEXT the DRAWING COMMENCES. Q MTV-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS were .paid last year in Capital Prizes by HODGES and Co. Stock-brokers, No. 49, Oxford-Street, opposite Bond -street, and No: 44, St. James's-street, for the foam:ate Tickets Sold and Shared by them as under stated, viz. No. i 5,705, - , ,C.2.0,n00 I No. 30,333 - ,C. 5.0. 2 9 , 47 - 28 ,sys 5008 2.1,757 - i O ,OOO 18,000 5 0 00 'N. B . The Tickets and Shares of the present • English Lottery are now on Sale, in.great variety, at the aboveOfficeS, where. Prizes to any amount will continue to be paid on de mand. NEXT MONDAY THE ENGLISH STATE LOT TERY BEGINS DRAWING. N 0.65, 47.113.STALLT, adjoining the Bolt-in-Tun Inn. MR. DRUMMOND returns his sincere Thanks to his Fends and the Public in general, for their past Favours, thinks it his duty to remind them, in all. probabi lity, this will be the last Lottery wherein so great a Sum , AS 40,0001 may be gained for Z. t 6 16 'o io,oool. S 13 o to,ooo . 4 7 0 - pool. z 4 0 . •' asiSol. - I 2 0 Chlbs or Parties are recommended to an early Purchase, as Tickets and Shares continue to rise daily. - Persons in the Country, by sending to this Office Post ()aim Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, may depend on having their Orders-punctually executed with dispatch. Correa Numerical Books kept, and Numbers_ carefully examined, and Tickets registered, at 6d. per Number, and a true account of their success sent by Post as soon as drawn. CAPITAL. PRIZES Sold, Shared, and Register ed last Year, by CARROL and Co. No. 26, OX fORD- S TR E ET, near Rathbone-place, oppo site Soho-square, London (appointed by Government), Yo. 6,345, a Prize at 30,0001. and the only,one sold, shared in three El4/Ith, and Ten Sixteenths. No, int, a Prize ot ,ta,aaal. • and No. 3,996,.a Prize of 50001. shared in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths. Al9a several smaller Prizes of 2.0001. i,oool. 5001. &c. &c. r"kf :S Staitwsd Sitare: for the ensuing English Lot tery may be had in great variety, on the lowest terms. Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets and Shams, by remitting go d Bills, Post Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash (post or carriage paid) dire6ted as above, The present Price of Shares : . ftaif - o Eighth - 2 4 0 aarter - 4 7 o Sixteenth - 12 o The Lottery begins Drawing on Monday next. FARM WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE. A FARlViolFaur Hundred Acres or upwards„in a dry healthy situation, in the County of Lincoln, or any of the adjdining Counties. Any Person having such a one to lett for a term of years, or to sell,- are desired to apply to Mr. Charles Foster, near the Corn 1-fill, Lincoln; or Mr. John Lever, Attorney, Abr: taxi, Yorkshire. CHURCit PREFERMENT. TO BE' SOLD (subjcl to the Life olthe present Incumbent, aged 63 years), the NEXT PRESENTA TION to a RECTORY, of the present annual. Value of 6001. and capable of great Improvement. . ' Or the 'above Will be mcchanged for a Reaory or V icarage of smaller value, - where there is a ptospeet of early possession. Apply to Mr. 'Spalding; No. 13., Paper-buildings, Tem ple, London. WEST-RIDING of YORKSHIRE. TO RE LETTi for a Term of Years, UNFURNISHED, E ASTWOOD.HOUSg; fiear R6therham ; con •:sisting of an elegant, well-built modern Mansion- , House, 'Drawing-room z 8 feet by zti feet, Dining-roorri 3I feet by at feet, .Library e 6 feet by zdeet, Breakfast Parlour 2.0 feet by xsi feet, and other Rooms, all Is,feethigh. The Vestibule, Staircase, awl Chamber Story, answerable ; all haiadsomely finished. Together with Hothouses; extensive Kitchen Garden, walled rwind, and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees in full bearing • Pleasure Grounds, Stabling for ten Horses, two Carriage-houses, and all suitable Offices.-- - - The Wholein complete repair, with the accommodation of a convenient ouautity.of excellent .I.,and, of which immediate possession may be had. The Situation is eleVated and dry, commanding. pleasing and extensive Prospeas over a beauti ful Country, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading fromßo therham to t —. le from Rotherham, a good Market Town. For further particulars enquire of Mrs. Walker, Aston Hall, near Derby ; Mr. Need, of Mansfield; Mr. Maltby, Chatham-place, Blackfriars-bridge, Lonckin; or of Messrs. oshua and Thomas Walker, of Rotherham. PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. The following Books on the Pradical Parts of Architeaure, have been lately published by J. 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Designs f o r Sh o p Fr o nts a n d D oo r Cases, Jos .6th 71; Designs for Chimney Pieces, with Mouldings and Bases at rge, los. 6d. 15. Richardson's Fancy Capitals and Friezes froth the An tique, is s . 16. Designs for Monuments, including Grave-stones, Wall pieces, and Tombs, ,6s. 17. Elevation and Plan of BlaCkfryar'S .Bridge, ss. . 1 8.1 ) lans, Elevati o ns, a nd Se6lions of the Machines and Centering used in eructing Elm:llo4es Bridge, L 95. 6d. or i with the Eievatioal, rss. NEW PIANO FORTE MUSIC: Just published, by Broderip ,and Wilkinson, No. 13, gar ' market, London, A, GRAND SONATA in E Flat, dedicated to IL Madame Bonaparte, by D. Steibelt, price Ss. Bee. thoven's Trio, with Accompaniment for a Violin and Violon cello, Op. 1; No. t, price 45. Mugnie's Sonata, Op. r, price 45. Two Sonatas, in which are introduced a Military Rondo, dedicated to Airs. Rose Marshall, by . j. L. Dussek, Op. 47 , price 6s. Three Sonatas, by Ignac e Pleyel v op. 38, price 7s. 6d. 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' • A Catalogue of Mr. Orme's Publications is now ready for Merchants, Shops, and Dealers, who are supplied on liberal terms. This , Day was published, In One Volume Otiavo ' Price 6s. 6d. in boards,, -- A la. REVIEW of the FRENCH REVOLUTION', with inferences respelling Men .and Manners in all ranks of Society ; and the Moral Improvement of Peaco. By the Rev. WM. CAMERON, Kirknewton. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and P. Hill, at Edinbnr;;ll. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One Vol. .4to. Price 21. 2s. 1 - 1 E COMPLANNT SCO'CLAND (written T in 1348); with a Preliminary Dissertation and Gtossary. By 3. LEYDEN. The entire Impression does not exceed One Hundred And Fifty Copies. *„.* The Text of this uncommonly curious Book has been accurately reprinted, from two of the four C9pies known to be extant, oecasional:y collated with a third. It is almost the first known Spe_imen of Classical Scottish Prose, and perhaps'one of the most. valuable Works of our Ancient Lite rature.—ln the Disstrtation, various points of Scottish An tiquity are illustrated from scarce Triads and :MSS. as the Ancient State of Naval .Atfairs • the History of Romantic Fic tion, and popular Songs • and various unedited Poems acid Fragments are likewise exhibited, among which is , a PLeM of Chaucer. The Glossary contains much etymological and Antiquarian Investigation, and is likewise illustrated by Lx tracks of curious MSS. Printed for T.. Cadell; jun. and W. Davies,-_ Strand ; and A. Constable, at E4inburgh. This Day were published; In Four Volumes, Odavo, Price xi. 6s IkjEDICAL TRANSACTIONS: IV.I. I. An INQUIRY how to . PREVEN'iI i the S:+4 :.LLB Pox • and Proceedings of a So6iety for 14n:toting 'General Inoculaiion, and preyentitig the CastintSiii4ll-P,ox i:1 Ches ter. 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The whole illustrated.•by numerous and elegant Engrav ings of the Anatomy and Diseases of the Horse ; and forming a Work no less calcUlated to assist the professional Vete-. rinarian, than the pradiSing Farrier, the Farmer,. and the private Gentleman, in acquiring alnowledge of the morbid Afnetions to which Horses and other domestic Animals are subject. -• By .THOMAS ,BOARDMAN, - Veterinary Slit:scot - 1 to the Third (or King's own) Regiment o( Dragoons. London: Printed for G:4‹.tarsfen. Yleet:street. This Day ivas published, eOcuivo, rrioe ya. he,rt-ls, THE. MAID of LOCHLIN ; a Lyrical Dramai with .I.egentlary Odes and other Poems. By WILLIAM RICHARDSON, A.M. Professor of Humanity in the University of Glasgow. " - Castaque Mandalum - Sixtra Refuges opus." Qvid. Printed for Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry . ; and sold by Brashand Reid; Glasgow r and P. Hill, Edinburgh. 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'THE PROCEEDINGS at LARGE, at Guild -11 hall and Westminster, on the Motion of Counsel, re veaing the Postponement, by the Attorney General of the Trial of ALLAN MACLEOD, charged Ex-officio with the Publication of Two Political -Mae's. , Printed for James Ridgway, Yorktreet, St. James's square ;' also A Pradical Essays, explaining the Art and Mystery of I Brewing Porter, Ale, Twopenny, and Table-beer, proving 'the ease and possibility 'of every person Brewing their own Beer in any quantity, from one Peck to One Hundred Quar ters of Malt; also Diredions for producing the best Bottled Porter and Ale, by Samuel Child, Brewer, Ninth Edition, ts. SHAKSIEARE. A ESSRS. HEATH and .ROBINSON fesped. 1 1 1.1 fully infOrrn the Adriiirek of Sni sPEAIit and tha Ft Nt Aitrs, that on Monday, March I, tBoa, will be pub.. • The SECOND NUMBER Of a NEW EDITION of- SHASPEARt's PLAYS, From the correded Text of J 01-IN SON ancl STE E VENS . . • Embellished with PRINTS engraved hy.Mr. H EATH, FQstorical Engraver to His Majesty, ,itc. . . After Fidures painted for this purpose ,bv B. WaS'r, President of the Royal Aeadem:.. , , and tfistori“i Painter td the Ring; J. S. CoPLEy, R. A. T. STOrtin.R.n, It. A. - H.-Fusw, R. A. 1. TRESHAM,' R. A. W. H.kial-Lro.N, R. A. F. Wittivri t kry, K. -A. J. 01414:, R: A. • R. Cerroubn, The Letter-Pfess.ekeeutcd, with every advantage of Pa.. per and Type, by T.'lensley. This Work; printed' in Ippecial.Odarto, will be comprised iti Thirty4ix NuMbers, each enntaininz ONE P LAY, irti TWO appropriate ENGRAVINGS; at ONE - GUINEA a Number, to be Paid on delivery.. A Number of this WorK will be published every two months, till completed. ,_fttw" egpies are printe(l-on a - ts-uper kL with Proof impreiisiorts - te the riate4 Price Otfe Linin.ea and a - Hal f the Number. The Ttnpremioni will be delivered in The exaft order sub scribed for. - 4 • • - . Annexed to the Plays Will be given a LIFE and POR TRA IT Of the AIiTHOR, antlA List of the Subscribers. 'Spcirnens ofthe Painting's and EngrdNingt! niuy be seen at Mr. Heath's, No. 15,, Russell-p14t4, , Fitzroy-squate; where; Books are opened. to receive Subst.-rifitions ; and at Messrs. Robinstins, Paternoster:row, London ; Bell and Bradfute's, EdinbUrgh; Brash and Reid's, Glasgow ; and it, Archer's, Dublin, I“)TZEBUE"s EXILE 'INTO SIBERIA. This Day was published, in Three Voluiries Foolscap Octavo, Price ifs. in boards, embellished with tliree En-' grayings; • - 1 HE' MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE FE OV,ALICUSTUS VON KOXLERUF. containing . • a full A&coutit of his late ,E .X 1 LE and 10t1 R.. NEY INTO SIBERIA, and of the 'other extraordinary In cidents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic particulars relative to the present,S.tate of the Interior - of thg RuS;ian. Empire, and new and curious Anecdotes of the Court Of Pvtersburgh; - Written by himself. - rranstated fixini the German; under-the Superintendance - of the•Autbor, by . • The Rev. B. BERESFOB.I34 , ' English Lecturer to the. Queen of Prutsii.. Printed for Richard Phillips, N. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booktellers. • • _ A 'SAFE AND POWEItrUL RESTORATIVE; For Weak and Dehilitlitod Constittiticins, Curisilinptive Ha_ bits, Pains and Weakness ot. the Stomach, Nervous Weak-- xesses, deleteriOn'S Eifeas of Izlot Climates, and parti cularly the ill Con Sequences: of I ntemperallee . • II ALL A IVI and:Cr).7s . EXTRACT, 'dr. ANIMA o f - QuAssiA; in thP fortrt tsf , . • • The restorative eitt:Cls citlie Anirna of Quasala of general Debility.el the System; Nervous Coplaints, and likewise its antiseptic powers, as. a .corre4tor of the Animal (dices, evinced by the following -singular CaSts;•cer.i tinily entitle it to, the ftacoadelic, . ; or the - Vaietudinarian.- . Dec. '3,1801, • ' • " Turf Primi:ig-Office; Newrriargit. " Dear Sir; • . . • " I have to committicate to y0i1 , 4 . ver; extraordioark t CttrO. that has been effeted by your ExtrasQf Qa - -444i*. " A Gentleman in this Neighnour'nood; whose Faei had been completely covered with a disagreeable eruption and t ed 'less (most probably arising front his too free JiVing), ex pressed a wish, it t kept any Medicine likely to relieve him,. I would rei;ornmethi it ' • having known your Extraa succeed In some such .Cases, I advised his trying it, and unaccount. able as it may seem, two Half-Gnmea Boxes removed every unpleasant appearance, and quite re-established his health, which began to be much impaired by the same cause. " I have met with several inotances ofitsconiplete success in Nervous Coraptaints of long standing, and shall ever in future recommend it with the greatest confidence. " Your's, ispeitifully, 4 ,` ROBERT ROGERS. " To Mr. E. Hall4m, - Apothecary and Chemist, Bury.'' • . • CASE 59. " A youag Gentleman, about ten yearS of age, who _for many weeks had been. ailli6led with large Blotches, shifting over the whole silt - E . :tee of the Body, occasioning intolerable itching and restlessness,' had undergone the usual course Of (4phoretic and.altel'aiive Medicines; employed in such cases with 'evidens disadvantage, .as they tended but .to increase the dilation of the poNs,, the strength and natural vivacity were likewise much impaired ; recourse was now had to the Anima of Quassia, with a view_of relieving his loss of appetite and -- general debility, l r n about two weeks his appetite and 'strength Were completely recovered, and. the Disease of the Skin evidently began to abate; at the expiration of three weeks, from the first taking Quassia; his- skin_ became quite clear, „and.no unpleasant symptom remained." Sold, wholesale and retail', by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and retail by Baxter . and, Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and one Vender in every Town in the Kingdom ; in Boxes of ss. ) and tos. 6d. each, and !are Packages ; .containing five ss. Boxes, tl. 29. each, Duty . included. - - tP" But observe, none call possibly be genuine, unless it has the Signature of E. Hallam and Co. written in red ink. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. lAM ES's POWDER, No: 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors hoin the Corner of Cheapside, 1-IF.t.following MEDICINES' are Sold, at the 1. Prices • annexed, inclusive of the Stamp' Duties lin pr.isecl by this Act but rio:additional charge ,has been made upon pr. JAMES'i 'POWDER, which is continued at maythe original Price of zs. 6d. per Packet. It also 'be had at it. 45. pet Dozen; or the quant i ty n Packets in one Bottle for ii. is. 6d. Duty included; so that the Public are no sufferers. But in order to facilitate' the operatiOn,, and to lessen the burden of this AO, which would in a great:measure have proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons pUrchasing 'half a Dozen, or more, free from theexpence of the Stimps. s. d, s. d. 0 9 Dr. James's Powder z 6- Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills '4 6 ' Dr. Steers's Parego- Cattle. Powder a 6 ric Lozenges a' rb Dr. Hooper's Pills a li —Camomile Drops t_ 9 Dr. 4ustul's Chalybeat , E ssence of Coltstoot .3 .0 Pills, ' - 4 o Essence ofPepperm. a ab Berry's Bilious rills .. s, o- Orifiskirk Medicines 5 5 Dalby's Carminative,, 1 9 Glass's Magnesia . 3 a Tickell's iEtherealSPi- : 'C , 1 nglish's Scots Pills a 6 rit - - 3 6 Grant's. Drops - I o GreenoUgh's Tinaures' i II Nortoh's Drops 5 lb Toll./ Loz,enge,s :a _as -Spilgbury's Drops 5 0 Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Speediritan's Pills 2, o Freake's Tina. Of Bark 3. 6 English c,offee z 9 Huxham's, by dittO' z 6 . ' Dr. Solander's Tea z 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldne • a 6 . jones's Rheumatic ---- ConvulstonOil '• 2 6 • Tinaure, 3 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, arid most of the other Proprietary Medienes in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this Ad. N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants, and, Mes. ! sengers, mistake. the ,House, F,NEWI3ERY, Proprie tor, i§.untier the necessity of_ pointing out, than it is at the East End of St. Paul'::, nearest to Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed -Front, with these 'Words in s:ribed : " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. kIVIES's POWDER," '.... ' GII. AND ITYNCTION CANAL. 4 s3d #tbruaty, Oen,. . RSATG ble6ni,enience having been heTetofOre of Noet'ecrle'd by the Payment nt Intarest in ttte lonaion 'r, Canal sik,ets, arld Mortgages upon ,tne " )41 9tice 1 $ 1 ) l- Ci)m pang, being ,made at different p_la o ce te s s ; , &'rip Sheets, -r" .g i vrz, That all interest upon such N .. _at 1 and 4 , 1 c 1 next, wilt bpaid • Mortgages 'which will be , . .._ • : ent i t l e d to re:, due to Isth Oise the e to the Parties duly trta sur ,..,' . 4 ' l n'; on applicLtion to Messrs. Box and.f.ra.ed_i t 0... ~,-.?, atthe Banking -helix of Messrs. I).raeds 2 ti... ing .. 13 4 A 4,. naboage and Co. In Fleet street , on the sth5 th "•7 i___ zn P_ r _ll next, or on any subsequent Day on whiCh it rtikY' be ore convenient to the Hold ers to apply for the :Arne. 8y Ord-it'd' the Comrnittee, • . GRAYClerks t a o n d the C C n o A m P p L a ri t y ll . i