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- - • i of the in the , urhoel u p a Bill of that it it CPql :h per , . 'oultrr ed the :hise A would roplied arid odlfCed • , • r rc.. • Friend 3n, and Royal, ; Bc n on, and - Dub ; • Ja• L Vrc.f nesS of ay Of tus 11. liurn+ d ag r, -r, RO 'ish of se ne 2 t, i age eP HOC, . ;Nil* sePy ...--.0 .... ~:.:.'' iOnSt yc: 4 l , ,A rod, ----' l e ft dee° ~~ p a ll. tie d lon a :ajOt NUMBER 2905.] 1 1 1-I E.A'TRE-ROYA;4 DRIJIY-LANE., MORRONV EVENING, Jan. Iz, s 802, ."‘ • • Their Mujesties' Servants NVill THE PIRATES. WITH THE HUMOURIST. A The Public are resPedfully informed that the Comic ra of Love in a Village, is deferred on account a the in position of Mrs. Billington. • Un Wednesday, The Gamester, with Of Age To-morrow. • „T hp Public arc respectfully informed that Mr. and Mrs.. Kope,are engaged at this Theatre, and will make their first , a'" c . aranee on Thursday next. On Friday, will be revived the Tragedy of Venice Pre t3rv'd • jaltier, Mr. Kemble ; Belvidera, Mr's. Siddons. ,„/1 New Piece in Two Ads, with - Songs, gilled Urania; or, is in rehearsal, and will he freduced as soon . as possible. . • • • •. T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, T° MORROW EVENING, Jan. 12, I SOZ, will be perforinecl, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. WLTH HARLEQUINT's ALMA NACK. On Wednesday,- Speed the Plough, with the, new l'Aots rnirm a . Ailaonavarsclay, will he produced a New Tragedy, called witunso. _`Sigior HeaSrt o a to race arid M r . B ra h am w ill'p e rf o rm in Chains n Ladies an d Gcnti Tuesday the tyth inst. 's Nights of Per e fo ' ve Placeston for Mrs Dining- T n whoh a ill hare the earliest notice lrhen she is su fficiently ril r all ec C o e li w ered, to' appear before the Pub lic. FEMALE EDUCATION . .. _ • A MA RRIED LADY, o f rest) . &lable Charafter eli ' 1 ' ncl Co nneaions, residing in a most healthful and gible Sitturtion in the vicinity of London, having under taken:the charge of educating a select and limited number of ! Y • tnin g lies, ' ta ke' this m et h o d o f acqua i nt i ng f am ili es o f 1 t."ur tstitttlion, that site has at p resent a vacanc y f or t h ree . or ' wh ° maY not have attained the,age of fourteeen. The reason of this restridion in point ot, age, proceeds from her . who ciesir e tr, inculcabtps Catty as possible, in the minds of those may be committed to her care, such religious and moral principles as form the best foundation for an ornamental ia 'AlPer i tlll aure to be raised -1 on. which . subject every plt.t,ilt.she solicitous who wi.hes. to promote his chadren's hap parent enablid toleTl 4-civertiser limits her number, that she may be tetf; i perintend.their studies and other avocations her ealnotnbwitic 11) ~ _ ~eexceeded by she flatters herself, her vigilanceand assiduity the most anxious and affectionate mo_ tht.r• Cite beat blasters ed, and the terms too Gut lit'as,per Antium.. arc'eng3B ' : • tairther Niliculars may=be had by letters (post paid) ad_ classed to y , Z.. 4t Mr, L'Oulding's Music-shop, Pall-Mall. • - A CLERGYMAN is WANTED in a SCHOOL i lear.London, to assist in Tewhing the Classics, and Latin erific at i on, and Theme W riti ng.Six Pounds' per Ann um, with Board, but not Lodging.. Slo ca ty re of the tioy play-hours.---Cleric-al Duty will produce an addition to die above salary'. 4ply to D. 'D. old Slaughter's Cofiee-house, St.' Mar tin';-lane, on Thursday the zist inst. between Twelve and our o'C lock. The Candidates will be expecled to submit to private examination. _.. ~ • . i°OIODER'si, 'DANCING AND SELECT ASSEMBLIES. R. - 4( --I PN's PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION AT --AW..;:- . -.1 '.. _, i ;..; z_* , , nni, , ,z.7 'd :At Eliday, tard - ary r, Z .", ''vill then be continued every FRIDAY, at No. 10, . 6 ,- 1 F. kRA RI)-STE.ET, Golden-square: —his CI(TY AS- , 4 EMEILIF.S are, - as usual, 'every MONDAY, at No.- t o, , C REA'I' AYLI FF-STRE.ET, Goodman's-fields; - .ii* None. but Subscribers admitted.—None but People • •. ' `.-. . .of respedabiAty can subscribe. At -both Houses, L;..dies .and gentlem en of a ny age , w h o have ei t h er learned in the old style, or not at all, are privately tauglit in the most elegant manner every description of MO DERN DA.Nc-E, and evfly.,requisite for the Most' fashion #l4le*Varties, by Mr. ALLEN , whose P-lan of Teaching is p a rticularlycalculated for those to whom it is an 7 objea to acquire this AccoMplishinent expeditiously • and in the first style. Mr. :0,..,L E N riarticiaarly informs- those who wish to re ceive, his Instructions, that he has enrlrclv removed his late • Dancing Acadeinv, in frlaydcin-square, o. is,Great . ) to No . A. *- liMstreet, Goodinan's-fields. • ... , .. MONEY for ACCUMNIODATIOI4, and COMMISSION BUSINESS. A g ERCH ANTS, MANUFAC TURERS and Ds _ 'll.. Other;, mayße accominodatcd t o any Amount, On a upusit or C o n s i gnme n t . or G oods of any description,, either oftritish of Foreign Growth or Mauufadure. Those bur . thened with a. heavy Stock, may have it brought t.c, Market, _4141 be. ased• - .with any Sum• needful betbre Sale, at tray ii. irtii.• rate (4 5 per Cent: Interest', and the usual Commission. AdCertiser posstsses the advantage of having open . to tne hest Markets both Foreign and Domestic, icr .he Sale , ,ise'r Purchase of Goods and Merchandise of all kinds, and' kl er q ue ntlY has it in hi's power - to be eminently useful to aiSoc:ints anti ManufaCturers requiring accommodation, and Letter4lll(4e desirous of forming more extensive connection. _ )1s addressed, or personal application to Mr. G. jack_ .4 at his house No: 13,„ Little James-street, Bedforclr:row, London, will receive. attention. • ---....._ A RcHER 'and I-LAUGHTON ,. from - Dublin , 41. t ßisit POPLiN and TABBINET 'NIANUFAC TUttERS and ivIERCERS to FIER. NIA lESTY, Their ltoyal H4f,hnesses the Prince and Princess oi: Wales:, Duke and butchess of York, Dutchess of .Wirteinberg; and - the Princesses No. 8, ilennetra-street,' Covent-gareLn, Loudon'. Flie elevated patronage of Her Majesty, tbe different hr:inches of 'the Koyal Fami/y, and Ladies of the first rank and fashion, it is hoped has suffieienity established, in the upinion of a 'discerning Public, the-clecided superiority -of Archer ?Ind Ile'mghton's P op li ns and Tabbinets-; also gold, er, r Court I )resses, T n urban's, 4 t e. • . .., . CAUTION. . • ' . t. Whereas, Archer and Houghton have been c red ibl y in a.°,,r,itnied, that &great many people in this Kingdom. are now, p,,. pi lave been tor some time past, nianut'aCturing and selling t l , ~`cils arx t'talabiriets; - as Irish, of an inferior quality, wider viev i - , 7 t „ l "_e of Archer and flatig'ltten's Manufactory, with a ti„,i on';liscreclit and injure their House, and a gross imposi li.: in their • • t 'l Pub!' • ge neral ; they are deteratintd, as tar-as IL in person s so Power, to-piosecute to conviction any person or . their in. vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name o f Aouse. aillttatture, that was not actually bought at their Try, that their Warehoerse _. 'f heY have the 'lotion ti."Cquaint the Nobilit'y and Gen_ is stocked . with a greater variety . !. Moulting Goods th-L is to be found in any other I - lonse_in 1 '''''' ,:'•,„ . '''' 4 , (=l ' thev are - enabled to sell for ready money) at ` ' . ';c-- '''''' t c" . -lower. than they can be had elsewhereV,,the i'l';'.'Pli:. btngtof. their own manu:adure :—they consist of B : in t° and clack 13 orsibasins, Chainherry 111 - uslins, Cambrk Ir ' e 'lett, H;xfc.t. mores for WiainVs, A rinozilies, dresS Bar_ colona Serge:>, Lutestrings, -Cyprus . Sarsenets, Poplins, ). s, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Ilornbazets for 9•• i ervants, &c. aISO a great choice.of Patterns in grey Poptins 1 S•irsenets, fur slight "Mourning. ----4 English yard. wide P oplin s of a stiperigr quatity, at 3s. "oil. per yard'; \rehires, 4k,uble black ergcs, silnd rich Irish l'abbinet in ditfere,nt Pi;tterns; plain, c orded, ch and striped-, tOr Clergymen 0,11/41 Geuticinen who always wear black ; they never' row lu't): oegrcasy in wearing, beingof the very best triple dye. ~ Nio second price ever asked'. for any articie bought at their ~.. '' . . . . '..." ;), : - . 14 . Ladies own S p i nning manufadured into P oplins or a‘,t. iiets ; T a bb erays rut FLi raitur.! of tile dal crept fashion. Colours', manufacired on the shortest uuticu; Aitl'chauts supglied to any amount,. Lt - i : S IN V4r MO NDA Y, J ANUARY 11, 1802: • MONDAY, MARCH i, iBoz ' ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE _ GINS DRAWING. • SCHEME. Va I tic o f each. No. of Prizes. Total Value. • 4 of • 27'D, coo , is ,C. 80,000 4 - • to;ood - 40,000 4 ----. 5,000 20,000 5 2,000 10,000 to ---- 1,000 ---- 12 5-a0 6,000 50 100 ---- 5,000 100 so - 5,000 18,000 18 .- 324,0 2 0 • 60,000 Ticket's. CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. First-drawn Ticket, 15th Day, ,C.t0,000 Ditto," ' list Day, 20,000 • - Ditto, 32d Day, 26,000 Ditto, 40th Day, i,OOl. • ,TICKETS and SHARES Of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. • PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket, - - 4.16 •It o , • Half - Bto 0 1 Eighth 3•2 0 . Quarter 5 6,. Sixteenth t z + r .' _Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or ShaN4, may be supplied . by 'sending. good Bills at short-dates Post Of - lice Orders, Bank Notes, dr Cash, to any Licensed • Lottery.Ottice. • The Price-of 'Pickets .and Share's will rise consider , ably before the Drawing. . . . This Da? was pUbliShed, Price 6d.. The Second Edition, of • A DEFENCE of PUBLIC EDUCATION; ad_ JAL_ dressed to the Most Reverend the LORD BISHOP of MEATH, in Answer to a Charge annexed to His. Lord ship's Discourse, preached at St. Paul's On the AnnierSary Meeting of the Charity Children, and published by Ihe_So ciety for promoting Christian Knowledge. By WM. VINCENT, D. D. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W.'Davies, Strknd. - Prizes paid in Sterling Money. ARMY EXCHANCB. WANTED, an EXCHANGE from a Company inone of the Eldest West India, Regiments to one in a Regiment of the Line of one Battalion, lately returned, or now coming Hanle from roreign:servicc.. - Apply, by Letter, to L. M. N. No: 19, East Place, Lam.. beth. THE NOBILI - TY, GENTRY, grki,PUBLIC in general, are respeatv.iiiy inforrnel, J. BU'itG ESS and 1 S;)ri'; GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them in the same Manner that Ins given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justl4%.acquired - superiority Of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion vf the.. countryrit large, and of Persons reside.:t in all parts or the World; and having stood the test of ranksit in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other rich SauCes to Fish, &c. ind'uces tham,'front.tlie numerous Advertisements daily appearing, - to caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Entry other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quelity. West-Inaia./11 1 er;hants; Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in Armrand Navy, suppliedupon elic shortest notice for the East aud.West Indies, &c. . Warehou4e, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. PRESENTS FOR YOUTH, All Half Bound, Vellum Backs, 29. each, with elegant • Frontispieces, 110, AUL-AND VIRGINIA. .11.. Mrs. Piikington's Tales of the Cottage. --. Hermitage. - Biography of Boys. Biography of Girls. New Tales of the Castle. Asiatic Princess. Plumtre's Domestic StOries; •• Governess, or Mcral Scenes.. . Cotton's Visions, in Verse: juvenile Philosophy. The Nursery Garland, or little Poems. Butcher's Moral Tales. • The Bees, by Lady Fenn. Village Maid, or Dame Barton's Moral Stories. Lambert's Advice to a Son and Daughter. Half Bound, Vellum Backs, as. 6d. each. A ViSit to the Aviary. Tales of the Arbour. • Wasel, or the Three GiCto,. Mot.il A mufenionts. Erlward,'or the Foundling. Enchanted Mirror. J uVenile Stories and Tales. •• Choice Tales. . Indian Cottage. - printed for Vernon and Hood, No. jr, Poultry; and J. Harris", successor to Mrs. Newbery, St. Paul's Clturch-yard: SOUTH WALES. FARM ANT) MILL TO BE LETT TO. BE LETT, and entered .twon at ; Candlemas Day next, a FARM, caIIed"GWERNVALE; in the Parish-of Cri4howell, 'in the COilnty. of Brecon, consisting of.a good - Farm House, _ and. gatUbler4lutzbuikliugs, and about 220 Acres of-Arabic, Meadow''and Pasture Land ; and also a ;;pod Water Corn Mill, which has been lately erected, and supplied with a good Stream of Water in the driest : Seasons : the whole is in the tenure"of Edward Parry.—The 'Landis so situate, that Water, for the purpose of Irrigation, may be brought over alma every. Field in the Farm. Apply to Mr. Everest; Greenwich; Kent; or to Mr. John Mound, Builder, Brecon. • • FRIMLEY WASTE LANDS. By Order Ofthe Commis"sioners, under the Inclosure-Ad, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . - On Monday, the Bth Day* February, 180 z, at the White Hart Inn, Frirnley, in the C.outity of Surrey, . • By•: l ll4essrs HODSKINSON and Co. L) IX ALLOTMENTS of LAND, Two whereof are near the Gelcten Farmer; and Four others are adjoin ing to the Basingstoke Canal ; The whole containing soo Acres ; or thereabouts. . • • Printed Partici4lars may be had of Mr. Smalipiece; Stoke, near - Guildford, Surveyor ; at Mr. Mumford's, Greville street, Hatfon-garden, Surveyor ; Messrs. Hanson and Birch, Chancery-lane, Solicitors. KENT. :WOODNESBOROUGH,- N'EATi SANDWICH. 4 • TO. BE SOLD BY..APCTION, .7 'At the t Ountaki Inn, Canterbury, on Saturday the %3d Day of January inst. at Three o'cloe.k in the AfternootG sub ject to such Conditions of Sale as will then and there be produced; A VERY COMPACT, DESIRABLE FREE . HOLD ESTATE;'sititated ill the Parill of Woodncs borough, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Can terbury to ,Sandwicli, and the Road- leading from the same Turnpike Road to Wooduesborough, and the Road leading from Ash to Woodnesboroush i now-in the occupation of Mr. Vetin'a. - ., Under a - Lease wrah expire at Michaelinas next, coMprising The, NfANOR of RING LETGN; With the Quit-Rents, Rights, Privileges, and othet Appurtenances thereto belong ng ;- and at+ that the Capital Messuagei or Whinor-House, called Ringletiin, with the Farm-House; - Cottage, :Barns, Stables, Oast-house, Granaries, and other "t'uitahle Out buildings (all id goad repair), Gardo.nt And Orchards' thereto belonging, situated in the CentreOfthe,Estate. And also all those Seventeetlitekeral Parcels of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Brooks, Hdp4Uround, and WoN - I. Land,' lying in. a Ring- Fence.' to - the.oaaid Manor-House also be. longing ; the whole - co4lainittg, by a late Admeasurement; 19z Acres, or thereabouts,.' And also - an Inclusute, :containing One Acre, or there abourt, wiiereon a Wind-mill formerly stood, being Parcel of the said Manor and Landa, and situated near thejarns. The Estate is' eionetated froth the Land-TaX, and the Tenant will shew the Premises. - d: or further -Particular's,. inquire at the OUlec of Messrs. - Jemarett and Son, Ashfotd, where a Map of the Estate and thoCountcr-parr. of the Lease may be seen ;. of Messrs. Dud. low and hurt, Town Mailing. or of Mr. Kemp, Canterbury. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Two Pocket Volumes, and adorned with Plates, price izs. in hoards A new Edition, being the Ninth', of LEGIAC SONNETS and other POEMS:. By. I' 4 . CHARLOTTE SMITH, Printed for T. Cadet', jun. and W. 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Rivingtbn, No. • 6z, St. PatiPs Church-yard. • The Poetical Register is intended to 'Comprise . all . those Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of prescrvijzon, which arc to be found in- the various Periodical 'Publications ; original Contributions from Literary Charaders•; concise Criticisms On the principal Poetic and Dramatic ProdueliOns with a complete Catalogue; Notites of Works de s igned' for the Press; and Biographical SketeheS of, celebrated Poets, who died in the course of the last year. . . The Original Department of this WOltle will be supported by several Writers of poetical eminence. •. •• • , . Correspondents are requested to send theii:Contribeitions and Notices , as early as possible, addre t iscd t o th e Edi t or un der Over to MesSrs. Rivingtorts; St. PattPS Cifurch-yatd. • • SECONLI'EDMON. •• ' :•• This Day were published, Price 2S. 6d. EFLECTIONS at the CONCLUSION of the WAR; with an Alipendii on the rumoured Coalition of. Parties. - . ..By JOHN . BOWLES, Esq. 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THEORY and ..L,L.,PRACTICE of PLANE and SPHERICAL TRI GONOMeTR Y, and the Orthographic and Sterographic Projections of the Sphere„ including the Theory of Naviga tion ; illustrated by a variety of k'ratlif:al Examples; and pPlied tO the Mensuration °file:grits' and Distances • ro'cle termining the. Latitude by two Altittides'of the Stin, the Longitude by the Lunar. Observations . ; and to.other important Problems on the Sphere, 'and iti Nautical Astronomy. By -. 1 - HOLVIAS KEITH; Private Teacher Of Mathematics and Geography. PrinteA for Lon; - ,nian and Rees, ?aternthrer.r6w ; and Veror. and_ 1100, , in the Poultry, • . „A:4 2 /1•/17,,,' 1:. -v,.(, -.1.-'‘ , .---„_4..... - - , 0 '....,,,y• c, t,-.K.--' .- -_- - - 1 -.....%____- .; -4: 401 •is, A-1, , .,...- :,.._ ... , , ~ -,,......„..., Ai', ,1r ----- ;•dr• C E " \T I. I frO • 414 g(. 4 ir I • -!.\ z4tgr Pl 4 i t_ • [PRICE. SIX PENCE.. E. IND tic E, - No.m)rher IS, rS o l, THECOURT of DIR ECTo S if . kki •# UNITED COMPANY of 1127.1W1LA NTS of ENM, LAND trading to the East ind'es; do heirby give Ne , tic'e; That the Transfer Bcoks <if the s aid Coral's:My': Stock 4011 Li Slott on 'Oirlid4y; Decerisbei: tze.yt, at taco O'tlocki ' and °felled aiu on . ThtersLj', That the Dividend Warraut.: the said Stock, due, the 3t6 of Yantrav, Tali Se read; to Se delver-d '6..; MorWai, tre sith .7andary 1802: WILLIAM R.42VSAY, SEC.. • • fri;ed from its Deleterious Qual r ities. THE Genui!le BLACK DROP a Metikine well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of England (under, the Appellation of the uakv - .'s Black Drop), where it is employed by Medial Practitioners in preference . to any other Preparation of that valuable Prug. Itis applicable in all cases; where,Qpitirn or Laudanum are advisable, and is free front the distrc:ssiag cifcct resulting from their use, tis particularly serviceable in Nervous and SpasmodicMfedions, • Pains in the HFaci arid Stoma* De.._ prsSion Of. Mind,. Gout; Pheurriatisin (especially, 'when. afreding. the Tretli and gums), Colighs, Astlmias; and tilt producing Pain 'Nara ot'Rest. Each not au is accompatied.w.t! - , proper Direelions. Premed by C. Whittell, Chemist, Chester; and, by Ws appointment, Fold . in London by. Smith; IsTp. a 9, Haymarket Itchy;.No.33s,, and Joboult And Co. No. r 50., Oxliord-street ; . Ward, No. 324, - 1-folboM ; and Moow, Russel -street, Co •ient-garlin ; .and by tli,fierent. Druggists and Venders of Pa tent Modiei'nei; throughout :the Kingdom. -f, A. liberal allowance to Medkcal Praditiciners-; Drug: gists, and - VenilerS of Parent Medicines. . . EXTRACT FROM THE 'LONOONCAZETTE. TT has been the• study of the Proprietors of the • well-known ANTISCOkBUTIC JIRO tint comma posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPI LSBU RY; at his Dispensary, No. Ls, Soho , -square, London, and Continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public . :agairtst the Iniposittoas whiCh ate daily peadtiekr against Medicines posses.sing. the first. respegahility ;. and-as life virtues ofkue. Atals,:orbutic: Drops have,been found dor only atVatitidote id scorbutic - cortip faints, but a succhisfal re source lam taneptis eruptions, scrophu gout; riteurnatismc and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as. the of cures aecompanying each bottle, given in'im ample bill otdirec. lions; witi •testify, as well as the Treatise on t; &c. written, by the late Proprietor (which may"E'S . prno -had at the Dispensary), single them out As Ii: pbjeaii,tti try; tin, de.; their sant.tiou, such spurious imitations. rbr, this Tea.; son, the proprietors, by the favour, or His. Majesty's Com this,.sic'mers ot the Statlip:o lice, have ititixecra stamp nn each 4ott10; printed in black ink, with the..wOrds " Spilsbary.aiid Co. N0...15-, Soho-square," expressed upod it, .which, if the Purchaser attends to; together with the wont; " by the King's Patent;''' ea 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 { 1s sold at the . Dispensary l .Soho-square;Loadon, in bottles of Ss. and tl. as. each, duty incldded.- • . . ToNA.VAL and MILI'f:IRY OFFICERS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, ,and t)tlatrs etigaged . in long Voyages ; as well • as to Persons of Habits, and those of Sedentary Lives, are now reeointnended ALLAM's • •- . _justly- . celebnited ANTIBILTOUS LAX ATI. Vl.' ,-Pi. L LS, so 'universally esteemed as - ati immediate and efi - edual Remedy for all Inactioh or Obstrtic tion of the Stomach and Botie/s; Eile, - Sickness at Stomach, Distention and grip.: Indigestion, - Bilious or Sick Head-achs; ingot colickYPatnt fI at aency , H Opt C t'wene ss, of the ntrstines. And are particulart . i . ,:iclapted td the Cure and Prevention of THE. E ;OR PILES. - The invariable success of-this elegant Preparation, added to its sate, agreeable, and certain operation, has 'already ac— quired it a degree of celebrity and conflience that -- nothing short of real merit could possibly outain. Thrbugh the United Kingdoms, on the Continent, at St. Helena; and tilt British SettlethentS ha the East, it has been found admirably serviceable as a preventative.of those severe liver complainti, which generally arise froth obstrudiod in the biliary passages and voltich so frequently prove fatal in hot climates; Pf single. dose will generally •be.found the best recomtratta., dation as it Will invariably procure it the future esteem and confidence of the patient, as rrtahyof the first periooages in this kingdom can testify; who have, frequent lyasserred that thdy never would in fttture be without a supply: One Pill only, taken at bed time; as occatiota - maxiequire, will generally be found sutficiedt doSe, requiring no atten tion to diet or cold,- bring perfedly safe at every Season ; and hailing been giVen With singularly good •ellect,during preg_ nancy, they may be safelV Consider4..cl the best' and easiest remedy. ever yet discovered for persons of•biliottS and costivi4 -habits, atal thosq of sedentgrY lives, where.a stifficient adion of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in the in testinal•canal ale producing frequent - head-aeWaitpor; situde„,. sense of oppression; b ciddines, . . . The worst cases otbitions - or sick head-achs- are Certainly and speedily removed bra single dose; xvhiori desirable erict is produced in a much shorter time‘than could be credited but itorii eiperiente. • • - • Purchasers are requested . tonbserve, - the signature of Ed.. ward Hallani, in his hand writing . , appears On tile label covering each boi ; all not so signed are counterfeit,- and de void el:efficacy. The genuine are - told wholesale and retail by B. Shaw;. No. 74; Borough, London' t Retail ; by his;ap poirittherit; by Baxter and Co. GhtsgOw arid Edinburgh; ShaW and Co. Philadelphia; Bull, No.-79; . Dame-strecti, Dublin ; Jones and Co.'s Store, Kiiigston, Jamaica;- and by all reputable 'Medicine .Venders in -Town and Country, in boxes of SS". 94. and ss. sd. each, DUt inclutled, MEDICINE ACT., At the only Warehouse for. Dr. lAINIES's POWD 4R, No. 45, Sr. .Patirs Church-ya.d; a few Doors /loin the Cornerof Cheapside, • , E following MEDICINES ate 5614 at the ' . ' Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im posed by this. Ad; hut no additional charge, has 19:..en made upoti ,Df. JAMES't - .POWDE.R, 141116 h is coritlivied at, Lie original PriCe of 'is. 6d. per Packet. It May also .be hac.kat: rl. 4s. per Dozeni or the quantity. of a Dozen', Packets in one Bottle for al. mss. 6d. Duty included; so that the P übrie are.no stlflerers. . • Burin order to taeititate the opetatiop; and to lessen t burden of. this Ad, which would in a great Measure hake proved a Tax up. n Benevolence; all the other . Medieintsi ,are sold to'any Personspurehasing half a Dozen; or more; . . tree trom• the expellee of the Starrips s. d. s. d: Dr. james'S P.owtier 6 CePhalie Snuff o ills 4 6 Dr. S;reers's Parego- . Cattle Powder i 6 sic Lozenges t •is Dr. Hooper's Pills %i —Camomile Drops s g' -Dr: Austin's. Cha:ybeat , • Esseneeoreoltsfoot 3 o Pills =4 - o EsS'enue of Pepperni. T it 13errrs:Bilious , 5 . 0 Prinskirk Medicines 5 5 Dalb,y's Carminative 1. last's Makne.:,i* • 3 o Tiatil'S' e thereal ogiish'ss,-ots Pills i 6 rit - ' •- 3 6. Gl l ant's Drops 1 - o Greltough's Tinattrei t Norton' Drs . 5 t* Toiu Loienges• ri Dr op's S. o Mr. ~iencer- s Dentrifrice 4 o SpceditrianN - Pills 2 o Freake's Tina. of hark 3 .6' English Coffee. 2 , Fitixham's, by ditto;. z 6 • D:r. So;ansters Tel 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe 2 6 . . I otless's ,IM*driatie convulsiono it 2 6 Tinftretz•—• - • 3 Also; the Genuine Arciltebrmite t • lately :imported; . and most of the othe Propl , ietary Medicines in rep Ute. Order for Eiporration are supplied without. Siam prs, as before this Act. - N. 8., As rainp - Persons particularly Servants and Riles.: he Housei F.' NE WBERY; the Proprie.:. tor; is under the necessity of pointiirg Out; that' it is at that Easr End of St. Pant's; neatest to Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, with these Words in.. o:tibcd : " 'CHF. ()NI y WAREIIO 41SE FOR DR: VAES's fQWDER," 11127 i , 00 5 ° of r44ie -"~ .. -v ,