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:~' I ~' !,01 >/le r Ul IF.f /~~ .J/ NUMBER 4547.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 11 0-MORROW EVENING, • April 14, 1307, will be performed A DAY IN LONDON. The Charaders by , • ' Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. DE CKMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. H. SWOONS, Mr. CHERRY, Mr._.RAYMOND, Mr. WEWITZLR, Mr. PALMER, 'Mr. jOHNSTONF., Mr. DOWTON, • ' -Mr „BARTLEY-, Mr. IVIATHEWS'.' - Miss DUNCAN, Miss MELLON, Miss 130 Ycg,,.., Miss RAY, Mrs:SCOTT, Miss TIDSWELL.. In Acl iv. a Song by Mr. JOHNSTONE. . The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. I , A RT L EY, And pie. Epilogue,by•Miss DUNCAN. After which will be produced ( loth time) a new Grand Ro mantic•Melo-Drame, called • ' • • THE WOOD DiEDION-,_ • Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. • With new Music, Scenes.--Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelir, Hadyknute, Mr._DE CAMP; Guelpho, Mr. PEN LEY • Willikind, Mr. DOWTON i ; Oswy, CUBBON ; Rolf, Mr.:WEBB ; Leolyn Miss C. BRISTOW ; • , . Una. firs. H. SIDDONS ; Clotilda, Mrs. HARLOW E ; • Paulina, Miss KELLY. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit j s. 6d. Second Price -zs. zs. Second` Price is.—Upper Gallery Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the I3ox-office, in Little 'tassel-street. The Doors to be opened at Halt:past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that may be desirous of borrowing .Tempo wry or Permanent SUMS of MON EY, that having. consi derable Sums to lay out. in the Purchase of Annuities, they Cart at all times advance any Strata Money, from On: Hun dred t o Ten Thousand Pounds, on personal or other Securi ties, arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clerffmens' Liviogs,,or Freehold, opyhold, and Lease hold estates, on fair and equitable Terms. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. at No. ror, I _ tr tn,Mstreet, ,near. St. jaines's.square, daily receive; as ""'"' Letters, post-paid, which will be duly answered. ARMY AND.NAVY EQUIPAGE. RE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, -Ftarni tu, recommended, and Beddcomplete, are very MS ped 'l3' to Gentlemen, as being the most portable arid. .„ Superior' to any others made in London Marquees.. C ots Tables and Chairs, on improved 'principles ; Sea o ts, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Musquit to N et Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads,. for East 444 West bitthes, and all Foreign Climates; t t MORGAN and SANDERS's . Patent Bedstead Manut'attory and' Ware; Rooms, NOs. 16 and £7, Catherine-street, Strand. „ Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Im p erial Dining ables, a llowed to be the most complete and F. legant set of :rabies ever yet invented, sic very portable, packing in a Box 1 44 ten i nches-deq. N. B, The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed 'Ware— house. A: PERSON aged Thirty -six had * a small Sdo- . faudau4_ .I.llceration-in bet Hand, giving her-much pain ; it then broke out in her wrist, both her shoulders, and her knee, each Ulceraticiii`diseharging much, and not dispos td to heal ; it then aft aed her right elbow; and these Ulce rations, with a disposition to .;eneral Debility, she suffered Itr twelve years. Her knee W4S healed iu the Worcester; In- Armary, and she experieM:ed some benefit while a Patient for a sirzt time in. St. Bartholomew's Hospital,. when she Made. : aPplcotion for the benefit of SP! LSBU RY's PATENT AIN/ TISCO KIM T I C DROPS, at the Dispensary, go. is, lioho-square, London. By the application of • the Drops for six months her Ulcers gradually 'healed, she regained her strength and appetite ; it is now a twelve month, and she re- , . mains perfectly weil. Ary information of the above tact tw:iy be obtained at No. 9, Duke's-e/wrt, Drury-lane, London. Mr. S ilsbury is not acc:.uot.ible for any Mixture sold, un less the words ."'By the King's Patent" are inserted on the bill of direaions, bottle, and v. rapper ; the Stamp also the Xing.s duty) is printed in ink instead of red ink. Bot tiFs ss. 6d . ; double Bottles los. and larger tl. zs. duty in, eluded. NEW MEDICINE ACT. rNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, Lond on, Pro p rietors of Dr. James'sb Lowder and other valuable Prepa rations, inform the Public, Tat in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will he in future 2S. 9d. per Packet, or I Y ss. 6d, per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets A Bottle (as made up for the Army and Nav y ) maybe had f 7l or IL 4s• And as the words. F. Newbery, N0..45, St. 4-4 ,. 11 1%," are engraved in the - Stamps , wh ich it is p resumed '" 11 be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signa `4re on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices ef•their other Medicines, S tamps included ; but those who purchase six, or more, at 4 time, will be allowed the Stamps glltis. I. d. • • t. d. tr• larries's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 1 ) ° . In.a Bo ttle - 2.4 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate - bO• Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - .4 T o,. large Box 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark 'o 114‘ Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Hitxhain's ditto 3 .o bt• Steer's 0 podeltioc s 6. Tonic Pills - 2-9 convulsionOU - 2 6 English Coffee • - 2 .9 b" t 0 Nitre Drops 6 Carruth er s' Drops 2 9 Qamomile Drops t 9 Essence of G inger. 9 A ". Paregoric Lozenges Ditto Peppermint • I Vlgibatui"sßlois.ditto Dr. HOoper's Pills ic l 'enceofeoltstbot 3 6 Grant's Drops - S Pence's Dentifrice 4 o I nglish's Scots Pills- I o Cephalic Snuff t o Henry's M tguesta 2 6 V.jones's Rheuin.'Tina. 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Errys Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Class' s - 3 6 Dr. Solandcr's Tea 2. _ 9 Nv,. .„,..lison's Alterative . 4 6 Greenott<h's Tinaure .f: Odontalgic 2. g Do. Tolu Lozenges . 1 , 4 _ 4 . • B. As many Persons mistake the House of Messrs. Newberg, observe, that it is at the, East End of St. Paul's, i?ttr Doors from Cheapside , with these worcis• inscribed on . stunt—" TIIEtt)NI2Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. 14AES's POWDER." TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the, First-drawn Ticket in the GOVERNMENT STAVE. LOTTERY; which begins Drawing TO-MORROW, at every Ticket drawn on that Day will be a Prize. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of ,C 20,000 are 4 - - - 10000 lo 3 0 - - lOU 4 3 5a 3000 - 2o - poo First-drawn Tickets to eacit - A:8o,000 ' 40,000 . 20,000 - 10,004 50.0 • 3000 ;000 - - - - bOOO - 500 20, A 3 - - 6c.',000 30,000 25,0c,0 Tickets 2 50 ,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, ist Day, - - £ zo,ooo . 2d :Day, - 20,000 3d Day, - zo,ooo 4thiJay; - - 20,000 4th. Day, - io,ooo ; . 6th Day, - - io,ooo TICKETS• and S 1-IAI2 ES are selling at all the old esta Wished Offices iii England,l reland, and Scotland. PRESENTPRICE. - • Ticket - - :£l9 18 0 io 3 o Eighth - - ,12 12 o Quarter' - - 5 3 o- . Sixteenth 6 6 TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, First,draVvn Ticket To-morrow, And every Ticket Drawn that Day will be a Prize. HODGES and Co. Stock:-BrOkers, Corn.. ! • hill, Oxford-street, and St. lames's.street, are sellin&; the State Lottery Tickets and Sh:AreS, in good Variety, at the , lowest Prices. The understated are Part of the Capital Prizes recently Shared and,Sold by Hodges and:CO. viz. No. 3 , 944 - 4:20,000 No. 1.34 S - - A7Sopo 2 9,4 6 7 - - 20,000' 3 5 .333 - 5 000 15,70 S 20,000 28,898 - ~50 0 0 t2,l5Ea . 2x , 000 18,060 cOoo . 24,757 - - .1,,u00 36,033 - 7 5000 7,12 r .10,000 9,787 - soon 2,681 io,ooo • 19,44 - - 5000 lOU* , ~ts.„- - -,,,,,,,,iura -- W„,.?, k ,1 1 21..m .- _ti.V. ..._ .... .., 7 ~,.. e ", : „.. _.—,,,,,. r, 4:40 ,4,._,..,.. : „...: ‘rt ... - • s s Wirt; \ .4 kliA‘\\ Itl OiV D A , APRIL 13, 1807. r --- 73. ---- i - vr - -iy -4 ,---- -1 i g cA .........-0, EA i I ALA Si , - 4 N. SALES OF ESTATES. HENRI'ETTA-STREET, CANENDISH-SQUARE. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, OFFICES, STA. BLES, GARDEN, c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chan4e - aliev, Cornhill, on Monday, zsth April, at Twelve o'Clock, • EXDESIRABLE and Eligible LEASEHOLD -ES !'ATE, comprising art excellent Family Mansion, substantially built, in complete order,, and fit for-immediate 'reception, situateon the South Side Of Henrietta-street, Ca vendish-square, containing,- on the ground- floor,a handsome paved Entrance-hill, Dining-parlour, Breakfast-parlour, Study, and Water-closet : on the principal floor, a spacious Drawing-room, with folding-doors to an Anti-room, a large back Drawing-room,- and -Dressing-room. On the second floor, six excellent Bedchambers; and four roomy Attics over. Principal and Secondary Staircases.' On the basement story, convenient roomy domestic Offices .of every de-scrip-- lion, with roomy, airy, Cellarage and Vaults ; Wash house : and Laundry, - wish Servants' Bed-rooms over ; • a 5-stall Stable, two double Coach-houses, loft and rooms over ; a spacious airy Garden-at the back, 7o feet deep. The Premises -are held on Lease, Twenty-three Years unexpired, at a Ground-rent az!. per annum. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, :with particulars, may be had of'Mr. ItOnins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. GE?TEEL RESIDENCE, CLEVELAND-SQUARE, S r. lAmEs's. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By- Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Collee-houSe, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Monday, April zo, at 'Twelve o'Clock, • A VALUABLE and Desirable LEASEHOLD , ESTATE, comprising a suosfantidl ' Brick-built Dwelling-house, three Stories high, tWe rooms with clokets' and other conieniencies on a floor ; neat Entrance-hall, Din i • ng.parlour, and Breakfast- room'; .on the basement, House keepers'-room, Butler's Pantry, with every 'Convenience, Kitchen completely fitted , up, • Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellars. The,Prernises are in excellent repair, of easy access to the Parks, and from the very eligible situation, forms a most' .desirable Residence for : a Single. Gentleman, or a small gen teel Family. . Mtwbe viewed by,Tickets. Partichiars on.the- Premises, at Garr.iwa's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. • • ELIGIBLE COMPACT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, Richmond Hill. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's ColCe• house, 'Change-alley, Corrihill, 'on Monday, April 29, at Twelveo'Clock, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, LA_ coin prising-a substantial Stone arid Brick Buildirig,•forming a compact Family Residence, happily situated on that beau tiful Eminence, Richmond-hill, commanding the rich and unbounded. Views of the Rivers and Country, late hi the pos session of Governor . Penn. The House contains tWo'spacious Rooms on the p:incipal flo , )rs,planned and finished in a hand some sty le,"suitable Bedchambers, and Servants' Apartments, convenient domestic Ottices,- neat Garden, walled round.— The Premises are held under Lease from Trustees of \Vin. Hankey, Esq.'s Charity, at a low Ground-rent. May be viewed by applying on the Premises ; Particulars at the Castle, - Talbpt, and Greyhound, Richmond ; the Three Pigeons, Brenttord ; Star and, Garter, Kew-bridge ; Spread Eagle, Wands Wort ; on the Premises ; and of Mr. Robins, ‘Yaiwick-street,, Golden-square. BOSTON. I,INCOLNSHIRE-. - ELIGIBLE ESTATE, TYTHE FREE. TO BE SOLD BY, AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Monday, the zath of April, at Twelve A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe .173-: free ;coniptibing 222 Acres of particularly rich inclosed Arable Land', in excellent cultivation, lying compatt, divided by thriving hedges, and adjoining the North Forty feet Navi gation ; most desirably situate in the PArish of WybUrton, within three miles of the town of Boston, in the County of Lincoln, in possession of Messrs. Sneaton, and Hammond, at a Rent per annum 6[21. The particularly desirable and irn proveable situation within a short distance of Weston, and ad joining the Navigation, lying entirely compaa, and being in excellent order, render it a most eligible Estate to any per son wishing to invest property in land. • May be viewed by :Applying to the Tenants on the Premises, of Whom Particulars may be had; at the Peacoek, arid White Hatt, Boston ; tVkite II art, Spalding ; Talbot, Peterborough; Mr. Thomson, Solicitor, Starntbrd ; Messrs . . Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand ; at Garraway's; and, of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO BE. SOLD BY. AUCTION-, By Permission of the 'Hon. CoMmissioners of Exci.;e and Customs. At the Royal Oak, Deal, on Wednesday, the isth inst. and following" Day, at Ten, _ SUNDRY GOODS, saved from the .Ship. Iris, I- rhillips Master, wrecked on the Main, near Deal Castle, oft-her voyage from London to Grenada ~- -c onsisting of a large quantity of Boots, Me n 's, Women's, and Children's Shoes Broad -C lot h,tHats,• G loves, Cotton-Stockings, Black Silk Handkerchiefs, Sewing Cotton arid, Thread, Tapes, Bobbings, Bed-ticking, Irish Linen, Muslins, Gown-prints, Cotton, Irish, Checks Russia, Duck, Dimities, Thicksets, Cord, Green Baii,t, Negro Cloathing, and Flannel; Soap, Mould Candles, Paints, Hides, Leather of'sorts,. Saddlery of sorts, Pickles of sorts, ConfeEtionary, Cheese, Sweet.Oili Fruits, -dry. And Preserved ; ,Mustard, Hardware, Tinware, and Ironmongery-of sorts, Iron Pots, japan Ware, Glass Ware, - Bottled and Draught Porter, 8.1 . c. • May be viewed, and Cat. 4 , had of Messrs - . - Ingiis, Ellice, and•Cn. Merchants , London ; Mr. Edward Iggulden, Agent, Deal ; and of Mr. john Parker, Audioneer, Deal..::: • Ti) THE GOUTY ANDINFIRM. SPENCER and plitusl,llN - 5.,, 115, Newgate.-street., I 'mporters of Wine near Fifty years, and sellers - of it genuine, take the liberty•of,recouirriending theirQld,, pry, and Excellent M ADEL RA, Which .has been in their posSes. sion.upwards of Twenty Years, ahain bottles Seven Years. It is in high condition, and will be sound one of the .finest Cordials in Nature in that Disorder, andllie Quality consi dered, uncommonly reasonable. QTAINS of RED PORT WINE, TEA, FRUIT, Ly M 11.1),E W, and every Vegetable matter, , are entirely reinOVed from Table' Linen, Leather Breeches, Cottons, Muslins. Lace, and - other Articles of Dress, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID., ,It,also removes the above Stains from • Ladies' Butf Dresses, and restores all kinds qt Linen to their original whiteness, when discoloured by bad wishing, disuse, or 'Ong sea voyages, without any injury to - the Texture of the Cloth. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. Her Majesty's Chemists, No. z 7, Haymarket, London ; sold also by Shaw aitd Edwards, and F. Newbery, . St. Paul's Church..yard ; Bacon and • Go. No. 550, Oxford-street k Warren and Co.' No. 41, Cheapside ; Hazard, Bath; Cope, Birmingham ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh ; and by the principal Perfumers and Medicine7Venders in Town and Country, in Bottles, .at 35. each. *** Hudson and Co. .beg leave to caution the Public against any I:notations of this Article titch:r the name of any (niter person : it has been used arid approved by many re spec-lA-Ile families, and in the Army for several years, but they cannot be answerable for the elteds of any which is nvt prepared by themselves. TO-MORROW The Drawing of the STA•I E LOTTERY will commence, and the First drawn Ticket on that Day wilt be entitled-to 1' WE N TY.TNOUSAND POUNDS. HAZARD, BURNE, and CO. • No. 0 , Royal Exchange, who Sold all the First drawn. CAPITAL PRIZES in th last Lottery, are -selling. TI CKETS- and SHARES for the present STATE LOTTER Y. The .First-drawn Tickets on the ad, 3d, and 4th Days of Drawing, will be also entitled to TWEATy THOUSAND POUNDS each. EVERY TICKET A PRILE No. 4, CORNIHIL,,and No. 9, CIL BISH respectfully 'acquaints the Nobility, A. • Gentry, and the Public,. that•all TICKETS in the STATE LOTTERY, drawn TO-MORROW, will be P-RILES ; .and every Ticket drawn- on that Day is intrinsi cally worth more than Thirty Guineas.. The First•drawn Ticketlis entitled to Tw Ji IsITY - atoll - SAN D PutlN DS. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where No. 663 i, a Prize 30,0.0 i. in, the last Lottery, and Twenty other Capital Prizes, were sold, shared, and registered. - • • The SCHEME contains • 4 prizes of -Zzo,boo I 4 Prizes of - ,05606 4 - - - 10,000 i 0 - - - fOOO &c. &c. *,./* Lottery begins To-morrow. • STATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of - ,C 20,000 110 Prizes of - Soo 4 - - - - Lo,ooo to 4 -.- sOOO I &c. £cc. C. SWIFT' and Co. No. Poultry,, and No: i 2, Charing-cross, are selling the TICK ETS and„S HA RIBS of the present STATE LOTTERY, which begins •Draw- Mg TO-MO it R 0 w. This Lottery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitals, and gives to,the first Three Thousand Tickets iol, each, over and abode any other Prizes that may be4iawn against them. • EIGHTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES ;n the last and.pre. ceding Lotteries, were Sold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices. SHARED BY HORNSBY and Co. In the last Lottery. No: Igis44, a prize of 2,,0t,01. in-fifteen Shares. 6716; a prize of pool. in five Shares. 1 . 3c0, a prize of cool. in nine Shares: - • • ' 44, a prize of pal: in sixteen Shares. Like Wise in former Lotteries No 33,979, and No•• 4 2 ,559, both prizes of 30,0001. and Two Hinsd red and Thirteen Prizes from cool, to 30,c001. have been shared and sold by Hornsby and Co. • THE TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SI XT EENTFIS arenow Selling, at the 'lowest priests ; and the Money for the prizes paid on demand. - The Scheme contains much novelty, and is highly approv ed of.- The Drawing begins. TP,MORROW, with a zo ' 0001. fot the First-drawn Ticket on the first day ; 20,0001. zdclay ; 26,0301. - 3d day ; zo,OOOL 4th day ; 10 , 000 1. sth day ; to,oool. 6th clay. Orders by Letter or Carrier. .executed exaaly on the same Terms as if present, at either of their licensed State. Lottery .01fices,•26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cros., and St. Marga ret's Hill, Borough. mEssits. BRANSCOMI3 and Co. Joint Con traelors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. tr, HolbAn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, liaymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an iminectiate attention of the Public to the Scheme of the New LO TT E RY, which will be found to contain an unusual number of Capital P rizes ; and the first-drawn 'Pickets on each of the first tour days of drawing must be entitled to to,ocol. each ; and the first drawn 3Goo Tickets will diiide a bonus of 30,6001. over all Tickets that are drawn subsequently ; therefore an early pur chase is recommended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries tor ;805 and 1806; sold, in 267 different Shares, the following Capitals, namely, No. 3330 . . viol. No. 13,747 • . • T0',01501. 17,477 .. . 10001. 456 . . 20,0v0L 24,699 • • . ,-toool. 92,19 . . . 20,0001. x6,80t . . 20001. 21,643 .. . 240001. 17,915 . . . 2,0001. • 7686 . . . 20,c2.01. 4077 . • sooot. 7757 • .z 0,02,21. • t,B7t . . . ioool. • 52,719 • . With 16 Prizes of - 5001- and a great nUmber'of tool. soi,' &c. &c. and where the first 30,0001. and the last 25,0001. ever sold were shared. Schemes:gratis ; and. Prizes paid on demand. • STATE LOTTERY, To commence Drawing TO-MORROW, ICHARDSON,GOODLUCK, and Co, aCorn .I.N. hill and Charing-cross, London, recommend the Scheme of the present LOTTERY to the attention of phd Public, as it contains a greater nuMbei of Capital and other Prizes than_ any fOrmer Lottery, with so small a . immber of Tickets; and every one of them drawn on the first Three Days* Drawing will be entitled to Ten Pounds, independent- or any other Prize that may be drawn against the same ; so•,that a consi derable number of the TWenty Pound Prizes wi!l receive' Thirty Pounds • the Fiity Pounds, Sixty, &c. &c: and the Drawing of the Capitals are so arranged, that it is peculiarly advantagr. •-=, to those who purchase early. - First-draven Ticker; Ich ,C2,,,000 Ditto; Second Day, z3kl April, - • Ditto, •Tnird Day, zd May, - , 20,z too . Ditto• Fourth Day, tzth_May, 20,00 a - Ditto,. Piletli Day, 16th -May, to,-co Ditto, Sixth Day, t9th May, - in,•>o • TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by Richardson, Goodluck, aid Co, • _T,D.icr9r • axa px • [PRICE SLX,PEN CEe NAI'Y-OFFICE, April, i 707. rTHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and C . 0.41 . - ill !SS lON ERS His Majeays Navy do In:teby gt? e Nqice, that on Thursday the 2 3,i irritant, at b , 4 thrY will be read . ), to treat With such Persons as IMO' be 'willing J. an. trat7 jar supplying North American Masts and Bowsprits ; Canada White Oak. Timber and Plank ; and Canada P.cd Pine and TiMber; des. ttscc. • Draugh:s of the Control? ingy 6e seen at this Office. N. Tender will be received of/er Twelve o'Clocl o n e !lay of Mary, - nor any noticed unless the Paro , , or an Agent for aim, attends. TABES DORSALIS • f - or, the Consumption in- • cident to Young Persons of SalaCiOus DiSpositious, it •so little treated of by the ancient Practitione•s of Medicine, as well as - .through the deliCacy of-Modern Physicians, that an adequate idea of it cannot be colleztcd from their writings. It is necessary then to say, that :the first symptoms of the Tabes Dorsalis are easily discerned by involuntary noeturnal emissions ; pains in the back, as Well 'as oaten in tile head ; fornication of the spine ; aching pains ; and weakness of sight ; defeet of memory, by an extreme . ileyedion of the mental faculties ; and contingent to these are h or,a_ se r erta • meagre visage; etriaciat , d body ; irregular astlnsiatie scrisa tions ; which; Pieceditiga syndrome of hectical cotnplaints, ultimately close. the fatal catastrophe. Tho of toe Ct • !MIA 13A 14 of GILEAD is daily demonstrated, in the worst and-mo , t dangerous symproii.s of Ner vous Disorders; and nothing has tended so mud) tdestablish the fame of this Medicine, as its certain success 1.1 those complaints, which strike their roots so deep in Consf;:to tion, and ate Si) fatal to the happiness of •Mank The Cordial Balm of,Gilead is earnestly rec rit3iended to all PetsonS labouringiunder those cruel maladies ; • 'licit break out in a variety of symptoms, scud fur whim tti,s salubrious Cordial is a safe and certain rerried,-,. comfo, ting the stomach, and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone to t:ke whole nervous system. 'As Dr. SOLOMON'S praaice,is now become so great and extensive, and -his •constant engagements regtiir, a consider- . able portion of his time and attendance, he expeas, when consulted, the usual Compliment of a -Guinea ; 'but all writ ten cases, or letters of advice, and unacco:npenied with an order for Medicine and remittance, to he answered at his sure, are required to inclose only Hail...a-Guinea Such let ters should, for safety, be thus directed- 1 ° Money-letter, Dr. -Solomon, Gilead House, nearLiverobt; paid double postage." —Letters may he ordered to be addressed. fur X. Z. or A. 13. at the Post-Office, till called far.. ' A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. ' . The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half.a, guinea• each; there are also bottles, - price 335. containing equal.to four bottles at tos. 61. by which the Patient saves 9s. including also the duty ; the swill) of which bears Coe ProPrietor's name and address, " Saituel Solomon, Liver.. pool," to imitate - which is felony. N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all letters, whatever, must be paid. • The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-impetigineS, and Ab... stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," - are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. i, Strand, London ; Smith, Perfumer, No. 38. and Mr. RaOurn, North Bridgei Mr. Baxter and Mr: ScomSouth-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder - and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter,. laFgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; Browning, Paisley ; H.- Craw.. ford,,Kiltnarnock ; W. Youtg, Irvine ; A.. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside; Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvari; 1. Caron, New. Douglas • T. M'Millan,-Kirkeudbriglif; T. M C redie, Kirk: 510 y I . r e•- p. erargie, Montrcfse; •t. Mit - cheli, and j. Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Banlr; i'vl‘lotosh, Inverness ; .T- MiKenzie, StOrria:way ; P. Taylor, Stranraer •, johnson - and Bisset, Perth ; I.V.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunferrriline"; Wilson, bUnhar ; Vinnet; -Ar broath; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; .Phorson, 13erwict ; Weddel, Alnvvick ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and larniesnu, Pe terhead ; A. M`Donald, Trongate, Glasgfm; and by most Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. • • - • ' To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New 13ridge-street, London. SI2, EdillbUrgh, May 2, TRO O . TN the .Spring, of 1794 I w s affileced with, a. Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indimser eke for five months; but was then obliged to apply t., a, regular -Physicist', who put a temporary stop to oc yiru- , lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for s(Mie time; but growing, in spite of all • medicine and the advice, of the first Gentlemen of the . Faculty here, worse and worse •for'two years, I was reduced• to a state - almost • un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, • and ulcerated from head- to foot.-My head, throat, inoutb, nose, legs, arms, 'esc. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; - izr - strort, - I—have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on toy body, and nearly totally de priVed of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula. cue all my case—suffice it to say,. there never was, Or evet • will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a mete compli cated nature. 1. was tong looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes,:ot recovery ; ann, in., deed, in my then conditicn, death was 'preferable to my more than, miserable .state. In oils dreadful st ttl4 ion did' I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in- my way a Newspaper containing the-'case Of a Mr. )1. of Plymouth—my fr!ends read it; 1. could; not.--I, sent and procured; sorhe of Your' 'L EA K E'S PATE NT PILLS,, which,, by using from tiine to time s arm - pqw„ and have long been, (after more than tour years inclescribable distress), in•as.good a state of •hcal tit as ever I enjoyed_,;_' as _ 2. proof of this, I had a rine, thriving, healthy, child, born to me a lbw months ago. In g ratitude to God, -and ir. hopes of rendering my fellow-creaturo service, I r e q u es t ypu to publish y ba friends, is., ~.‘ b i y u letter evr e or gu p a e l rs n o i n in . e and none b f e his satisfied;hd you may at any time refer pet•Soffs 'Mid wish to of the truth, of this, oc furthe r ' exceed it, I have frOm experience every re a s on to assure Mankind, that in your LE A.l<, E's PILLS they , will find'e sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, for the most,.thead. cu A la s rs fe *, w to cases- me or ib m r ful.s!age of , the Venereal Discase,"which is rolled 114 ES. 1 HOMPQN,, * Insurmountable family reasons preVent malting my name and aslcirs_its public ; but creditable • persontitlcally wanting information may also be referred to me, and my friends.by.Mrs: Clack,. RainSay-Gardefis, , Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, - • • T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of 'SU rgeons in Lontion4 at hivhanse, No. o. New lfridge-tilreet, Where he will give Advice withot.it a fee, to persens tak ing these Pills; ‘ and ‘will answer -patients letters, it pest. paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the _most Inviolable secrecy, nu person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their uwn.particular request; by the. liritS prietor,-Iltriitg the course or Chore than thirtysix years, that he-has had, the concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. , . They are also sold by hti ppointmenf, fe - ir the ooriVe "nience of-those at a•-distance, by 'Alt: :114xtet, SOuth-liridge; Edihburgii ; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, 7 c, ja.s goi.v, to w hcim • a IsO Mr: •T . refers - for his addrei4l • the Vertu:tiers, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, ; Mr. Robertson's 'Toy-shop, No: f 43, uxtbrd-street; Mr. I)is borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mt. Bull,- Dame -street, Dublin ; 4ritt by:one person in every considerable town irk- Great-Britain and 1 reland; in Buxes..of only 24. g r it: each, •scalexi hp with full and plain, direetions ' .whereny' persons of either Sex may`-cure therrrselyes %%itll ease and secrecy. N. B. Eyery Box sold in Great Jqitain is scaled. , tip with , a Sthnip, on which, by favour of tile Cemmis sioners, printed, at the Stamp-0 Ilice—" No 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, situ all ouaers ace couritcrii:ils. • . THEATRE ROYAL, COVE/NIT—GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 14, 1507, will be. Pert - owned TOWN AND COUNTRY; . r, ' Or, WHICH. IS BEST ? • • The princi• al Charaders hy Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KENIBLE, Mr. BRUNTON,, KEMBLE, Mr FAWCETT, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY , Mr. EMERY, Mrs. GLOYER., Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON, Mrs. PAV EN PORT, Mrs. EMERY, .Mrs, LISTON.. .. E . L" ; the Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON , -*" I'llogue by M r.•FAW C ETT and Mr.BLA N CHARD. WITH - HARLEQUIN • AND MOTHER GOOSE; or, THE GOLDEN. EQG. Principal Charaders, • Mother Goose, Mr. S I 11 , 1 %10 NS ; • Cohn, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80. . LOGNA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squireitugle, afterwatils Clown, Mr. -G RI MAL DI ; Oddlish, Mr. MENAGE.; • C.abin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMALLEY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. Thursday next, a new Pantomime Ballet, called The ogre and Little Thumb; at, The Seven League BOots. ors tirc ir- Iva' ttic ad. rs.)l att.! bO' • lICC )40. ' dia' fi?l , Risit !rile rgc I and