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A .-- •.e . A pP" -- - .1( "t ' 1 V , ..) *. ~. .: ; *), of ~...-,,:...f., - lii ov \ t -.: I P.C.4 rafq t tP7 !L . : 401 1*,..4C 441 P - I\l,f - -::::: a l, , ' F fr; g t ri A "ti r) ' 4.4 7- . • s O.V 7 i-4 4 .i. c. 9 "...'.._,‘ f_ -- :2. _-- w. 4 .71 , .1- 7 't'' - \i ...-',..5.,,‘5%•%1%,,-F..-;',, •,,... 'ir;),,r. ~.<!A , .44 '''---------- • 4:2 1 4 ) ...,,-:- 7. ,- ,-1-5- -- - 4 -,----:-. 2•. - -- ;:ic • - jt - - - ;:---&• -----.-.."'-- - , .;•,.‘' - el --,-- -5:-- • 47 91 . 1 : ' -.-, '.:-.' ",^,•,//mlii T:E 5 e" Ait NUMBER 2,016'd URSDA MAY 20, 1802. [PRICE , SIXPENCE. Admittance FIVE SHILLINGS Only. RANELAGH. Pre-MORROW EVENING, May zrst, will 1) Exhibited, A SUPERB FIRE-WORK, In Honour of the Birth-Day of Her MAJESTY. F R utsT DIVISION on the. WATER. 'ckke L, Fountains, and Balloons. • half_ SECOND DIVISION. Ns.POund Sky-rocket s; Tourbillons ; an Air Balloon il c'olnated; Guillochees illuminatect; Bengal lights; a wian,d regulating Piece, in 4 Mutations—First, a vertical 4ei ; Second, a fixed S un; Third, an Interlacement ; k„, r th; a brilli an t Gl ory, i n rayonnant Fire ; a Fli g h t of ets ; a Battery of Roman Candles; 2 vertical wheels, M ini nated in Bl ue , Whi te, and Yellow Fires; a grand 44e Diamond Piece. 1 on e THIRD DIVISION. •F PoUnd Sky-rockets; the S tar o f , Malta; 2 Horizontal I , : b les, with 2 Vertical Wheels, and a 13lea! Wheel at the C a p; Bengal light s; 2 Thunder W•lieels; the Star and av e r Wheel ; a regulating Piece, in 3 Mutations—t; irst, ir e • whvel; Second, ivr Pointed Star, in Silver ,Chine se l ' h irct; a ditto , in rayonnant Fire ; a Girandole ; 2 Trees. conclude With a Grand Tern e, illuminated with an Air Balloon, Flights orkockets, &c. 4 C°N CERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will performed. A nd in the centre be of the Rotunda, will be exhibited a - of ~ . At 0 , Desiped an TEMPLE executed by . MrPEACE.!CAPOW. _ k •!te 'End of th e C ana l will he erected the whole of the orr li g, • with the 1 Ilurninatio n s. and 7•Transparencies. as von order ed g' M. OTTO, on t he E v e n i ng Of the Proclama; •I . ~13,,-, , iNi n -,. - -.s to he opened at Eight, the Concert to commence at - ci 4 9 t d t the lire-Works at Eleven,pre4sely. 1 ance 's. each Person, C . k.e 'ilii Tea included. I 11-1 5„ =lou e. 1 ic kets, tor private.Coach.Stands to be ktad at - Rane,agh ..._ Pr H E N EW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. i , E Publi c are respedfully inflirme:(l . , . that this of p-ranorarria exhibiting:a GRAN D• V I ENV . of . the• C I . TY• Aiii nte l ti§ and Environs, is now openfor publi , c inspettion ;. Ili e L ; 1 from Drawings made on the -North : West Tower . of th e Church of Notre-Dame,, since the Signing . tcii4e Pr eliminaries 'OT Peace, by J As. DE MARIA, wilt : title open from Ten till dusk. - • I \l. n Admittance One Shilling.. .., • A Pe rson regularly attends to explain the Piattre._ • Al ENSIGN o f a Sec AßMY., ond Battalion is desirous-. fi r e than lgin exchanging ignso- a Regiment whc.re there 110 . t E Ens 44 % t A particulars rnay be known by an applicaion, ill writ- • • L. Northumberland C:o'ffe:-hous l / 4 :, Sir4n4. .1-ty HANLEY CHAPEL. • CURACY of HANLEY, in the Cdunty df • stair • . . °RI, being now vacant, the Trustees in whom the P4 R . 100 is vested, invite Candidates for the Situation. lla i „.,Nars as to Duty, Emolument,- &e. may be known, `"ciition to the undersigned JOHN YATES, ? ~laChapel Wardens. •S. WRIGHT, S ISo2. • - - The PARIS NEW DII.I.IGNCES, At only 4L 13s. each I.;assengef. Oti•Cfrom the Golden-Cross, Charing_Cross, t ead e i '' ri erY Morning and Evening, .to the Ship and King' s 'our„, nsi- Dover ; the Silver Lion,- .Calaisi Calais Hotel, f ° , 4 e' so ne u i London - Hotel, Amiens ; and to Mr. St.. G . ce.. "vel t Bouloys-street, Paris, from whence Carriage s 44 iiv ° All the principal Towns in France, Italy, and Ger_ . 4 11 , 4 ,e 5 , r i 11e Public are requested to notice, tlig above Car t pr es ';iitkvz conducted in a manner, far superior fo any other nt established. kl ~ utToN ORIGINAL - COACHES, at Reduced Fares, v , 4 Out every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se_ en oc , Eight o'Clock ; and every Night, at / T en ( luring the Sea Son,. front the Golden. Cross, - Char.' Old White-Horse 'Cellar, Gloucester Cotti:e e,, uriecadsliv, and . Swan, Lad-lane ;to the Coach-Of_ 'reri t - • V I- street, and to the Castle, Old and New Si-s.lp t i 'xighton. • ctil ars lerq Packets sail three times a Week to Diep . pe. Par 'oh'e t r laY be had at the Grilden CrOss. s. A "sTi3c)u RN' COACH sets off from the. Golden • F rorn'RANISGATE for FRANCE., AC FIVE Packet, THOMAS FULLER, 14 C o ond 4141:Ander, burthen eighty-tons, sailed for Calais on IC litY with Passengers and Baggage, and will , k:9nstantly going to and from the place. Any 4 , 3 " W lshing ttigt3 to any of the adjacent Ports, may have 4 Sei . t i i Ntr y, respeetfully informs the Nobility. and °se w , slung Rainsgate, Margate, and the Vicinity, with l Anc e 11 ° may NV; Sh to . m4ke their route by Ramsgate to that they will meet with ever); accommodation that 1411se ha'A rou ' nct the i Coas ' t, withadvantage of leaving g.at It. it Any tune of the. tide ; 'and 'T. Hiller, under a u 4 ke l i h "° ,l age, has • pared neither expence or trouble to 14, le above Vessel's accommodation elegant and cornmo 'lot havingevery other quality to make the pasSagotele the Vj.e.asant'and expeditions in the United Kingdom. to be spoke with on board - , or at the King's Head "‘anigate.—Letters duly attenzieci to. SOMERSET. . t () / 4 1/ SOLD, -a MOdern-built FREE-STONE t ' 6 4l tain i i, ( . 3 ,, li S F-,! tit. 'to; . the.' residence of .a Genteel Family, t c llt'h a%, Drawn - ig, Dining, and Breakfast, Rooms, wi!i . i t ' 5-- ' - ` 4)l ' ' —'''' 'Servai v -' Rooms, and ei::.l} 1, i s ,, ns uyt..i,besides , _ ~. . e t 411,,&_,convenience -;' a. Coaeh..house • tour-stall Stale,. %,,,oi -j , 4 ,'„,`1? &c•with Twelve Acres ot. rich Meadow, at till Oti • 4 , 1 - r ," . ‘:,,,i , •; , 11 the House stands, wi•,11 .. Plantations on eatil Illto -vvalks, \vith ;or without a, I Arm and House- ad hiiie.,g.).oc the value of tool leer year and upward,),; . twelve t kli i ( ; l l ,‘ 4 ,vi t t r i ° i7 l l Er,.ctiol.,. and near . lyLth , ,..- same * distance from Bath; t lll .-ii- leze - 0 rnle., frog! !fie. Turnpike Road ; the road l i , I. q;.., goott, in a tine ,Healthy country : Coals at a .- "q 'ance pruorr reasonable in a goo neighbou - . o .re u l. v i h i ere tw ' 'o Packs,o 4 f - Hounds are kept, • A t piece . or two I I,E 'and May be had with the House, if •required.-- st ate •, .. ti l)ireci is, I. reeheld. r'st6i (Post-paid) for particulars to M. R. Post Office, 1 1 - • t'eliecr'ate possession may be had and the Furniture will ....'l3used, ot t o a Purchasc'r, if desired-, , - • I Vli l O, , . , - 0 Q th e _' 1 lON never having been so general as at r 4 ,4 P.esent crisis of time; it is a duty incumbent on every htati,,wnts, in possession of a Aledicine'of established I'- 11" , sii ) ii' to adopt the most-certain means of,Preventing the e t N)li c; lt ,Y, of a spurious. composition being - rbisted on th e . Q . 44 ,, to the obviously endangering the raves Of the . afflict -1,1%.,,,,t‘e,Lia1e4erve,.11.y bringing an invaluable preparation into 11 p ro "L It is .tirese considerations that induce the pre -I)AolPrefors-of the well-,known ANTI SCORBUTI C . t:sp eris; tirstwrepared by the late Francis Spilsbury, at his ii„cqui.(2.;., °• ts„, Soho-square, to acquaint Nervous, rQ 1 11,... L ,',"0ty, and Rheumatic Patients, that andsbove is - „.• .1 It iar •.... !where . t '4 %Sio, ''' they are prepated genuine, that lo}: 4 4in , ~ ot the Coininissianors of Vie Stamp-Office, a tOlc)rd,l" l'r ' nted ili black ink, is affixed to Lich bottle, with the. Y th:K§.Plisbilty'and Co. No. fi, Soho-square," with 14' 4 ti, e - n „Ing's Patent," on the Boittle, Bill, and Wrapper, 1 17 elli.i ri ti : C •S inxy. be convinced of being Si pplied,with ti s: „r.c Jriqedicine, which is Sold in bottles, at ss. and. evlit itc;;i l) 4 lOuty,.inclilkl ,. ..-, by the general Verniers of Pakent % n 4r‘ ovntry... , . ii, • • • THE ANNVERSARY of the BIRTHDAY OF Tiff RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM PITT, WILL BE CONI1,11 , "140R: ATED 3n FRIDAY, the 28th of MAY; at the London Tavern: EARL SPENCER in the Chair. - STEWARDS. 'Marquis of Worcester l ..-" ,- )own, Esq. Earl of Euston , 5;•,, , ..-:gerton,- Esq. • -Earl" Temple - Ln Gen Egerton Viscount Morpeth C. R. Ellis, Esq. lord G. Levis o n Gower R. Ellison, Esq. • • Lord Louvaind Fane, Esq. Sir j. Wrottesly, Bart. N. B. French, Esq. Sir W. Lowther, Bart. Francis Gregor, Sir H. Mildmay, Bart. Robert Milligan, E.Sq.' Sir R. Vaughan, Bart. W. Manning, Esq. _ Sir J. W. Stuart, Bart. T.. Raikes, Esq. Sir R. l'eele, Bart. Hans Shiine, Esq. E. W. Bootle, Esq. G. H. Sumner, Esq. - W. R. Cartwright, Esq. Samuel Thornton, Esq. W. Dickenson, Esq. J. Tunno, Esq.. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of Mr. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly ; and at the Bar of the London Tavern. Dinner on Table at Five o'clock. TH E ANNIVERSARY DINNER o the 1: PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY will be at "the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, WEDNESDAY, 2tith May, iBoz. PRESIDENT. • His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, in the Chair. • VICE-PRESIDE::;26. His Grace the Duke of Leeds 'too'. Philip Pusey Most Noble the Nlarq. Salisbury Geo. liardinge, Esq. M. I', :.. Right Hon. Earl of Aylestord' James Sims, M. D. Right Hoit. Earl Spencer John Harman, Esq. . Right:Hon. Viscount 13ulke. ~amut..l. Bosanqu....t, Esq. Right Hon. Viscount Cremorne llsaac Walker, Esq. Edward Gale Boldero, Bsq. Treasurer. - , . ' STEWARDS. Joseph Bradney, Esq. John A nthonrßuclier, Esq `, George Collings, Esq. I. Barker Richards, Esq. Natlradiel Collyer, Esq. 'Charles Vigne, Esq. l ' Henry Harman, Esq. , ) Peter Warren, Esq. ~ lamas Halforcc Esq.' - • . I John Wild, Esq. _ Dinner on. Table at Five o'clock precisely. y' . -*** Nu Colleaionlfter Dinner. ' Tickets Jos. 6d. may be -had of. the Stewards ; of Mr. Tho. Rooke, Secretary, Armorers'Alall, Colanan-treet ; at the Bar of the Tavern, and of -the Society's Colledors. ROMAN CEMENT. 4ESSRS. PARKER -and Co. Bankside, South -Wark, manufaolure Cement, or Mortar, for building in Water, which far surpasses in utility Dutch Terras, or any other kind of Mortar i it gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an ,uncommon degree of strength and cohesion ;* it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as,S tone, and may be exposed even to the aCtion of the Sea, without i'n t jurv. all Buildings, therefor e intended t o resist, or contain Water, this Cement may ,b e used with singular advantage ; 9r it may 4e lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, for common purposes. . • They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with,"of the same hard and durable fiature as the Cement : it preserves the walls from wet and damp, ana maybe executed so - as completely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and G utter. Stones,• cheaper than Na— tural Stone. - FOR PUBLIC SALE, Jack's Coffee-house, over. the Corn Exchange, on Mon day the 24th May, 1802, at Half psst One o'Clock pre cisely, rr9-1E folloc4iing GOODS, viz, for the 13ENE r A FIT of the UNDERWRITERS, so Hogsheads OATS, 18 13ushels each, 140 Barrels fine"ENG LISH FLOUR, 1961 b. each, 13 . eing Part -of the Cargo of the Ship Betsey Cables, George ' Johnson master,. bound to St. Kitt's. ALSO, 300 Bags BISCUIT BREAD, t5 OO New FI YE-BUSHEL SACKS, 16,0c0 WHITE and BROWN CORN BAGS, Lying at the severaLpiaces mentioned in the Catalogues, which may be, had of GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastcheap. TO BE PERENIPTORILY SOLD, • Pursuant to ail Order of the High Court of Chancery & made in a Cause the. EARL of MACCLESH ELD against PI.ACKALL, betbte Edward Leeds, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in SouthamMon-buildings, • Chancery . ..lane, London, .in Lots, on Monday the zist and Tuesilay the zzd days of • June, Oka,' between the hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, • UNDRY FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD 13 ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALL, .Esq. deceased, situate in the several Parishes of Islington Horn sty; and Hackney, ill the County of Middlesex ;- in the Parish of Hitchin, in the County of Hertford.; in.. therParish - of Appleton, in the County o f "B er k s ; at S wa ll ow ti e ld i ,near the Road from Reading to Basingstoke, in the said County of Berksii_nruLin the City.of Coventry. • And alto one• Share in the New River Company, and five Irish Tontine Deben wres of tool. each. Particulars raq be had at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton-buildings; of Mews,Grahani, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Hollier, of Thame Oxtbrdshire ; of Mr.. bade, Hitchin ; of Mr. Thomas Cliapthan,,Land-Surveyor, Rich- Mond, Surrey ; and bf - Mi. Thomas Grimes; White Bear Inn, Coventry. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hop Pole Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the 3d Day of lime next, between the Hairs of Three and Six in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions of Sal e to b e then pro duced; • A NElegant New-erdied VILLA, in the Parish ofWhittington, in the County of Worcester, within two Miles oldie City, with the Offices ; Coach-house, Stable, Ga - rdet4 and Shruboery neatly laid out, and about three Acres of tich Meadow Land, in hign cultivation, part whereof bus lAtely been planted NI ith choice Fruit Trees. The Land and Premises adjoin the- London Turnpike Road, leading from Worcester to Pershore ; are within a pleasant walk of Wor cester, cornrfirmtaltelighttla View' ot the adjoining Country, are Freehold, a desirable spot for a small Family, and were late the Propertyand Residence of Mr. Jonathan Lea,- de ceased. . For other Particulars, apply to Mr. - Bird, College-yard, Worcester; or Mr. Yeomans, No. 12 and 13, Clements Inn, London. TO THE- LADIES. T HE happiness . of both sexes is so conneled with the increase of female charms, it is not to be won dered at that the inventive genius should be employed to discover.ii - hat may he innocently used to assist Nature, in' keeping the tyrant man in a stateof pleasing bondage to' the softer sex. This discovery is now made f and as imposi tion has been, but too frequently pradised upon 'the cre, dulous, the Gentleman who , is the inventor of the MAG NETI C C REAM, haS consulted the delicacy of the sex, by committing the sale of this curious and lelegant Prepa ration to a Lady of honour and respedability, who,has au thority to'return the money,' if this innocent liquid does not give to the skin that peculiar fairness, which i > as well as bestowing delicacy, bespeaks health, and throws an anima tion into the countenance, which shall give the eye the full poWer to charm and. fascinate. . For the hand and arm' it is prepared in a different form, and if deliCacy would per_ mit the names of those Ladies to be mentioned who have approved this innocent composition, their number would exceed belief; for rank and hiShion. It can be ,had only at No. t 3, ,Brownlow-Street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn; is bottles at cos. 6d. each. • . • N. B. Ladies residing in thd country ; by enclosing a One pound note, may have two bhttleS sent to them, sJflly packed in a boxy with, bills o ditedions ; to any Bart of the kingdom. COUNTY OF DEVON: A. T t" Request of_ several GENTLEMEN , of this COUNTY, I desire a MEETING of the'NO 131.LITY, GENTLEMEN, CLE RGY, and FREEHOLD-. ERS of the COUNTY of , DEVON, to be . held at the CASTLE of EXETER, on Wednesday the, 26th Day of May instant, at Twelve o'C lock at Noon, to consider of an ADDRESS to be presented ro'HIS MAC ESTY on the happy return of the Blessings of Peace. 6eedy, May 17, rBo2 JOHN DAVIE, Sheriff WI LTS. At a MEETING of The GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of IVILTS, held in the Town Hall in Devizes, on Monday the 17th day Of May, 1802, pursuant ta- Public - Advertisement from the High Sheriff; for the purpose of preparing a CONG RA_ TULATORY ADDRESS to HIS MAJESTY, on the Restoration of P EAU, Sir ANDREW - BAltr - NTUN, Bart.. Sheriff; in the Chair; T T was Unanimously Resolved, 'on the Motion of the Rev. Dr. Welk, seconded by. Bathurst Pye, Esq. -,that the folloWiug Address be presented to His Majesty : " TO Tilt KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, " The humble ADDRESS of the HIGH SHERIFF, GENTLI:MEN, CLERGY; and FREthOLDERS of the COUNTY of WILTS. , . We, your Majesty's • most dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the High Sheriff Gentlemen, ClergY,- and Fi - eliolders of the County of Wilt's, humbly he leave to oiler to your Majesty, uur sincere and heartfelt Congratulations on the happy Restoration of Peace. • 1 6' Whilst wecontemplate with pleasure and satisfitEtion the exertions of all ranks of your Majesty's Subjetts in the long and' arduous contest, in whiCh your. Majesty has been engaged, we catoot but he sensible that, to the wisdom and vigour. of your ‘fajesty's Councils, and the unexampled va lour of your Miesty's Forces, both by Sea and Land, we are (under Providerce) indebted for Ole present happy termina tion of the miseiiesof War. • _ . . " Permit us; at the same time, to -assure your Majesty,. that, great as of exertions have hitherto - been, they will be repeated with unabated spirit and perseveiance, -whenever they maybe necessary for the support of the honour ofyoUi' nijesty's Crown, and the seem ity and independence of your " May the Almighty .continue to your Majesty, and your Dominions, the•• blessings of Peace; and may your Majesty's Reign be ;cling aad prosperous over a loyal, grateful, and happy :People. • Resolved UnanimOusly, That the Address be signed by .thettigh Sherd, in the name and o n th e beh a lf o f t hi s Meet ing ; and that he he requested to present the same to His Ma jesty, :accompanied by the Members for the County, and such other Gentlemen of the County as,may make it conve nient to attend. A. BAYNTUN, Sherif: On the Motion of Richard Long, Esq. Thanks were unanimously toted to the High Sheila., for calling this Meet ing, and for his attention on this occasion. It was afterwards ordered, that the Minutes of this Meet ing be published in the Salisbury Journal and Bath Chroni die, and alSoia THE S and General Evening Post.. • MONEY ADVANCED. • A JELVILLE and Company, respeafully infarm ...VI. the Public; that are in want of temporary cr permanent Sums of Money, that from their long established tontiettion with Monied - Pig:ions of the first "Re . spedability, they are to advance ithmediate Sums frorn tool, to 10,0001. on Incomes arisitv - , front . Estates, Houses, Money vested in the Furth. rither Marriage Settlements, or Jointures, Clergymen's • LiCiings, Pensions, &r. in all cases the Bor rower will have the Opti on "o: Redemption. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to increase their Income by the kurchase of Annulties, -, Rent-.Charges,i - Assignments of Dividnds of Stock, or Government Incomes, may always be. accommo dated with good Securities from 201. to toool. a-year, either on their own or Seller's Lives. Personal Applications are received daily till three o'clock ; no Letters received unless paid. . P. S. Agents for receiving - Half-pay and Pensions of Offi cers and Widows. • No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand. NEW MUSIC. Just published at A. HamiliOn's; zit, Piccadilly; N :Improved, Edi t io n o f PASQUAL I' s ri THOROUGH BASS, -ros.. 6d. Linley's Introduc tion to the Organ, 00_5, los. 6d. Beethoven's Duett for two performers, on one Piano Forte,. Op. 6,3 s, Smith's Duett's for Ditto r, 6s. Kozeluch's Ditto, 0p..4, 19, 2 9 , each as. 64. l‘lozart's. - Duett for Ditto, Op. 3,3 s. Ciementi's'Ditto, Op. 6,,zs- 6d.* Hallelujah ,Chorus as a Ditto, 25..6d. Overture up Loduiska, ditto, as. 6d. Battle of Prague,.2s.• Pleyel"s Con&rtante, is. 6d. - Cleirierti's Octave Lesson, 21. Ditto's Sonata; Op:. 12, is. 6d. Koieluch's Op. 20, 75. 6d. - I'leyells-twelye Stnatipa s , is. 6d. He is aye a kissing me; as a Rondo, is. Overture to Lauberfiote, as. Cousinea's Sonata, Harp, Op. 75. - 61. Cordon's Airs, Va.. rious, Op. 19, cs. Cordon's 'Sonatas, Op. •$, Harp, 71..6d. Krumpholtz, Op. 8, ros. 6d. Collection .of ten Italian Airs, 91. Journal D'Harpe, in twenty. Numbers, each as. 6d. Overture to La. Pastorella Nobile, zs. 6d. Overture by Weippert, as., 6d. Locke's Macbeth,. arranged by Jacob, Jackson's Canzonetts; Op. 9 ,7 s. 6d. Address to Harmony, Canzonett, Pleyol's Duetts, Violin and Te nor, Op. 43, 7s, 6d. Bedoyer's Progressive, two Violins ss. Borghi's' Ditto, , Op. 3,6 s. Mozart's Magic Flute; ar ranged as ditto, 6s. Pichl's Caperioz for the Violin, 7s. 6d. Furillo's Studio, 75. 6d. Hook's Guido, 55. Hayden's Quartetts, Op. 65, 'cis. 6d. Giorivivichi's Ditto, 7s. 6d. Magic Flute, as Ditto, ros. 6d. Florio's Flute, Ditto, ros. 6d. Haydn's Trios, Op. 41, 6s. Pleyel's Ditto, Op. 11, 6s. the 4ast as Flute Trios, 6s. Gyrovitz Flute Ditto, 6s. each Book. Tutors for Violin, Flute, and Piano Forte, with many other Pieces mentioned in his Catalogue. The largest Colledion of Second-hand Music ever offered to the Public continually on sale: N.B. Parcels of Music or Instruments bought, sold, or taken in exchange as above. BATH's RESTORATIVE, oR STRENGTHENING PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. MANY of the Friend s o f t h e k ite SHURMER BATH, of Bristol, who were witnesses of the power ful etlects of his Restorative or Strengthening Pills, are 'de sirous so beneficial a Medicine should be made known to the world. During many years extensive praztice, the Proprie tor forbore to give them publicity, and scrupulouSly avoided pecuniary advantage to hi mse lf or . . f am il y ; yet their merit is so well 'known in the city and neighbourhood where he re sided,' that there are few of the inhabitants whO would n o t give testimony to their excellence. - They are partictilarly . useful in all complaints to .whi c h Females are subjea, and are 'peculiarly adapted to the,con stitution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; and for those young Women who have pallid complexions, are afflicted with shortness of breath, and great reludance to exercise; these Pills are a specific;- as they, in a short time, restore to the Blood its lost Crassattentum, and thereby give the blooM of Health to the palest cheek:. They are a remedy for all diseases that originate in the Stomach.; the lost tone of which they speedily restore ; they remove Flattilencies, expel wind; create an Appetite, and promote Digestion : they have been found extremely effica cious in Bilious and Hysterical complaints, Pains in the Heid; Jaundice, and in. broken and decayed Constitutiorrs, from free living or a Variety of other causes They have inen repeatedly known to cure the Hooping Cough ; .and when given to Weakly or Ricketty Children,' they rarely tail et=. fecting a cure, They are carefully prepared by the Family, and sold whole sale 'arid retail by hailer and Howell, %Vine-street, Bristol ; also in Loudon, wholesale and retail, by. F. 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