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Gayless, Mr. HOLLAND ; Sharp,,(first time), Mr. COLLINS ; Dick, Mr. WATHEN. Melissa, Mrs. HARLOWE ; • • Kitty Pry, Miss MELON. Boxes 6s. Second Pr i c e 3s .—Pit 3s. 6d. Sec o nd P r i ce zs. _ ''allery zs. Second Price rs:—Upper Gallery rs. S econ d Price 6d. }'l aces tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, a t t h e Bo 4.- Utfice, Little Russell-street. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Perform. ance to begin at Half vast Six. Vivant Rex et Regina. King Henry the Fourth will be repeated on Saturday ; the Pail of Sir John Falstaff; by Mr. Stephen Kemblo(being the last night of his Engagement.) On Montfay, the Play of The Winter's Tale. The Burletta of Midas, will shortly be produced, with entirely new Scenery, Machinery, Diesses, and Decorations. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, October rs, 1802, will be performed,' THE CABINET,- Orlando, Mr. BRAHAMi, , . . Peter, Mr. MUNDEN"; whimsiculo, Mr. FAWCETT ; Count C urvos o, Mr. EMERY • itTarquis de G ran d Ch a t e a u , M r . BLANCHARD Manikin, Mr. SIMMONS ; First Falconer, Mr. KING ; And Lorenzo, Mr. IN CLEDON. Curidso, Lfrs:NTATTOCKS •, • • Constantia, • Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; • . "'. Bianca, Mrs. DAVENPORT; ' Leonora, Miss HOWELLS; Cructelia, Mrs. DIBDIN ; • Doralice, Mrs. POWELL; . • And Floretta, Signora STORACE. WITH HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. On Monday, Richard the Third, with Brazen Mask. „On,Tuesday, The C a bi ne t, w i t h t h e Child of • Nature. "n ednesday, Mr. Cooke will perform Kitelk in "Every Mate in His.Humour, with Hartford Bridge. On Thursday, a Young Gentleman will make his first Appearance on any Stage, in the Charailer of Othello, after Ivhien,'lT the Musical Romanc e o f C ymon, i n w hi c h Mi ss Reeve pet, e orm Sylvia , being her 4th appearance on any , StaDe a NA. New CD;necly is in rehearsal. ENGLISH STAMLOTTERY, . - Begins Drawir k a 9 i.k November. Ins SCHESIE CONTAINS • 2 Prizes Of a t. 25,000 1 6 Priz e s - 4, rOOO 3-- of - ro,coo 1 8 - of - soe 3 - - of - sOOO 4 9466 from - roe to ig AT SWIFT an d Co.'s LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. ir, POULTRY, the First drawn Ticket in the Znt Lottery, No. 795 1, a Prize of soool. and Nos. 8041 and both Prizes of tomol. were sold and shared, as also 4 c'teri other Capital Prizes, since November last. Oicket s an d Shares of the present L otter y are on S a l e at t he above Office. -Tile First-drawn Ticket is entitled to 25,0001. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South.. wark, manufaure Cement, or Mortar, for building Woer, d which , far surpasses in utility Dutch Terras, or ; .Y Other kind o f Mortar ; it gives to .all kinds of Brick or te lle Work, an uncommon degree of strength and cohesion; it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may exposed even to the aetion of the Sea, without injury. In ;;; 1 , Buildings, the r ef o r e , i n t en d e d to res i st , or con t a i n W ater, th is Cement may be used with singular advantage; dr it may loweredwith Lime and Said, to any desirable degree, for 'c'rnrilon purposes. - =Lie same prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of Lie same hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves 14 walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as ZMpletely t o resem bl e S tone , a t a ver y mo d erate expellee. at Paving, Coping, and Gutter stones, cheaper than Na— lltral stone. PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, biaring in Stile and Flan from those in the old way. UTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, No. t 3 and 14, CATHERINE_ 'FE ET; Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of the above Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses IIheI JKE of YORK and PRINCE SS ES,- and Manutac tUrer of Furniture in general. :IiVTL Ea has observed Some of the various Advertisements I) Posed to hini, the intention of which may be easily disco gred ; and writes in short that, by the permissiorrof Pro Vi-• 1 3 ; 11 ‘'e, henianufaCtures and sells as above, (where also may t had, every Article the Upholstery• Line) his superior. °U R-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and arious other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand- I () Iiie Sof a and a comthrtable Bed; CHAIR BEDS,. which rsforrn the same way, 'anti each in a few minutes; _ID I N klaGrk TABLES on variohs Constructions, and quite on a new ; .P ORTAI3LE CHAIRS ; ,LIBRARY STEPS ona dents i cul ar compatt Con s t ru cti on ; an d v a r i ous Imprate- Hn Furniture. ed :uses completely furnished ; the Articles of welL.season. Eedsrio s and excellent workmanship. Also, for e x p or t at i on , Sengers, t e c h : and West Indies ; Cabins tatted up for Pas- Buty" has vrarkic Construaed several Tools . and Machines for abode'lit'g haudis 'Patent Articles, eicc. at his Manufigtory, as with much submission, and a true sense pt gra b_ , acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge.erously received: _:eln c ontradiftion to the false assertions opposed to the of Bui. LE a's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may be 440ec;c teparate Patent I.)ceel, one for Dining, and other Tables ; exteiti c other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which , dto Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw 0 4ts or Feet. HEREFORDSHIRE. • i n y TO BE SOLD By AUCTION , - • 41 tsr On Friday the zzd Day o f Odober instant, at the of Itiongs Head I nn , i n t h e Town of Klngton, in the County Hereford, between the Hours ot Three and Six o'clock to the Afternoon, subject to Conditions of Sale to b e th en • Produced; R EVE RAL very VALUAItE , and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprizing the MANORS LORDSHIPS of LYONSHALL BOROUGH, and LY- L N SHA LI. FOR EIGN ; extending over a large Trad. of id, abo un di ng with Game,' with th e Chi e f -r e nts ( o f about ' Baro n the Arinual V aloe of z o l. 4s . 5 1d . ) C ourts Leet, Courts ourts Rights, RoYalties, and Immunities thereto belonging. 7:.And several Freehold Nlessuages, Farms, and Lands, -lying Itthin the-same, and the Parish of Lyonshall aforesaid', - bow - . 1 ., the several holdings ot Harford _roues, .Esq..(or his Under ienants).- Richard Whitcomb; Esq. Mr. John Cheese,.Mr. A:~lliatncll4ret Clarke, Mr. John Stephens, TIIOIII3S Truinper• Lloyd, John Carwardine, and Francis Feather, '4ItY Tenants. several Tenants will thew the Premises, and further " Mars m ßaXte r, ay be had by applying to Mr. Ll o yd, \Ve o bl y ; I- Lloyd and Lloyd, Solicitots, Lialow, At a very full General MEETING of the NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, FREEHOLDERS, lUSTICES of the PEACE, COMMISSIONERS of SUPPLY, and HE RI TO RS of the COUNTY of P ERTH, held at Perth, upon Tuesday the sth of 061ober, iSoz ; IT was unanimously Resolved, The THANKS of this MEETING be given to Colonel THOMAS G RAHAM, of Balgowan, the Representative in Parliament for this COunty, for his steady and uniform attention to its Interest when in Parliament, and for his Gallant and Able Condud, as an Officer in the Service of his King and Country, from the period of his having joined the Army as a Volunteer at the taking of Toulon, to the conclusion of the late War, particularly while in Command in Malta. Resolved, That the Thanks of this , Meeting 13e given to the NINETIETH REGIMENT of FOOT, or Perthshire .Volunteers, raised and commanded by Ccilonel Graham, for their Gallant Condud in the Service of their Country ; and that Colonel Graham be requested to communicate to them the sense•which this Country entertains of their meritorious Services. Resolved, That the above Resolutions be inserted in the . London and Edinburgh Newsp a p e rs, an d i n t h e P ert h s hi re Intelligeneer. (Signed) ATHOLL, Preses. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON . RAILWAY. Reigate, Odober, 12, 14.?.. /A. A DEPUTATION from the COMMITTEE for the intended Extension of th'e SURREY. IRON RAI L WA Y, through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX, and HANTS to the SEA COAST, having this day attended us with Mr. Jessop's Report, and the Plans and Sections for part of the said proposed Line, and to communicate to us the Utility of the same; We, the Magistrates assembled at the Petty Session held here this Day, Do hereby give Notice, that a PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the SWAN INN, in 'REI GATE, on Tuesday the 9th day of November- next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take the above Plan intu Consideration, when it is hoped the Noblemen and Gentle men interested therein, will give their Attendance. • • ROBERT HUDSON. ROBERT LADBROKE. CHARLES RI RKHEAD. HYLTON JOLLIFFE. WM. JOHN JOLLIFFE.. THE SOCIETY OF SHIP-OWNERS OF GREAT ' ' BRITAIN.: AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE o f SHIP-OWNERS for the PORT of LONDON; held the 7th' day of October inst. at Will's Coffee-house, Corn hill, ' ' it was resolved, That the Resolutions entered into at the Special General Meeting, on the 3oth of September last; should be inserted in the Newspapers. .By Order of the Committee, Nact HANIEL ATCHESON, Sec. At a Special General Meeting of Ship-Owners, held the 3oth day of September,- aez, at the London Tavern, to take :into consideration the DRAFT OF A PETITION TO PARLIAMENT, FOR THE REPEAL OF THE TON NAGE-DUTY, agrteably to the Resolution of the General Meeting of the 22d [nue last, and on other Business of impor tance, The Secretary reported he had received several Letters from the Ship-Owners at the Out- ports, expressive of their deter mination to co-operate in the general design of the Society. Ire then read the Draft of the Petition to the Honourable the House of Commons for a Repeal of the Duties on Tonnage, and on . Oil and Skins, the produce 'of the British Fisheries, , which had been previously agreed to by the Committee. Resolved Unanimously, that the Petition now produced and read, be signed by the Ship-Owners present, and after wards left at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-house for'Signatures, and that.the same be presented to Parliament early in the next Session. Resolved, That it be recommended to the Committee to adopt such measures as may appear to them most likely' to give died to the intended appli ca ti on to Parliament for the Repeal of the Tonnage-duty, and that the Resolutions of this Meeting be transmitted to the Ship-Owners at the Out-ports. A serious discussion then took place, respeding thelermi nation of the differences between the Ship-builders and their Men, and the motives which seem to have led to the conclu sion of those disputes ; when'the following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to. Resolved, That the 7p -Owners present at this M ee ti ng do highly disapprove o the manlier in which the Ship- Builders have, tor some time past, submitted to their Work men, who have lately committed ads of violence dangerous to the community, and destrudive of those principles of subordination, which ought always to be maintained between employers and their workmen ; and they likewise observe, with very great regret, the manner in which the. recent dis- - putes between the Ship-builders and their men hive termi nated, by the Masters treating with Delegates from_ large bodies of their Workmen, who, it appeared,-were combined together for illegal purposes. Resolved, That the Ship-Owners present at this Meeting do likewise disapprove the sentiments expressed in a Letter signed T. Noakes, who is.: Secretary, to the Committee of Ship-Builders, and which was polished in the Public Ledger, wherein it is stated " that the Ship-Bililder, in justice to the Ship-Owners, had placed- themselves in the • situation of Mediators between. the two interested Parties," that is, their Workmen and the Ship-Owners, who' think it necessary to declare, that they conceive it to be the indispeh sable duty of the Ship-Builders to keep their men in due sub ordination ; to prevent illegal combinations amongst them, and to exercise the right of employing and dis Charging such - men as they may think proper ; and that the Ship-Builders ought to prosecute, with the utmost rigour of the law, such of their men who may endeavour by threats-, or ads of vio lence, to deter others from working and performing their duty who are so disposed; and in case the extstittg Laws are inadequate to check in their origin such outrages, or to sup press them in their progress, the Ship-Builders owe it to the Public, and it is a duty incumbent upon them td apply to the Legislature to remedy such - serious and growing evils. TO BE SOLD, In a favourite County in England, A Very Considerable ESTATE, TYTHE IX. FREE ;• consisting of a Capital MANSION, with every suitable Office; an extensive Manor well stocked with Caine;_ 4 good Fishery ; the Neighb o u r h oo d very respeda bLl, about seventy.miles from London, and within reach of three Packs of liouridS. This Estate is worth upWards of 100,0001. and will be sold either together, or in Lots of not less than ts,oool. value. Particulars, and Orders for viewing the same, to be had of Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand, London. letters to be post-paid.' N. B. This Estate has not been advertised before. ST. CROIX, DANISH WEST INDIES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-house, London, in March next (un less an acceptable over shall be sooner made) rrHE SUGAR- PLANTATION ca ll e d BEES TONI. HILL, situate one mile and a half from ,Bass End, the capital of the" Islabd, with about Ninety -threes 'Negroes of-all descriptions, a good stock of Cattle, and every other requisite for'the advantageous occupation of the Estate, which consists of about iso Acres of excellent Land', in Sugar and Provision Grounds, a very- small portion but what is valuable in its kind. An excellent Dwelling-house in one of the pleasantest and most healthy situations in the West Indies. Windmill, - Boiling-house, with two sets of Coppers, Curing-house, Molasses- Receiver, Ruin Cellar, two stills, Three-stall Stable, Coach-house, and other de tached Offices : the whole in good repair. The Purehaser to have possession on the Ist of August, 1803. The Pur chase-money to be paid in. Cash or satisfaaory BillS, so. per Cent. at the time of. Sale, toper Cent. at the time of deli vering possession, and- the remainder by four yearly Instal ments, with Security for paytnent in Limidon, with Interest at 6 per Cent. _ _ Etitther Particulars may be had by inquiry, on the Pre mises of Mr. Vandermersch, Muscovy-court, Tower-hill ; or of tlr. ,Papain, §e,rjcant'4 'kin, Lundun. This Day was published, In Four large. Volumes, rzmo. closely printed, Price tl. Bs. in boards, THE EDINBURGH SCHOOL OF MEDI- A. CINE. Containing the Preliminary, or Fundamental Branches of Professional Education, viz. Anatomy, Medical Chemistry, and Botany, intended as an Introduction to the Clinical Guide. The whole for.lting a complete System of Medical Education and Praaice, according to the arrangement of the Edinburgh School. By WILLIAM NISBETT, M. 13.' . Fellow of the Royal College of Ed . - burgh, &c. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater noster-row ; and T. Cox,- Borough. Vols. 1. and z. Containing the Anatomy, Price 'r4s. - Cheinistry, Price Bs. Botany,' Price 6s. and may be bad separate. On Monday next will be .published. In Two VoluMes Royal Quarto, price Four Guineas, in boards, TALES of the several EUROPEAN , -EX CHANGES : sheaving by inspedion, the .Value of any Sum of Money in all the principal Places of Europe, at the different Prices to which the Courses of Exchange may rise or fall ; and describing in what Money, real or imaginary, Books and Actounts are usually kept, and Bills are drawn at each Place, with, the plain meth o d o f C a l cu l at i on b y the Mile of Three. Tables equating the Money's of are different Provinces of Spain with each other * , and •-a Table of the Flemish Money., *to which is prefixed, an Account of the Usances, or Times at which Bills-are drawn, from the seve ral Places, together with the Days of Grace allowed in each. By ROBERT BEWICKE,. of London, Merchant. • London : Printed for W. I . an d J.• Richardson, Royal- ExChange. - • • - . . . . . ,This Day was In Three Vols. Imo. price 13s. 6d. b oar d s, THE HISTORYof the GRUBTHORPE.F A:- MILY ; or, The OLD BATCI-lILOR and hi s SISTER PENELOPF.. • . •'•• By Mr. i/NTER, of Norwich, • Author of Letitia:l' Printed for W. T. Robberds, Norwich, and sold by Long, mand acid Rees, Paternoster -row.' ' Of whom May be h a d, by the Same A uthari lately published, Letitia, or The Castle without a Spethe, a Novel, in 4 vols. price ii. is. in boards. • " The Author. possesses considerable merit as a Writer, as welLas an observer of Huinan - Life and Manners:- Her discriminations are just aid accurate." British Critic, December, 130 r. " This is one of the very few Novels which, in point of moral and religious tendency, demands from its•an unquali fied recommendation to every class of readers.!' Anti-Jacobin Review, January, 1302. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Royal Quarto, on tine wove Paper, . hot pressed, Price al. as. in hoards, HE . ANATOMY of the BRAIN, explained l in a Series of Engravings, beautifully coloured, with a Dissertation en the Communication between the Ventricles of the Brain. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Printed for Long rtia h .and Rees, Paternoster-row, .and'Ca dell and Davies, Strand. • Of whom may behad, lately published, a. Engravings of the Arteries, illustrating the Second Vo lume. of the Anat o my o f the Human Body, by John Bell, Surgeon, and serving as an Introdudion to the Surgery of the Arteries, by Charles Bell, Surgeon, superbly printed in IMperial Odavo, and beautifully col-Rued. Price al. as. in boards. . '2. The Anatomy ofthe Human Body, by John and Charles Bell. . . • The Two First Volumes of this Work, ..:ontaining the Ana. orr!), of the BoneS, Muscles, and Joints, and of the Heart ;lid - Arteries, with numerous EngraVings. Royal Svo. Price [l. los. in boards. , • ' Part I; and Vol. III: contains the Anatomy of the Brain, and Description of the 'Course of the Nerves, with Engrav ings, Price 7. 6d. in.buards. Part 11. is in forwardness, and will speedily be published ; also a Series of Engravings, explaining the Course of the Nerves, by Charles Bell. MARSH LAND,. PLU.MS'Is,EA4) TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, QEVERAL•PIECES of IvlAaSl-1 LAND, situate 1 , —.7 at Plumstel, it the County of Kent, in the occupation of Mrs. Htteivood, Tenant at Will. • - For Particulars, apply to Debary and Cope, No. 6l 'Paper— buildingS,. Inner Temple. • LOFTHOVSE, - in YORKSHIRE. • CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE OF THREEHUN DRED ACRES, WITH •AN EXTENSIVE AND VA LUABLE MANOR. TO-BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY,AUCTION, Under the Direetion of thr-, A •;signecs of Mr. Thomas Rich ardson, a Eankrupt,• at the liouse of. Mr. Yeomans,' the Sign of the Angel, in Whitiky,, in the County of York, on Thursday the t•tth Day _'of November, iB oz , at Th ree o'..Cio'dc. in the Afternoon ; • . THE FEESIMPLE .and INHERITANCE: of and in the several MES.SUAG ES or DWELLING- HOUSES and BUILDINGS ; and also Three Hundred Statute Acres, or thereabouts, of good Arabic, Meadow and Pasture LANDS, situate andteing. - in the Parish of Loft house, in the North Riding of the County of York, usually 'called the HAN DALL ABBEY ESTATE, with the Ap purtenances, and now or late in the possession of the . said Thomas Richardson, or his Agents. - . . This Estate commands - a fine View:of the Sea, front which it is only distaht three 'miles ;- and it also -lies , within-nine miles from Gisborough, and twelve front Whitby. " There are three substantial Farm-h ouses upon the Pre mises, in good repair, and so situate as to admit of a proper apportionment of the Lands toeach House. A'tew Cottages have been lately eredcd in a suitable situation of the Ile mises, as Well 'as a large new Building, which may be used commodiously for the purposes of a Granary. The Lands (which are in excell:nt . cohdition) lie within a Ring Fence ; and a thriving- Plantation of Ti m b er , o f . ten years, growth, besides' the old Thither, is upon part of the Estate. The Whole of 'which Estate Is•Tythe-trce, in the possession of the Owner. An extensive COMMON RIGHT in the Parish of Loft house, appertains to”the Premises ;.' with which will b e a l so Sold, all that MANOR o r LORDSHIP of•HANDALL, otherwise G R I NDA LL, within 'which the said Premises are situate. • This Manor abounds with Game, and comprehends, be sides Common-right to the Lord, several Rights, Royalties, and Privileges, of considerable value. Mr. Price, the Gamekeeper for the Manor, will, upon application at his House, at Staithes, near the Estate, shew the Premises, and give all necessary informatiOn respeding them. Application may be also made, to the Assignees, Mr. Thomas Rycroft,•of Bolton, and Mr. William Lindop, of Manchester; and' to• the Solicitors, Messrs. Milne, Ser geant and Milne, of Manchester, as well as Messrs. Milne , - and Parry, of No. 1, Hare-c o u r t, Temple, Lorwon, Soli citors ; and Mr. Marshall, of Whitby, Solicitor Likewise to be Sold by. Audion upon the Premises, on Friday the tatli Day of Nov: Igor, at Nine o'Ciock in the Morning, and to continue till the whole is diposed of, Two Waggons, five Carts with Gears, and several Ploughs, Harrows, and Farming Utensils. 'A large quantity of Hay, and the Crops of Wheat, Oats, Barigy, Beans, Tares, Pota toes, and Turnips, arising from int Acres of Ground., Also eleven Cows, six Calves, 14 Sheep, 14 Lambs, six Pigs, and eight' Horses. Anti a quantity of Machinery, used in the .carding aiitj - spinning of Cotton, and several other Articles, which will be sp ec ifi e d i n Catalogues : to be 'Published pre vious to the sale, and had fr o m M r . P r i ce , as we ll as t h e Landlord of the Public,. honse in Weapley, near the Premises, and the. Audioneer, to whom a reference will be given by Mr. Marshall. • OFFICE of ORDNANCE, oaober igoz. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of HIS MA.: jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that try will sell by PUBLIC: AUCTION, at the TOIVER,.- on THURSDAY, the itth of WOvember next, at • Eleven . a' Clack in the Forenoon, a very Eligible and Improveable LEA_SEHOLO ESTATE, the Property ofof the Ordnance, situate at Rotherhitbe, in the County of SUrrey ; consisting of a CAP I 'FAL HO USX, eret7ed on a Piece of ..Ground on the North Side y Lavctitte; - street, with. various Out-buildings, together ,With an exten., sive WHAR F „fronting tbe River Thames, zfo Feet in Lengti, and WAREHOUSES; BAKEHOUSE, -ACCOUNTINC HO UiSE. ; and several other Buildings eret7ed thereon. The aboliementianed Premises - are held for a Term, of 74 .444, Eighteen Years' were - unexpired at Lady Day late; at the Ici Rent of , SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum. frvizeriiase possession. will it given at roon as tikpurcivese shall be concluded. - The Premises may be.viesved tepare application,to 7.4 , h0 is resident thereon ; a,nd de 46rti..7,c7 of the Board's Title 19 the &late, smay 6e examined at the Secretary's Office, in St. Afargarct-strect, Particular; and Ce, , uditions. f Sale to 1.47 d, at the time of Sale. By Order . of the 8.,11-4 . _ R. H. raz Ser. NEW.MUqC ( - N H LADY FAIR I . A 1341idd for three Voices. k.„." The Music and Wards by THOMAS MOORS, Esq. priF . s . 3i, When. Time syho 'steals our Years• away, a Eallad; r the Music and Words by Thomas Moore, Esti': price Is. 6-I. , Come tu.thesp Scenes of Peace; a Glee tor three. Veice4 the Music and Words, 'by the Rev. W. L. Bowres, price 3S - 1. Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, o,la Bond-street. - Where may be had, ' Moore's Translation of the Odes of Anacreon, a vols. 2 in hoards, , Second .Edition, large Paper, 18s. The PoeticalAkforks of the late Thomas Little, Espq prico 75. in boards, Second Edition. - • . • -1- • • NEW - MEDICINE AC r. • At the only Warehouse tbr Dr. A M ES's POWDER, ' • No. 45, St. Paul's Church , yard, London. THE foIIowing..MEDICINES are Sold, at ,the Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enaded, that :frOrn the ist of Septerhber, 1p; the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, ant - l'asa cc-ir siderable- Addition is made to the Sta i mps, on the articles of higher value, or those in bulk. the prices o f D r: - James's,. Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or IL- ss, 6d. per Dozen'; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a -Bot tle. (as made .up for the Army and Navy) may be had far 11..45. And as by favour• • of the Commissioners Of the Stamp Office, - Plates are prepared for Mr; Newbery's rate use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be careful to observe, that the words, " 'Newbery', No. .15,. St. Paul's,".. are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines ; and as it is presumed that this tiviil be a' suili- • dent security :aghinst 'Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued 'froth henceforward. • - ' -•. _Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Halt' a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced articles. . • . .r. d. s. d. • James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Bl o is t Do. a l3ottle - 24 0 FreAe'sTinti.of Bark 4 Do. Analeptic Pills "4 b 'Do. • Huxham's z. 4 Do.,large Box '24 a 'English Coffee - Dr. Steer's Op o deld oc z 6 . C enu i ne. A rque b usa i e 8 6 Do. Convulsion-Oil - z 6 Qrmskirk Medichies S 6 Do: Camomile Drops Z g 11.,.;lisFes Scocs Do. Paregoric Lozenges Essenceof Peppermint r Berry's BiliOus Pills 4 6 CI - an - Vs DrOps - -.. 1 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Heoper's Pills t 0 ditto - 4' o Glass's Magnesia - 7 6 Dalby's Carminative 1 g Henry's Ditto - - .z 6 Essenceo/Coltsfobt 3 6 Norton's Drops ' - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff -• .' o 9 Spilsbury'S DrOps s 6 Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solandet's Tea z 9. Jones's Rheumatic Tinc- \ Greenough's Tindure s tb ture _ 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges - x _ _ N. B. Stamps with Mr. NeWbery?s Name are affixed to the first twenty Articles above enumeratcd ; and as many Pcrsons particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his lious. 'lle is under the rieoesity of pOintinc -out,- that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, near e st to ' Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on "which thek Words -are inv:ribed : " THE ONLY .WAREHOUS,E FOR 'DR. IAMES's POWDER." gxtraaof a Letter from North Shields, to Mr. LIGNUM, No: 57;' Bridge-street, Manchester. - ' SIR •• - • ' ING for many years lOoked upon all ad verrised Medicines as baubles merely to delude the i!;,•- norit.o (froM haVing that immediate and salutary relief from Gentlemen of the Profession, Who from having received an education, attending !educes, and a long. practice, ought to havein every degree the preference) by . pretending to eited a Cure, as they think, unknown-to the world ; and as atilfrher charming thing, as they thought, without. any restraint of Diet or hindrance of Business:—To a man or weak undek standing; these apparent great qualitieS of Quack Medicines might be very inducing; but to a sensible one,-.how Silly and how - artfully they gild- over that Pill, Which we thought their oWn . bosoms told - them were a false imposition. • '- But how shocked I at thiS moment feel, alter lilting made use of every-argurnent.to censure falsely the great properties (I. am now convinced)'ydur incomparable Pills are possessed cf..:--lletweert four and' five years, some Misunderstandings having taken place between my families; and. I; for waiWof a sufficierit resolution to bear tin with such trifii.4 things, took to that pcthicious . vibe, drinking ; and to that :very vio, lent excess, as, in - ashOrt time, to be (almost in estate fore strait jacket)'in a - very high • lever; tont, after , an oricornmon expence, as they thought, quite recovered; but •shortly - af er being hound to Merit:l, I was severely struck out all over my body with large blotches, -which came off like the scales or a fish : by the assistance of the medicine-chest, was kept pretty easy till our returh to England, we were delivered: 1 happened to make mentiifit of my case to a Gentleman.- Wiwi infortnect had, a short'time before,.been. M a similar con ditioh, but by taking a fewl.3oxes'-Of your Pills; Was quite recovered. Then, and not till then, did 1 summons up courage, to banish prejudice ~ and try if any change would take place on me . ; btit, atter only taking tive_Bukes, the parts which were before of a- bluish red, resumed their ral colour. Yor such a recovery I am in duty bouncl to you br - the invention of that 'Medicine which had : so elfeaually restored . rite to my health. w• • • But when another recovery from the Sante Medicine takes place in a different distemper, hdw great a praise any one may or can bestow on its' virtues, will ever tall short, and the ,fame of its Inventor can only-be annihilated by the expiration of time itself.. ThiS 'winter - and spring have been taking yoUr Bdxes whenever I could proctirethern, fdr a fashionable - Should it ever be in my power to recommend any unhappy objects to your Medicine., you may. be assnred ail I CAI i,ise in bcliall . of the merits of your fame,'sliall be - used by, Dear Sir,: • . Yotimost humble, obedient, and • - -ever 'grateful Servant, . North Sea,'April ,799, EDWARD IMASCELL. - from Norway. These Pills are sold at 2S. gcl. the Box, whOlesaie and re tail by Mr. Lignum, at his.Dispsnsary; Manchester,' and at ,Howard and E vat - Ws, No. 42, Long-lane, -- West.Smithfield, sole wholesale apints in London; and retail by tle" follow ing persons - : Minoties ; W. Cldrk, No.. 269, Borough ;• Jordan, No, 33, Whitecbapel ; jeboult, No. Aso, OXforti4tree'f,; 'Sutton,. No.- 141, Long,acre; Wade, 1)111 , Bond-street, and No. 163; fleet,street Cfutt, and' Moulton, Royal Exchange; -I(nigal Norton Fa;gate; Ward, No. 324, llokborn ; and - ty - the principal' Ventiers , of iNicdicing imever'y ToWn in the United K