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JP, 1111/07 • • •- , S tj je 6 • /41/1111 4 • - A") I TH NUMBER 3159.1 with A Ic Of NaLne THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nov. 4., xBe2, will be performed, OTHELLO. Duke of Venice, Mr MADDOCKS; Brabantio, Mr. POW ELL ; Gratiano, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Lodovico, Mr:PACKER ; Othello, Mr. POPE ; tessri. ___--r in 'lllF:cr.( Cassio, Mr. C. KEMBIIE ; lap, Mr. BARRYMO RE ; Roderigo, Mr. PALMER ; Montano, Mr. HOLLAND ; Desdemona. Mrs. POPE ; • Emilia, Mrs. POWELL. WITH rtlov. 4 °fled, Lone 1, 'aria kirk ; in t 1 L MIDAS, Jupiter, Mr. SEDGWICK : Juno, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Apollo, Mr. KELLY ; Pan, Mr.. CAt! IF) ELD. Midas, Mr SUETT ; Darneetas, Mr. WA TH EN ; SiLeno, Mr. DIGNUNI ; My sis, Miss TYR ER ; Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; ysa . WENTWoRT. On EridaY, the Co Miss medy of As You Like H -1-t , ; Rosalind Mrs. Jordan with Midas. tyn Saturdny, Tn, Merry Wives of Windsor ; the Part of. Falstalt by Mr..Steptien Kempl e (being his last performance), livjth The Children it, the Wood. On Mouthy, the Comedy ot The Wray to Keep Hilo. . con - ' and THI.ATRE-ROY: L. COVENT-GARDEN. T O-ML,R RO W EVENING, Nov. +, s BQ2, ' will be pe ricu flied, DELAYS AN D BLUNDERS. :losts ba of With new Scenes and Dresses. The Principal Characters by Mr. LEWIS, Mr, MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SI DDONS, jr.A DAVENPORT, Mr. SIMMONZ. Mrs. LITCHI - I LLD, Mrs H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. The PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. V: 17A THE REVIEW. I C 3! II Friday, Mr Cooke will perform the Charaaer of a iazet, i n the Tragedy of Tamerlane. On S a turday, Delays and Blunders, with Hartford Bridge. On Monday, the Open of The Cabinet. „To giv e the Public as much variety as possible, the New Comedy will be aeled only three Nights a Week in future, ‘vhich will be Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. ‘. A new Musical Drama, in Two Aets, called A Tale of AlYStety, is in rehearsal, and will speedily be productid, with MIN Scenery, new Music, and Dresses. ' z I la :veva ist i 1 y iIW coo- H4l l ansti cbc P. r zat.o. 'ln at , ace; 'aria JM Pon! ,v;c1: , 7 4 1- ' 0 ( 4 " ies • ,p . is °l' : o il Of L. lost 0 .ct >ns ao s 'aft i''s se' 4- I 00 ! 11 04 1 1 10' . l• lot- 0 11. ;$ L(1, C a 1344 uti - rr it, V.. of 51. 01 • til6 a ll. air' s/ ° r. O iVC HACKNEY SCHOOL. MR. ) earnest l y ucin gen w era is l he t s ha t t o H in A f a rm hisNFEriervis i . i t 1 1 - :: : Pu NE Y SCHOOL will not, according to his former intention, be discontinued. It will be resigned to the Rev. CHARLES THOMAS HEATHCOTE, M. A. (late a Fellow of Trinity College, Carrikridge an Assistant Master at the Charter-house School, and Reader at the Foundling Hospi tal), who,- after Christmas, will cos:aim:ace as. Master of HACKNEY SCHOOL. TRAVELLING TUTOR. ABeneficed CLERGYMAN, and Graduate of Oxford, who has travelled in France, Italy, and Cer ,.__nia„ny, is desirous of again attending the Son of a Not/len - la), "` "cntlgruini thitherr. He is capable-of teaching the 'Arend); Italian ' Greek, and Latin Languages, and speaks toe two form er fluently. A grriteel Situation and Society is rather Ills object than Salary, as he has a small Independency. Lis recommendations arc of the first respectability. Letters addressed to A. IL Hanover Coffee-house, St. Pihes's-street, will be immediately attended to. A TRAVELLING COMPANION. CAPTAIN in the ARMY, early educated on the Continent. where he resided for many years, speaks the different Languages. offe his4rviecs to any 'Nobleman or Gentleman go:ng there. rs Reter s e e ices of the I,liot respeaable kind may be had by a line dirtcled to E. S. 0. 4 1 , Parnament—stmet. WANTED AT CHRISTMAS, A COMMODIQUS well FURNISHED FAMI -4* LY HOUS 4: with proper Offices, for a Gentleman's aMil y, from within Ten to Thirty-tive Mils from London, In a dry situation, with good Roads, and near a Post or Market Town, in any County but Essex and Hertfordshire, Direst for J. W. at Mr. Wranglianfs, No. rs 3, Bond.. street. • • ' TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE Nogiurt, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeclfully informed, JOHN 13U RC ES S and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE Si ANCHOVIES, L a o nthiues to be p'leparect by them in the same manner that s given such universal approbation for many years past. i t alic long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is per s orts on firmed in the *pinion of the Country at large, and of th e , c "'s resident in all . parts of the World, and haVing stood T nt of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. . he Aeneral utility of their Essence otAnchovies and other he l Sauces for Fish, drc. induces tlicm, from the numerous -Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, tu t a h t a t htiurcsi the same, as none is to be had of' their Genuine, T Warehouse as under. t _E very other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army anti Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the hut and West Indies, soc. - Et - ' For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they slave appointed Messrs. It. Johnston and Co, Edinburgh, their sale Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse ' No. 107, corner-of Savoy.steps, ;Strand, London. MANOR and-ESTATE in the COUNTY of HUNT: INQDON._ TO BE SOLD BY PRIVACT CONTRACT, ,L Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con- L. of an extensive: Manor and. sundry very eligible ''arms, let to good Tenants; compiiiing in the whole 72t Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. The Estate is Ty the free . , and the Land Tax is redeemed, and a navigable River runs through it. Further particulars may be had by application to Mr. Corham, Merchant, of St Neots ; to Messrs. Forster, Cooke I nd Frere, of Lincoln's rut ; and to Messrs. Driver, Sur. veyors, of Kent-road. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, .Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause SMITH against COLHOUN, before John Spranger,: Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Safe-Room, in Southampton-buildings, Chant eery-lane, London, on Wednesday the toth of November next, betw een the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon A, , FREEHOLD ESTATE, late of JOHN AR. CHER, Esq. deceased, situate in the Parish of natliersage, in the County or Derby, being the Premises c omposed in Lot r 4, in the Particulars of the , several Es. dates sold in the month of lune last, at Buxton, mentioned. P articulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Cham bers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs. Gra -2atTl, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse, ssicitOrs, Cloak-lane,• London ; of Messrs. Black, Epping, ex, and Middle Temple, London ; Mr, Wilmot, frids. i Isau CastlQton. hr see con• cats ‘2lusei 11S lit" WED NE SDA Y, NOVEMBER 3, iBoz. DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION. IRISH, SCOTCH, FRENCH, and ITALIAN STE MR. BURGH ALL respeftfully presents himself to the notice of those who are desirous of acquiring the PRESENT FASHION of DANCING. SCOTCH and IRISH REELS, STRATHSPEYS, CHANTREUSE, COTI LIMNS, MINUETS, the much admired IRISH SINGLE and DOUBLE )IGS. ' COUNTRY DANCES, witha variety of EASY STEPS, particularly the manner of introducing the IRISH ones, now so fashionable, to 9-3 Tunes. The Union • Hornpipe, also a NEW one, celebrated in Ireland, called HIBERNIA. Which with every requisite forthe BALL or DRAW IN G ROOM they may acquire in PEKI' EC F PRIVACY at their own HOURS on reasonable Terms, at his ACADEMY, ESTABLISHED.at his HOUSE, GREAT QUEEN-STI(F.b r, IANCOLN's-INN -I.IELDS. Boardin.: Schools, regularly attended. Iradies and Gentle men w.ii;eit upon at Or it own houses. : Country Masters may be accommodated with Pas- Setils, Deux, and other Fancy Dances ; as also, in ad aiiion to me ORIGINAL ones, souse NEW Irish Steps. `Mr. BO Rt.; HA LI - respedfully informs. his Friends. and l'imits that t e Su is.:riplion-Bmik is .opened for the SE LECT'ASSEMBI.Y; to commence in November, and to be acid at the E- MASt) N S"TAVERN, every other TUESDAY, .tor TWEEVI , EVENINGS.--Number of Subscribers limit,d :lulations and Terms to be known of Mr. BURGH. , LL, at his 110,5 e. The same UN EQUIVOCALLY ;SELECT , Plan and E S ECTA BILE rY woictl ha ly*!en so-highly ap t iroved, will be nio.,t ST ICT LY .to ; and GRATE FULLY I NIP ESSE I) with i:.e sense of the ye. y liberal Patronage Mr. BU RG HALL has su long expertence.i, his best endeavours Will always o.: exerted to merit a continu ance it. ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE. EDWARD MAY. tare g to a Lighter in liis•Majesty's Yard at Plymo.i ii, tidying tkd twin , Justice. ' on a Ciiare of En . iezzlem,:,.t, ..nd beiog or the 11- owingdescription, viz. axe lb ,at twenty-two ) ears, ne;,,iiit five feet six.inclae , i, fair and irc„ e,omplekion, small, sharp; black.eyes, and dark ha r, tried; whoever will apprehend and lodge him, or cause min to .oe apprehen led and' lodged, in any .ti the Gaols 0! Kingdom, shall reedve a Revvaro of TWENTY I'OUN,DS t • with the addition of TEN POUN' S if secured within ten days trout this •Date, un giving .1 , thereof to.the Undersign• d, so that his identity may be proved. JAMES sMITII, Master Attendant of If Oa. g o, t oz. Yard at V ly.noutn. 'NAVAL CHRONICLE rif S E Wo E rk N- r ri AjB i L lt " ; N u l n e i a dmired l a i r i e v now Lorn plete,.andt in .1, p - i.:e iBs. eat:A Volume, h4ndscimely hal f-bou 1,1 d. national Linden...king (which ;iglit Hon. me Luedi C.)minissioners of tne at... in,: Officers of tile Navy,) is printed on a Royal Wove tap:r : Contains a vari'.•tv or ilsetul and en tertainiug Article, and the Bio...raphicai of many of the rnoSt N tvat Chara:t.rs En it iu.ve particularly dist!algtusnect ..ent.Aves, i.i ti. , ,itting tor t.irir KING and COUNTRY. —N:arly eleglnt Eiwavia.:g of Portraits, Se r a Actians, Charts, &c. executed by the first Artists, adorn tiffs Work. Gentlemen trading to tn.: East or. West Indies,. America, St,. are particularly rec.ornmeuded, Mien they are purchasing 4eous mi the v tlaemseJves with, i• Sets or the Nay Work eageeiy* after Abroad, to ~ L: , ,iiisequently, sure to meet with .a ready. and ativanta,)!uns - sale. 'Co be hail a. the Naval Chronicle Warehouse,._ 103„: .Shoe lane. Fleet-street ' - of H. D. Symonds, Patent )...ter-row ; and,of tae principal Booksellers in Town and Country. ROSS. 'HE universal approbation with which the 1 Nobility, Gentr), and the whole Fashionable World have mono • ROSS's NEW SYSTEM for making IIE KUQUFS, has invited a number of Impostors to imitate tneirt, and morninend their Counterfeits under his Name. To prevent ins friends and the' Public from being imposed upon, he v, til, tit inture, affix an E ngra ving within every Peruque, with. the Initials_A. K. and these words : To cgavzNyttarostrton, ROSS's INIMITABLE P No. 119, BI.HOPEk;A'TE WITHIN.: It' win be Felony to forge such an Inscription, and none' will be considered genuine without it. —He begs leave to ob serve, that he has no connexion ‘vharever with any ,tner Person, nor with any Other Shop either in "NW. , or Coon . He presumes to inform - such Laiiies not personally apply from their distant resideii‘..' , rust he shall - be happy to inform tnein, by Letter, they can measure- themselves, so as to be fitted witti nicety, and assures such as will oblige him with tri-ir re •i -mands, that they may he accommodated with 11 of all colours and denominations, as fancy varies and A rim diteas. He employs all the first-rate abilities in tois line 11 profession, and challenges all Europe to exceed him for ightness and ease, gracefulness of style, and supekiority or workmanship. TO BE LETT, A, Comfortable FAMILY HOUSE, with Garden, AZ Ponds, Lawn, Pastures,. and a quantity of Meadow Land, sutfkient for the use of the House, most pleasantly situate at and near to the rural Village of Friinley, cmiles from Bagshot, in the County of Surrey, and .only 30 rrom London, on the High !toad to Southampton by Farnham. For further Paiti.;olats,,apply, if by Letter, postpaid, to Mr. Birch, at h rimley, near Bagshot ; or at No. 6, in Chan cery-lane, London. This flay was published, ridCe 6s. sewed. lES CINQ PROMESSES. TABLEAU de la J Conduite . Gouvernement Consulaire envers la France, l'Angleterre, I'Allemagne, 'IN: se tout en vers la Swisse. Par Sir FRANCIS D'IVERNOIS. Also, is published, prices. sewed,, De I'ETAT de I'EUROi'E, avant et - apres la REVO ,LUT I ON• FRA NCAIS E. Pour servir reponse a Piicrir intitule de l'etat de I'Europe Ila fin I'An. VIII. Par M. Frederic Gentz Conseiller de Guerre de S. M. PrusSienne. Se truvent chez De Bo*, Gerrard-street ; Dulau & Co. Soho-square ; Gameau and - Co. Albemarle-street ; Prosper, Wardour-street ; Payne and Mackindlay, Strand • and Conchy, New Bond-sreet. ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mrs. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thuri day the t ith Noveinber, 1802, precisely at Four in the Afternoon, subjeel to such Conditions as will then and there be . produced, and in such Lots as may be agreed Upon at the tune of Sale ; IGH FEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of tool. 1:4 each, and the half of one other such Share, in the Rochdale Canal Navigation, Further pat iculans may be known by applying to Mr. Hamer, Attorney-at-Law, Rochdale. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONITRACT, TF LEASE of a pod FAMILY HOUSE for Twenty Years, lately fitted up in the Modern Style, and situated at the Entrance of a good Market Town in the County of Essex, on an agreeable Eminence, near the Turn pike-road, and replete with every convenience for a Genteel Family; comprising a very good Cellarage in the ground floor, a Breakfast-Parlour, Dining and Drawing-Room, Store Closet, convenient Kitchen, Scullery, and Brewhouse, four comfortable Bed-Chambers, and Servants' Apartments in the Attic. The detached O ffices consist pf a Store-Room and Chamber over the same, a Two-Stalled Stable, Chaise, Wood, and Coal-House, Dog's Kennel, Piggery, and Court yard, a Well of fine Water at the Kitchen-door, a piece of Ground for drying Linen, together with a Shrubbery leading to the Garden, of half an acre, planted with the choicest Fruit, interspersed with Shrubs and Flowers; the whole forming a most agreeable and delightful Situation, in a gen teel Neighbourhood, where Fox-hounds and Harriers are kept, and within Fifty Miles of the Metropolis. For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Oliver and Sons, Audioneers, Sudbury, Suffolk, to whom all letters, post-paid, will be duly answered. This bay was published, In Two Volumes, price gs. boards; • A STONISHMENT ! A - ROMANCE of a ,CENTURY AGO By FRANCIS LATHOM, Esq. Author of " Men and Manners," " Mystery," " Midnight Bell, v - -ere, Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees ; and sold by W; Miller, Bond . ..street. 01; whom may be had, just published, the zd Edition of Percival ; or, .Nature Vindicated, a Novel. By R. C. Dallas, Esq. 4 vols. tzmo. price 186. boards. THE STRANGER, AS PERFORMED AT,DRURY , LANE. This Day were published, in Octavo, pricers. 6i. THE S !RANGER ; a DRAMA, in Five Aets, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Translated from the Germail of KOTZEBUE. By BENJAMIN THONIPSON, Esq. Printed for T. N. Longman and 9. Rees, Paternoster-row. _ . Of whom may be had; lately published, New Editions of the following Plays ; _T. Mountaineers, a Play, by Mr. Colman, price as. 2. Wetter, a Tragedy, by Mr. Reynolds, price is, 31 Tile Heiress ; a Comedy, by General Burgoyne, price .2s. 4. The Road to Ruin, Coni d.', by Mr. Holcro. t, price - 2s: 5 England Preserved, a T rag 2(ty, by Mr. Watson, price 2s : 6. The Bank Note, a Comedy, ny Mr. Macready. price is. 7 Mary .Queca.of Scots, a Tragedy, by the. Honourable Mr. price IS. i I Rai' tit. THE I.ilP RO VED WORK, ON FINE WOVE PAPER. The Copper Plates 'in a very Superior Style to any hitherto given. • On the.fi•st instant was published, Price as. 6d. [Embellished with the POrtrait of Mr. Richard Knight, Huntsman to Earl Spencer, engraved by B.ond, from Painting by . Marshall ; and an Etching of a Horse falling from a Precipice ; the Design by Sartoriut, run.] NUMBER , CXXI, of •- E SPORTING MAGAZINE. IL hinted for I Wheble, Warwick-square ; and sold by Chapple, Pall-Mall ; Booth, Duke-street, Portland Place; and by all Booksellers in . Town and Country. This Day were published, In Two Vols. Royal Quarto, price Four Giiineas, in boards, 'TABLES of the several EUROPEAN EX. CHANGES : shewing by inspe6tion, the Value- of any Sum of Money in.all the Prin. ipal 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 Accounts are usually kept, and Bills are drawn at each Place, with the plain method of Calculation by the Rule of Three. Tables equating the Moneys of the different Provinces of Spain with each other, atxt 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 together By ROBERT BE WI CK E, of London, Merchant. London : Printed for W. 1. and J. Richardson, Royal- Exchange. • ' Th's Day was published, • Price Iss, The Sixth Number of the Second Volume, of THE A NTIqUITIES of,G-REAT-BRITAIN: Containing the Four following Views: St. Mary's Chapel, and part •of the Cathedral at Wells ; Bar-gate, Southampton; Carlisle Cathedral; and the Abbey• Church, St. Alban's. . engraved by W. Byrne, -F. S. A. from Draw ings mak bv T. Hearne, E.S. A. With a dest_riptive Account of each Subject. in English ant French. Sold by the Proprietor, W. Byrne, No. 79, Titch6eetti street ; T..Hearne, No. 5, Macclestield-street, Soho; Messrs Cadeltand Davies, Strand; J. White, Fleet-street ; and . J. Taylor, No. 56; Holborn. Olvlioin m iv be had, the Five preceding Numbers of this Volume,. prtL. tss. each ; and the First Volume Conplete ' containing 1' in ty-two Prints, 'with a descriptive 'Account of each Subject, price Seven Guineas in boards. Also preparing for PUblictittion, Britannia Depiaa •a Se ries of the most interesting. and picturesque Views 'in tile several. ,Couni;es- o; Great-Britain, engraved by W. Byrne, icon Drawings by ,Mars llearne, Smith, Farington,Turner, &c. Taus Puolicatititi,will, continence as early as with the.Countis o 4 liedford,Berksond Bucks, and the oth,:r counties will folloW ht regular al iinaoctical order, it bein,, of theObj:cts of tite Work to illustrate andireter tomte New General S irveyi of Great-ißritain, about to be in the. slitine' Arrangement, - by the Rev. Daniel L. , ,its, Sainnel ll,vsons, Esq. Proofs of Twenty of the inay now" lie seen us above. . NEW MEDICINE AC At the only W.itenouse for Dr. JAMES'S POWDER, No. 45 St. Paul's Church-yard London. TliEfolloing MEDICINES are Sold, at the PriLes annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enacl-zd, that from the ist of September, tBoi, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for' Foreign, as for I I.4.nne- Consutnption, 'and as a con siderable Addition is made to the Stamps, on the articles of niKner value, pr those in bulk, the. prices of Di% James's Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or. 11. 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 for if. 4s. And, as by favour of 'the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa rate use, with his Name engrayedjheach Stamp, the Public will be Careful to observe, that the words; " F. NeWbery, N0.:45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of 'all his Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be a suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from henceforward. • Stamps will 'be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced articles. .r.• 3. • . . ri Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTinel. of Bark 4 o Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huxham's 2 9 Do. large Box = 24 o English Coffee -• 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicine's 8 6 Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 I nglish's Scots Pills ' t o Do. Paregoric Lozenges z ti Essence of Peppermint t Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills i 16 ditto ' 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dalby's Carminative I 9 Henry's Ditto z 6 • EssenceolColtsfbot 3. 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 , Cephalic Snuff - .o 9 'Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Spence's Dentrifrice 4 a Dr: Solander's Tea z 9 (ones': Rheumatic Ti ff - Greenough's Tineture t ri ture 3, 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges t N. 3. Stamps with' Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the tint 'twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many Persors, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of pointing t.;ut; that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, naregt to Cheapsicle; r and. that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which these Words are inscribed: " THE ONLY WAR EHOLISE • FOR DR.. fAMES's POWDER." •, [PRICi PENcc„ BEAUTY dF PERSON. Patronized by His Royal.Highneis the-Duke of .Kent. AS:nothing is a greater Ornament than a White' Set of Teeth; TROTTER's ASIATIC TOCITIL. • POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has diet With universal encourageMent from the first Persotiagei ot Fashion and Distinlion, daring a period-of Eignteen Years, is recommended to the attention of the Public. Ladies hie• Gentlemen who have not tried the effect of this,eieellent Dentifrice; will find a single box_ a sufficient quantity to as.. certain -its efficacy and virtues; its excellencies beitig . ae... - knowledged by the "'host respe6table Medical Authorities, used by several and. recommended. The Powdei cleanses an I beautifies tie Teeth; sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that - Can cornxie the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums; eradi cates the editrvy, which often proves the destruCtion or a whole set of Teeth, preserves sound Teeth from decay, se:. cures decayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, proves the happy Means of preventing their being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the testimation of Ladies and' Gentlemen who have been in the bairn-( using it, - is that it prevents- the return of the''l'oo.ie.ai n, with which, before that period, they had been violently rffi, 'Red ; and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable et alt' Operations—Scaling the Teeth. Likewise a Tincldre which possesses the power of easing the most violent 'TOO • and braces the Gums. aial is a Wash after ti)c.:Poivatir, per fectly sale in its use, having' no acid. M Trotter reco-n , mends it to G'intlemen going abroad to take with them, is Gentlemen who have been abroair have foUnd the gnod ef feels of the Powders in long voyages; and also proper rot all Families, and schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against etin:hasinit - any Asiatic Tooth- Powder without'" M. Trotter" on th. 2 -tarnr, on 'tile top of ;he box, sever.,! compositions having vended for it. in Town and Country. Sold, wholesale and retail, at the Warehouse, N0..3, Beau , fort Buikings, Strand; and by. appointment, by Messrs. Buller and Loder, Oxibrdl. Mr. Reyri•lds, Bath; Mrs. Shearcliit; 'and Andrews, Bristol . ; Mr. 'Crewman, Exeter; Mr. Sna..ic, Por: - stnouth; Mr. Richards,. Plymouth; Mr. Wood, We mouth ; Mr. EdrnoncN, NortLamptol,; Mr. Lu cas, SOUEII3.III p1.0:1; Mt. HOW ditch, Ipswii..o • i ,Mrs.. Pollett, ; rdr. 'Brass, 1-1101; : Mr. Holdbrook, Derby ; -Gainsbro' ; Mess. Dillon, Chester ; Mr. Ali red, Y triootith ; Cross and Wood, 'Shrewsbury ; Mr. Rice, Wakefield; ton, Leicest.2r.; Mr. Underwood, Cantridgc; and tier. Mr. Raebarn, Edinburgh; And Bull, NUM. Price as. 6d. a Box; Tineltir . e, as. oci.- duty included. India Brushes, is. each. EXTERNAL APPEARANCE,NECESSARY IN LIFF:,, I , ORD CHESTERFIELD particularly advises 4 Cleanliness, - not only as neceSsiry to HeAlth., b!it the Success of our Fcitunes in Life ;- anti with so slothful a complaint as any, disease that has tax least an , dog'y to the Scrofula, Indolence will naturally prevent either of the sexes from-protiting by this excellent.o!,serva.i)o. ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE. _ _ The inconsistent doctrine of those who recommend Ex ternal Applicationa for Internal Complaints, is obvia:ed in the following simple question : Will the fur which ..!iv,re s to the inside of a kettle, of boiler, r be removed by washing the outside ? The same comparison nraV be matte resiieams the human frame : Can an internal co. - ill) . taint be removed by an external application? Thesl cf,!estiops are Left to be an swered by every Reader, which will spew the rid: :ulous . ness of inculcating this &thine, while the Infallibility of Dr. lIRODUM's BOTANICAL S 4 RI; P is evinced in the extraordinary Cures that daily appear hi the Papers, prti cularly in cases'of the aboVe nature . : Dr. Braltm, as a regu lar Physician has been known many years, anti' not as a Nostrum Vender. I-Ls motive for publiOlin; this adVerti. , ;e. -ment, is, to secure the Health of the ?üblic un it e the danget that attends external apt*aton, which, to his knowledge, has _proved fatal to many who have pl4;.:ed in it an improper confidence. A Naval Captain in the India Service, during a long period - was affiided with a Lues Venerca, which he c< n• ractzd when ,a Midsh:pma:l; the complaint in cons•.:yuence 'ell into hig limbs, and the ulcers it occasioned exposed the bones. to view.;., by recommendation ola Capta:h•GL.sorge, of Hull, he applied to Dr. Broduth, and in three months was restord; but being apprehensive of a-return, as he was immediately obliged to sail for India,-he took wit;i him a dozen bottles of his•Bntanical Syrup, from which he has experienced their salutary effects. The Sot:iv:n.4,l Syrup, and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 9, A Ibion-street, in bottles of ii. 25.--Irs. 6d. and Ss. sd. ; by ail Printers, Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine; nr the United King dom, with proper dir,r6tioru. Tne n Medicin.: maybe-had every day. A quart bottle con, tains equal to tive . small ones. . . ._ It will hi.: awcess.iry the 1)oaor .should see such Patients as are afrlicte.d. with Dealuess or Loss of Sight, or send their Cases oy letter or parcel to the Doctor (post or carriage paid) with his usual lee. _ . • - • VOR RREIJMAtISIVIS, Rheumatic-Gout, 1.. bago, ,NuMbness, Palsy, - Flatuleney, Spasmodic- or Flying Paqis, general Debility and Relaxation of the S. tern S p rains, . . Bruises, &c. —E x*ience has - • proved' WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and Fluid), the most effectual fetnedy made known to the World, hay* succeeded incases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even of tort! year; s%inding, after every other means had and'it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Cont. ! plaints ' . than all the Ahxtici o es ever before ina'de The Fluid Essence is so singularly , penetrating and speedyin its operation; as generally to effscl the cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises by a few applications. —I t is prepared and signed by the Proprietor; R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London and sold, at zs. nd. each box or bottle.—And its reputation is so'universally esta blished, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in the England, Ireland, West Indies, and America. • , ' - No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept, 13, 1802.. HE impetuosity of Passion, and the coinci_ deuce of General Gaiety, must involve a considerable portion of the Community in the suff:rance of those Disor ders which are destined to be the punishment of illicit indul gence. _ And since the time of Monkish superstition, no blame has attached to Medical Praditioners fur the exertions of their skill in the removal of these Complaints. As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefully of more respectably employed, it is only necessary to inquire where it may be most decisively depended upon. Certainly not among - those who rush without education into •he Prae ticebt Esculapian Slaughter, but among those, who, after regular initiation, diverge 4 their exertions to one point, anti concentrate their skill in the study and treatment of one branch. • Mr. BREE, Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE of .SURGEONS of London, and forMerly Surgeon in the ARMY, was entitled to make'this SeleCtion,- and, with the sanction of unprecedented success for 'FEN YEA RS PAST, he otters restoration in Cises where the most eminent Prac ititoners have failed. . s An insidious Disorder may he contracted in an unguarded moment of intoxication. ' By his Plan of Cur.!, pain is pre vented, the possibility of danger is precluded, and the Con stitution is left not merely unimpaired, hut-absolutely im proved by toe process. The sufferings of this Complaint' are, however, trieing, compared with the consequences•of that destructive Practice for which Onan suffered death. To those NVIIOSe fee!ings'art susceptible of the miser) . which this pernicious habit has oc casioned, it ma) be, sum,: colisc!.. , it to know, that by pro per perseverance the most deplorable Debility may be re moved. - And when the tone of the fibre is in.the slightest degree re !axed, from residence in a warm Climate, too much Wine, or the habit of free living, timely application will stop the. progress of that D4>ility which might otherwise tend to the most tatal Diso: de rs. Mr. ree may be consulted by either Sex, with inviolable secrecy, at his House, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple-bar. All Letters are exkseded to inclose a One Pound Note. t rt , C e 1(10 r, ~T '~ ~L J~~ 205- gris ijt ,j La ff f , :jr;