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=~ ~ f 31181 THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TG -MORROW EVENING, September 17th, will be presented the Comedy of WILD OA I S. . Rover, Mr. LEWI S • • Harry, Mr. BRUNTON Sir George Thiolder, Mr. WADDY ; Ep:uaim Smooth, Mr. MUNIAN ; john Dnry, Mr, FAWCETT ; • Sim, Mr.. KNIGHT ; Banks, Mr. NItiltRAY ; Midge, Mr CLAREMONT. Jane, Mrs. MARTYR ; . . Amelia, Mias CHAPMAN ; And Lady Amami - an, Mro. H. SI DDONS. To 'which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of PAUL. AND VIRGINIA. - Paul, Mr - . INCLEDON ; Alhambra, - Mrs. MILLS ; Tropic, Mr. - 111WiSTNEN Don Antonio, Mr. K LANE RT ; Diego, Mr. EMEK Y ; Sebastian, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Sailor, Mr. A I'KJ NS ; Dominique, Mr. MI NDEN; lacintha, Miss WHEATLY; 11 , 1ary, Miss }1 i )1V E L Lti • • Ana : Vir6itiia, Mrs 4 1( IN STON. THE DANCES )3y Messrs. Blurton, ilde,. Platt, Lewiss, Klanert, L. Bologna, Howell, Mesdames. Watts, Bologna, Norton, Bo logna, llibdin , Burnet. ' Boxes 6s. Pit js. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery is.' Places tar the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 160 X Office, Hart-street. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the performance to begin at Halt past Six. • No Money to be returned. Vivant Rex et Regina! On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, with the Musical Entertainment of Selima arid A4or. o n Wednesday, the Historical Play of King Henry the Fourth, with. The Irish .Mimic, or Blunders at Bright On. And on Friday, the Comedy , of Tue Beaux Stratagem, in which Miss Matrioi will make her first Appearance- on this S tage in the Character of Mrs. Sullen; to which will be added the new Musical Entertainment of fhe Escapes, or t he Water Carrier frr A few of the Renters' shares which were granted on this Theatre at the commencement of last Season, remaining . `tesold; are now to be disposed of—Particul4rs may be ltnoWn ' ll 4 l applying at the Treasurer's 044, MEDICAL LECTURES by WILLIAM CHARLES WELLS, M.D. F.R.S. and Physician to St. Thoniaui's 6spital. R.. .WELLS 101 commence a Course - of LEC . 'TURES on the PRACTICE of PHYSIC,onMon 'Ly the 4 th of Giilober, at No. to, St. Thomas's -street, torough. Further Particulars may. e learned at his - Lee ltile Room, or at St. Thotnas's_Hospital. NOTICE. TO 'CREDITORS. A LL "'ERSONS having arw Claims or Demamis on the Estaii of the Hon. FREDEKI CK STUART, °I Oxford-street, in tlw..Couttty of Middlesex, deceased, are tu:sired to send in their Accounts, with the nature of their Claim, to Mr. Richardson, Solicitor, Bury-street, St. tunes's ; and'al I Persons indebted to the said Estate, are de li to pay rithe 'sit' ne to the.said Mr. Richardson, or to the uuse IVtet and Shec,' St: james'sstreet. TO TRAVEL ON THE CONTJNENT. t r \FF - F,a§ J liiinsell as a CONIPANION - to, Noat.rmAN or. a GENTLEMAN of FortOr, a YOUNG GENTI.I.:MAN of distinguished Connexithni.— tie li,:aks awl writes Ow...Frew:lt, Spanish, and Portuguese Laugu.ies iluenzly. • 'the most respcdable References zs to t: naracter, &c. will be Oven. L euer , ( I , OA . pAid) atittroseol to O. C. Northumberland 6tiand, will be punctually attended. ' BULL AND NIOUITH INN, LONDON. ITHE OLD Si - liZ EWS.".U:s 7" and BIRMING t UANICo AC 11, ~, 1,.11 in inv ) ears travelled between i lreW4Olity ant ttie :.boys Ind, ,••;11again tart on the 1,,,, l ist ar.,,oiltiou,t every .1.,11;1.,y, Wednesday, and Friday i ~,:irittii s , at Scven o'Cio,l- - ... --(211i;i at the Two Gwen en and Stills, in Oxf ird-,:t eet, ou its way, for tile greater COn , , lenience or the Public, an.l w:1 arriv: at Shrewsbury 1 L piny iollowilig. where otil.r Loa.::)es xviil be ready to orward l'...,...ilgers , and Inig-c,.ig,: to i-i :, head, :and alt Other a Ala s ot-N o rt ii W a les,- on tile irrpst .': ~..•11' 'o I- tern's. Ptrfurinett 10,.N WI 1. LAN ami Co. 141 3. Tin MAIL COAC(I every Evening, atsa •Q . :Aarter Nat ,vcn. 4 , 'ATENIT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, _ I)ININGT.AIii..I.6, • - - • tiiVering in StIV. and Plan from those, in the old way-- . li ii.,Elk's ORIGINAL MANUFtki: TORY _ . s . 4 11(1 WARE-Itl)()A1S.-No. Is and 14, CATHERINE ., 1. E ET, Ei,.,,t l)oors !rum the Str-uul, maker of the above 'lrtiLle to - clic K.INt; and ~It,IE EN, Their Ko!al 14:gtinesscs ,„" e O UK E ot'A i )1V- and PRINCESSES, and Manutac •lite ' • ' rof i. arm tureru gcneral. - , . a giriLF..2'll.i., observed . i.,lne of the various Actvertisaments I , o ll '° , al to !Inn, toe tra-entiotf of -woiclt may be easily' disdo j,''''=d. -; 4tyl writes.in short ~ : n a, by the permission 01, P rovi iunce, i, _ ic inanufactures aini,,e,ils as above, (Where also may ro , every Ankle. in the tiphol,tery ) his' superior ),: ‘; R-POST inch TENT BEDS, wait Brass Screws and ' tait:s other Bras .Parts ; S 4 )FA BEDS, in ...king a hand -I,2°',Le Suva and a Coinfortanie Bed,- CHAIR BEDS, - Which 4,Vs:lorrn , :te Si ti a e .way. aiiii eacllirta few IllillUICS; DIN )DI.. TA 1 It..E S on various Cont ruct ions, apd quite oii a new p . 4 "' i P ( ti;" - I'ABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS •on-a• ...• rticidaf compact Construelion ; a,,d various ImptoVe 'tents in Furniture. • . , . _ . ll v oilia c , , i , ap i ere l y f urn i s h e d ;. t h e A rt i c l es o f we ll- s eason- V ;." is an 3, d ~,:lleirt workinanship. Also, for exportation, "''';'Ll) tar the East and W fitted (Vest ' , tulles ; Cabins fitt, for Pas ilti:ger.., . lic 1 LER has constructed' several Tools and Machines for .. „.,., . . a 1 3 ") ' - '''' l l.r; his Patent Articles, ,te. at his manufadory, as ti,. , and with ~incii submission, and-a true sense of gra n teb• , C 1 C110,%.1'.c . t:' the kind encouragement he has so ge lierulsi'Y rectiveci. ' ' , . s a P" 1 - • 'en l . I to the false assertions OPposed to the stelitntrot. le ion `seen Qt... FLEA s , Patent Articles, at his Warehouse - (nay be. z ,i , ,'" pirate Patent Deeds - , one tor Dining, and . other Tables ; ,:,'",l 11, : other for Brass; and other Screw Bedsteads, 'which I ,A•tesi i rewa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with - Screw - ()St or rr- ric- ENORMOUS RATS DESTROYED. - HE gi-eat. Success with which the -RAMP. SHIRE MI LLER's RAT POWDER hasbeen-at iende tie destruction of the above Vermin, induces the ~,rnr, T. RAI SS, Merchant at Havant, Hants; to re --.lll,nend it to the F a rm e r s an d o th e rs, a t t his - sea4on of the ZTar, to dealt)) . the Rats-and Mice infesting Barns, Stables, '' t- h"use - Malt;houses, •Granaries, • and other Sty Ls, previous to putting in the new Corn ; as by this Ve 4 l , s those destructive Vermin may. be completely . extie- Veci• Masters of Ships may also, in me night, be witnesses 'its astonishin g effects, by alluring those Vermin to the where they will eat it till they drop, and will not be v r: 11 from it--yet no Cot will touch it. The-success with iNvhich it has been used in the:Sugar Plantations, in Sugar !buses, .and in Hot Climates, wiiere, enormous Rats were ~!e.,eouring andp on the ground; deserves7the attention of Vidrclints Planters. And as the Inventor is a persona t !!' Wished character, in affluent circumstances, and to whom tr i e o le c h ce may be had, it is scarcely necessary to say, that his p re t v e in ailvettising it, is solely for the 'public good. To ar,vecht c ounterfcitF, the genuine packets,,price 24-6 d.-each,.-each, 1 , 1 up . in a re d sta i np , whereon is the name of T.Raiss. t iY. on are sold i n London ly by. Champante and C'o.• Ald ,, te i a No. tj, Ave Maria Lane, St; ; and may . ..! )1 the llotik.sellers'zfrid Statise.ep .in ,overy -Wown in HERTFORDSHIRE. • 1 . . ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Unless previously 'disposed of by Private Comma of which timely Notice will be given, 'at otie George Inn, Bunting lOrd, upon Wednesday the loth day of October next, at Twelve o'Clock ; • • - THE MANORS of . .MEESDENBURY, HOR MEAD, RE DEWLI.I., alias CLARKS, and COCK HAMSTEAD ; together with the, following valuable, and very improveable . 1! E:HOLD, and small part COPY HOLD FARMS, viz.' . . _ MEESDENB.UKY FARM, situated in the PiarisheS of Meesden and Burat Pelham, in the occupation of Widow Sell, and several Parcels of Wood-land, 'in the Proprietor's hand.; containing together Four Hundred and thirty-five Acres and upwards. • . Also, the Perpetual Advowsori of the RECTORY OF MEESDEN, containing a Parsonage-House, Garden, and Offices, together with abOut One Hundred Acres of Glebe Land, and the Great and Small Tithes arising from. the Parish of Meesden aforesaid. - HO RM EAD P ARSO NAG E FARM, situated in the Pa risheS of Great Hormead and Ansty,' containing Pne Hun dred and Twelve Acres and upwards, .and also the Great Tithes arising from about. Four Hundred Acres of Land, in the occupation of Mrs. Mary PriOr. .HORM E A D HA LL FARM, situated in the Parishes of Great Horinead, Ansty, anti Layston, in the occupation of Mr. John Chapman,. containing Three HUndred and Sixty four Acres and-upwards, Two Hundred and Thirty-six Acres of which are tree of Great Tithes. • R TT ENRO W FAR M ;situatedin the . Parish of Braugh ing, in the occupation of Mr..Xhomiis:RaYi7ntnt, containing Three Hundred and Four Acreik and UpWards..- , COCKHAMSTEAD FARM', situated in the Parish of Braughing, in the occupation of Mr: William Clarke, con taining Three Hundred and Forty Acres. - • . • WHITE HALL FARM, situated in the Parish of Sandori, in the occupation of the Widow-Rdwman, , containing One Hundred and Twenty-Three Acrs and upWards 7 • . The above Manors and Farms are' situated' in a good Sport -mg Country, near a Pack of Pox Hounds: -The Tenants hold from tear to year only, and; the . Rents . may be greatly improved. 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Si. —A ndievgral other interest ing,l'ubli6tions, the priAteu Lba _of wilitah will b4is pub lisnedoa Tpursday next; 0,„ 1 I. fiR SDA Y, SEPTEMBER 16, 1802. zc,ooo, for the First brawn Ticket I ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins drawing the zyth November next. SCHEME. 2 - - of - - z 5,000 • 3 3 6 _ ; 550 And 9,460 °the). Prizes, from Z. 100,170 z. t§, amounting in the Whole to the Sum of x,SB,OO O. TICKETS and SHARES will rise considerably; therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in great variety, and in Shares, at NICHOLSON's Fortunate Office, i 6, Corniiill, ;where two Prizes of X. io,ooo and X. .5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND rOUNDS For the First-drawn Ticket. THE STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing November '29, aez: - PRESENT PRICES. Ticket - - « ,C. t 7 12 0 Half - X.B 18 o Eighth - - 2 5 6 Quarter - 4to o Sixteenth - - t 3 o Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on Sale at Ht)l<NSßY'and Co No. a 6, Cornbill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London; Also at their Licensed Offices, throughout the Kingdom. Aif .Shares'sold at this Office will be smnpedi 4Areeabla to Act of Parliament, with the words, "State Lottery Stamp Office."—Sauk, India, and. South-Sea Stocks, with- then several Annu ties, and all kinds of Government Securities bought and sold by Commi,sion. A DESIR:ME FREEHOLD - ESTATE, TITHE - FREE, MANORS AND' MANSION-HOUSE, TO BE SOLD ; CONSISTING of the very Extensive And En_ tire MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLA.ND and TII,GARSI,EY, of the extent of 6000 Acres, and near is miles in circutnference, abundantly stoeked,with Pheasants and othet Game, - with considerable chief Rents, `Court Leer, Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant new-built Mansion, called Ensham Hall, with suitable Of fices, an excellent Kitchen Garden wailed in, Hot-houSes, Green-house, Pleasure-ground,' Shrubberies; Ponds stored with Fish, and every Convenience for the reception of a large Family ; together with about 96 Acres of Lard, upwards of 200 Acres of which are Wood G round,, the Whole in a Ring Fence, surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-Tax. The SitUation. e eriedly dry and healthy, the Turnpike. Roads excellent, distant'B Miles from. Oxford, 5 from Wood stock, 3 from - Witney, and several Packs of Hounds are kept ia the Neighbourhood: • Apply to Messrs. Strom!, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, Loncinu ; Or Mr.' North, So:1, - ..itor in Woodstock. • • To be viewed - by application at toe Mansion House'.. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD IN LOTS BY AUCTLON, About the middle of. October next, THE MANORS aIA ESTATES of the late FRANCIS ()TWAY, sittiate in the Parish of Pinchbeck, the• County of Lincoln alinesaid, consisting of - several. MESSUAG ES and numerous .Toftsteads, that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Commons and Fens of. Pinchbeck, Coivbitt and Deeping, to gether wirii about 680 Acres of valuable inclosed Lands, chietly in Grass. The whole under an Aet for Inctosure and Drainage, and extensive Works are now •carry4ig, into execution, couse -quence of powers' ther.ein given. • • 7./k considerable-part of the Estate is. now under small mo dusses;.anda &mon of the Commons are direded.to he set apart for exonerating the - Estate's frbin Tithes of all kinds. - The advantages front - the - sur t :.los quantity of Common ovcr and above-what will be .-no..:sary t.; e;;,: . .;ic•- r,tte the inciosure from Tithes, are suppoSed to be equal; at' not iitiperior,'to any;thinx - of the kind attempted in the Kingdom, and will be found to be well worth the attention of any Gentleman desirous of laying money out upon Landed. Property. Notice will -be given when the days of Sale are fixed, and printed particulars ready to be deli vored by' Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ; W. and J. Black, of Middle Temple, Landon; and of Mr. Skelton, Pinchbeck. This Day was published; - ' In rzmo. price One Shilling, • "THE SECOND .PART of dm THIRD VO LUME of the REPORTS of the SOCIETY for BETTERING the CONDITION of the POOR; con taining the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and'Eighteenth Reports of the Society, and completing the Third Volume. Printed for the Society, by W.. Btilmer and Co. Cleveland,: row, St. James's • and -sold by J. Hatchard, No. Igo, op posite York-House, Piccadilly ; Becket, Pall-Mall ; Rob son, Bond -street ; . Payne, Mew's Gate ; Rivington St. Pani's . Ch ur ch-y ar d ; E gerton, Whitehall ; Cadell' and Davies, Strand ; and Vernor and Hood, Poultry. Also by Todd, York ; Hazard, Bath ; Akenhead and Sons, Newcastle ; Browne, Hull ; Easton, Salisbury ; T rewman, E xeter ; Clarke, Manchester; Hough,.Gloueester ; and Lee, at Lewes. Where may be had, Information for Overseers, price Sixpence. ' Charge , to Overseers, pride One Shilling a Dozen'. Information tor Cottagers, price Sixpence. 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Hieroglyphics, of Objects in N atu ral History, ofMantiersvand Customs, &c. engraved by emi nent Artists ; and Fac-tiiipi les of the ' r] ''itA VELS in :UPPER.and LOWER 'EGYPT, 11 in company with several Divisions of the Ercia'Arnly ; during' thecarnpaigns (it : General BON APAR•ra in that country Published under the immediate patronage of. the CHIEF CONSUL. By VIVANT DENON, One of the A rtists,,who accompanied the Expedition. Translated •from the-Original •by A10'1711./ R Al KIN. Printed for T. N.-Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row ; aid for R. 'Phillips", No. 71, St. Paul's Churell-yard.' IN'. B. Another Edition in 3vols. Bvo price zl. 2s. boards, is published at the same time. The Original French F.dition'of this Work is publish ed in Paris, at the price of'Sixteen Guineas ( English IWoney), aed the Copies are sold in Londoh at Twenty-one Guineas. FREEHOLDS. IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSF..k TO BE SOLD 131 AUCTION, , At Garraway's Coltee-house, - Change Ailey, Coruhill, Lonion, on Friday the Sth'of Od'oba 1801, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, . LOT I. . • .A SUBSTANTIAL.. IVMSSUAGE. and Conve_ nient Offices, together with several parcels of Int provable, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture - Land, containing, •by a late . Survey, tit Acres,• exclusive' •of Hedges,' Fences; and Ditches, situate in Theobald-street, in the Parish of Aldenham, in the County of Hertford, two miles front Elstree, five from Edge , i arc, and is from London ; noWin thepossession of Richard Hodgson, Tenant from year to year, Who is under notice to quit at Miuhaelinas, 13oz. 1.01. 111 • A valuable and very improvable FARM, - Situate in the Island of Foulness, in the County of Essex,,about , 7miles from RochfOrd, and 6 from Prettleavell .•.,na • Soutli End, - consisting of a Messuage and Offices, with several parcels of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, containing 20 Acres, or thereabouts, in possession of thli Widow of-the late Piles Bell, held for a Term of twenty-one Years, which expires at 'Michaelmas 1808., , „ This harm is near a 'Quay upon the Banks of the Island, from whence the Produce is shipped at a small expense. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs: Winter, Kaye, Beckwith and Freshfield, Solicitors, Swithins-lane, Lon don; Messrs. W. and j. Black, Middle Teinple ; - at Rieh ards's CofFee-lr , use, Teniplc Bar,. and at the Place of Sale. This day was published, price il. ss. Ni,TOTES CRITICAL 'and DISSERTATOR/ I N on the GOSPEL and EPISTLES of ST. JOHN. By the Rev. R. SHEPHE:RO, D.D. Archdeacon of 'Bedford, • Printed for J. Mawrnan l Poultry: Where maybe had, r. Sermons on a Future State, and Recognition of each other. • 2. Arguments illustrative of the Ground and Credibility of the Chri 4tiet* , • 3. Bampton Ledures, on the (.7-found and Credibility of the Christian Religion. SOMERSET-HOUSE. rnis = was published, Priee-zs • 6d. neatly printeilin *gra. on ;...4.z. - fineWOve . • No. - V. of T HE MONTHLY REGISTER, einbellished. 1 with highly-finished. Engravings. of SomerSetLHouse,• and Monte Cavallo at Rome. 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To which IS added; Art Alphabetical List of the Elected. Members; serving as an In.- 4x to the WOrk. Nothing is more strongly indicative of the political spirit of the:times, thahthe'rnanner of .exercising the Elective ran. chile; the information relative to which, has 14ithert:) been confined" to the ephemeral produlions of the Press. - Con. vincen of the utility and tr.:corninoclotion it would afiiird to numerous individuals, if this informltion were coruenr ited, in.a More 'convenient torrri, the Editor Solicits the Notice of the Public in behalf of this :Volume. LOn , inn ;n(ll.Tutilijiii: by V. CriMihs; No. t and sold by H. D. Syni.,m.U, zo; Paternoster-row ; all the Bookieliers. RTFOIOSHI RE. -it • TO 'SE SOLD; BOVINGISONT LODGE, Compact Villa„" consisting of a Hall; Eatitig-room; Drawing-room, and Dressing-rbom on,the Ground Fjoor'i, four. &rm.:Liled-rooms on the Chamber Floor, ar.tl four- on the Attic, with coavehient Offices of every kind.i A Pl.n sure-ground, Grapery, Orchard; and a produClive walled Kitchen Garden, two .new Cottages, and stx:y Acres of ex celhrnt. Land, Mostly Meadow,_ within a Ring .Ferice ; tuate at Bovingdon, 22 miles from London, 7 beyond Wat ford, near Hemel Hempstead, Chesham, and Rickmans, worth, and within two rniles of the Grand junaion.CAnaf: The Situation is dry and healthy, the Water #x‘illetit, and afibrds good shOotibg and fishing. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Giacrws.; and. Co. 174, Oiford-street and of Messrs. Bleasdlie and' Alexander, Hatton court, Thteadneedle-street, Cfty. X: B. A Farm of hear 801. per Annutri; : rriaY be had with the above. • " • • . • FREEHOLD ESTATES; ISLE OF WIGHT; . TO BE SOLD BY. AUC TIP I4 ' • By Mr. WILLIAM TiTL;KEFi At tile_ EuZle. 1 l!!!"7; Novpurt, fsic of Wight, on I' r:clv the 2410 of September ipst. (unit4S - ureviotfaly diS posed of by .. . Private Contrael; of whiCh ,Siotif:;e ',oe• given),. , E Desirable FREEHOLD -E4TATES. situate in the Parikh of Arretrin; oh, the : - ..tic p,,du . ced at the_ time of •Lot i. All that Messuage or Teiwment with tile* scral Closes of Land theratinto- called fl 0V I NG- E0All; otherwise ISLA CKWATER • FARM,. cont,iiiiing about forty-seven Acres or r!'.e.i%tAb:uoi - ,, now in the OC:ll)..it tiori of William Hillier, as Toy nt at Will. N. B. This Farrp, with Lo Three, is now lett fOr the Suitt of /351. per AnntinWeleat of all 'l . xes except Land Tax. Loo i. All fliote'tw Messtiages or Tenernenti under one Roof, with the Blacksmith's Shop and Garden tlietchn o ad joining, situate at Blackwitor atoresalid, tiOw in the accupt. tion of Janies - I . ,:iant thereof, uncle: a Lease which w it expire at- MiChaelnias tgoj; at:trie yearly kept ok 2.11. _ _ . . LA 3 All those' two Cottages or TerienierifS under one Roof; with the Gardens, Close of Lanni called Dickman's Butt, and Withy Bed, !hereunto adjoinit.g and belonging; si tuate at Blackwater aforeiaid, containing try estimation three Acres nr thereabouts; now in the occtipatiwi of tlie Said Wil liam Hillier; a§-Tenant at Will., Lot 4. All that Wileelwright's Shop and Wheelwti•!iit!s Yard, with the Appurtenances .thereunfo belonging, situate of Blackw2t,.:r aforesaid; novi in the 'occupation of Janie Hayles, as Tenant at Will, at the yearly Rent of , For i)artiCulari; inquire bilvie'ssii. -t.;.larkes :vid Sewell; Newport; or Messrs. Leich and Gootleve; NQ. 4 Holborn:.; court, .Gray's Inn, London. • SPILBU': ANTiSCORBUTIC DROPS. T HIS well-known• exccdent Medicine, haing been approved by die Public neat thirty years, hardly needs any further reLommendat,on ; but .as a Gputletrian of respectability; residing in the neighbourhood or Spilsby, iii tile County of , Lincciln; and whose Case Was novel; had the goodness to call on the Proprietor., at the Diapensary; No. Soho-squarei acquarit therti of the Care he had re.; cently experienced from the use of their Nedieine; MeSsrs. SPILSI3I:ILY, and Co. beg leave tO acquaint tie Public, that lw applying to. Nlr. Hoiiri of Spdsby . ;ll)e . y Will receive every' iatisfagory account relative to the Case and Cure al uded to; which, for many .reasons, would be unpleasant to the Gentle:pan to hay; publicly .lystqseci, _ SPRING and' A SWEETEN lilt of the BLOOD, at these Sea .sons of. the year, h'as ever been deeMed netesiary: that it generally proves a,pl`ventatiVe against Epidemic and fatal Diseaos; we have the experience of . precednig tiges; and evenit is recommended by the Faculty as a wise precaution- ry.clistqlp : : the advantages tte.felbre of In VELNO's' , . . . . V E*G ET/4LE PILLS; o7n . aceotint of their convenience; s'att3j, pleasantness df operation; and efliqwy, httist fie se/L evident to every person whose eyes ate not, l o . linded 'With pre judice. They prove the nick- poWetfut ikf .. terati4e; Purifier; and Sweetener of the DloOd, ever yet diioveied, and may be 'confidently relied on as titc iiiOst safe and certain remedy tor Scurity, Stfiofuta or King's Evil; Scorbutic Ertiptrionsi ,1.:e.. . .. . pros - , and othet Disoruers'ansing from an impuie or unpaired state of the Blood. , ‘. - A RECENT CURE.• . ' Joseph.H.tietstin,• at Mr. Guest's; Pastry:.Cook,. 205„:: Strand; having been diany years ..411'Tided with a des•perate . Seorl*tie . Leprosy all over his . body- 7 fnccura:ged bv the Suc cess of Lord Selsex's'Coaclunan; who NO been , =lii•ed of a etirriplßint by 'be Velno's Pills; resort , :d to the semi Medicine; and was perfeelf)iAred. • • ThePropfietOr . presulues froM the demand for th::: Niet cine; -thati the astonishing cure. af. Capt. !Alisto.n; No. 35; Mortinuer-Street, as also of Lord Selsey's Coachman, anti I variety .of others Which have . Veen-reratedli , before the Pub.:. lic, have left a suitable ii - 4ressidn' but he can with co,nfi deneeadd; that-its real merits aS an. A Ite?,ati.ve, ffririer, Sweetenei of the litoOd, and as a spccigc,fOi the survy; SCorb . Utic,EruptionS,• Scrophuia, arKtotilet from contatititiatett blood; will, on a fail' ttiar; more forcibly in its Own reconlitiendatioh than any tiling :which can be said of it. . , „ . - • Prepared.iiid-sc-id wholesale and. teiail, by the .sole pro.. piieror j. Pidding, laie Surxeon in. the Apny, it his Wale-. hod se; No. 76, Ox - tortl-Stret-,/, Lotition, in boxes price . 4s. Ga. or the Tuantity , of six boxes in one, at 2zs. retail, by Tutt,. Koyal EXchange; Cling tnd Butler,. Nzi Cheapside Wald, No. 234, Holborn; No. ; Shaw, No. 74, Lc:trough i itAcl XI every .%ecii c.iat vendc.l in the KingdOxii, Ile ; Ith, torn --i Bri.