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i EP ' 2939'1 PrTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ° - MORROW EVENING, Feb. zo, ISoz, Their ivlaiesties' Servants will ad THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. KING ; Faulkland, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Acres, Mr. BANNISTER, J un . Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr. PALMER ; Fag, Mr. SURMONT ; David, Mr. WATHEN; Mrs. Malaprop, Miss POPE. Lydia Languish, Miss MELLON ; Julia, Miss BIGGS. : WITH 0: 1 ;, 11 E CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. le t , - c ; "'"claY, Mary Queen of Scots, with Harlequin Amu or the Nlagi c 01 Nlnna. ) I. ,;' e ldaY, Mrs. Billington will perform at this Theatre. 3ttA n ew e r ' n2s( laY, the Tragedy of Pizarro. 11l 1-3-e° snipee'ei i r e o d du l Lovers•' Resolutions, is in rehearsal, THEATRI:-•ROYAL; COVENT-C; A EWEN. ~: TO-M ORROW EVENING, Feb. zo, IBoz ) will be performed, LOVE IN A VILLAGE: YounK Meadows, Mr. INCLEDON ; Hawthorn, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Ha dge, Mr. KNIGHT ; Sit William Madows, Mr. WADDY ; justice Woodcock, Mr. MUNDEN. Deborah, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Madge Mrs. MA it'f'Y it • Lucinda', Mrs. ATKIN'S': And Rosetta,.Mrs. B I L LIN GT 0N - LOVERS WINH' Q The Cabinet will UARRELS° 3,:turday, next week. s bt. perfor me d O n Tuesday , Friday, and .........______ ------ _ ADV ERTISEMENT: HERE wOR'rHING, SUSSEX. -A.s EDWARD STEEL, I°}'lN andRICHARD BELTON, V ARS(, , N andCHARLES of. Lancing, b t .... S, of Worthing, have suffered Shipwreck, and i,,,.':':...,"-''P,osf.d tlio Days and a 4;ht upon a tempestuo b ai ss - , tZ'"jPen Boat, htving not only lost their 'Vessel, but Valle, Fran.arh d O ther Etli•Cts as their Passport from S . t.. they 1 . 1 7 4 1 . 1 1 b n, e, \'‘ . inither'the'y were driven. of their re.- ' t Peelc(i p r i:Yllope, if. this should meet the eye will testify , that they — ,-.1143 who visit Worthing in the Summer Season,and add th e i r N ill condescend to notice their StlfleriilP„b,,, Relief at W orthil riles to a Subscription 'opened' for their , 11 , Ie ssr , ' ; and at Lancinge smallest Dbnatu ns e l ft at IQ , ' • illiams, &C. Bankers, No. zo, Bircninlanr, Corn will ...___....__ be most gratefully acknowledged. TIE CR 1r..r.,, ECIRCIE SINICOCK' s B ANKRUPTCY. i ss ,,, Deb ts und ED ITORS who ' have proved their er a Commission of Bankrupr, awarded and Tun ,atnst GEORG E SI MCO CK, late of the Bolt l ell,,,llard, Plect-street, London, Coachmaster, dealer and _ _tht,i,,.n, are desired to meet the Assignees of the said Baltic trliar Estate and Etfeets on Thursday the zsth day of fe tc)it II instant, at one. of the clock in the afteroOon, at the 1(1 TIM Ci • I - Fl -t -t -t London, in order to assels, _ o Let_ aouz,e, ce -s re , disp,, i 'L to, or dioscut from the said Assignees selling and Sh are 1 . 1'4 ; 11 the Leass of the said Bankrupt's House ; Of his 1(,;1,..ea1.1g rhterest of and in the Chichester, Portsmouth, 11Qrat.4!er, and Hastings Stage Coaches.• of his Stock of by .;ilV2cl all Ills Household and other E i ffecis whatsoever, ' o,ttra4l;. and c, ',the,. special affairs. S. VI N ES, Solicitor, Thavies Ina. - -------'------_---_______ . . ENGLIIIIm.,,-.- . - "`&- , A.Y, MARCH I, 1802, SH e oTATF. LOTTE BE- GWs DR A/NG moNDAY, RY ki. of pi.;ees. SCHEME. 4 ci, ~, V alue of each. Total Value. Z. 20 ,000 is ,C.Wg,OOO 4 4 --....... ,3,000 ___.... 40,000 --____ 230 0 0 2 , , S ------ 5,0C/0 --- , 10 000 2'"00--- ' -.._... 10,000 12, 1,000 ---- 500 ---- 6,0e0 50 - - reo ---- . 5 So o So ---- ta,00 ;) `. ,c°3 la 5.000 ._ 32,1,000 -__,__, 4ta,ono 'ricket s. . C £.500,000 APITALS DETERMINABLE. ' • F irst -drawn Ditto Ticket, !sill Day, .10,000 Ditto, zist Day, . 20,009 , . Ditt o , 32d Day, 20,000 -loth Day, 1,000 ~ , ,ICKETS'ancI SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LoTTL KY-OFFICE. • PRESENT PRICE. .. Ralf Ticket, . - - k. t 6 Is o - 13 0 1 Eighth - 24 o *.uarter 47 0 I Sixteenth rz o sts* Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets or '"res. may be supplied by sending go Lot (l ike Oiders, Bangood Bi t lls at sho rt d ates, r Y O e' t k Notes , or Cash,o any Li censed ;tOffice.' a 01! WY b efore the The Price of Tickets and Sh ares will rise consider ' Draw. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. Ti le 1 , I (\"RAWING of the present ENGLISH sTATL k-,61,".1-rLRY begins on Monday the First of March. 1. "EF:, TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, iCrt at V;T, /1111 S, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in e I, of Numbers, and on the lowest Teens , • i • Ile Money for the Prizes pai . d. on Demand, Stock -B ov By HORNSBY and. Co. r- r i e !s, at their old established State-Lottery-Office, '-'eetlSed prsuLt to ACt of Parliament) ~............:A? :po st, t N t o :.:2R 6 ,o yC d iO ßNlllLL, -Exchange, London; - . 4 0 at L IVERPOOL and. EXETER. R Lir. IAMILS's ANALEPTIC PILLS. • F%-tiltil'esealk-heumatisms and Colds which prevail elticaLious a , n' 4ll of the year, Their no Mediciri . e , is so safe and Peculiar t 74,-,,r• JAMES's ANALEPTIC I ILLS. Secieiio, en--0c)I to promote Perspiration, and all the natural ilese conviails, will account for their singular virtues in these t rani e i s P ts, as well as in many others to which the hu au . lable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They . t intr4blY caleulat 1 for Disorders of the Stomach and °wels, for persons of ‘!-( Wlious or a Gouty habit, as also . for n t hose to w i, r -use co nstitutio a ns 1 1 1zwe been Aided by a too aclive tiii,,Z,Mfttetitry life. They are likewise particularly . set : tno v i vi `e in Head-Achs occasioned by Indigesti?n, and in Ft-- P a i s ,, ,K . the bad effects of free living ; as also in preventing p erai ` i c , s and Apoplekies, so often the consequence of inti.rn 9leati'e. Recourse should be had to them after every . excess thi i , l'g.cor drinking, and upon every slight indisposition ; and will their well-knwn tar of promoting longevity c h ar be well far, by assisting Nature in the due chs toti it the animal functins, and by keeping the consti 111 ,on as it were in continual repair, they preserve the body ~health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. "collar file AN AI- EPTIC PILLS owe their excellence to a ~_ preparation, which has never been divulged by the D',,tleinto,r.but to the present Proprietors, they ctn. only be had ~,3 , . ,1 n!.. from them ; and they are sold by ktancis Newberg, I__t! arehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. ,s, the East ;;! 1 . 1 1 ofd st. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapsi e, London, r i ll . , at Dr. lames's' late house in liridostreet, in Boxes, 1,-,- ce 4s. 6d. each, Stamp ineludeik; or the quantity of Six -4 '.15' be had in one large Box far il. zs. 6d. , Observp .4- - ra ta ., „-- that tne Name " F. y, No. terteitZ i s engraved i n the Stamps All others 45, St. are coon- r TH:H FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, "ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. The LORD BISHOP of DURHAM, President. NOTICE is hereby given, That a General IN Meeting of the Members of this Institution, for the Annual Eleaion of a President, Vice-Presidents, and other Officers, will be hoiden at Paul's Cotfee-house, St. Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday the 4th day of March. ' The Chair to be taken at One o' Clod: precisely. The Gentlemen of the CoMmittee are requested to meet as above at Eleven o'Clock, prekrious to the General Meeting. The Sub-Committee meet every Monday at the School, at Two o'Clock. JOHN GRINDLAY, Secretiry. Donations and Subscriptions are received, By S. Bosan9tet, jun. Es 6. the Treasurer, Great Rus sell-street, Bloomsbury ; the Rev. Dr. Grindlay . , the Se cretary, No. 3, Pratt street, Lambeth ; Mr. R. C;rasswell, Collector, Craven-street ; Mr. R. Stitt, Collector, No . : too, Borough. And by the following Bankers Messrs. Ransom, aid Co; Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Coutts, and Co. Strand ; Messrs: Hoares, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Down, and Co. Bartholomew-lane ; Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris, and Co. LornhaaLstreet ; Messrs. Vere, and Co. ditto; Messrs. Brown, and- Co. ditto ; and Messrs. Bosanquet, and Co.. ditto ; at which places, printed Accounts of, the Institution may be had. ..__. • •_ _ there are at present in the School, sixteen Male and nine omale Pupil's, employed either in spinning Flax or in the rnanufaClure of Baskets, Sash Cord, and Clothes Line, with a Machine of a peculiar construction adapted to Blind per, Knis, at which last Employment, some are capable of earn ing from Four to Six Shillings per week. The above Arti cles are sold at :the School, for the Benefit of the Institu t The Committee will be gratified by the Visits of ank Per sons at the School, who may be desirous of witnessing the progrcss of the Pupils. There is at present aecoriirrioaation tor four more Male, and one Female pupil. The following Douations and new Subscriptions have been received : 1. s. 1. s. An Unknown Benevo- L. W. Clericus 2 lent Lady, by Mess. Augustus Peehell,F.sq ; 2 2 Ransom and Co. ao o Lady Woomb well 2 2 Theo. H. Broadhead, A. B. in Letter to Sc. . . 'Esq. - - to to cretary -- - t o --Chatfiad, Esq. to to Mrs. Astell Thornton a I Sam. Enderby, Esq. to to S. Bawtree, Esq. a a Lord Grenville, Esq. to to Wrn. Borrowes, Esq. a a Sarah Garratt to lb Mr. it. Butcher a r . Lord Hervey to a() Mrs. Cooke - i 1 Jo hn Harman, .Esq. to to' Mr. W. Curling a 1 George Hatch - , Esq. to to Mrs. Drew - a 1 George Jeffrey, Esq. to .to Rev. Dr. Duval - a a Richard Nixon, Esq. to to Mrs. Duval - a I C. S. Stro4. Esq. to to 1111 - . Forster - 1 I Miss Streatseld to to T. F. Forster, jun. Esq. a t Mrs. Twy man to to Rev. T. Forster . a 1 Thomas Warre, Esq. to to Colonel H. F. Greville a a . john Walker, Esq. lb to Richard Holbert, Esq. a I Rev. Dr. Willis to to Miss Jackson - x a Tho. Wetherell, Esq. 15 o Mrs. Marshain t i Francis Wilson, Esq. to to Mr. Deputy Nichols a a G. V. per Secretary 3o . o Miss Selwn - a 1 Mr. Henry Clarke 5 - 5 Miss F. Selwyn - a a J. Gibson, Esl. Dant- Wm. Sikes, E. a 1 zig - - 5 s C. Thelusson, Esq. _ a 1 T. Hope, Esq. by Mr. Mrs. Thomas ,- a a Rind - - 3 3 Mrs. Tyers r 1 a A Christmas Gift 3 0 Mrs. Unwin. . - ~ a a T. Dowdeswell, Fitt. a a G. Watlington, Esq.. 1 1 J. Holder, Esq. a 2 MelioraV by keening 2020 Gallons ina Vat. S"NCER and PERKINS, Wine . ..MerchantS, No. 44, opposite the Church, Snow-hill, take the. li berty of acquainting the Curious in Wine, that no India Voyage can soften and improve Madeira to the extent their Vats do, -as they not only make it more agreeable in flavour to the palate, but more restorative and wholesome to the stomachs of the aged and infirm, for which that Wine, when in perfetlion, is so celebrated. Their Bucelle is in great perfelion, and this is 'the season for drinking it : it is. deemed efficacious in disorders of the Stone and G ravel. No less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town, free of expellee. ORME's NEW and COMPLETE DRAWING-BOOK. This Day was published, The Sixth Number, which completes T I iE RUDIMENTS of LA NDSCAPE DRAW_ ING and PERSPECTIVE. • By,WILLIA.M ORME. • Price ii. Its. 61. in boards. Published and sold by Edward Orme, - No. 59, New Bond street, corner of Brook-street. Where may be bad, Books of,lnstruaiOn in every Branch of Drawing, Drawing Materials. Sold also by Marsh and Dunsford, Fleet-street, and all other Print and Booksellers. • A Cataloguebf Mr. 0 rme's Publications is now .ready for Merchants, Shops, and Dealers, who are supplied on liberal terms. This Day was published, Price 4s. 6d. Q IX LETTERS to GRANVILLE SHARP, Esq. reeaing his REMARKS on the USES o f th e DE FINITIVE ARTICLE in the GREEK TEXT of the NEW TESTAMENT. Printed-for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-.yard; W. H. Lunn, Soho-square; J. Cooke, Oxford; and J. Deightun, Cambridge. This Day:was•pnblished, In Four large Volumes, duodecimo, Price bound z6s. The Thira Edition of riONTEMPLATIONS. on the. SACRED HIS. TORY, altered from the Works of the Right Rev. Father in Cod, JOSEPH HALL, D.D. -- some tinid Lord Bishop of Norwich , By the Rev. GEORGE HENRY GLASSE, M.A. (late Student of Christ Church, Oxford), Rector of ,Han well;Middlesex, and Chaplain to the Earl of Radnor. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St.'. Paul's Church-yard .sold also by J. Hatclzard, No. 190, Picca d ly. •, Speedily will be published, In One Volume Odavo, ASECULAR ESSAY,: Contai n i ng a R e t ros p ec _ tive VIEW of EVIiNTS, tonne led with the EC CLESIASTICAL liisi:oox of,.EN.GLAND during the EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 'With Refieelions on the State of PRACTIC AL RELIGION in that Period. By JOHN BREWSTER, A.M. . Vicar of Stockton upon Tees, and Of Greatham, in the Couuty of Darharrt. London: Printed' Mr- F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard. Sold also by j. Ilatchard, .No. 190, Piccadilly. Also in the Press, by the same Author, A Second Edition of .Meditations of a Recluse, in.. One Volume, nmo. MICHAELIS ON THE NEW'TESTAiVIENT;. ,Coknplete,. with the Rey - .. 11. MARSI-i's. NOTES, This Day was published, In Six ViAume's large ()claw), Price in boar& 21: 4s: tNTRbDUCTION - to the NEW _ TESTAMENT. . By 'JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS, Late Professor in the University of 'Gottingen, See. Trif:slated from the Fourth Edition of the German, and considerably augmented with Notes,.. and a Di , ;sertation on the Origin and. Composition of the Three First Gospels. HERKRT MARSH, L. D. F. R. S. Pellow of St. John's CollegeXambridgel Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-y.4d. Sold also . by Hatchard, No. 1.90, Piccadil ly and. by the Booksellers Oxford"and Cambridge. 11 The Second Part of this Work may be had separately, in Three Volumes, price in boards tl. The Dissertation on the Gospels may also be had separately, price in boards ss. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One Volume Octavo, price in boards 55. 6d. ILLUSTRATIONS Of the TRUTH of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION. • By EDWARD MALTBY, B. D. -Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Cambridge: Pruned at the Universay Press, and sold by Riyingtons, White, flatchard, and Lunn, 'in LoNdon ; by Deighton, Carnbridge; • Hanwell and Parker, and Cooke, Oxford ; Bunton, %Vinton ; and.Beatnitle, Norwich. CAPITAL PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Upon the zsthday of M arc h, tSO2., at the House of James Lea, tiEJ Eagle and Child, Warrington, • rrHE -RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY, with all the Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casks, &c. as the same are at present possessed by lEneas Morrison. The Brewery is Leasehold, or which there are 14 years yet to come, and was built in the years 1785-6. It is excellently con stvuded, well suppiied with water, and is situated on the banks of the Mersey, within a few.hundred yards of the spot Where the Duke of Bridgwater's Canal joins that River, con sequently has the advantages ofcheap water carriage to Liver pool, Manchester; and all the manufaduring towns in Lan shire, Cheshire, Stattbrdshire, &c. There is a commodious dwelling-house upon -the premises, consisting of fourteen Rooms, besides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well stocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, New Square,, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. William Lawson, Merchant, Liverpool; or Mr. /Eneas Morrison, upon the Premises, either of - "whom are authorized to sell by Private Contra& SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the loth of March next, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Chan cery-lane, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATE, si_ tuate in the Hamlet Of STOCKWELL, in the Parish of Lambeth, viz. The MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK WELL. The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu pation of Charles Bedford, Esti. with the Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1303. The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard, &C. in the occupat i on o f C. Hall, and - Cox, Esqrs. un der Lease, which expires Lady- Day yBO3. The White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826. The Farm House and Out-buildings, with .the Lands in the occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons, Tenant at Will. The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will. • The House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr. George Wheeler, Tenant at Will, The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Rep - pen, Tenant at Will. The Wax Manufactory, with the Mansion-House, Offices, and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under Lease, Sea years and upward of which are unexpired. The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Road from London to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the East, and the Road called Acrelane, leading from Clapham to Camber well, runs through the Estate towards the North. Plans and Particulars will be ready to be delivered on Fri day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chambers, Tanfield-court, Inner Temple ; 'and at W. and J. Black's Chambers, Middle Temple-Hall Staircase. A Person will be appointed to attend at the White Horse Public-house aforesaid, from Friday the 26th inst. from Ele ven till Four each Day (Sundays excepted), to deliver Parti culars) and thew tiler rtrai4c4. This Day was published, In One Volume Odavo, price 6s. in boards, The THIRD EDITION, with CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS, t'INANCIAL and POLITICAL FACTS of the EIGHTEENTH CEN T R Yl;' with - Comp.arative Es timates of the Revenue, Expendituf,, Debts, Manutadure6, and Commerce of G reat , • By JOHN M'ART!IUR, Esq. Author of a Treatis,.; on Naval Courts-Martials. . The Third Edition, with an appemlix of useful and in teresting Documents. The whole revised r eorreded, and con siderably enlarged. " Whoever wishes to form an accurate judgment of the real situation of this 'Count ry, should read with attention the publication before us, .in which he will find no declamatory rant, no - fulsome tlatteu, no speculations, no abstrad rea sunin?r, hut solid calculations, 'just inferences, and ineoptro vertible fads.. it ought to he translated into all Foreign Languages, and circulated throughout Europe," &c. • -ANTI-Incoativ REVIEW. Printed for I -Wright, Piccadilly. This Day were pnblished, in'Svo. price 6s. inboards, LETTERS on the CULTIVATION of the OTAHEIT E CANE, the Manufaaure of Sugar and Ruin, the Saving of Molasses, the Care and Preservation of Stock, with the Attention and Anxiety which is due to Negroes. To these. Topics - are added a few other PartiCulars analogous to the subjeel of the Letters. By CLEMENT CAINES, Esq. London : Sold for the Authdr, by Lackington, Allen and Co. Teitiple of the Muses, .Finsbury-square ; of whom may be had, lately published, their New Catalogue for the pre sent year, the largest and cheapest, ever • presented to the public. PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. The following Books on the Pradical Parts of Architecture, have been lately published by J. Taylor, No. 59, High I lolborn : r.MICHOLSON's Carpenter's and Joiner's .As -11 N sistant, illustrated with 79'plates, and copious expla nations, 4to. 18s. bound. a. Nicholson's Carpenter's New Guide, a complete Book of Lines for Carpentry alki Joinery, with 78 plates, iss. 3. NichoNon's Student's Instructor, in drawing and work ing the Five Orders, with 33 plates, 6s. bound. PaM's British Palladio, 4a plates, folio, 16s, • S. Pain's Carpenter and joiner's Repository, 69 plates, 16s. 6. Pain's Pradical Builder, 83 plates, las. 7. Pain's Pradical House Carpenter, 148 plates, 18s. 'B. Pain's Builder's Pocket Treasure, 65 plates, 6s. 9. Langley's Builder's Assistant, z vols. 77 plates, 155. to. Langley's Gothic Architecture Improved, 64.plates ' 15s. s. Langley's Builder's Bench Mate, 184 plates, 45. 6d. tz. Franklyn and Claming on Smoakey Chininies, 45. 4d. 13. 'Designs for Shop Fronts and Door CaseS, los. 6d. . 14. Designs for Chimney PieeeS, with Mouldings and Bases at large, tos. 6d. 15. Richardson's Fancy Capitals and Friezes from the An tique, 15s. - • , 16. Designs for Monuments, including Grave-stones, Wail pieces, and Tombs, 16s. 17. Elevation and Plan of Blackfryar's Bridge, ss. 18. Plans, Elevations, and Settions of the Machines and Centering used in erecting Blolckfryar's Bridge, Los; 6d.' or with the EleS'gion, 15$. [PRICE SIX PENCE. This Day Was published, Price's. in boards, MITE' FIELD ENGINEER's . VADE-MECUM ; 1 consisting' of a Course of Praaical Geometry on the Ground, and an Introdudion to Reconnoitring; with various Methods of raking Heights and Distances, and of Surveying, independent of Instruments. With the Method of repre senting the Variations of a Country, so easy that it • may be learned in a week, bv.those not praetised in Mathematics and DraWing. Illustrated by Plates and Figures. By . 1. LANDMANN, PtofeSsor in the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich. Printed tor I'. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. ' • ARTIFICIAL HAIR. T. very great inconvenience, in warm weather (to say. nothing of- the extreme danger attendant on wearing raise Hair too frequently cut frern :he Iv: ids bf im proper persons), iaduces the Proprietor of the T RI CO STA N FLUID to recommend to Ladies in general the use of this distinguished Preparation', for changing Red or Grey Hair to various beautiful and permanent Shades of Flaxen, Brown, or Black; in the course of a few hours. Its merits. are n& t solely confined to changing the colour only, as it strengthens the weakest Hair, prevents its Filling off and increases the growth to a degree of luxuriance, that rivals every Cornpo:ii , tion yet offered for similar purposes. In a word, to convince the Public of the above assertions, any Lady sending a lock of hair, post-paid, sealed at that end which is cut from the head, in the course of one day, haye it returned (free of expence) changed to any colour - shewn at the places of sale. Stich an unequivocal and liberal offer, the Proprietor_ trusts, will convince more than all the panegyric'Words can b:stow: —Ladies are particularly iequeSted to Mention Whe ther they wish Fluid for Flaxen, Light-hlown, Dark-brown, or Black.. . • Sold, by order of the Proprietor, at Mr. Golding's, Per fumer, Cornhill ; Mrs. Overton's, No. 47, New Bond -street; Mr. Wright's,. Wade's Passage, Bath ; at ii. as. per bottle, Duty included. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, For all inaction or Obstrudion of the Stomach and Bowels, Pains and Distention of the Bile, Bowels, I nchges tiOn, Sickness at Stomach, Flatulency, Habitual Costivenex,. Bilious or Sick Head-ach, &c. &c. HALLAM'S ANTI-BILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS. THIS safe and elegant Preliaration •is justly, esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it- elENttually removes all Inaction or Ohstruelion of the Stomacivand Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indi gestion, Flatulency, or Cold; SiCkness at Stomach, Head 4tze. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudi ties retained in the intestinal canal, and atts as an Alterative to the system generally. Free from any antimonial or mar. Curial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has been given with singular gcy)d el - Pea during Pregnancy. Its aCtion is.. particularly adapted to Persons of bilious Habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a suffiCient action of the bowels is not kept up ; and crudities retained in those organs are fre quently producing pains and distentions, head-achs, languor, and giddiness, or a'sense of weariness and oppression: " Remove the cause, the cited - must cease." _ _ A single trial 'will fully convince .the. Patient of their effi cacy. The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head-achs are cer tainly reMoved.by a single dose, and in a much shorter time than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thinks it proper -to remark, they will be found not only to ad without pain or uneasiness, hut to,leave the body, after their immediate action ceases, tree . frorit that, costive state which generally succeeds the °pet atim of laxative medicines. sold, wholesale aid retail, by 11. Shaw, No. 74, Borough; and retail, by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and by. eyery Tender of - Atedicim in the fc.ingdom. -Price 25.,9.1.. an-i Ss. sd. per box. It is necessary' .to observe, the.:signature 'of " Edward Hallam" appg..lks on -the Certificate covering each box—rio others can possibly. be•g:>nuirie; k Reward of-Fifty Pounds will be paid on conlidion or a forgery. EXTRAC FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. IT has been the study of• the Proprietors of the well-known ANTI SCORBUTI C DROPS,. first com posed and prepared by the late ANCI S Sl' I f.SIIU RY, at his Dispensary, No. 15, •SoliosqUate, London, and continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public against the Impositions which are daily practised agaihst Medicines possessing the first respeelability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutie -Drops have been found not only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source in 'cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and tha attendant diseases of the nerves, as the list of cures accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc tions, will testify, as well as the Trevisa- on Diet; Gout, '&c. written by•the late Proprietor (which may be also had at the Dispensary), singleAnem out as fit objects to try, un der their sandion, such spurious imitations. hor this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Com missioners of the Stamp,olfice, have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words" Spilsbury and .Co. No. 15, -Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, - if the Purchaser attends to, together with, the words " By the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms on the larger, he may be as sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and Los. each, duty included. WE HN Professional Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far- as I am able, the ravages or those Complaints winch are the most important in the Catalogue of Human After initiation into every - Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in. dividuals irons the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy ot general Pratlitioners. .The Three-Disorders, to the Cure of which I . have de vo:ed my attention, comprise every species of Y ENE REAL INFECTION, whether ot a' recent or long' dn.. ration: zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising froth the. habits, of school .boyS, or the indulgences of mature aee And..,*tiv, twat derangement of the system in wo, men wind, a called BARRENNESS, or STE R LITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequenqy happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the. indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me thod'such.Complairits are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state •of Debility, whi,:h is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully cons cols Ins Inisfcirtinie, it may be some conso lation'tnr hint to know, that although it be an obie:l of doubt or uncertainty with other. PraCtitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State; and in these cases, no great difficulty Avill occur. But where this 'Deficiency has for sears existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably !equisire to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lit; and to re-animate the Constitution. MA R - 10 El) WOMEN, who have 1011 r, been disappointed in their expedations of a Family, may be assured, 'that in most instances, such deteas are curable by Medical skill. The secresv which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualitticatiOns which 1 have presumed to stare, iorni the basis of my pretensions, and in clincideuce with: such this intimation is given, titht Mr, personally, or by Letters (inatigng a small Note), house, No.-4, Arundel-street, Strand, near Templ e li ar. house, There is an additional Entrance in Water -street, adjoining, annthe N ameis on both the'donts. 1l ember of tile Royal college of Surgeons. Atic:-.rr-,_ '-' r ;r- -WI -te - ar, i '• , k• I A A ~., ti* e k t :-. '",. . 'v.'' , c •Th_, '',ll: . A _ , y.,, 4 • ~ a-t -..e.k 43;17 ~% 'if* s .lt t v ) ~,,/ ~,, * \W'r4 . 1-Y2 7 4 -_,rck 1iV,..,:_;;;; • ...:•%., t . - - ='•; - - -' - ; - -_t_ --7 -- 4 1 - :; 49 .fr, -- ...• , „ k , 6 I I ,- It*: :-....-7, - ;3 1 %, 41 'x' - '' a . C -- ..- .. ,...,,- - i5:4 17 ,-1,,,: : % -- -,.._ / 4 1 1 1 10 W y., 1 1 ,k'• , r -A,,,. T Lk ' , • 19, iSoz.