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\ f 1 ) 1 7'41;7.1,4 11,, • -#„4": , f l ;S; = ' 7.7 =l rt- L• , kuu, , r, '7'P, c 7 11 1'M% • • .~- , 0 „ ate LUI - ~ •---=_ .t r , • _,, ' • 1 • , ...-, , " at int RANELAGII, ON Account of the NUIIIerQUS Preparations for E:sl.,the E FETE, to be given by the NOBLEME N and DAN,nbutLMEN of BOODLE's CLUB, on WEDNES - ext uity the RpTUND-4. cannot be Opened THIS At a Dinner of the FINSBURY'VOLUNTE E RS, held at the London Tavern, on Friday, May zi ; W. H. CROWDER, Esq. in the Chair; -r_~ : • This Day was published,. • . In Two Vols, Duodecimo, Price 143. bound, - illustratcd with Severity -two Copper- plates of four-footed Animals, 'T D HE NATURAL. HIS T O RY of OLIARU i. P EDS' ; inclUding all the'Litimmn Class of Marninalia,' To which is prefixed, a General View of Ni,ttire, for the Use of Young Prisons. Begun by the Author of the Natural History of .Birds. . , • "rhis, Day were published, price 6s. 6d. in Ithards r DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the WO:, CW,A-TION of COW-PDX, pointing out a test or a,constitutional affeclion in thoSe Cases; in which ,the . inflammation is slight, andln which no fever iS perceptible.. Illustrated by Ca6CS and Plates, fay JAMES _BRYCE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinhurol; Sur.: geon to the Orphan Hospital, and one of the Surgeons to• the Institution for the gratuitous • Inoculation of Cow-pox, ' Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Dairies; Strand and W. Creech, Edinburgh. On FRIDAY next, JUNE 1802, A SUPERB MASQUERADE T Will be given, i n Honour of WI, HE BIRTH -DAY OF HIS MAJESTY, e n the Grand Root», and all the Decorations will be ex hibited as at 13oodle' s F ete . tltli ci e ni c i ttance, One Guinea only, Supper and Wine in tiolt. Tickets for private Coach Stands to be had at Ranelagh RESOLVED, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to W. H. CROWDER, Esq. our late wor thy Commander, for the zeal shown by him on all occasions, for the important Cause ir% which we associated ; for his se dulous attention to the Discipline of our late Corps ; and for the urbanity and politeness shewn at all times to us, as indi vidual Members thereof. Printed for j. Johnson, St. Pa;:l's Churchyard. Where may be had, the Natural *History of Birds, in 3 vols with upwards' of One Hundred PlateS, either plain or 'co. loured. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to john Bannatyne, Matthew Miller, an d J osep h J ac k son, sqrs. our late worthy Lieutenants, for their zeal for the Public Cause, and their attention and politeness shewn to us on all occasions, since our association. "This Day were published, Price 4s. 6:1. in boards, VIGHT HISTORICAL TALES, Curiotks an, IL/ Instru6live, viz. VAUXHALL. une , r 8 ,52. THE co nt i nue d unfavourable state o T f the r weather 1,(1 rendering it impossible to OPEN the . GARDENS 1)--4ORROW WEDNESDAY, as was intended, the dill f o l t l e b i b io are r espedfully informed, that the same will there Postponed until a future Day, of which due nonce be given. Bolton, May 28, 1802. Et, TWENTY GUINEAS . REWARD. L ,i filS SCHOOL, in Bolton.le-Moors, Lan lirl cashire, the Toth , Day of March, /80z, JAMES Of - ‘11.11.1 AINSWORTH, a Boy then about Fifteen Years i, x 4 fe , , five feet three inches high, stout made,. fresh corn ` 1 °ll, light h- • He ',- a r wing Boy, and had a good uc at; ,.._ dlr. IA yIS g o • Flis i v "' lest rs s r l l ticis suppose lie went on, board some of His Ma f'icri at , uI PS then lying at Yarmouth, they having heard of ole t n o.tamford, in Lincoln Shire ; but, though every possi ka, ti, 4 l ll ,'rY has been made in all direcEons, no further inthr 0e k e ,,, n,as yet been obtained. It this Advertisement should 4 re i t ,' °Y hirniit is hoped he will write to his Parents; who 4re,freat trouble on his account, and would place him kin,,,"Q Y to his wishes ; or if he will return, he will be 1 received and no notice taken of his past conctua. • k"' R . A ' tteP, No An person who, by letter, addressed to Mr. Bar lloit.:_ I 3 z, Cheapside, London ; or to Mr. T. Ainsworth, , e_u,n, giving inthrrnation where he may be found, will 4y ar ,qtled to the above Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS, r P l Yirlg as above. FR • - - otiANFORD BRIDGE If-7N, and POST-OFFICE, :te en :' , liles f rom L ondon, on the ' Bath and Oxford Roads. A DAMS (from the Grecian Coffee-house) ,N e gi ci b rvi egS Leave to inform the Public, that he has sue '"'at hi s ''' . Goddard in the above Premises, and assures them kld No utmost endeavours will be used, btith ih the Posting ilkta„',,°oe Ilusiness to Merit (and humbly solicits) a conti- C"` e of th e iv• iT • :, 1.•,.,. i rAne ' fr''''d ''' ktg th Cra ne Bridge is a pleashig and convenient . change, bring tad: Stages nearly equal, with a saving of one mile to both — Posting at' One Shilling per mile. r,---________ - rri'WLY's HOTEL, PLYMOUTH DOCK, I ly tile 'Residence ot His Royal Highness the Duke of .. e l a c r_ell u c i e l . ,Q.• ( h p ', V ILE Y most res C r tI Ybegs leave to return Ity ~,",1 unfeigned thanks to the numerous Nobility and Gen to'', t plo have dear him the honour of frequenting his Hotel, 'i',Be,five years past, and he begs leave to inform his many i• 411 (1 arnly friends and the Public, that . he ha! lately `,„" e nlar ged, and fine I up in an elegant anu genteel stile ttt l ,„_mi 1-loel for their accommodation, and hopes his dill_tii , 4 7 kid attention to please, will gain him a continuance of -, tta , t, lours. rkl -\\ '‘ey has boats at command for the Nobility and.G entry :Pp A7 4 ce theit summer excursions to that mucn•admircd rtfthtqlnt EdgeciiMbe, River 'l'amar, and places adjacent, mild together aford the most picluresque views in Eng ,,. ,j i ;,iil ll e,,, ; tit' His Royal M a il C oac h arrives every morning at qe k b' lt, a o evenin at half past five from th ortes ove Hute . 1 t noticend sets . A glassffever coa y ch and g neat post chaises at the t i..) lIE W-INVENTED SUMMER HAT. I li V i NN'ILLIAMS, No. 5 5 , New Bo n d -s t ree t V . ON i l (late Foreman to Davies Jarratts), begs . Leave to i'',\'c' li ght Nobility and Gentry, that he has just invented a O ft til - " t Summer Hat which, from itS ease, fineness of ,' . 4t. t i'„ 44dttur bilty tar 'weeds all other Inventions ever 1.% 411 )' 1. - 2',l ° the Public and on: - the most reasonable Terms. ei..tl",ti,`l,pr Genleman in the Country may be supplied which tqlt,,,l;le-d.eorlaeoobiqn,Healt:by sending the measure as above', ' gI their own Hat on the outside of the I : • 4 B el °se to tfit;h ' i l i n in a t n i clsend the number of inches., . 1, / . ,..„ ;,A g-reat *ari ety of Ladies' allably .rimmed. .' rlats ; and chihiren's Hats, of kinds. t t i . i ' t , I. ( L THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. --c,„4'' INCIBILITY; GENTRY, and PUBLIC in l '. 4 °4 ''''et er al, are respectfully intOrrned, j. BURGESS . and tbiesp-"NINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues 11' I lti r r, e P a red by them in the same mannerthat has given 11,-'",ersal aprrobationfor many years paSt. 41i lOr t • . I , Ic o ', g yttst y -acquired Stineriority of that Article is therso44ll',rated in the opinion of the Country at large, and of ii,:tete, t re.sident in all parts df the World; and . hay . ing . stood ti e 4 , ° t trial, ranks it id the situation it now maintains. ii (t `it Sat6l,e2nera.l utility of their Essence o t Anchovies and other loi, v eil.. es for Fish, &c. induces them, frOm the numerous L'irthj.zrrnents daily appearing, to caution Farhilies, &c : In 't 4t - rg the Same, ns to be haa,of their Genuine, yoi er „ ?Li' Warehouse as under. -.- 4t i othei Article - Ilitliiitit.._ in the Oil Trade for family use, of the ll,' / i "Y.• 111, Ar ib idla Merchants; Captains of Ships, &c. ()Meets in ait-tY dud i'iavv, supplied union the shortest notice for . )Ik4',, 4 0 4 ' 1 West Indies; &c. ' • - ' - tit ," : t a, °I : the corivtalienee of Families in Scotl .. aud, they ;.r5,,,-,Pointed Al-ssrs R. JolinstOri and Co. Edinburgh, I'Va reTh e , 4 u rt .., for Fish Saiices :r , ,: . , • -kv,o. 107, cco - ner of pavoy-steps, Ntit 6tr:ind, London. ROMAN CEMENT. i‘ ESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, Sduth, ililliiailvar, Manufaaure Cement, or Mortars , for building t!oiher,,which far surpa sses in utility Dutch Tetras, or it tit sitil; itt of Mortar: it gives to an kinds of Brick or is t l ett Ith ,rci z)ri lincommoti degree of. strength and cohesion ; Mi t hP(l;.."l 4. Water, soon beeorn' es as hard as StOne, and my 41thixitite, even to the action of the Sea, without injtiry. in 1 Qt,4"gs, tlepreiOre, intended to resist, or contain Water, °l 4 e ,„ e Pt .114 [Y.! i.i.:,,:c1 with singular advantage; or it n-19, .4r t ,, ,, ( , with Lime and Sand,' to any desirable degree, for ilittik,;l:PnrpOses. •- - 111:144,,,llso prepare STUCCO - for casing Buildings wit , of t l ''' w ai r, l'cl and dura'ole nature as the Cement :it preerves l i 4 ll Pli tt '., t rom wet and damp and may- be executed so as l t , r. t p,,, ( -..Y to resemble Stone, a' t a very moderate expence. ` 1 ,.. , 51 0 , ' , 11., 1. , Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na e. , i. ------ 'rta)t, ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONSet and other Zt4iti:tig Iron Isdoulds, Ink Sp,)ts, 4 Ntli er ; t utu of Lintn, Iklusin, Lace i , ( . ed I : V a ni nd for many th e s i i -S, as a Substitute for Legions" c Price One 'Snik -14, QVI-st received numerous complaints that t,phs cilaPositions .solthincicr the title - of SALT of 4.. _E_ -- 1j i iii' t 1.1'.1..z1u only Intl:Lett - 1;11, but to inform burn Public, ' CL " the , 1 1 , 4 , 1 , Y trxi e l 'n' c ' 'lt". INT(.l . i.l L ivc ik es l s ... ? Pof LEMONS. is only to tr; ,4 ta, wholesale arid retail, et my shop in Cock 1 1 1' 1 ligrlti'"c is to be depended upon as mine bu s ! h outside. 11e,crt.9re ol the bot tout of each boX, and on :NI they ia t has 4 P''r. W. BAYLEY -14 11,, Is°,4%hi'n Salt of Letrinns particularly useful to Ladies r th,t,,big their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains o 44 le ' t)ur d gloves, &c. and is much - more agreeable to use Liki 1,41'41 itself. 't4lcr r e ,Ine place may he had tavley's Scowering Drops, - 1 $ 'rtase out of Silk, Stulr, C'hollen Cloth, &c. p Resolved, That the aboVe Resolutions be• published in Four of the 'Daily Papers. TT the GENTLEMAN who LEFT HIS LODG INGS at a certain Coffee=house in the 'City of London, in a post-chaise, on Tuesday afternoon, the zath of May, will address a letter to A. 1). N. to be left at_ Mr.. ticker staff's, Bookseller, corner of Essex-strecit, Strand, London, disclosing his present abode, he will, learn something that will allbrd him infinite satistaetion, as well as quiet the ap. prehensions of intimate friends. The PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES, At only 41. t3s. each Passenger. SET out from the Golden-Cross, Ch.aring-Cross, every Mornilig and Evening, to the Ship and King's .Head Inns, Dover ; the Silver Lion, Calais ; Calais Hotel, Boulogne . ; London Hotel, Amiens ; and to Mr. St. • Gre goire's 0 trice, in Boulov -street, Paris, from-whence Carriages travel to all the principal Toi,vns.in France, Italy,- and Ger *l. The Public are requested to notice, the above Car riages will be concluded in a Manner, far superior to any other at present established. BRIGHTON ORIGINAL COACIIES, at Reduced Fares, SET out every M orn i ng , at S even, H a lf past Se ven, and Eight o'Clock; and every Night, at Ten o'Clock, during the Season, from the Golden Cross, Char ing -cross ; Old Whitef•Horse Cellar, Gloucester Coffee house, Piccadilly, and Swan, Lad-lane ;to the Coach-Of fice, North -street, and to the Castle, Old and New Ship Tavern, Brighton. Excellent Packets sail three times a Week to Dieppe. Par ticulars may be had at the Golden Cross. The EASTBOURN COACH sets off from the Golden Cross, as usual. RESIDENCE IN HAMPSHIRE MO . BE LETT,, until the /3( - 1 of Septernher„next, a Large HOUSE, FURNISHED, situated at Hordle Cliff; one mile and an half frOm Milford and the B%thing Houses, and Eve front Lymington• The House commands a beautiful and extensive View of the Sea, the Isle of Wight, and the Needles, and consists of a Dining and Drawing Room, both spacious and lofty ; Library, Six beSt Bed-rooms, with . every Coilvnience for a, large .Family (Plate and Linen ex cepted); Double Coach-house„md Stable with Six Stalls. The Family may he supplied with Hay, Corn, Milk, But ter, &c. at the Farm adjoining. Apply to the - Rev. ,Henry Barker, Hordle Cliff, near Ly minton. LIVINGS. JO BE SOLD, t h e NEXT P RESENTATION either together or separate, of two rich and improvable RECTORI ES, within a short distance of each other, in a pleasant and healthy part of a Western County. The RecivKial Houses have rich Glebe Lands adjoining, and proper Residences for Clergymen of large income, haying Coach-houses, Stables, walled Gardens, and every conve nience attached to them. Enquire of William Atkinson, Esq. Chancery-lane, Lon don. 10 BE SOLD, AVery -VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ty the . free, and Land - fox redeemed, consisting of a good Modem FAMILY HOUSE, and about Three Hundred and Fifty Acres of Arable, Meadow,. Pas'ture and Wood Land, beautifully situated, and Within too MileS North West of London. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndall, Solicitor, ncoln's-inn-fields. YEARLY INCOMES. • MO be SOLD by Private Contrad, by MEL.. VILLE and. Co. No. 7, Cecil -street, Strand, a Yearly ,/ncotne of 7001. secured upon Freehold Estates, in the Coun ty of Clare, in Ireland, value. 25,0001. One of 3001. a year, upon extensive Landed- E states in Kent. One of 3001. a year, secured upon 20,0001. 3 per cent. annuities, in the names of very respettable trusts, tor the life of a Gentleman, aged 44. :annuity of 501. a year tot life, of a Gentleman, aged 40, in sured and secured upon . Estates at Carnarvon, of toool.. a year. Two of 301. a year each, upon Landed Prop e rty i n Wiltshire and Suffolk. O ne of 351. a year, upon Soool. 3 per cent. annuities for life, of a Lady, aged 30. One . 01301. a year, upon ample Funded Property, and on two young lives. One of 251. a year, secured on 15001. 3 and 4 per cent. annui ties, for the life of a healthy woman, aged 58. Two of 201. a year, on interest 014001. 5 per cent. annuities, for the lives of two healthy.men, aged 43 each. A Pension of 201: 401. and 501. a year upon Government, and . on good Lives, on very eligible terms. Personal applications daily, as above, till three o'clock.— No letters can be received that arc not paid. P. S. 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Ladies in particular, as well as Gentlemen, may rely on the good qualities of this Abstergent, as the best clearer and beautifier of the skin, which it renders fair, delicate, soft, smooth ; and agreeable, removing every kind of stain, _tan,' sun-burn, and all those freckles which long illness and tatigue generally produce.— It is celebrated for its peculiar quality of clearin g t h e f ace, neck, and hands, which are thereby made exquisitely fair, white, and delicate ; in short, it is the only cosmetic a Lady can use at her toilette with ease and comfort, or a Gentleman have recourse to when shaving is becomtra dreadful operation by an eruptive: disease of the face. The Abstergent is wan, ranted absolutely to remove, without pain or trouble, every kind of eruption on the human body, from- Whatever cause arising. As a speedy, effectual, and sate remedy, it is unri valled, and has pertermed cures whim many other Lotions could give no relief. 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FEMALE FIERWS, • This Day was published; in Foolscap svo. Embellished with an elegant Frontispiece; price ss. inboards, 'INTERSTING ANECDOTES of the Heroic • Coriclud of WOMEN dui - ing the French Revolution; aniongst which are The Queen Of Trance; Princess .Larnbal le; Stanville de Monaco, ' Maria Helena Elizabeth, Duteliess of Orleans. , Misdames l --Dudon, Lavergne, Claviere, Le Fort; Do Cha telot, De Mouthy, Louvet, Rabaud, Phellipeaux, harnave; Desinoulins, Decliv.eaux, De Bois Betanger; Fougcret, Maleziy, Lachabeaussierre, De Rbaarnbeitu, Ro•cliefoucaulti Gattey; Maine, Theresa,. Bouquet, Pay sac; Ruvilly, La- • viollette de Tournay, Roland, Grimaldi, Denowendale, Re-. naud, Lepinao, Thoinet, Miotte, Vien, Deiagrenee, juvee,. Bernier, Duvivicr,' Frogonard, Viotier; Periaii ) , David; Vernet, Desrnarteause, Beauvalet, Cendireerf, &c. 44 - c, Mesdemoiselles—Cazotte, SOmbreuil, V^asse de Bourecuil, Vestier, Gerard, Pitheno, Desievelle, Hau temps, Charlotte COrday, &c. &c. Alonsetirs--Robespierre, Marai, Barthelemy, Le Tellier, Dutertre, Durand, Contforcet, Louvet, Bic. &c. • Trausited'frorn the French 'of M. Dubroca. *,. 41 The greater part of these Anecdotes are hew to th6' worid, haviiNg been rescued from ebliviun by the gencrotis assiduity of the _writer of this work ; and such aS are well . lcn->ivn are related with new and authentic circumstanced, that give even to these an air of novelty. London ; Printed for LI. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row.' TO THE LADIES. ' HF, ha ppiness T of both' sexesis so Conneaed. with.tiw increase of 4.:lnala charms, it is not to be won , &red ,at that the_ inventive genius, should be employed to discover what may be i unocen tly use d to assist N alum; in keeping the tyrant man in-a state of ,pleasing .bondage to the softer sex., :this. discovery, is now made, arid as Imposr don has been but too tr2quently praCti cd upon the cr-c -dulous, the Gentleman who is tAe inventor of the MAG NETI.O .CREAM, has consulted the deiicacy'of the r;cx, by committing the sale of this curious and'elegant Prepa ration to a Lady of honour and, resp . c.laabiliry,..who has au,. thority to return the lho?-yy, innocent liquid dc(t.s.not. live to the sai d that ilcculiar fairness, which,- as well as bestowing delicacy, ix..rsirea!ss health, and tlcr - oWs an anima •than into the countenance, Which shall give the eye the full power to charrn-and fascinate. For the hind- aitd . ar it is prepared in a different fOrm, and if delicacy would per.. mit the names of those - Ladies •to 7 be m e n tio ne d w h o h ave approved this innocent composition, their number would exceed belief, for rank and fashion. It can be had only at No. 13, Brownlow-Street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn, in bottles at 105..6d.- each... . N. 13. Ladies residing in the country, by enclosing a ()im pound note, may have two, bottles sent t o , th em , sa fely packed in a Itox, with bills of diredions, to any part of the kingdom. • CI PRNG.—Every Season influenc'es•all Constitu tions,'e;;Vrecially- those of Valetudinarians. Eruptions ; Efflorescences and Scorbutic Discolorations spread themselves in Spring like noxious and 'epidemi!. disorders. If shut up' by metallic lotions, or retained from. weakness of the general system, Consumption, .Astlima, Gout, Rh eumat i sr n ; P a l sy, . .Apoplexy, or those deplorableand often incurable calamities, Cancer and the Evil, take place, according to the nature of the constitution. In the great and general source of these Disorders, a scorbutic and scrofUlous habit, theVEGE , ' TABLE - SYRUP of DE VELNOS h as b een long success ful beyond-all just competition and rivaiship'; and Mr. Swainson is assured that; by., those who ! have honoured him with their patronage and confidence? his motives will not - be misconstrued, wln.in he reminds the Public of the ap proach of mild and warm weather, the season for the most elkatial use of the Vegetable Syrup in all the cases fur which it is recortimended. „. The Medicine is prepared in 'large quantities ; as i usual, for the spring season, and is- sold at the Proprietors, No. Z[ Frith -street, . Soho, at r Is. 6d: iner.bottle. It is also sold by- appointment at. Mr. Thomas:Brown, jun,'s,.Bagot-stre..q, Dublin ; Mr. Remnant's, BOokseller, Harnburg,li ; and by his Agents in every Urnisider i able sown in the United Kingdom. . . , I)'ar Sir, • :Portsmouth. . ..NTY Situation for many years past. has been .so I.:VA truly miserable, that PhaVe ofren'Wished.fOr death•to: .relie;re me, but haVe Wished in Artfin ! 0 wing4o jn•ie n il e cietions, a vice ~ .ontriCied at selYool, I laboured' ander almost a total (i i eprtion My'inetrurry had le.st.its retcatiyq • other' 1 akluit - leg *V3re so much inipairedi I had little hap4s., my ext.stene might he p r ol onge d , of beingiin'y thitig'clse than a •drono 'in the great hive of so ciety. 1 had applied to a•number of eminent physicians, whose . prescriptions, instead ' o f relieving', tended only t o in creae the milady, until; about fourteen Inontht ice , I was 'inade acquainted with yoUr two 'valuable Medici/les, the Bra- TANI CAL • SYll,lle . and. NERVOUS CORDIAL and, after taking three bott I found myself so much ihvigorated,. - both corporally and meritally, - that I could scarcely credit the evidence dilly 'own tenkS.' •By taking two horties more I foundmYSelf perfealy restored to ln:-11.th „zn - i spirits, tbat •I feel myself, if I nay be alloWed the ,„; inhzbi lant ofanother wdrld. About ten months siiir. I married, and three weeks ago my Wife - presented me with ;? son, to the great joy of myself and friends, ,who had a long thin.: despaired of having the fatally name perpetuated. • If, Sir, you think the,publication of this remarka'ole cure will be a benefit 'to 'the community, ,Uld to young men in partictilat; you are perfeCily at liberty to.do so. My rank and situation in life makes it improper lot ray name to appear 'at the bottom Ofen advertisement in a public paper ; how ever,. I shall be in London about the middle of next month, when I shall be happy to assure you with what resped 'and gratitude I am, Sir,. • • • • - Your mach obliged humble Servant, W. E.. Royal Navy. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative. Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doc‘lor's•Hou: e, No. g, Albion-street, 'in bottles at tl.as. lis.6d. and 'SS: 54. (duty included); jeboult- and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. 150,. con, opposite Bond. street ; 'Golding,' No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward,. No. 314, Holborn ; -W Co6keil, Strand; Tutt's, Royal Exchange; illiams, Per. fumer to His. Majesty, No: 4r, • Pall-Mall ;E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's. Church-yard; Bolton's, Royal Exchange ; Ching and Butler, N0.. , }, Cheapside-; Burgeois,- Amick and Son,- No: 32', 'Haymarket Shaw's Medicihe- Warehouse, High..st~cet, Borough,_ opposite the Southwark Bank ; Mr. 'Pickling's, No. 76, Oxford- s tr e et, - oppos i te the.Paritheon; Forbes, Druggist, N. 31, Blackmaw:street, Borough ; Dicey, And to be had of all the Booksellers-and printers in the 'principal Market Towns in the United Kingdoms.