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Monday, King Henry the Fourth ; in which the Cha ratter of Sir John Falstatiwill be attempted by Mr: Palmer. New Piece in Two Act's, with Song s , ca ll e d U rania, or The I Ilurnin6 is in rehearsal, and be produced as soon I This Day was published,' Price 6d. in board A New Edition (h4rvi the Second), of I3HILOSON-lICAL 'TREATISE on the . PASSIONS. By T. COGAN, M. 1). Printed for T.-Cadell, jinn. and W. Davies, Strai:d ; and S., Hazard; at Bath. - \/MESSRS. FIEATH and ROBINSON.:r6pea. - ...V fully inform the Admirers of "S Fl ks PEAR E and the FINE ARTS, that This Day is published, The FIRST NUMBER of a NEW EDITION . of SHAKSPEARE's PLAYS, OFFICE OF ORDNANC'E, Decenibe, 29, iSor. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA:. 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' LINCO LNSHIRE. FREE LINCOLNSHIRE. VILLA and LAND. - vin__ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .. _ czlj.Reserve, at the 'White Hatt Inn, In Spilsby„ Lin.: riot o 're, on Monday the tsth day of February, -rtios (and ~,,,i i '. l . tile ath Afternoon), between the hours of Three in K ale. in the ; i.i, FRE L I I .I I - () BY THORPE, being a very Eligible , tk Erni/len_ LID VILLA, delightfully situated on a , ger.t -t •, ~, ‘.-e, commanding' a most enchanting Prospe . ct of a , pinball surronnding Country, peculiarly adapted tor the :. sidenc.e.pna Genteel Farhily . 'in a- Neighbourhood mil litntolYY,Sabi Otii;dai nnctx weninzris,ing.,' most desirable.undisturbed tkliir ~,crCk' and T wo Roo( L , am b. ; ) , and One Hundred and Ninety admcasurement (more or less) 0 1* eixcecding rich Arable, Past . ure and. Mex.low. 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T has been the_ study of the P ro p rie t ors o f t h e I well-known ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS, first corn posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPILSI3URY, at, Ins Dispensary, No: is, Soho,-square, London, and - continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard ,the Public against the Impositions which are daily 'practised against Medicines possessing the first respectability ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic: Dro - p - s . have Men found not only an antidotein scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source in cutaneous eruptions; scrophula4out, rheumatism, and the 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 •Treatise on Diet; (_;oat, &c - . written by the late Proprietor (which Anay be also had at the Dispensary), single them out as fit objects to try, tin der their sanelion, -such .spuriousimitations. 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'Number 1,. , arid' Pail I. was published on Satur day, January 2, .1801. . . . .. Printed for 1 . .. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater rioster,row ; anii the principal Booksellers. of London. N. B. - A PROSPECTUS of this Work may be had of any Bookseller in the United Kingdom: .\ . . 'OPIUM, fiteditomits Deleterious Qualities. lIE Genuine BLACK DROP is a Medijric well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of England under the appellation' of the Quaker's Black Drop), where it is employed by Medical Prantitioners in preference to any, other Preparation al that valuable Drug., It is applicable in all cases; where. Opium or Laudanum are advisable, and free from-the distressing efnas resulting atom their Ilse. I t . is.particuhirly serviceable in Nervous and Spasmodic A tlections, Pains in the Head Stortiach, DC. pression of Mind, Gott:N. lthettinatism (specially when aitl.'cling the Teeth and.Qins), Coughs, -Astninas, and the, various Complaints produiirfg Pain: and Want of Hest.. Each Bottle anti; .proper Direntions. Prepared by WhitzMceCikohist., Che,.7(r ; and,- by his appointment, sold:in L ondon by Smith, No. 2 '.„ Liy mar l• 8:i1 4 .N.0. 335, andlebtault and Co. No. tio, - oxtbrd-street ; Ward,. No. 324, liotboin ; and Moore, .Kassel-street, .Co-- vent-garden ; • i:.nd by diitirent Druggists and Venders of Pa, teneMed iCioes throm;hout the Kingdom., A liberal al t latv4ritx to- Medical Fr‘taitioneri,. Drug gists, and 6t . Patent • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. 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The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of - HONEY, - invented by. Sir JOHN -HILL, M.D. r. OR Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Consnmptions, this 4. Medicine is unequalled, the A ihniatic and Consump tive ina}r rely en Relief, and by due perseverance, oil a radical Cure. Those whose Lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of C lutinous - Matter, will find a sate and certain Remedy.—it )pens the thoracic Duds—heals the soreness of t heßreast—rernovesdifficulty of Breathing—promotes easy . Expectoration, and prevents, as well as Cures, all Consump tive Allediom, so fatal to thousands in. this country. The .Linnzeus of Britain (for such was Sir John Hill em phatically called); : prialuced this Medicine by concentrating . the a irtues of that excellent Pectoral, Honey ; and, by his strict attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices and animal fluids, was capable of judging of the most proper Ye- • getable Prtxtudions :to alleviate those Infirmities to which human nature is subject; but however great the benefit which. Society ac.large have, And . may 'reap from the labobr of his alive lice and vigorous understanding, numbers have materially suffered throdgh the imposition daily pradiacd by Wicked and cl . ,..:signing men, for no Medicine - was ever so uni- Vesally.couitteyfeited as. this; and, a teW years ago, the Wite of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterbro', had neatly fallen a sacrifice to' a spurious Balsam of Honey,' sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. A SERIOUS CAUTION. . • • Peterbro'; Feb. 8, t 789. Whereas Lady Hill,. ReiiEt of Sir John Hill, M. D. the inventor _of the well-known Balsam of Honey, bath lately commenced a .prosecution against toe, 'for sellingla spurious Mddicine of that mane I hereby.deelare, that the 'Balsam of Honey, which I sold as genuine, was prepared la - y a Chemist and)Druggist in London, of whom I have bought for svme time,' supposing such 'Aiedicine to he genuine. I 'therefore .acknowledee. My s6rrow for the injury, sustained by many persons taking such spurious Balsam of Honey, particularly the_Wife of the Rev. Robert Fo-wler, who had nearly fallen a sacrifice by the'use ofit. jottts: Ho IthEN The Genuine Balsam of Honey is. a Medicine of such exalt ed efficaey as to cure a comrn cold by a few doses. It is an infallible preventative .of Consumption, by preserving the Lutv,s front ulceration. and , Jischarging the viscid phl'egrn by easy expeelotation. It is as restorative as Asses' and never disagree; with the stomach.. None-can he genuine unless. every direaion is signed " B. Shaw," Sold ‘vit.:klesalc and retail by B. Shaw, N. 74, 11 street, Borough, at '35. 6d. or_ eight in one - for IL 2s. .tact Ay in had; by his app:eint ' jw-nt oneor more Vender cezetul to ask for " Hill's' -Balsam of