The Sun. — London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

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This Day - were published, - Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in boards, PRACTICAL REMARKS, .• and PRECE DENTS of PROCEEDINGS in PARLIAMENT; comprising the STANDING ORDERS OF BOTH HOUSES, to the end of the year 180 i ; relative to the ap plying for, and passing Bills, for Inclosing or Draining ; "making Turnpike Road Navigations,, Aqueduds - ; Building Bridges ; for the more easy recovery of Small DebtS ; Paving, &c. Towns ; confirming or prolonging the Term of Letters" Patent ; obtaining Divprees ; and Bills called Estate Bills: With an Introctudory Chapter; con taining Pradical Diredions for soliciting Private Bills in general' i . and with occasional references to Ads of Parlia ment, adjudged Cases, Sec. , . - just published; for A. Hasidlton; NO. . A New and- lii - iproved Edition of Poqtiali's s. 1 Thorotinh Bass •. • - • . - io Lipley'.s I ntrOcludion to the Organ; containing Fugue's Voluntary • . - ro 11 Mozart's famous O perantthe Magic Flute; as Qtiartetts to 6 Haydr.'S Six Quartetts, Op. 65—his rrtost taVourite Set to Florio's Flute Quartette - • - so 6 Jamovich'.s Violin Quartctts - - • 7 6 Haydn's Trios, Pleyes ditt'o• ' Pleyel's ditto; Gyroviclrik Flute ditto, two Books; each 6s. Borghi's Violin Duets (easy); Bedoyere's (easy) ditto; Magic Flute, as Duets for Flutes. IVlancinelli's ditto for ditto; Schwindl'S easy. Violin Disets; Michell's Duets for Clarinets.. . - • •Fiorillo's StudieS for the Violin; a fantons Work, Pichi Caprue, for ditto; 7s. 6(1. . • - Hook's tide, Jackson'i• CdnZonets;'7s.• Gd. Gyrovetz'd Italian Ariettes, 6d, Coblenz on Tuning, Zs. 6d. . . Werth's Fiftv4wo,iViili.t . uy PieCeS for a FA' Barkl..; tl. i Single' favourite Sonatas and. Duets frorri Molarti Clemen ti, Kozeluch, &c. To . dei away the necessity of purchasing e:kpensive Sets for single Sonatas, it is my intention to publish froth time to time, single favourite Sonatasfr.im the must favourite Works, An immense Coneetion of S:cond-hand Music continually ,oft Sale, at a very reduced lisice., Music - , or MuSioal I nstru tnetas, bought; sold, or exchanged... Orders carefully exe.: crated: SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value ofeach. Total Value. 4 of 4.20,000 iS 4 . 4 r0,000 4 , - 10,000 ---- 40,000 4 - 5,000 -- 2o ,00. S - 2,000 ---- 10,000 to ---- 1,000 ---- 30,c00 12 ---. Soo ---- 6,000 5 0 - 100 - 5,c00 100 - co ---- 5,000 18,000 -- 18 ---- 324,000 WITH , . 60,000 Tickets. £.500,000 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE,. first-drawn Ticket, isth Day, k .io,ooo Ditto, mist Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 3zd Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 4 0 th Day,- Tom ** Persons in the - Country may be-supplied with Tickets and Shares of Tickets, by sending Post Office Orders, good Bills, Bank Notes, or Cash, to - BISH's, By CHARLES THOMAS ELLIS, Of the Inner Temple. Lex et Constietudy Parliamenti, ab omnibus est gtixrenda, a niultis ignorata, a paucis cognita. - Sold by Messrs. Brooke and Rider, Bell-yard, Temple - Bar ; J. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; and T. Egerton, Whitehall. This Day were published, In One Vol. Quarto, illustrated with Maps, Price ti: its. 6d. • • iii boards, (Dedicated, by Permission, and presented to His M a j es ty), TOYAGES FROM - MONTREAL, 'On the V RIVER ST. LAWRENCE; through the Continent of NORTH AM E RICA, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; in the Yeats 1789 and 1793.. With.a Prelini•inary recount or the Rise, Progress, and present St-ite of rim!' U. ';"'R A DE. of that Country. By Sir ALEXANDER MACKENZIE. ' • - Printed.for T. Cadeli, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. One of the Original Contradors, No. 4, Cornhill, or No. 9, Charing-Cross, where the following Capital Prizes were sold, shared, and registered. In iSoo. In 1801. 34,9 2 ; Z. ao,noo 50,,061 k. 30,000 1 ,957 2 , 000 9,593 10 , 000 22,333 . - 7,000 12,325 1 0 , 000 11,663. -- 1,000 44,007 -- 3,600 17,248 1,000 11,563 2,000 1 5 , 795 -- 500 5,377 -- I,OOS 51,425 500 PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, ,E. 16 15 o Half - 813 0 I Eighth - 2 4, 0 Quarter 4 7 o F Sixteenth 1 z o (pa" The Price of Tickets and Shares will rise consider ably before the Drawing. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. N. 3. -Mr_ HaArilt..)nlvi.S.-juat purchased an extensive C01..' leFtion of Second-hanthMnsic. . This Dais pui3lislicd; in a neat Pocket Volume, _ TitC sly 4. 4 N TEENTH EDITION, . With considerable Additions, k_ in boards, of THE FESTIVAL of WIT ; or, Small . 7 1 r a1Ker I being a Colledioiicif Bon Mots, Anecdotes; &c. of thit. most exalted Ciiaraders. Printed t'or T. Hurst, and 11. D. Symonds, l s aternoster-row; Of whom may be had, the Sixth Edition; Nt'ith material Ad ditions, price 4s. 6d. in boards, of The Festival of Love; or, a Col ledion ofeythemn Poems; containing eldgant Translation!: from Anacreon; Sappho; Musceus, Coltithus, Secundus; and inniunerable Original Fleets; never before published, This . Day was published, in Bvo. price los. od. in boards (wrth an appropriate Engraving), I "F i LEISIENTS of SELF-KNOWDEDGE ; tended to lead Youth into an early. acquaintance with the Narureof Man, by an anatomical display of the Human Frame, a concise view of the Mental Faculties, and an in quiry into the genuine Nature of the Passions. Compiled, arranged, and partly writtan By R. C. DALLAS,. Esq. , Printed for Murray and Highley„ Fleet-street. • Where . may be had, A Familiar Treatise on the Domestic Education of Chil dren, by A. F. NI. Willich, Bvo. pi - ice Bs. in boards. ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, for ISor, Regina Drawing ist March, 1802. THE TICKETS are sold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock— Brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London. 1,1,-)en, WAnatoinist. DON JUAN. ednesday, the Comic Opera of The Pi rates , w i th • . un Thursday, the Opera of Love in a Village. ............._' An d on Fri - dav, the 'Tragedy of The Grecian Datighter. ' - TI-17.A.177------.RoyAL, ei.-)vINT-c_;ARDEN. i T°- MORkOW EVENING, Feb. t 6, 1802 i . will be perforthed, - ' LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Youn g Meadows; Mr. INCLEDON; Hawthorn Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Hodge, Mr. KNIGHT ;.. Sir William Meadows,. Mr. WADDIT ; justice Woodcock, Mr. MUNDEN. Deborah, Mrs. DAVENPORT; • Madge, Mrs. MARTYR ; • Rosetta, Mrs Mrs. ATKINS ; And . BIL L I NG TON. H ' - LOVERS'WIT QFfARRELS. O n . . lied nesday. The Cabinet, with Love a-la Mode. IL:ji-1- It'idzi-ii.iie'rz, (2ai.4ner, with The Review. pet, with I.;flyose. 10(1)IttlioSna.ttirday, Love 4 village, with The Irishman in • PAVING OF FICE, DUBLIN , PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING TFHebEruSarYTI22.PEEI2Tb2S.. THE 6 will receive Prop IRECTORS . "nU COMMISSIONERS and ClObe s i irisC itY, arid for ke . same osais for Lighting the Public Lamps Furniture t1 1 : 1 t next I - One in good order f epin i g the and the , or , ne T wo , tont tie ist ot; September Woo ( ' l ob sto And the Board are w.,'' ii_aor Three Years, as shall be agreed .1 double Burners. more separate c o 'oilig (it desired to enter. into one or Proposals ntraa oliCorltrads for the same. , , to be sent to this Office on or before the Ist day of -alaY next, s l e d Board, and indorsed t u P , and directed to the Secretary of the ope ned i n ",,, _ re s ' e ' Proposals for Lighting," which will be at on , 0,0`0"c1Pon the of the Proposer of his Representative, Will be rec,iveci. • c said daY, after which day no proposal Sign er L 1- 1 Order IRISH NOI3LENIE . WIII J HOMAN, Sec. and GP diStreSSedtrE.l.ll ' .--. 1 •1 ' TL ' EIt . IEN .RESIDING LAND . THE_People in that p t a i rlt-.eirlan in angreat feedeg fro °. bubliri called the Liberty, arises of the lower order of R t a y g i , o u o r s ; CEvvt: r -rrEo" EVER the i above, ore, PPssible, to Preval e4c of ,i).?ye cause, a no „,s ,move the Distresses ansui_g_i ! __ _ . provect f frbA.,L, is about') t ,of RECOVEon lnos . to he erected, which experience has A large g` t effectual tor the ose he Institut) and su um of ~.lone , .. e above purß • Th P,Port t Building, is required to erect the t7_ en fruste.:l look toma. . ),‘,, vho kiide ~.. , those Irish Noblemen and-Gentic. "rds th e l__ '" Ltigln, for their benevolent support ..„..,... . uove E stablishrn - t L-• •`,.°""Ptiolls vl:ill befeceivettinby Messrs. Puget and Bain_ olNe, College by the P,iht Hon '' ' Physicians, Warvick-lzute, London : and nstittti(' - • I). Latouche and Co. (Treasurers of the ~...._.......,..........._1), Duolin: , ARMY AGNcy..OFFICE, . CApl,"• 7, St. Alban's-Street, Pall-mall: r z, TAI I-loLmES, begs leave o inform Jiffs betwee-nrta,ds arid tho . Army .in general; that thel'artn.enh!p futu re r 'llin 44x1 Mr. Paltrier bring dissolved, he will_n_ C(JoN yll'itt4 the EUSINESS ON HIS CAN AL; House, No, . and has removed his Office from his late . „ Inail6l Craven street, to No. 7, St. Alban's-street, 24".. C . Ptai t 4,,, tion4witl" };:„1 4.1 C:i tat ters himself; that his li3ng_ c07n..e.c.,"; ccliseqliel renal ', r , lll Y, in a Service of Twenty-fou! Ye.!-I,'l`" - "en, oit e nt j 'as very general acquaintance with Military,ms.. their col r material mak es to those who favour lin. .1.. INc rlitl2ands • and Gentlemen desirous of PURt:.a May rely 0,11-}II.Nd,er:EXCHANG ING COMMISSIONS, ir busi. lless in the *tiurernitting attention to conduct ti ‘ terrn s. Inc'st exPeditions manner, and on the mast liberal OFFICEIks ant, A t ge Y c Y , Ina d ,„-LAA,LE_pAy,wha favour him with t t i l l , e e i i r r ...lac:rest, and A c ., - :••4 en his constant watchfulness 1 thern "n."ls•invariable disposition to accommodate r cRAN _ veral c - N. B. Se lona, . E., the °IVIMISSIONS for SALE and EX- Panic of which• may he known by per i dPplicat Or Letters post-paid, addressed as above. I IVIILITARY APPOINTMENT introduaory tothe Title and Dignity of Knighthood ; a Sinecure, exempting frorl the of Civil Offices; Military Ap -1 service . Pointrnent 0 . 1 s"co per ann. witl ' ditto of 1 . In r u . t oft action to the King ; t i ~ 3coi. per ann. for rOOO guineas ;an Appointment. in - le r.ast India Company's Service • Ensighcies Cometeies, S end Lientenaucy, Sub-Lieutenancy, R. of Lieutenant n the first in'Sr,nee, and every other Commission in the !Nrm f or Sale. - Exchanges in every Rank, in Dragoons and ki,),,, in the East a►d West Indies, to Home and Half-pay. ~."'J°r of Fencibles, with permanent rank, wishes to ex q, to Line. Every Rank in additional Battalions to single ttaions; Adjutants, Surgeons, &c. la„A,1,1)ly at the Army Agent's Office, N. 3, Northumber ,,"'t-street Stt4nd Letters returned unanswered, unless rost.fr, ' - • ::________ /At, CAuTIO.N I.'—',ol-.---.---Es. \r ß i C ts - t i S and SON'S ESSENCE of AN. CHO iMch N, ', AM other Rich Sawes. The great reputation i i ezi,:,lll r. Isuross has gained by his Essence or Anc io : L(.,l'till,..et.Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, bt o ,a w rf t, ll.ti (~ es Ilc.ids, :Beef Steaks, Made Di . s . hes, s W i i e ld t th-e ; %vFdi many Delicacies for the I aole, - .- ' his Catttu'l S.()rtom; which are more fully expressed in IZrwo)/ De rso l 'e (he beitn; the inventor of them), has . kuda...cd . t1e5nwtr...1:114.11,131 are give `the same name to articles entirtLy arz v ended at many Shops in London by per.. s cotiatx ll .l 60 t o ihe principal t owns in england, I rela?.d.,, e athu i Who in c' l ~(:' s°l icit orders of Tradesmen and Inal s .et.,) 0 ,, 'ver y i Ico -c l ue lve are often served with spurious . sort - s a t ? reat 141eriar qualities, which is not only butan'lmposition, a view 00,31)Poiritment to families who purchase them with Nb . ' i l i ylrlg good sauce to.their Fish, &c. . u tli f ei a n 7 )e h . I 4 ,: ) . i n i u e r a g r e e s h s i!' genuine, but what have these words on arid Son's Original and Superior Essence Lonce°':les, No. 107, Strand, C i orner of Savoy Steps, BUILDING GROUND. 17°,11E LETT, Several LOTS of LAND in the Tr ad ` - ' l-1- 7 of wATu R FOD, well situated for Foreign enc.,,,!aatici the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. lhcit t • o`4l7l!rnent will be gisicp to such as settle 'with Capitals: c i)lvonec,.r.ton from Principais only, to the Proprietor,.. Lieut. t.i,.. Sara ' HaTdy; Westread, C annarthenshire,. or ills. gent, L '-'el Roberts, near Waterford post-paid), mil meet e attenzion • ' .....,_______4_ . , . • • . BENNINGTON HOUSE. r r° be SOLI, and entered upon immediately, a buil GENTEEL HOUSE,' iii the. Gothic Stile, newly _. t, situate iipon'the Great North Road, half way between 4.lt4,llthaisi ani.l Newark, in the County . of Nottingham I 11r a t i ll !ot an elegant Dining- [(con), with DrawinA-Rootrn,, con, le,e •,lastPailour, Library Kitchen?' and Butler's Pan , r), L ous e, L'Odgilig ROullIS, Vrewhouse,.:Dairy, Scc. .Coat.h c,..'se, Stables with GranarY over, Cow -House for Four b,`,75., a large Barn, Dove -cote, and other convenient Out ti,`,,idings, with excellent Fruit,.Pleasure and Kitchen Gar 1',.(1.13.! also several Closes of rich Arable ~Meadow andTasture. qu, containing in the whole abotit Thirty Acres. . .. or t p ) i lY to lk: -Stanley, IZSg. crest )4, Norfollt-streeti Strand „. i ett le Rev. Dr. Stanley,' fn, neat UranOarrt r it by ''t pegpaid,. .. --~ ENGLISH STATE LQTTERY,.IBOT,<" TO COMMENCE DRAWING NEXT MONDAY WEEK. HoDGES and Co.. Stock-Brokers, NO. 149, '.oxford-street, opposite Bond -street, and No. 44, St.. James!s-strcet, most respedfully inform the Nobiliry and Public, that they have a great variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale, on the most reasonable Terms. Capital Prizes in the last English and Irish Lotteries, Sold and Shared at the above Offices : No. 2 9,4 6 7 a Prize of k . 2.0;006 1 5,7 c! 2 4 , 7 5 7 e6c, 12~ , 20,000 10,000 5,000 32 1 3 1 : 5,000 26, 9 5;008 G-T Prizes to any Amount paid on Demand, and Govern. :tient Securiteis bought and sold by Commission. First of March the State. Lottery begins Drawing. D la-iARDSON, GOODLOCIC. and Co. tock -11... Brokers, at their Licensed State-Lottery Offices, Corn hill and Charing-cross, London; also in the Market-Place, Norwich, and in Castle-street, Liverpool, are selling Tickets and Shares, in the greatest variety of Numbers. In the last and late State-Lotteries the following Capital Prizes have be en sold at the above Offices, in Shares No. 12,801, 30,0001.—N0. 26,883 (as Firstairawo), 30 0 .181. 21,,T30 1 - each. 5,0001. each. 2,0031; each. No. 4 8 .577 No. 33.50 - No. 13,7426 23, 1 4 8 22 ,74 3 ,_ 28 , 8 79 35,9t d ..) 4 3 , 88 9 22,6 99 toooot. each, 37,4 00 11,902 27,964 7,494 ' 11,72.2. 31,69 z , zi,o3i - 2 5,9 8 3 z5,21$ 4 6,10 ! 1 543 6 2 4, 16 5 50a0013.8e,219it. 2,, , e00 1 .4 ? 1 : e 9 4 : 5 81 1 1. . 4 1,82 7 1 4,755 z,I6S - eze... Ste. Also in former Lotteries, since the year 1761, a great propor tion of Capital Prizes, -too numerous.to mentio. Since Lotteries were first established there have been but Four Pliles of 3 0 ,0001. divided and sold in Shares.—Two of them, Nos, 12,807, and 26,883; were sold by Richardson, Goodluck and Co. TO BE LETT, and entered on the ist of May, Eit?.er Furnished or Unfurnished, - ALarge, Comtn , ,,iiotis DWELLING-11003E, situated in the pleasant and healthy Viliageof UPPER RYDE, in the ISLE of WIGHT; consisting of a kitchen, Wash-house, Cellar, and Pantries ; a large Dining-room, two Parlours, and Housekeeper's Room ; on the first floor, four large .I;ed-c:hambers, with one Diessing-room ; and two or three Attits ' as maybe wanted, with a Room for. Men Ser vants ; with plenty of good Water, and a small Garden. Letters, post-paid, direaed to Mr. Young, at the Post- Office, Ryde, will be duly attended to, N. B. Good Bathing, both Cold and Warm. ARCHER and HAUQHTON, from Dublin, Irish Poplin and • Tabbinet Manufatlurers and Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the .Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No - . 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the diffihent Branches of the Royal FaMily, and Ladies of the first Rank and ashion, it is hoped has suflkiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Piblie.; - the decided superiority of Archer's and Hatiglifhn's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, -Yp*, and Plain . Chamberry Muslims 'and Italian Carribrie Sarsenets for Court, -Ball. Dresses, Turbans, &c. to render it _unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver— tisements of balers, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Adverlisenients. . . CAUTION. Whereas Archer. and - A 4 ughton have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this kingdom are now, and have been, tor- some time past, manufacturing and sel ling Poplin s and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name or and Haughton's Manuladory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross impo sition on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute .o Convidion any persen or persons so .vending Poplins and -- Tabbinets, under the name of their Manufacture, that' was not actually bought at t heir liouse Merchants supplied to any Amount. , They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at ,prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manutadure :—they consist - of white and black Bombazeens, Chainberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Wi,dows, Artnoiines,. dress Bar celona Serges, - Ltitestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, M'ocles, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, I3ombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice-of Patterns its grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d.- poi - yard ; Velures, double 'black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in diXerent Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. NO. second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaEtured into Poplins or Tabhinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different tit4hion able Colours, manufgtured on'theshoPtest notice. This Day was published, . In One Vol. ito. Price 12S. inboards, A N INQUIRY into the CORN LAWS and / CORN TRADE of GREAT-BRITAIN, and their Influence on the Prosperity of the Kiitgdom. With SuggeS . tions for the Improvement of the Corn Laws. By the late ALEXANDER DIROM, Esq. Of Muiresk, iri the County of Aberdeen. To which is added, a SUPPLEMENT, by Mr. WM.. MACKIE, of Ormiston, in East Lothian, bringing . down the consideration of the Subject to the present Time., inves f%rating the Cause of .the present Scarcity, and suggesting Measures for promoting the Cultivation of the Waste Lands,. and for rendering the Produce equal to the increasing Con sumption of the Kingdom. - Printed. for G. and J. Robinson, Paterkister-row. NEW AND CHEAP PERIODICAL WORK. This Day was published (to be continued every Month), No. 11. Price One Shilling, of MATERIALS for THINKING,. or Eisys on the diffusion of useful. Knowledge and the Hap piness of Man. By W. BURDON, A. M. This and the former number consists of Essays on the fol. loWing interesting subjeets viz. on Liberality of.Sentitnent, as it ands Religion, Morality, and Literature ;,on Human Inenn3istencies, as they respect Statesmen and PoliticianS,• and Men in Public 'and Private Life ; on the Imagination, with its tericleocysto reader men happy or miserable; and on thevariOus char.-idlers in Ancient and Modern History, to be followed by others of a similarnatime and tendency. Those Gentlemen who were disappointed in not getting the First Number, are hereby rcspeettillly informed that No. I. is re-printe'd and may be had of T. Hurst, No. 32, Patemos ter-row ;, to whom all orders are to be-addressed ; to J Mit chell, Newcastle..upOn-Tyne ; and E. Balfour, Edinburgh. This Day was published, well printed in 4to. Price tl. in hoards, a New Edition, being the second, of A MEDICAL GLOSSARY, in which the A Words in the various branches of Medicine are deduced from their original Languages, properly accepted and 'ex plained By WILLIAM TURTON, M.D. The Analytical Review tbr Jan. 1795; British Critic, July 1797; Critical Review, Sept. 1798; and Monthly Review, for 1797, AM uniform in their commendations of this Work, they recommend it as a publication highly valbable- to the learned and curious, and of the greatest utility to the Medi cal Student. Printed for Laelcington ' Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square. Of whom may be had, published* this day, in 4 large Svo. vols. price 21..a05. in boards, by the same Author, A Translation of Linnmus's Animal King doin, amended and enlarged ,by the improvements .and coveries-of later Naturalists and SOcieties. The Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms, which - coMplete Sir Charles Linnus's . celebrated Systema Natura, will speedily be published. N. MIDDLETON, POCKET - BOOK and BLACK LEAD PENCIL-MAKER-to the KING and PRINCE of WALES, at the Original Manufa6lory, No. 164 Strand, opposite Newcastle-street, and at N0..14.5, Strand, oppo site Catherine-street, BEGS leave to recommend to the Public his Ge nuine BLACK LEAD. PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than Fifty Years universally ac knowledged ; and Pencils for Drawing in Colours (of a late Invention), which far surpass every thing of the kind before known: Drawings, by way of specimen, may be seen, to distinguish Is ietitils from Counterfeits. The mark which was formerly Middleton, is now changed to N. Mid dleton, and the Dir4tion, 162, Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF POCKET BOOKS and Thread-cases, elegantly mounted in gold, sil ver, anti.plain ; all the different yearly Memorandtm.books, the Royal and Polite Repositories Pocket Atlas, SOuvenir, with the different Almanacks, Calendars, &c. ; a complete assortment s of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases ; Gen tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every Article •for Shaving and Dressing ; Portable Writing and Dressing-desks and. Boxes, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, &c ; Writing Paper, extra fine cut large- Pens, fine Irish and butch ing.'Wax, and all - kinds of Stationary ; • . PORTABLE and COUNTING-HOUSE LETTER COPYING • MACHINES._ These Machines, by which writing may be expeditiously and clearly copied, are brought by N. MIDDLETON to the utmost perfe6tion, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete Desk ; some so small, as to be the greatest convenience to those who travel ; others of a size and form to answer the purposes of a complete Secretaire. A 'large Assortment of Razors, and all kinds of fine Cut lery. GOUT IN THE STOMACH. THIS Most excruciating Disorder is generally the precurser of. a miserable death, sometimes instan taneous, and sometimes more lingering, - nine, twelve,•or fifteen months ! Tormenting and dreadful situation !—lt is, however, fortunate, that a sure Remedy has been discovered tbr this formidable complaint. Mrs. Charters, of Brown street, Cork, had, at the advanced age of seventy, a violent Gout in her Stomach, which at one attack continued thirteen months, and threatened her life, but was safely cured by a guinea box of Dr. Gardner's Pills, and one of his Plasters. Mr. Charters, Lady's Shoemaker, King-street, Ratcliffe- Highway, London, will attest this extraordinary Cure.— Mr. Lihenan, of Cork, was ale() cured of a violent Gout, that had continued above three years, of which he was at one time sixteen mouths together confined to his room For BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBST U - CTI NS, &c. R. DIXON Apothecary, begs leave to remind the Public of the uncommon efficacy of the AN TI BILIOUS PILLS, of which he is the Proprietor; as alSo of their particular utility at this Sz.asoti,-in preyenting thosedangerous incli4fositions of the stomach and Bowels, Which, frequently terminate fatally; if not re‘nibred in time; They are the best remedy for all those cases of Indigestion which arise from an irregular secretion of bile, and are more Salutary and useful than any other medicine, in preventing the-cosfiveness of habit and sickness of the stomach genes Tally attending,a .9 tate of Pregnancy. - The ,great demand for them tin. Exportation to those hotter Cliniates, where Big nous Disorders abound, and where the ?clic* Fever has stn long prevailed, is the best encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had recourse to in time, prevent the jaundice, the formation of Gall-stones, Inflammation of the Bowels; with a frightful'train of evils, the consequence of an irregular secretion of that acrimoniont fiuid. Cases of their extraordinary efficacy, from many of the Nobility and Personspf the first respectability; are *rapped. round each boa,. with direr ions - signed " G. Dixon," and seatal. with his arms. . Sold wholesale and. retail at Ching arid Maier's, No. - 4i Cheapside, near St. Paul's; also by Pidding, No. 76, oOpay,- site the Pantheon, Oxford:street ; Wade, Bond-street ; ney, Pall-mail.; Callwell and Bull, Dublin ; Scott, 13axter, and Smith, Edinburgh; and by. due Me.clii.sine Vender in every Town in the United Kingdom, in. ITlxes 6d. and as. 9d. 'POR: - 00110/48.. , CONSIII4'TIONS, . &c . • PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTS FOOT. Herb -cOLTSFOOT, called Tussilagq. • 11 the Ancients, is - as distinguished by theiri, -a s its .N =is sufficiently conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of Coughs, and other IZulinonary Complainti'i and this Esence has, in the course of a long Pracliee, been found the most sat** and effeaual Remedy for Coughs, Astlimas, Wheezings, Plithisicky Complaints 4 Consumptions; Hoarseness, De fiuxi Ins, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing; and takes off' the uneasy sensation of acrimonious humours, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges thb cavities of tllit vessels. Thus it regularly and-quickly cures the most ob stinate Asthma's and Consumptions of the longest standing * if taken before the Lungs 'are ulcerated. It cures all husky and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax, heals rawness and soreness .f the Breast, . Stomach, and Lungs, and gives immediate relief to those Who; through age and infirmity, are deprived of Rest or Sleep; as it generally composes and contributes to make the remainder of their days .comfottable and easy. . • . This Estence is prepared only by jameS Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol • and sold; Wholesale and Retail; . bys Francis New .bery, at No. 43, theEaSt End of St. - Paul's, London, in-bot tiesl - price 3s. 6d. each; Duty included. • • . N. B. As - many Persons 'continually mistake Mr. New bery's House, particularly Sets-ants and Messengers, all Put chaserstre requested to observe o that it is a little out of the general line of Foot-passengers, Five Doors from the Cotner of Cheapside ; and that a Bust of Dr. James ; and these Words, are against the, Front of his House; viz. " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR bR. -E4 4 ,lES`s POWDERS." To NAVAL and MILITARY OFFICERS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, and Others engaged in long Voyages as well as to Persons of Bilious Habits; and those of Sedentary' ' Lives, are now recommended HALLAIVI's justly celebrated ANTIBILIOUS LAXATIVE PILLS, so universally esteemed as an immediate and effedual Remedy for all Inadion or Obstruc tion of the StoMach and Bowels, _ Bile. Sickness at Stomach, Distention and grip, Indigestion, Bilious or sick Head-achs; in ar colicky Pains Flatulency, Habitual Costiveness; of the Intestines ; And arc particularly adapted-to •theCure . and Prevention of THE IjAtAIDICE OR PILES. The invariable success of thiS elegant Preparation, added to its safe, agreeable, and eertain operation, has already ac quired it a degree of celebrity and confidence that nothing short of real merit could possibly obtain. Through the United Kingdalus, on the Contineet, at St. Helena, and the. British Settlements in the East, it has been found admirably serviceable as a preventative of those severe liver complaints which generally arise from obstrtidion in the biliFry passagesi and which so frequently prove fatal in hot clirnates. A single dose will generally be found the best recommen dation, asit will invariably procure it the future esteem and confidence of the patient, as many of the first personages in this kingdom can testify ; who have frequently asserted that -they never would in future be without a supply. One Pill only, taken at bed time, as occasion may requite, will generally be found a sufficient dose,, requiring no atten.., tiara to diet or cold, being perfedly safe at every, season ; and having been giten with singularly good effect during preg - 4 nancy, they may be safer}* considered• the best and easiest remedy ever yet discovered for persons of bilious and costive habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient adiort Of the bowels is not kept up, and.cruditles retained in the in. testinal canal ale - producing frequent head-achs, languor, las• situde, sense of oppression, giddiness, &c. The , worst cases of biliotis or sick hand-achs are ceitainli and speedily reinPVeci by a single (lose, whichdesirable.efleet. is produced in a much shorter time than could be credited but from experience. Purchasers are requested to observe, Signature of Ed. ward Hallam, in his ,haral-Writing, appears on the Mel covering each box ; all not so signed ate counterfeit, and - de. void of efficacy. The genuine are sold wholesale and retail by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, London : Retail, by his np.. pointment, by .Baxter and Co. Glasgow and Fditibuighl; Shaw and Co, Philadelphia; Bull, No. 79, Dameasrreet, Dublin ; JOnes . and Co.'s Store,. Kingston, Jamaica 4 - and by all reputable Medicine. Venders in Town and Country, i l k ,boscs of as: 9d. and ss. cd,eacil, 1) uty included!