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• " • ,* r. 7 , .4 ? -/ #ll l ll/ I ', / 46 4 ,4`... ANn, - - . • • r ai $ ;;;;I . cir;;;• 1 .1. ( (-E • 1 1 . 5;1 • I /MUM Wk' !~ :~, 11:trAMEtt 450 '3 THEATRE ROYAL.; D.RURY4I,ANE. HIS PRESENT lEVENTING; June 4, 1807, T AL Will be Oerfotineci . . THE HAUNTED TOWER. baron of Oakland. • Mr; l l..lqW - TON ; Baron De Courcy; Mr. CA Ii,LES ;, 1 ord William, Mr. BRA FIAM•; Edward,- Mr.:BA INI•7+II.STE R ; Robert, Mr. Dl G M Lady Elinor De Courcy. Mrs. N.lO LT NTAINT ; 'Adela, Signora STO C E ; Cicely, Mrs. MAT HEWS. • • in Aa 111. will be introduced the favourile.,P,iir " Oft on a Plat of Rising Ground," by Mr. BRAI-LIM. I I. . WITH, THE" WOOD. .MENK)N. Or, THE CLOCK HAS STR=UCK. With new Music, •Scenes, iMachine:ry, DreSses, &c. The Overture and Music,composed by Mr.. Kelly. Hardyknute, .Mr. DE CAMP; . Guelph°. Mr. PIT ql. E Y"; . Willikind, Mr. RUSSEI; • • Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ; • , Rolf, Mr. WEBB ; Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW Una, -Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; Clotiida, Mrs. El AR LOW E ; Paulina, Miss MENAGE. ' Boltesls. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. •—Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery as. Se cond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken atthe Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors tube opened at Half-past "Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To-morrow, the Comedy of john Bull ; after.which, The Pair Circassian ; with Youth,- Love, and Folly. • MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL A NNIVERSARY DINNER will: be on FRI- A - DAV, June iz at the London Tavern, at Half-past sour precisely. STEWARDS. Rev. Durand Rhuddle, D.D. Rev. lames Eyton; M.A. key. Samuel Kettilby, DD. Rev. John Jos. Ellis, M.A. itev.T. Alston Warren, B.D. Matthew Edis, Esq. Tickets, Ten Shillings and Sixpence, may be had, as usual, at the Bar of the Tavern. SUMMER LOTTERY, CONSISTI NG of only TWentylloilsand Tickets, V begins Drawing t4th of jll L Y 1807. SCHEME. a Prize of ,C 30,000 - - is - .. , C 30,000 -z - .. - - 20,000 - - - - • - 49, 0 °° 2 - - - . 10,000 - 20,000 2 - - - -500 a - - . - - - 10,c0U i - . . - 1000 - 50_6 5 . - - 500 - 4 000 Q, - . - - 100 - 20,30 30 - - - - 50 - 1500 2500 - - • - 2o - 50,000 __ _ 379i 00 .2joo IS zo i oco Tickets k 203,000 first-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, THIKTY THOUSAND POUNDS. The Drawing will be regularly woo Tickets each Day. Tst , Tuesday, - July 14 i 6th, Tuesday, - Aug. It :td, Tuesday, - NI)? 2 1 7th, Wednesday, - Aug. 12 3t.t, To.-saay,- --j-uly-22_ 4th, Thursday, . Aug. t 3 .4tl l , Thursday, - Aug. 6 gth, Friday, - - Aug. 14 stli. Saturday - ' A u g. 8 loth, Saturday, - Aug. -is PRICE. Ticket - - rg i 6 o thif to 3 o Eighth - Quarter —' - 5 3 oSixteenth - - 42 12 0 -1 6 6 ROVIDENT LIFE INSURANCE and AN NUIT Y OFFICE, Southampton-street, Strand, London. PRESIDENT, • • The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. V ICE.PRESIDENTS, Visco - unt Chetwytul Visco6nt Duncannon Lord Bray bFooke. Atlaiquis of Satisbury,K.G. Lord Temple Viscount BulkOey -rausrats. Marquis of Buckingham I Lord. Braybrooke. William I' raed, Esq. M: I'. The objea of this Institution is to encourage the truly laudable design of Lire Insurance - and Provision for Old Age, r by reducing those transactions to principles of the utmost pos sible Public Benefit : with this w an extensive Society of Noblemen and Gentlanen• have entered into a Subsc.ri p ton of 25o,000l: to constitute an Original Capital, and, taic- Jug upon themselves the sole responsibility dlthe znent; they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants to par ticipate in .Profits, after the expenCes of air economical ma nagement are defrayed, in which' the Directors, Trustees, Direors, Trustees, and Auditors act gratuitously. Thus, by the spe cific Sums insured, and the division of contingent Profits,' every Member has the fullest possible value for his ray meats,, without being subject to calls upon any losses whatever: Thi s important and unprecedented advantage is peculiar to the Provident Institution. _ . . bilitary Men insured at this Office are not charged with afty additional Premium, unless called into aciugl Service. No Admission Fees are required ; nor is any charge macig for Policies. Insurance and Annuities .may be efred4Nl any day within office hours, which arc from Ten till Fohr.• N. D. ST. CROIX, Sec. A Pamphlet, explaining the Principles and Terms of this Institution, is published by Messrs. Cadell and Davies; and May be had at the House of the Institution, and of the Agents and Booksellers, price 6d. WILLIAMS's PATENT.CASES. 13 Y MIS MAMSTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, Granted December, 180 . 6. - • ' WILLIAMS's PATENT LEDGER CASES. MR. WILLIAMS respealfully submits to the Public a New CASE for all kinds of Books, both for the Counting-house and Library. It forms a complete cover, or binding, for.any Book; - bound or unbound, and for .ny number in succession, preserving each of them secure, and free from dust, injury, or inspection.' These Cases possess the advantage of making the Books r,)pen quite flat, the same as his Patent Ledgers . They al s o have a rest for the hand, when writing - near the bottom of the kaves, and they.lock up in front, by which means a book, .splendidly - bound , .will be preserved from the least and may be taken out in as ported a state as When put jn ; and a Book only in boards has a perfect binding without the inconyenience of being sent to the Binder, and the quality • and price are seen at oncs.i indeed .a.whole Library co-Count ing -house may be fitted up with these Cases in a complete 4 tYie of uniformity. To the Public Offices, Public Companies, -and Mer chants, the advantages of such :in Article intisr be important, as well as to the literary : world in general. Stationer, No 20, Corniiill, London. A CARD.. m . , rt. RUSPINI has to express his Thanks to those of the Nobility, Gentry, and others, who hay,: ap prov,d and recommended his improved Method of fixing, Without tying, the ARTI 1 , 1 CIA L TEETH, which coin- Dines die three great object s o f E ase , B eau ty, and Durabi lity. • MT. R. finds it necessary to Nquest those who require his Assistance, to let him know a day or two.previou;.., to their corning . to his Howe, ir, Yall.Mall, that he may arra' gc his Professional - Engagements aecordi4ly. N. 1 3 .. Ili; t.:11,714s :tie Q4l the most rn dente Terms. THURSDAY JUNE 4, 1807. THE Public are respe&fully informed, that Ma- - . dame CATALAN) will have a grand CONCERT on .Friday, the 12th of rune, at the New Rooms, Argyle- Street„ on which occasjon Mr. Brahani will sing, far the first tiihe, - 6. Duo and Scena with M'athime•Catalani. t • Madame , Storace and !Signor Naldi have already corisenteci thassist at-this Concert, and ,a numerous Band will be sele6t ed froßthe first talents in the ,Country. The Caticert under the direction of Mr. G. T. Smart. , -Tiekets, , at:Orie:Guinea each, to be had at the Orrice of the. Fashionable lusi t iNtion, in Argyle-street; and at Mr. Kelly's, Musical. Saloon. N. B. The whole suite of Rooms will be thrown open, with Refresthinents r :B4c. as at the Seleel Assemblies. . I TO, BE SOLD BY - AUCTION, At the Raven Inn, in St. Helen's, in the County of Lan caster, on Monday,' j une is', subject to such Conditions as Will be then produced, • • ' • • - LL those TWO several COLLIERIES% situate, _EX lying, and being in the Township of EC C EASTON,. in the said Couray,of . Lancaster, called the A ',MON COL Lt E RY, with the Steam Engines 'and Mattriats" - t hereunto belt...aging; and now in full work ; one of Which Collieries is conveniently situated near to the Sankey NaVigatioo, and the other advantageously situated for Land Trade to Liverpool, and other places. Mr. William Tyrcr, at Eccleston-lodge, will shew the Premises, trona whom any further particulars may be had. FREEHOLD TITHE 7 FREE FARM AND LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - -- - Either together, or in Lots, the foliowing, Estates, situate in the Parishes of 'Newport Pagnell; and Sherington, in the County of Buckingham ; • , - Lot • A 'DESIRABLE FARVI, Consistittcr of a 1 - 1., good and substantial Farm-house, : with conve nient Yards, Barns, and all other requisite Buildings, anti two Closes of Pasture-ground adjoining, containing about 5 t Acres; together with a Close of exceeding -rich-Meadow, land also. adjoining, containing about 35 Acres, now in the. Occupation of Mr. ,john Watts. Lot a. A Close of Pasture-grotind'i ining the above,' containing about t 8 Acres and a' half, in the Occupa tion of Mrs. Ann Higgins. Lot 3. Another Close of 'Pasture,gfound adjoining the pre ceding, containing about tB-Acres, now in the Occupation of Mr. Eusaley Hewitt. Let 4.• Another C4ise of Pasture-grourid adjoining the last mentioned. containing about six Acres; now, in the Occupa tion of Mr. Joseph Conquest. Lot 5. 'knother Close of Pasture-ground adjoining the last mentioned, containing about Acre, and a half, now in the Occupation bf. Mr `[ohm A l iright. • - The above are.all situate in the • earish of Newport Pag nel I, aforesaid, about One Mile distant , from - the Town, and withitt half a Mile of the Grand [unction Cani,l. Lot 6. A very eligible Freehold Tithe-free Farm, situate in the Parish of Sherington, within two Miles of •Ne,wport Pag neiL'aforesaid, consisting of a good Far M-house, and Olfices, Yards, Barns. StablcS - ; and other necessary Buildings, and se 'feral Closes of. inclosed Meadow, Pasture and Arable. Land, Containing about 96 Acres, now in the Occupation of Mr.. fames HislOp. • The Land-Tax .of the whole is redeemed. • For thither Particulars, and to treat for the Purchase, ap. plication may be made to Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagnell ; and for a View of the Premises, apply to the se veral Tenants: N, B. Part of the Purchase-Money nay remain on Secu rity of the Premises, it desired. just published, AT R. ACKERMANN's REPOSITORY OF ARTS, - lot, STRAND. AWHOLE -LENGTH PORTRAIT of the Late Mrs. DUFF. • Dedicated to the Right Hon. lathes Dull, Earl of Fite. • . Stranger or friend ! in this faint sketch behold An Angel's figure in a mortal mould !, In human beauty, though the r torm excell'd, Each feature yielded to the mind it held. Hewett claim'd the spark of its etherial• flame, And earth retuned it spotless as it came. So die the good, the beauteous, and the kind, And dying leave a lesson to mankind. s C. j. DeSigned by K. Cosway. Esq. R. A. and Engraved by Mr. John Agar •; price tos. 6d. in colourl'll. is. • . Also,' , just - published, A DRAWING 'BUOK. OF LANDSCAPES, 'On Plan never before attblitpi ed. . Drawn and engraved in ,the - Chalk 'Manner, by Joshua - Bryant, and puoltMi,4 by rk - Ackermann, RepuSitory of Arts, to:, Strand. ' ft is not the intention off-the Work -to undervalue the In. stMclions of a Master, nut to Supply the want irt one, or 20 aid ins Instructions in' his absence. Thewhole • wiil be cninprised in Eight Numbers, so ar ranged as to enable any Per So n. •who has a taste for the Fine Arts to attain a great proGcieney. The three first Nutnaers•are now ready for delivery, and will be followed by a . -N umber on the first of each succeeding Month,. price 6s. per Number. - Each Number will .contant six Plates, with. Letter-press, descriptive or the tharent Characteristics of dilferent Coin. positions BeSides a variety of interesting •Matter relative to the Graphic Art, 'it will comprise an EpitoMe of Pers'pec tive, which the leadiiig Principles 'of the... Science will be clearly exifdained; and 4 kso an Abstract of Practical 'c; come try , sufficient to convey,. every, necessary Insiructton on this S.toject to those who have hot had the advantage of Studies. . . • : This Compendium of Lessons in Landscape is particularly calculated for teaching the handling of Chalk anctiilack Lead Pencils, which is the basis plan good Drawing, and often too much neglected. YOUNG's NATURAL P Fit Los° pHY. • Net Thursday will be published, In Two large Vols. 4to, .iilustrated with :58 Plates, A COURSE? of LECTURES on Natural Philo= 1 - I.sophy and the MechaniCal Arts; containing an accurate and exreosive View of ail the Departments ot. Mechanical Philosophy, with the latest Improvements and the newest Discoveries. By TiIONIAS YOUNG, M.D. F.R. and L.S. &c. &c, Printed for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. 'This Day wis published, • In 061gvo, price I 2S. 6a. in extra bOards, Tile VOL:I/ME' of THE ATHENIEUM; a MAGAZINE-of LI TERARY atid MISCELLANEOUS INfORMA TION• ONrAININC, General Correspondence. .Classi,:al Disquisitions. Ac. count of rare and curious Books. .Mern,rirs ot Distinguished Persons. Original Poetry. Literary and Miscellaneous I ii lbrtnation. List of New Publications. Meteorological Re gister. Discoveries and Improvements in Arts anti ' . ll , lanu. factures. . Obituary of. Distinguished Persons. Domestic Occurrences. List of Bankrupts. ForeiAat Occurrences Retrospect of Public Affairs. Cotnrnercial Report. Price of Stocks. Agricultural Reports. And. Prices at Grain. Conducted by .- AIKIN, M. D. Printed for'Lmiginiii, Hurst, Rees, and Orine, Paternos ter-row ; and. Cadell and Davies, Strand. *,,.* The Proprietors of the Athen ae um cannot permit their First Volume to gf) into the world without expressing their gratitude tpr the eucouragenient with which the Work has been honoured, and which equals their highest expecta. tions. kVithout detrading trout the merit:: of several of their tellow-labourers in the task of providing Monthly En tertainment for the Reading Public, they will venture tip iii dulgesanguine.hopes that tile- A thenximi will become pecu liarly •diStinguished as a Literary Publication, by the value of the'con% ibutions, as well (Wits occasi - anal Cor,espon denis, as of the Writers who have engaged to fOrnish rqulai i ies in theirsuppl several departments. • rk,iinnited by past favours, and happy' in the prospe..!l of increased resources.tor their future exertions, they close thei r First Half-yr:4os labodr, and clas:vautly prepare for its re newal. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This . Day was published, price 4s..bound, A . SELECTION . POEMS, - designed chiefly .Cl• for Schools and Young l'ersbns. By JOSEPH - . Printed f'or• I. lohnsOn, Sr.-Paul's Church-yard. " We have seen many Collections of Poet►'y' lbr Young Persons, but seldOni hne made with More taste and j tidiment than the present. The selttetion well deserves recommends tion."—See the British Critic, v. 29,' p. 426. • This Day was published, Price 7s. in hoards, the Fourth Volume of . fHE LOUNGER's COM N- MO PLACE ROOK ; or, Miscellaneous..Coliethoik, - .in 'History, Science, Cri ticisrn, Poetry, and Rcurraixe. . Printed for Vonginan, (-forst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos:- ter-row ; and C. Chapple, Of whom may be had, • The Three First ,Volumes, price IL its. 6d. boards. . To catch ere it perish the-trifle of the minute, to give hasty sketches of men - and things, whichsthough.hcneath the dignity of a Biographid,desekve to be recohted ; to select front the scene before us whatever appeal's' curious, amusing,' or' Applicable, to the purposes of human life, is attemptest this Work." This Day were published, L► One-Vol. Svo. illustrated with. a Map of Tartary, price 12s. in -boar:ts, ffitiE TRAVELS of BERTRANDON DE LA. BROCO E RE, Counsellor and fli - st Esquire 'arver to Philipe Le gon, Duke of Burgun4 9 to PA L ESTI tiff ; and-his return from Jerusalem Overland to France, during the years 143 z and 1433.- from a Manuscript in the National 'Library at Vats . Translated .by.. THOMAS ;OHNES, ESQ. M. P. Printed at the Hafod Press,:for . Loirman, Hurst, Rees, 'and Orme, Paternoster-row ; and I. fleet-strut.Of whom may be had:lately published,* t. Memoirs of John Lord Dc Joinville, Grand SeateSchal of Champagne, written by Himself; containing a History of Part of the Life of Louis IX. King of France, surnamed St. Louis, including an Account of that King's Expedition to Egypt, in the year 1248. Translated by Thomas Johnes, Esq. M. P. handsomely printed in. Two Vols. Quarto, and illustrated with Engravings, nee 41. 4s. in . roartis.. 2. Sir John Fro,ssart's Chronicles Of. England, France, Spain, and the adjoinit , Countries, from the latter Part of the lteign.of Edward 11. to the Coronation of Henry I V. Newly, translated froM the French Editions, with Variations and Additions, trom Many celebrated. MSS. By ThOrnas johnes, ,Esq. M. P. TO which is, prefixed, a the of the Author, &c. illustrated with 59 Plates, in Twel'*eVols. Bvo. price 71. 4s. in boards. S}3bscribers are requested to complete their Sets im rueniately. THE CANADAS. This Pay were pablisliA, in a splendid and very large Vo lume in Quarto, illustrated with 30 Copperplates, engraved front original rawings taken on the spot by the Author, price zi. 'is. in boards, TRAVELS through the CANADAS contain ing a Description of Piduresqqe Scenery on some of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Accomit of the Produc tions. COmmerce, and Inhabitants of those Provinces. To which is subjoined a Comparative - V iew of the MannerS and Customs of sevcraPof the Indian Nations of North and South America. Ify GEORGE Deputy Ppstmaster-Cener , 4l of British Nom' America Sze. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, mid to he had of all Booksellers. N.B. A few Copies of the Plates which have been beau tifully coloured in the manner of the original Drawings, have been done in a separate Atlas, and the Work %vitt; this elegant accornpaninrent may be had at Three G nine's and a Half per Copy. ' THE- NEW REVIEW. This Day was published, Price Half-a-Crown, N UMBER .V I. (To he continued Monthly), Forming Two Volumes, at the gross annual Expence of 3os. THE OXFO,RD REVIEW; or, LITERARY • CENSOR, tiai Tune, • 1807; containing Analyses, Criticisms, and. Opinions, of New Books, English and Fo reign, written By MENIBERC4 of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents' of this Number will. best bespeak the Varjety, the Completeness, the'Novelty, and the Prompti twde, which it is intended shall supereininently characterize new Critical journal. • - CONTENT - THEOLOGY. 'Clowqs's Letters to the Edi tors of the Christian -Ob - - server. [Single Sermons."... The Bishop of St. ,David's Sermon on the 30t it 1 Ali nary. Philpot's Sermon at the Viss. tationpf the Bishop of Dur ham. Whitaker's Sermon- for the Benefit of the . Refuge for the Destitute. - - Dakin's . Sermon on the Fast Day. Boni's Sermon on the Fast Day. Patteson's Sermon on the Me mory of the Rev. 'l'. Wake field. of No. VI.. Smith's Observations on the Utility, Form, and. Manage ment of Wa►ea •Meadovs, and the. Draining and lrri gating of Peat Bogs. POLITICAL. ECONOMY. Colquboun's Treatise on In digence. The State of the Population, the Poor, and. Pour Rates of every Parish within ,the Bills of Mortality, in the Cities of. London and West minster, the Borough of - Southwark', and County of Middiesex ; from Papers ordered to be laid before the House of Lords. • Substance of a Bill for Pro moting and Encouraging of' industry amon‘st the La bouring Classes of thcCom munity, and 'for the Relief and Regulation of the ne cessitous and criminal Poor.; ET Ht CS. Cog,an's Treatise on the Pas- SlOll3. jEj,ItisPUDISNCE. Dittion'ary of, the Law . , of Scotland,. Colledion of interesting and important Reports.and Pa pers on the Navigation and Trade of reat'Britain, I re_ land, and the British Colo nies in the West Indies and AlliCriCa. " aciixot.bcY. • Britton's arctuteC.tural Anti . (pities. PHILOLOGY. Boucher's Supplement to. Johnson's Dictio.nary. BIOGRAPHY. Park's catalogue .Of Royal and Noble Authors of Eng land, Scotland, and I relan6l, , by the late Earl of Orford. VOYAGES ANIS TRAVELS. Janson's stranger in America.' Heriot's Travels (concluded ) HISTOK Y. The Rise, Fa W, and Future - - Restoration of the'fews. Review of the Affairs of India, from 1798 to !Sof.. Davis's Ancient eutd Modern klistory of N ice. I , ETIt Y. Stuitifers Navis ; or, the Mo clan Ship of Fools. RuRaL zct,NomY. Dukciatield's Hints toTlant• Oxford: Printed by and to Street.; and •to, be had on the all 13ooksellers, Dealers in B out the United Kingdom.' EDUCATION Baldwin's Vantheon ; or Am dent History of the Cods of G recce and Rome. • Ouiseau's.Manual of Youth.' Cok.kle's I uvenilp journal, or 'Pates of TrutN. POLITICS Lord Erskine's Speech in the House of Lords, April 13, 1807. • MISCELLANIES. Minutes of a Court ►Martial for The Trial of Sir H. Popham. Cliltbrd's Observations on some Doctrines advanced during the late Election, in a Letter to S. Whitbread, 'Esq. Porter's Aphorisms of Sir Philip Sydney. Vindication of Mrs. Lee's Conduct towards the Cor dons. FOREIGN LITERATURE. FRANCE. _ Etudes sur l'Houlme (tins le Alonde et dins la Retraite. GERMANY. Wine Rcise übCr :den Go thard, e. My tourney across Mount Guthard, to the Borromxan Islands And Milan, r Slatter ant Nlnndav, High_ First I)av of .every Month, of ;s1; 5, and l'oginasters through. Yti'E aIXP NCEi VICTUALLING OFFICE, yuni t, 1807. ' T HE comsssloNgß4for. TICTUA L LING HIS AI AjEST Y's NAVY d* hereby give Notice, Thai on Wednesday the Toth Instant, thel ;will be ready to receive Tett—, errs in Writing (sealed up), and treat for Fiye Hundred Tons of I RON BUTT HOOPS, or for Any Quantity: thereof, not less-ihat Tons ;to be delivered in ten lekt, by week l y' proportions, - Into- His Majesty's Victualling Storcs at Deptferd and to- be- pea-for by Sifts, payable, with Interest, nirtety da . yi after date.: The Conditions of the Cotztritfl my be teen at tbe Set-; e. ta_; . 'y's Office. A ' .9 regard will be had to any Tender in cuhich the Price sball not be inserted in WC?' th at length, or that shall 'lnt be delivered to the hoard before One o'Clock on the- said Wednesday the toth Instant, nor' hitless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attend:, to answer . , when called for. This Day were puhLithett, In Three Volumes, boards, the Second Edition of :ETTERS . FROM ,THE MOUNTAINS. Dt7ing tile Real "Correspondence of a Lady. retwc...en the, Years 1773 and 1807. r, • •. The Letters in this Edition are arranged in the order of time in which they .were written. Printed for. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and 0 raw, PaternoS ter- row ; I. tiatchard, Piccadilly and Airs. Cook, Bury ' street, St,.lames's. • . 4 The charm of these Letters consists.in their being the artless cititsions of a superior" mind. There is sterii:,4 goo.:1 sense in most of her remarks on hooks, Manners, Educatiop. &c. and a great share of originality. She, al ways' ..ppears to us in a•.light , •at Once respeCtable 'and ainiable. tier under standing is strong, her fancy. lively, hentwnsibility She has the art of placing every thing •betinec,u , e y es , we , ;;! 6 her„ we hear her, and we become acquaii;ted with her; and when we shut her .book,. we seem to take leave of a friend." - Annual Review. *..! A few Copies of Mrs: Grant's rOell3S may be I)Ad, prke Ins. 6d. boards.' A R{)_NlrlTic SPl_all'_ OF YIN (:(::IR, The Original Invention , of Mr. Henry, and hr.iught by his SUCCC6SiVe Improvements to the highest pertekttion, is pre. pared *ano - Sold by Tut NI A S and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester. rr "HS agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is con=..L.• posed of lu,ghl y t.oneentrated V megar, joined %vi m the mostideasant: Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may he kept Unimpaired in any Clitnate, and tOr any• period of Its pungent Odour renders it extremely graterul and salutary in lead Achs,-Faintings, and in all places of POlic Resort, as Theatres, Courts ot! u,tice, &c - as it counteracts the had efElets of heated and fou4 Air, and is the best Antidote against the inte'etion of alt Contagious Diseases. As there are various spurious Imitations, under the same and 'similar names, some of which are injuriously represented as. Improvements, the Public are requested to observe, that the names of THOMAS.and WI LLIAM HENRY, Man. chester, are engraved on each Stamp, to counterfeit which is a Capital Felony. The ARO MATI C SPI RIT N EGA R, •price 2S 94. (Stamp it e luded) is sold, wholesale and retail, by iityley and Blew, No. ;, Cockspur-street (the only Agents in Lon. don authorised by the Proprietors ); where may be had, Sponge, Boxes, of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &c. Also, Hli.NKY's CALCINED MAC; N ESIA, in Boates, at as. 6di and larger, with Glass Stopper, at 4s. .each; their names being on the Stamps. THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL 14-‘1.14 OF GILEAD', pREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, which has risen to the very pinnacle of fame for its superior EltiLacy in Nervous, Debilitated, anti Consumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, I intiAestion, lowness of Spirits, &c. of which the following remarkable Cures are incontestible proofs Sta., Tavistock. Ith February, 1806. • In various Cases, to my certain knowledge, your Cordial alm of Gilead, and. Anti-I mpetigines, have been of great service in this part of the country ; and from iny ouservation, those woo have purchased either of them frOin my warehouse have given me repeated instances of it. This is literally a 'true statement, and you are 'at liberty , to make use of this tkciaration as publicly as you think pr.pes. kremain, Sir, your very obedient staavant, I. CUMMINS. Extraa of a. Letter frorri Mr. George Mason, of lialdock, Hells, dated the 3tst of jauuary,' 1805, to Dr. Solomon, Liv!rpool. I haVe the pleasult to infortn you that the Lady of Wm. Fuller, Esq, has experienced a nmiarkablt cure of a long standing Nervous Complaint; by the use of your excellent Medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead, though many remedies had been unsuccessfully tried by.the Faculty. Two Bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead have alone produced the happy efE:tit which she had, for a considerable •time, sought for in vain. If further irirermation is necessary, reference may be had by any respedable inquirer to the Lady herself, by letter post paid, or to Your obedient Servant, Baklock, 31st lan. iSos. GEO. MASON. HA MPSHIRG, • Mr. Hollis, of Romney, writes under dates of the 13th of December, ,804, and 13th January, 1805, that a young Man of his acqyaintance has received a remarkable cure by the COrdial Balm of Gilead, havaig been troubled with Fits of long standing, attended by a Nervous Complaint ; tie is now as well as any person in that town, as Mr. H. can vouch by reference to the person himself. It is impossible to insert . all - the cases and cures which Dr.' Solomon is in possession of; he contents himself with what has been said, 'but great expetience has convinced him, that' in all Morbid Affedions of th Mood and Lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, sate, and efficacious a re medy, was nevet offered to mankind; but he now leaves it to the world, conscious that he has done his duty, by send. ing forth what may be given to the tender infant, the pre*, nant' female, and to palsied 'age, with satety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of medical discovery. 0" Dr. Solomon expeds„ when consulted, the usual corn _ pliment of a One Pound Note;• but all written cases, or let ters of advice, to be answered at his leisure, are requested to incloselialf-a-Guinea. Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed: " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead- House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." Letters may be ordered to be addressed to X.' Z. or A. 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