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lg BE R`44 ;5 . THEATRE ROYAL, ORO RV-LANE. Ti -118 PitESENT :EVENI,NG A January, 1807, ",c - " • ! THE POINT OF HONOUR. • ", Lt. ram:, Mr. BA R R MIYRE'; Mr..E LLI STUN ; Ste.nu;:rg, Mr.". MA ;HEWS ; • Mr. PENLEY';" Xlts Nialtort, Mn:s PO.WEL•L; _Bertha, Mrs. 11, SI DOOMS. wyru, I - Or, THE SIEGT. - 01 , MONTGATZ. • ' CotifirCekeli, Mr; Ff. SIttIIONS - ; Wolf,(ltis.Friend)„ Mr: Don,..roN ; , li to'Viraqtlid Miller), Mr. W RUI.TG I-ITO ; + • a' Con; Carat - 4101'e General);. Mr: CAR LES ; Alexizia (the heroine' of Mon4atz), 'Mrs; YOW ELL ; • Cnristine, Mrs. BLAND. After whiclr•wilt be prednCed (lith tinter a new Comie Pain ()Mime; called THE ENCHANTERS • _ Or, HARLEQUIN SULTA - UN. ',the Overture and Mils,: composed by Mr. Sit /cm. lgisnar - (HarleqUin Sultaun), Mr. HARTLAND'; Horain "(the V iziet), - Mr. COOKE ; Doub:r lscaramouch), Mr. MAL E• ; OutUdi •( Pantaloon), Mr. EVE RA RD ; Benaskar (his Son), • Mr. PLACIDE ;- 1 • Fabri (Pero), Mr. HOPE; - .Arun Clriet 111 DIGN.UM ; Urchin (the Clown), Mr. MONTGoMERY ; Princess , Henljutta( Col trtribine), Mrs. SHAR P Macorha (the Good C end) Mrs . MATHEWS • Attendant Genii, MAster W Miss C. BRlsiow, ENCHANTERS, 'llaPpuck, Mr.GIBBON ; Tasnar, Mr. FITZSIMMONS ; • Olotnond, Mr. EVANS ; Ulin;, Mr. MILLER. Chorus of Arabs Enchanters, Scc. lizssrs. Evans, F tiher, Dan ' hy, VlAlclocks, Cook, Caul ' fitild,• Rhodes, &`"—Mesdis'.• Gardiner, Maddocks, Kelly, ..;,,Menage, Wells,'Camp, SeiWill; 'He Dances by Mrs. Sharp ; Mesds. Davis, T warn - ley, Green, Horribo, H. and• F. Dennett (Pupils or Mr. Boxes - 6s. Seco"nd.Thice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. 4 ,,, - Gatier:y 2s, Second. Price us.—Upper Gallery I s . S e- Price 6d, No ;tlOney to be returned. Places 1,, the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office; in Littie Runct-street. The , Doors to be opened at H a lf- past Fi ve, an d b eg i n at iiiill4ast Six,. To-aorroxv, DOuglas; attar which (67 particular desire) Lb:: new Me.lo-trairia of Tekeli ; w i t h The Enchanters; or, Harlequin Sultaun. Anew Comic c4era is in rehearsal , ROYAL, COVLNT-GARDEN. TO-MOilitOW EVENING , January 6, 1807, will bd prrtormed . . THE DESERTS OF ARABIA. with entirely ricw Seines, Dresses, and Decorations. Tile Music composed by G. LANZA, jun. The principal Charaders by • Mr. LISTON, Mi . . INCLEDON,. Mr. BELLAMY, • • Mr. EME,RY. Mr. yawc EtT. Mrs. C. KErviliL, Miss LOGAN, Miss WADDY. 'After which, , . - ARBITRATION Or, H:E.E . AND The PrOlt,, , ve to be spoken by Mr. FAR I F.' Y. • To which be,-added, for the 71h time, a new. Panto, mime, which has been long in preparation, called HARLEQUIN- AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. The Scenes,, Music; Machinery, Dresses, ind - Decorations, are entirely new. • tThe, Ovefture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. he Paotominie produced under the Diredion of Mr. Farley. • the Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. Vhe Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitinore, Hollogan, • Greaves, Hodgings, and their Assistants. Principal Chariairs, Mother ,Cifiose, Mr. SIMMONS afterwards flartenuin,_ 'Mr. KING and Mr. BO LOGNA, jun. ; - • • AYaro, iftettviirdS - 11 Tr. L. 130LOGNA. 'Sqtftre Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. GRIMALDI ; • - Oddhstv,- Mr. NI E NAGE ; • • • (Loth a &ring) gisier•S lA LLEY ;- Columbine;-"Miss SEARLE. .• loxis.6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second - Price zs.— gallery as. Second Price is. —U pper Gallery is. - Second Price 6d.—No Money to be rqturnt-tt. 'P6ces for the 'Boxes to be taken at the Box-ollice,in Hart . street:, . . The Doors to be opened at Half-p,ist Five, and begidat Eatf:pastSix. :On Wednesday, the Tempest ; - or, The Enchant e d Island ; xith . fl'arlequitt.and Mother Gcose ; or, The Gblcien Egg. . . A N ATO MI"C.k4 •- • --- MR. CARPUE will commence his ;SPRIN6- 4 . COURSE of LECTURES on 4NATON.I.-1 1 .4j4 .SURGERY, on:Monday the :.rsi instint Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. - Caipue, Dean-krect,' Soho. N. 13. The st) NMI ER . COURSE will commence in une. TH FAIT' E OF 'ANATOMY, BLENNEIM-STREF.T. CR EAT ,14 . r.411L80.R . 0UV H-STREET. 'SPRING SPRING COURSE of LECTURES, Oil . 1, ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY., and SURGERY, Will cornmence on Wednesday, zist - fannaiy, o' C lock In the Afternoon, by Mr. I }WOKE S. • . -. Spaci , us Apartments, thiloughly ventilatfd, anct replete ,With every Convenience, will.be open at Eight lock - in' the Morning, for the purposes of bisseaing aiid rri s iCainf, *here Mr Brookes' attends to direa - the - Students, and de. In9nstrate the Various parts'as they appear on Dissection. . Pupils may be accommodated in thc.f-louse. Gentlemen established in Practice,- desirous . of renewiti,Ctlieir Aflair-an cal Knowledge, 'may be accommodated with an Apartment to Dissect} in privately. • ROYAL-EXCHANGE AStURANCE-OFFICE,.. Derdmber ;5, t 866. . PERSONS whose Annual Prerniums.fall due on, the zs-th instant are hereby. informed, that Rece4its,are . hOW riady to bc.iielivertdat the . o onipany's Offices ever the . 110 YaLExeliange andin Pall= Mall, - as well 'as . by their re 9eetive Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties as su!edare requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies 0 n 1 ,, a lief Ore the 9th of •lanuary . nett, as the usual fifteen w 'wYt allowed for bqund the Date of each Policy, ill then expire. ' SAMUEL. FENNINC, jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily,' at the said Offices, for the AssUrance of Buildings; Ganes, Merchandize, and- Ships, in harbour, in Dock, or while - Building, from Loss or Dam-age ~/ a, Y Fire ; _ and also !or the Assurance of, and.' granting Annul '4 on, Lives. • N;.B. Fire Polkies will'beissued - free' of Expeuce to the Assured where the Annual Premium' arnourts tolss; or up %yard,. IMPERIAL INSURANC-E COMPANY. HE Publid are'respe6tfally. tetnincidd, that Re ..ceipts f o r PO I,I„CIE,S due at Christmas. are ~,;'!VY at their Offices in Sowcoint, Cernhill, and S t. lames's es di 'nitTowns'also in the thin& Of `their Agents in the prawipai aiid . Alhis Office grants Policies for short periods, and allows • i, i e tcount. on all Premium and pnty. paid for more than one a _f he Terths of the Office win.bc.fotmci in all casts as 'mo oas tho se o f an y s i m il ar Institution tanit liberality, With o q L i p wil,l be found in the Adjustment arld ; Pa> ment .I.4ses" ruling Srockis insured generilly - at is. 611:Per Cent..and coe Q tsc's caused by Lightning are by this - . Company made _ • 1(1 - n;`1- DAY; secretary. , 11 , w mow„ it_d -34 U X , TWENTY . THOUSAisin POUNDS tor the FIRST .- ' • DRAWN TICKET: :THE 13th of, this Mcirith the NEW YEAR's LOTTInt z Prizes 1.4 7 C30,000 are ,C 62,000 4 • - 40,0J0 2 - - 11,000 - - Zo,O= t 3 - soo . c. - -15,00 t, _ _ iooa 50 :0 59' • 4300 20 - - - - 100 - 20..0 4 0 - - - - So .. • - - 2000 51-03 - - . - za 25,0z:0 Ticß6ts 2 . 5o;o0o Capitals Determinable : First-dr4wn Ticket, is; Day - - zo,ooo • Ditto - - - 3d Day - to;ono - -'sth Day - - 30,666 . • Ditto_ - - Lait Day 5.000• Interesting Questions : Is. there any other possible intxle t;ty . which I may gain from a stake - of Twenty-six Shillings only (the price of a. Sixreent Share in; the above %feat" ScheMe) nearly Two Thou Sand Pounds? flaye.l no ambition to make my fortune by a mode of ad , venture, where the loss is trifling, but the gain ritOy be great ? ' TICKETS and SHAKES.aveon Sale at all the Licenced -Lottery Offices, and by tbeit Agents in the Country. . STATE LOT'rE RY. 2 P;ll..eS of - • •,C 30,000 2 . 20,000 2 - 10,000 3 - - • 5000 5 - loon__. . soo &c. Sec. &c. First-drawn Ticket. t o;000l. WIFT and . Co. -No. l i; Poultry, . and' No. 12, J. Charing-cross, by whom the First-draWn Ticket in the last Lottery, entitled to i 0,00.01. was sold in Shares, have also 's01(1, anknigSt many others, the following (all First drawn 'nail:r) , in the few preceding Lotteries, viz. No. 6791 - - : C20,000 No. 9362 - - to,ooa No. 71i7 - . - 410,000 8 , 41 - ' O,OOO i 20, 95 1 - - 10,000 'rile TICKETS and SHARES of the present Lottery are Selling'at the above Offices, in great' varicty. Begins Draw .ing the 13th January, 1807. N o . 4 , CoRNI-lILL, and 9, CH.kRING-CROSS. BISH entreats the Public to peruse the Scheme .1+: at the prsent Lottery : it will be.tbund to contain the usual number of Capital Prizes, witlt the addition ofz - PriZes of 3,,,0001. The List Prize or 30,0001. ever drawn, Was sold at his Offices; in Shares, where t Prize of z 0,0,01. a Prizes of soord. and a Prizes of 5004. were sold in Shares in the last 'Lottery, making ao evital Prizes sold by .him in the pre sent year. Tickets and Shares are selling at the above Offices, its A reat variety, and the Public will please to notice, that no Private Lottery will be decided by tile preecnt, which begins Drawing the•t3th January. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - r 9 16s. H a l - 101. 2S. od. Eighth - - zi . II S. 61. Quarter - 51. 2s. od. Sixteenth - il. 6s. od. 4 * * Persons in the Country may be supplied by ceding up Post Office Orders, Cash, or Bank Notes, either by Post or Coach. FIRST-DRAWN TICKET. TWENTY TEIOUSAND POUNDS. 140. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re .l.N..spedruliy ii,,qi.wint the Public ,the STATE LQT- T ERY commence Dr.twing on the i3tl , 'of this present Month, when the 11:1 - drawn-drawn Ticket will be entitled t o . . 20,0ti01. - The Scheme contains Capital PriZCS of greater magnitude than - any former Lottery with so small a number of TiLkets; viz.,. . . .. ~ i • Prizes of - . Z 30,000 - • - - - - • ze,coo . . . - - , to,ooo '• • \3 ' .. - :7 - 'grc . . - 5000 & - c. -- : ' • , Tic . E x r a n d SHARES on Sale at the Offices, corner of tian '-gitiligs,. corithin, and facing the Gate•of the Kivg's N dW ,s'Cliaring-eross, by RI CHA R PSON, G 0 0 1)- I_ , LUCK, and Co. .. .. . , ..., . . • . FIVE ..THOUSAND POUNDS. DirERSONS "'possessed - of Incon;es arising from Freehold, CopyhOlil, or 'Leasehbid Estates; Marriage Settlements,, dee.. or any other PrOperty'l and Gentlemen of 1 : respettabiiity Ilaving.Pervtial , Sccuritronly to oller,',May be . supplied, wtrh tfte whole, or any part, of the above Sum, I. by way of Anmiity, redeemable at the pleasure'of the Bor. I rower. Thedinsiness Nv ou id be completed with o ut the in-. ; • terventioh eta broker, :indsonseveutly without subjecting the' P‘o ty to any chaq,,e fwr "Letter.: addressed' (post-paid) to Mr. Hemming, No. 2.i., Saville-row; Buriington-:street,, London, will be-duly; an. i'sweredi -- -bui-no-personal, applicotium, will be received. , - . • ..NEW ARTICLES.OF-MERCERY POI DRESSES. T-ADIES who have been disappointed in ROBIN. ji,f SON 's New• Silky Stuffs, are respeetrukly acquainted,. that he ca' now cxecuteAheir orders and lie begs leave to inform titent, "din finished a stoOt of several•othei'- new Article:;, winch (by Ladies of—fashion ‘vhO have seen. ,p,;erlimens of tam) have been equal ly.admireci :. he has also a frestLsiipply of his.ricli mil, led which' he has' this Seacyn introduced,. of an extrSoriiinarV• stout tat ure, fur the fashibilall,jej...elisses;..anti he has sev,ralnew and-fashion :able colours in his improved Italian Gauzes,' Imperial Lus tres -and ti, 6 , - wed Slirsnets, Irriperiat Nets', botli . p lain and in gold and si:ver; . and a.rww elegant Article for morning wear, %A/hien-is dtirablt in:tile extreme. . LINEN DEPARTMENT, Robinson has the pleasure of informing his Family.Cus lOniers, that he has received a few boaes of Irish. Linens, which' art much mute- reasonablc than they have been for some time ; and also a fresh supply cl k'rench Cambrics, - Diaper, and Da - mask Table Linens, curious and elegant work ed Muslins, wiih evetii•other description of India and British Household I:thiens, &c.. upon the ino4 advantage. ous terms. • . P. S. Family - Mourning•vrticularly attended•to. No. is, Henrietta-street, Covent-gailleh. . TO THE LADIES._ AGAZET's ORIENTAL - DEPILATORY, -for , 13 removing SIJ 1' E. R 1, IJ OVS WA . I S from the 'PAC E, NECK, ARMS, &c. And for intprbving. the- C-OMPLEC= TION. The above - has beenitifgetentlv celcbsated.throngh-. • out the Eastern .Nations, from whence it was first. brought , Act this , Country 13)i • M has siocethat time .6412.1aiiiett a elriv;aer- in England, And • on. Abe Continent, as the ..only • Depilatqry;. ever offered to the Public which unttes mildness of operation, not 'to irritate even the de - Hi:ate-Ain of-an Infant; with hf and •• permanent etficat v. The cOitstAnt • spurious at tempts to imitate this.... 14.14 iiatory • toave incluccd :The Proprietor to appoint Ales“s. iJeruirie. ankl, 1), sale Perfumers, TitelthNne ,- street ICIr." - Btrtler,` No. 5, ChcapSitle; Messrs. l).tef:) , and , Stirterniltbw - roftnAh..yahl ; r,:Peri?., Wholesale. Pc riutner,6 reek - .Messrs.. ShaW *titidtdwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; - Mr. llaccn, Oittbrcl-Sticet; and 'Messrs. Newberry and Son',: St. Paul's Chiirch..yard,. : fi f s. 0: 0 Who-h;:sale Ageitts in . .. London, 'Who Will make, the. usual - A 1./u wanue to the :tirade. • . ' • _ . . _ N. P. in Turkcy and Lgypj :s Qmpiu) CU by the give uttiftittrtity auil shigoi to their ; puce 3s•• 6dt-thiliiteitt. • • • • 4- •o'-=-V., • fiot , • - V - "n\ 'l"' ...LI., JA -1 UARY 5, 1607. • Tivs I . )y - vvbs published, price zs 6'. - MHE beneficial EFFECTS of the CHRISTIAN F..Mt'LK DONfESTI•C-H- , OI'I'INI- SS. Non magna logo:mut : s,(l vivitnus. Printed tor I. Ilarena!u, Rookselicr to tier Majesty, No. 19,. opriosig.e Albany, P iccadi II y Of whom may', be had, price zs.. The late .Bishop. of St. .Asapn"s Charge, in August, 2a6. FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH. i his 1)4 . In Three Vols. 12mo, price 2is. boards, with Vortnits t The 5e.. , ,0.t !.:(litioir of MHE FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY PLU TA KCH - -containing Biographical, Thstorical, and Revolutionary Sketches,"(- handers, and Anecdotes. By the Author of the Revolutionary Plutarch, and Memoirs of Tioleyrantl. Printed for I. Murray, Fleet-street.- • npmgsnc., This Day.was published, in a neat and closely . printed Vol. sMall'Octavo, containing several very usetul:Piates, price 7s: inboards, a neW' Edition,of • N - ENV SYSTEM-Of DOMESTIC COOKERY, rimited - Upon Principlles'oif Economy, and adapted to tbe• Use of.PriVate Families. • To , which .are.prcrixed, Nlitkielia neous bsen'ations.for the Usziof the filth ily. The whole tending to unite ElVarrce'with . Economy, and to produce the same appearance with less expensive means. .This Edition is improved by the introduetion of many ex cellent Receipts; and the Ai isce lam:oils U servations, which form the _principal noVelty of this'Work, knu3,- ‘viiich have been found so exceedingly useful, have been augmented with numerous and,improved. Rernat - ks; which render this part ct the' Work infinitely serviceable to a Lady d.'sitous.of direct ing the proper regulations of her fitiusehold. There are also added, a Chapter upon Carving, wherein plain rules are given for attaining that ,useful Art, illustrated by several. aftpro priate Engravings., " Cookery for the Sick." Receipts for " Cleaning Furniture ; " and.'' Direttions for Servants." The whole is:the genuine . Work - of a Lady, who formed it ,for the Use of her own Family. : • Printed for John Murray, Fleet-street • and Harding, 1 anies's-street,-London ; Arch. Constable' and 'Co. 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By Miss Owenson, thoress of the *vice of St. Dominic, a New Edition, - in 3 vols. price 13s. 6d: in boards. THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED. • This Clay was published,. Price s. each, with the full A tlowatice. to Schools, THE ' EOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part I. • Consisting ofFifteen Outline Maps of the Quarters and • principal. Countries the World, including three antient M a p,„ engraved of a coinpeteut Size, and printed .on super. fine Drawing Paper, for the purpose of .being fillet up from, any ordinary Maps by junior Classes of Students - of Geogra phy Also, The Geographical Copy-hook, Part 11. • Consisting of the Lines of Latitude and Longitude accurately drawn fOr the same Set of Maps, designed to be filled up by the senior 'ClasSes of Students of Getgraphy, or by those who have pre- • vionsly tilled up Part I. By. the Rev. j. GOLDSMITH. A moment's liispedion of - these C o py -books w ill s p e ak morein their praise than a volumeof conimontary. A grown . persons may, by means - of them, become a. proficient inn Geo graphy .in a few weeks, and a .troung person at school.inaY acquire inure correct ideas in a few months than conid be at tnineal in a 'whole life' wittidut suchi Exercise.' In a word, these Copy-hooks and. the Other Works of the same' A uthor, strip this Science of all difi.iulty or mystery, and' place it in 'all Ssminaries oti a level with the arts ot Reading andW tit* and with-the I 'chi:A-its of C; rainrnieand Anithinetic. P tinted forlt, p5,.6, l3ridge-street, 41acictri:irs, and to be hada all Ilnoks43ers and Dealers ih Books, with tire .tull Allowance. to:Teachers and Schoots. • Of whbin mity be had, by' the same Atithor; forming the completest . Cokirse Of.Geogm)ity for Schools and young Ner sons that, ever was prepared, The Grammar of - X;;:ogrLiphy, including-the Use of the Globes, With' num'jrbus Questions, lixercls and Mali's.- 6d. bound in re t, _ 7 • . . 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This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Two Vats. :Ito. on a fine Paper, with upwards (4 Seventy Plates, of which c.ixty-one are from Paintings.after Nature, by Sythnhain Ed\varcts, price 31. los. or beautifully eyloured, 61. 6s in boards, riOMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL v d GARDENING, comprehending Classiticiaions Deseriptions, as well as the must approved Nlettiods of rais ing, forcing, and inin Ong ilitlerent sorts or Vc-getable.Pra duetions, whether of ,2sculon tor ornamental kinds ; with correct Engravings o! the various A pparatusriec: , sary tar the purpose, in Builnings and other Con'rivances, original Diawings-made by Mr. Blunt, .as well as of ire more r a r e and curious Plants emplo}ed in the way of Ornament and Variety in the Plcasure•grouwis, CreeK 7 nouies, and Stoves ; engraved by Sansom. The- whole intended to alli)rd a full and complete View of modern practical Horticulture. • By ALEX. NIACDONALD, Nurseryman and Gardener. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet -street. • N. B, The Purchasers of this Work in Parts are requested to complete their Setts without delay. LEICESTERSHIRE. • TO , SHED BY 'AUCTION, • By Mr. - OWBION, . - By Order of the Assignees of Robert Abney, a Bankrupt, at the Queen's Head Inn, in , Ashby-kle-ia-Zouch, in the County of Leicester, on Monday, the tzrh day of tanuary insta;it, t Eleveno'clock in the Foren o on, i n Lots, and subject to s , ich Conditions as will then be produced, • AVAE.EKOLI) i\MSSUAGE, with the Out buiciiings and Malt oJices thereto adjoining ; and also two Closes of Land, arul•a small Plantation or Shrubbery, si teat.2 in Ashby.:tie-14-Zoncli, containing about to Aeres. Also the Life Estate of Elizabeth, the Wife of - said Robert Abney, of and in a. capital Mansion lions-, with convenient, Out-offices, Garden, and other Appurtenances, and about 6t Acres of excellent arable, meadow, and pasture Land, in a good state of cultivation, situate in Ashby-de-la-Zouch.. , Also toe Life • Estate of t•hz said Rob. Abney, of and in a very valuable Estate, Situate in !leather, in - the County .of comprising a - Farmhouse and Out-buildings six Cottages, and about zrz Acres 91 . exceeding good arable, ipea :Ow, and ,pasture Latal,in a high. state of c•;tivation. And also Gland in three Closes of Land . , containin t ; about 13 Acres; sityrate at Highani-on-the-Ilill, in khe-said County. • Also Two - Sttares . -of jot. each, secured on the Tolls aris ing.from the l'utripike !coed leading from Sawiey, in Noting hainshire, to Tantworth, in Warwickshire. • Also Nine Shares in the Ashby-de,la-'touch Canal .Navi gation, and Security f0r.30,1. upon the 'rolls arising from, the same: •- - Also an Annuity of sok the Life of the said Mrs. Abney. AI;o another Annuity of zol. for the joint Lives Of the said Mr. and Mrs. Abney, and the Lite of the, Survivor ot Them. Piintzd Pirticulars, describing each Lot, 'my he had of Mr. Owston, .Leicester ; tba -Inns at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and - adjoining Towns. _ _ • Mr. Smith, Solicitor in Asliby-de-la-Zouchovill dired the Estates to be shewn, at whose Office Plans may be seedand Particulars hid. Particulars, and such further intbrmation as may be desir ed, will also be given by Mr.. England, Solicitor, in 04 Broad -street, Royal Exchainee, kindon. ' • Nt.Vl N11:::l • NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, LOndon, • Proprietors of ,Dr. jaines's „ YO.\vder and othervaluable Preparations, inform the Puolic, that in consequence of the New Strilp Duties, the Price of • that Medicine will be in future zs 9d. :per Packet, or IL ss. 6d. per Doien ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packet in a Bottle (as made. up for the Army and Navy) may be had. for 11. 45. . And as, the ivords " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presum e d will be a sufficient.seculity against Counterfeits, his Signa ture on the Labels will be:cliscontinued. .Tlie following arc the. Prices of their other Medielne3, Stamps included ; but those pitifillase six, or 11101 C, iir a time, will be alowed the Stamps gratis. • s. d, s. a. Dr. James's i'vwder. Dalby's Carminative . r 9 Do. ma Itottle - 24 O Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Da. Analeptic Pills 6 'Pills 0 Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTind.of B 4 ark 4 0 The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxhant's ditto 3 o Dr. Steer's Opo . deicloc 2 b Tonic Pills -. 2 9 Do: ConvoisionOil - 2 6 English Coffee - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruther's Drops 2 9 Do, .Cainumile Drops I 9 Essence of Ginger - 2;, 9 Do. Pare; oric Lozenges- t . .4 Ditto Peppermint t 4 Angihaud's Blois ditto t i 3 Dr. Hooper's Pills t Essenceof Coltsloot 3 6 Grant's Drops t Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Inglish's Scots Pills t cephalic. Spud' • - t• o Henry's M ignesia - 2 6 toncs'g Rheum. 'find. 3" G Norton's Drops 5 6 • Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Glass's Magne3ia - 3 6 . Dr.. Solander's Tea . 2 9 Wilson's Alterative 4 6 Greenough's Tintture ,6 Ki.n g 'odontAi g ic 2 9 Do. Tolu Lozenges r ri • N. 13. As many Persons mistake tha House of Messrs. Newbery, observe, that it is at the' East End of St. Pail's, four Doors from Cheapside, with these words. inscribed on the Front-'—" THE ONLY WAR EHOUSE FUR DR. lAM F.S's PO‘VDER.," • 1 1 l 4. :•;; 4 '.;:" 4,7 , '.:, 14 ;A- i ' ,r *----- - . - , ;( 1, ...:- . \.-• '•'.....• .....-&-;,.•_.-") . . 4 . 4 , 4iiivc4Drr(t. ... [Pnici l'E' E. t• _a .. a ,