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HIS PRESENT EVENING, Maid; 10, 1807, will be performed <.~-.- HOOK's TEKELI.—A New Edition. This_Day , was published, price rrEKETA - or, The SIEGE of MONTGATZ; which continues to beperformed with. the most distin guished' Success at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Londun:: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, .New Bridge street, • Where,may be had, The is. '6d. Catch Him Who ('an, is. 6cl. both' by Air. Hook; and the Vene tianOunaw, by Mr. Elliston, price2s. 6d. 23, IS6/. T V HE COIIIIIIISSIONERS VICTUALLING - 4 - ita MALYESTi"s NAVY do 'hereby give Notice, That on - lifednesd.ly the t rth of March next they . will he reez:iy, Is, re ceive Tfnekrs; in writing (sealed up), fir sled, Quantities cf tc.ll,t\T -DRIED ENGLISH PEASE . as the respeaive Per .ions who may tender the same can engage to deliver in Two dilonths, free of all charge and risk to His Majesty, into His Ala :esty's ViElualring Stores at Plymouth ; and to he paid fcr by Bills, payable; i.vith interist, ninety ditys after date: Idol any ‘.. . gfer ofa.lesc. quantity than Twenty-five Quarters he attended ' - • THE CURFEW. the Music composed by Mr. ATTWOOD. NoxmAtis. 'Hugh De TraCy, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Robert, Mr. BANNISTER ; • `Bertrand, Mr. H. SWOONS ; • Walter, Mr PENLEY ; Philip, -Mr. EYRE ; Dunstan Mr. COOKE; Matilda, 'Mrs. POW F. LL ; Florence, Miss DUNCAN: • •PANS 3. , • .. ritzhardiog,_ Mr. ELLISTON • • Ariristr9rig;.,Mr. ,PALMER; Conrad, Mr: MATHEWs • Herman, Mr. CARLES, Banditti—Messrs, MALE, FISHER, EVANS, RHODES. With a Glee, and Chorus of Banditti. • • ' This Day were' published, Elegantly.pOnted in foolscap. %Aro. price in boards 75. 6d. EIN • EPISTLES of OVI D; .translated into -IL English Verse by the late Rev. William Windsor Fitz- Thomas, with the Latin and Notes : To which are subjoined, The EpisiteS of Hero to Leander,. and Leander to Hero, by PL different hand ; that of SaiTplio to Phaon by Pope . , and of Dido to Eneas by Dryden.. London : Priided for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge— street. The Conditions of the Contraa my be seen at the Sec; etary's 0 2. , :,:ce, or by appb.ing to Mr. TbOrnas Miller, Agent fn. the tu.tlling at PlimCuth. No regard will be bad to any. Tender in which the Price shall not be INsertd is words in length, Or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the Said Wednesday the silk of March next, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, or sane Person on his behalf, - attends, to ansWer,'when called for. WITH TEKELI • 7 • Ur, THE SI.EGE' OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, Mr. H..SIDDONS ; • • ' Wol{ (his Friend), Ieir:.DOWTON ; . Count CFaln (the General ), 11r. CARLE'S ,• ' Alexina (the Heroine of MO - ntgatz), Mrs. POWE Lr.- • 4.)n •fnurstiity will I, prpduceii perto,mecil a fie 1%7 01;;;rattC Piece, in Two Aas, called The Young Hussar ; nr, Love atul Mercy, ,LAST WEEK BUT ONE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TMORROW kVENING, 1, 1807, will be, performedpy. particular Desire, .and for the last time this . Season), the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH; As -originally , composed by G. F..HANDEL. End of Part- 11. Hades' - Favourite Concertante for Violin., Oboe. Viola, and Violoncello obligato, by 141essrs. Ashley, Griesbach, Watts, and et:arks Ashley. Auden - FRIDAY the tith, The First et-of THE CREATION: With the Song of " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DT CIWNS. Composed by JOSE PH HAYDN, M.D.- Mon. With Two Miscellaneous AFL; in whiCh Mr. GRAHAM will introduce, for the .first time, a ,new Song, called England's King and England's G10ry, ,,- Per the accommodation of the Publio,.thi Theatric a l Oi. cliestra will be'addecl to.the Pit. • pri n cipal Vocal Performers, Mrs. DI CKONS. Mrs. BLAND, Signora GRIGLIETI, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. PYNE-, IvIr.'SMITR, Mr. 'DOY.LE, and Mr. BEL'LAMY.. . Mr. AS Leader of the Band. Organ, Kr. I; ASHLEY. The remainder or the Band, and the Chorusses (which aro numerous and Complete), by 'the most approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six . ; begin at Seven ; Half-price . al • Nine. Boxes s.—}pit 3s..6(l.—Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery 7's. Places for' the Boxes to betaken of Mr. Brandon., at the Dox-Office, in Hart-street. THE NEW PLAY. This Day was pPblished, price Half-a-Cre;wh, CUB FEW.;. a Play, l - ....torappg . . with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, :bury-lane. By the 1* JOHN TOBIN, Egg. Author of The . Hone y. Mumi. • Printed for Richard 'Phillips No. 6, Bridge-street, 131:: - fling; and to be hal of all Booksellers A RMY: A. LIEUTENANT in a West,lndia Regiment - wishes to exchange on the Halt-p e ay,:and will give a tference. Letters, with real Signatures, directed fo A. X. at Messrs. Nortons, Booksellers, Bristol, will be immediately attended to. , . . , • , _ i<LTURN OF OVERCHARGE. HE Persons who have paid 51. iO5. at either of I Inv OfficesloT the TIL.K'ETS in the CITY 112.135 X I. OTT Y; may receive back, ss. per Ticker; on producing :their I as they are now scltirrg at Five Guineas. I.re , SClicntr contaillS 19,978 Via lift ti.fgetli9r 20,000 Tickets. T. BISH '.• •—• _ 4, Gornhni, arid 9, Charing-crn,s. CIONIRNMENT STATE LOT-EERY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL. • SCHEME - . • 4 Prizes of ,C;R fl 000 - - are - - ,Cgootro • 4 - - • 10.c013 - 4o,o.)0 4 .. 4 • - - / 5000 ... .47' . • •. - • ..• . f ) too° i 0 - - ft . 1000 - 10,DOG ID -• • • ..- so•.) - - - - - - - 59 , ..0 3 ,3 3oco .. .., - . 4 ' - - - - so - - . .. - - 20:o .5Fe. - - - - 2g . ~ . . . '. 60,0R9 3oee , First-clrawn TiCket3 la each ~.'.. . - 30,606 .......-__ 25.0 , - , o Tickets £2::.0.;0 • Capitals Determinable: First-drawn Tiekct, 'ist. Da ) , 10 , 0 4 20 • - Ditto - - ad Day Ditto - - 3o Day 20,c00 Duo - 4tlt DAy 2.0;o90 Ditto - _ r. sat Day _ t0,a,16 Ditto -- • - EitltDay - - Ity • 000 .; .TICKETS and SHARES are on S ale at every Licenced Lottery PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - _ _ _ Nalf & 1 - Zto o' Eighth'9 16 _o _,rrz 12 Qu ter 5, 3 o Sixteenth - ' z 6 6 The above Schenr will point o u t tfie necessity of an ezir ! v Tuichas; .as FouiTrizes of 23,0001..eaCh will be stire to lie drawn in the first Your Days, exclusive of other Capital : AN ADDRESS. •• "VVHENEVER the Proprietor' of Dr. NORRIS's DROPS solicits the attention of the Public, it is with a pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge that this celebrated Medicine is too universally Disorders famed far its oil ; sas a Specific in Fevers of every description 'arising from obstruded P ersp i ra : Colds, eciu :dil and v." all -1 tion, to remit such an Address to appear intrusive ; for to Possess ability to save a Fellow creature's life, and it not, is to be deficient in duty to. God and Society. The Tiu merous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, when all other meant have failed, best prove its title tolhe universal estim a tion it has obtained That motives of gain should have de pri vzi numbers of exPeriencing the •Unrivalled.Efficacy.of these Drop s by the introduClion of a deleterious Counterfeit, is to be 'lamented ;. but the favour of Covetnrnent has per. . .muted an elfeetual guard 'against this base fraud, by the nauke or " Thomas Norris Moort" engraved on the Stamp round each Bottle: as the Stamp Duty now equally extends to lax portation, it is hoped Druggists and Venders will attend tor. this indisput a bl e mirk of their being genuina; as all PoSsible .means have, arid will be taken, to expose such a dangerous imposition in the West. India Islands, where they arc higbly va h l e,d as a sovereigu R emedy in the most malignant of Pit.' t r ill iisoMers, (.al led the yw.t.Lovi F 1.1.1 F. rt. • The family Bottle, izs. to be had ooly at the Doctors I,l„ use , No. 29. Lower Brook -street ; 0 rdeis for Ex . - potration are dttl y executed. Smaller sizes; at IM. aunt 2s. 9(1. ...6„la.wholosate and retail by Messrs. tiaeonand Co. Nu. Oitomi-street: This DaA was p'ublished, price 6s. - • The Seicond Edition of MABLES for the PURCHASING and RENEW NIG of LEAS 6-S t - &c. &c. By 1 R,-\NCIS 11A . 1 EV, yf the SiockExchange. - To be Wel of W. end .11.khardson, LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS. This Day was pUblished, price 2S. 'No. I. of anew and superb . Yericidi,.:al Work, with splendid Embellishments, entitled, 'THE CABINET:; or, Monthly Report of-Polite Literature. 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To witch tire' Hints for I"Ayrret.tiii . g.and im proving juvenile po:it tot: The. - set - omi i.dj.tsc • - „ • To the PROPP,IETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GEICT LEMEN, ANIMATED in the Most •sdnsible manner by the repeated Assuranees . of support which I continue to receive, I must again express my WitigleSt gratitude for such additional and disiptcrested marks o(fairour. • I have already turribly sutimitted fo'you my pretensions to till a seat in the DireCtion. f-he. ax,perience of a great por- - tititifroy life in the Company's service, combined with en tile leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ; More I cannot offer, and:more tain• - sure you do not require in a Candidate, to enable liim to discharge the duties of this im- . portant station ; ~but I•may, I trust, withour.presurriptioo,, give you my solemn assurance, that in the event of my sue cess (arid the reception I nave-met - I'oth in'iny - canvass - teave me no . roorrt to doubt 'f* my Ability:shall - beexacised to the utmost, and the,whol-of my time be devoted to the fulfil:, ment of every duty connected with the prosperity, of the East India - CO:mpany. / trust, that thosePrOprietots to whorn I have not yet paid n - ry respeds, svi,ll not impute thcapparent, rreAlect to any other tnan.the real cause, the extensiveness or the CiallY:l6. I have the honOurto lie; • •• 7 , Ladies and G entlerrien, • Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant, Birohin-lane, FC'h, ►r, AQI-lEP,T WI L ANIS 7 • 'Captain Williams's Committee • meet every %%rednei , day, at the King's Head . Tavern, - .in the PoultrY, and : - attend from Eleven to Five o'ClOck,• by I,ol9al4nyc.apnauoit:;a4l,. thalikitilly received. • . , To the G NT!. EMEN. C Elit; Y, and F 0 7 :EHOL.DERS of the'COUN FY eINORFOLK•.. GEN-rLamEN, • - MHE unanimity with wllich, you have this Day leg3ted to us the important Trust-of representing • you the ~r e.at-Ccuncil of the Nation, has conferred the highes.l..horioni upon Ws, and at the same time afforded the most unequivbe!tl proof oryout Erinness, liberality, 'and in dependence-. ' •-- • - • • You hie pot. you shail not, be. degraded, by your choice. We have a common interea with you in the Weli 2 being, the liroperity, and the happiness of the County ; and your can dour will give - yrs credit tor"aFting upon imourable and disin ti principles "in the elischargenf,ur Public Duty. You do •not require, nor shall we trouble yotilvitii, profes ions.----We cannot, however, enter upon the important Sta , tions whiCh you have assigned. us,_without expressing; in the warmest language of our hearts, those sentiments of gra titude 4nd respell. With which your partialityandltinduess • . `have insp heel us. •- • •We have the honour to be, • - • • -GENT LEMEN ,." Stour faithful and devoted humble Servants; JACOB HENRY - NSTLEY. LVW-Attl) COKE. Norwich, 4th March, Publishing by Subkription, Under the Patronage of, and to be Dedicated by Permission to, Her Most Caacious MA F. 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T haS been.happtly proVed by the events of this I 'day, 'that the triumphs of malice are-tar front complete, atta,rh4t however successful its efforts may have been to a certain point, it has not recluded you from the choice of two ltrpresentatives in every retped worthy of your all - edit - in and e..6nfidence, and possessing possibly a Still further .recommen dation to your favow, by the circumitances. in which they now, come torward.. The consent sn liatu4ornel' given by dour tate worthy' fiepresentetive, Sir lacob Astiey, to return at -yiiiko call' to the iluties and cares of alive life. and to ac— cept the honours which you had offered him, must remove eveiy..regret which yoit kindness might .have led you to feel in one instance and the nmae, asveil as the vrrtttes and excellent qualities w of Mt. E. Coe, will'afferd time best con- . selatitin tor -that loss, which he and-all of, us—shall agree - c.autot be completely repaired: Ncithing•in 'the 'mean White-ran chew more' clearly, cad better expose and lay' bare, the motives of loose who have been convened in the late proceedings, than ;he fa& pow established,. that after creating their vacancy they had ro means Of filling it up atter removing from their seats the late Members, they had no friend to propose of their own; whom the County would I:2x a moment endUre, and could find no person, who, not being illeir . friend, would disgrace himself by accepting their 'assistance. = 7ribe success o 2 titeir'endea;iour; r is just such as might be wished for all endeavours originating in such feelings. They have added a new propf, could a new proof hive been want. ed, that the result of the fate- eteetion expressed in both in stances (ofOna there contd be no question) your genuine sen timentsi anti have thus , tent their aid to c.ontirin to Inc an lion it 11 - ich to. tune can take away, which vvill . stay by Me to - my fast moments, and which allows in the mean; the pleasing hope that the memory of. it may even then remaintltat, namely, of having been raised to the 40... nourable situation which I laicly he Id, by unbia6sed, and uninfluenced atoice'of the t'rectmitteri of the Cc:inky - Of Norfolk.' —..-.-. . js true in my own case, it is true kn a still more I marked and ample manner that of my'lve I-lon. Col.: Ictitwe: Those who supPosedtreniselveS to hale triumlrhixi ! by having rcmoved•Mr. 'Coke from the representatiwn of the ,County-pt Norfolk, in the way in which they Jive succeeded, will tit, well to consider Whit has been said in some instancy of hid wit, that it was better' tb be . tlie stthject'of it" than the, au /nor. It must be for minds sinaila:illothfte-whieli devised the late proceedings to .1 - tesitate in. it choice between their v,iEtgry an: his'iteteat.: ' • •I , Or myself, I 'will only flitther obsrerve, that as I can never cease .try be actuated by -a - deep and unaltered. sense of gra titude for,your kindlyss, and devotion to your interests, so will ; retain the confidence With you have hOnouted ire; I can neVer consider rnyjelr as Wholly discharged from your seri'ice,' or as not acing to s'on'te degree under the obil. gationOi that trust, which having been. withdrawn only by the as of others, I,rejpie,e to see transferredto those by whom it will be so uprightly slid independently atiministered. ' I have ut2 honour' to be, • With every sentiment of b -i - atirittle and respea, Your most 'obliged and devoted humble Servant, • WM.:WINDHAM., N'trwich, March 4, This Dity was published, In One Volume Ditodecimo,. price, in boards, 3s. E LEMENTARY EVIDENCES of the TRUTH. of CHRISTIANITY; in a Series of Easter Cate-. 'Cii.isins on the IteAirreetion and other 'Miracles of Christ, On Prophecy,' and un Clirist'sTestimony- of Himself. By the Fight Reverend 4'140N/I AS RU I ESS; • Bishop of St. Daiii,rs. Printed. for F. C. and T. Rivihgton, No. 62, St. Paul's .Church-yard; sold also by . Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the .satneAntior, First Principles of ChtistiariKnowledge: Consisting of, I. An Explanation of the•more , 4iffictilt Terms'and Doarines' of the Church Catechism, and Office orConfirination.' i. 7 The Three Church Creeds exemplified and proved from the Scriptures to which is prefixed, an I ntrodudion on the Duty of conforming to the Established Church,' as good Subjetts and good Christians. The SeCond Edition, price is. 6d. • . This Day was published, . • In. 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" This Work', indeed, is a most valuable addition to the historical record of a period which itag.ai ways been consickreci as one of the most imoortant in tile. annals of English His tury.,"—Oxford IZeview, rteb. 18.Y7. • " This is a•lionk of singular interest and importance."— Cemura Literariir, Feb. 15...7, This Day was published, price 4s. in boards, ASUMMARY VIEW of the EVIDENCE and PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE of the CHRIS- lAN R F.V E LATION•: In - a Series 'of Discourses ad dressed to . Young Persons. • , • •:" By. THomAt BELSHAM, • 11 , Iinister•of the Unitarian Chard, in lissex.itteet.. Printed, tor I. Johnson, Sr. Paul's Church-pal... Where may - be had, by the same Auttior, Lilco - Ic:MS of the ;Doeirine of the Human Mimi, and - or •111 oral Philosophy, price 9s. in boards. • Also Seven Sermons on various Sun jee:ts,. price 55. each. • - . . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .47areh 4, IFO7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 'MA, .7#671".i ORDNANCE do here!) , give' Mike, That P.coposals .741;:l be received at their qilice, i,7 Pali- Mall, on or . b j reALltigy, the 233 instant, j orn swell Perruns as may,' • willing to lin f iet take the Supply : pf F 0 RAGE for the Ordnance Homes .figtlo77l:l In the following Distri/7s viz. North.ttritain 'mouth, Isle of Wight, and Northern , Christchurch Yorkshire We,terti.V.roofw ich, w;th its .Ettstzrn, exclusive of Watley Southern, exclu4iv of Chia ? ham South , West, including Potts- I):2penclinicies, Wgley, arid chat ?lain . Liverpool, for a perh:d of Six Minths, from tLe' in of Ajril next, the Forage to he furnished in Rations, conrirtirg of to lbs. of Oats,:at,4 , o lhs. 7.;r Bushel. 12 lbs. of Upland Meadow flay.; and , 8 lbs. of Wheat or Rye Sttaw, and to be tirlivered at the resreElitT St;rtio;:i at t'A.• expencc cf :hl Cantratior, , tarho is alsoto furnish such Ihrses withO.us, at S per :Ration, as ma, be' billelled in the Distrie3 for which . be Contra as. • • • . The-PL-cpotais may be delivered reparntely or jointly, for. each Station, and it ij expected that the ano-.43,7r shall receive the 5e.1,61e Duiig that mai f•mtime to time acewmalate, n:akitti; an alicpwavet for the same. Farther Particulars nho be known' nfion appl;cation to the Of. fiCers Commanding thr ; ,Royal Artillery; in each 01,040 ; and also at the Secretary's O f fice, in Pall- Meal aforesaid, als: Day be tween the liners of Ten and Four o'Clock, , where ihr Ptopos'als are to be dellvered, • sealed ttp, and endorsed, " Pr , ,po:iak for the Supply of For4ge." Proparal can be admitted after the said 2,4 instant, at Twelve o'Clotk al I\ooll of the sand. dtv, ;hal-will any Tender be nViced unless the PatO , rx tkirg 4 . 1, or an Agent in his behalf, shall titteni. • ljr Order. of 'be 804 rd,. R. (I. CREW; Ste. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, By WILLIAM HARRIS, On Monday, the 3oth Day of March, tgo7, and following Day:, at the late Oweiling-houSe Newton, Esq. &ceased, situate in Bird -street, in the City of Lich. HE . ffi VALUABLE HOUSEHOL D NI TU R E, G 00 DS, - I , late,.Picturts, Prints, r4iiiperialy or 'lamented japan and other China, Linen, Fire Anus, East Indian and American Curiosities, and other liil"..Las late of Andrew Newtop, dsq. deceased. The China, - Plate, and Curiosities will he sad on Monday and Tuesday, the 3oth and 31St days Of Marc{; ; and - the . Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, - the 3d, 4th, and 6th days of April next. • Catalogues will be printed, ' and. may be had of the A uc , tioneer, and at the-principal Inns in Lichfield, Birmingham, and Derby ; and the (Marls may be viewed by pling to the A uthoneer'for Tickets. • • .STROIIO, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO-BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And Enterta upou at LaJy,Day'next ; otherwise - TO BE LETT FROM THAT TIME: Wilson, . En Pr i tn ir t e e ' r, o C f h A' a i r r fes' i rW a 4M ‘ , Y A : t t S o . rhey a wS,t4l:icmfrou' and or of Mr. Henry Davis, Attorney-at-Law, hi Bristol. 'V HE FOLLOWING PREMIZES neat corn . motlious, handsome- tronted DV , / 1::LL ING- HOUSE, with a Laundry anal good Carden adjoining ; situate at the upper end of the Middle Street, in Stroud (united to Capt. Candler;, and near the Rev. I. Colborne's), consisting of a Hall, Parlour, and a small Sitting-Room on the Ground Floor'; ttvo - Bed;Chamhers, and' another' Runt:l — that • may be made a Drawing. Room, upon the. First' Floor ;, two very good lied-Chambers, and a large Store-Rcorri /which maybe used as a very good Bed-Chamber) upon the Second Floor. or Story . - --Jhere is also a good ; Kitchen and unaer,ground Cellar; also a small Poultry-Yard and Stable for . one Horse, behind the House.. - • ' • This and the adjoining House,,oecupied by Capt. Cand ler, Will be a r isposed of together. —Two Pieces of Land upon Stroud's-Hill, ler, to Samuel Gumer, in Stroud, may be sold with it. A CAPITAL MESSUAGE or DWELLING -HOUSE, situate in Bowbridge-lane, ilea! the Towil'of Stroud, lately occtipi,id by Samuel Ctissold:deceased, Clothier, but ,now by. Dr. Thornton, with a very . neat Pleristire-Carden, well stocked with t'rult- Trees and Shrubs ; Kitchen-Gar . - den and Paddock, planted with Fruit-Trees, adjoining, of about one or two Acres, having a small Fisn."Pond and an ex cellent Spring of Water. —To the said Meg:wage or D welling- HOUSe belongs another very good Tenement, adapted to the Business cola Clothier. These Premises arc let fora Terra tb s expire 25th March, - Also, N HOUSE situate in the Town of Painswick, near the Cross, newly built (by Win Franklin, ofStrowl, and frost upwards 'of 3661, the building), adjoining' Slim. Jacobs, Hair_ Dresser ; and another Tenement occupied by--'rho. Tanner, both of which have been repaired 'at considerable Expence. This House, and the two adjoining ones, will be disposed of together.—Enquire or the above, and of Air, Thomas Loveday, in Painswick. _ NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTH ER S: A LL Persons going Abroad are requested, to take 171, Notice, that the Y EL LOW FEVER POWDF:RS, and Preventive Infusion, which destroys the - F.ifeets of all .Kinds of Malignant Fcvers.in hot or unwholeso,,,e Climates, Ana) , be obtained at. the Warehouses, which have been esta..: •bhShed with the . most Philanthropic V iews, at No. Charing-Cross, near the ACllliifaiLy, Lonsicin, and NO. to, Castle-street, Liverpool, by, aproiotinent of the Dirraors of ;h: L stitution, nt secure Hvaith'in Foreign .Pacts, where Pestilential I.liseasts general;; prevail. • ' "1 be Powders and Infusion are is Tin ilexes, each .of which .contains a Qis :ntit , solitcl.nt for One Person for TWeIVe Nl4ntfis,togethtT with - 1:ople for its ti.e • z o wt Appir atiun. . 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