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t [se= 4Ptivco 4 1 1.0 .., • . . . . . .. . . . , . . .. ..00r. t . : , Vb., ,„.,.. ..• i :„ . -:.. 7 , . ---, ' _ ‘ ,_. ...._ s . ~ :, ' . Ao loo * * *: 9' .-* . . 4.-- *: , l k l i :1\ ' ---::: - .7.1!)f - c,.. ~.,e‘',..e .tm . . - - i --- ' • iit '%,* 1 '.- ik \li . `,,X 1 4 ,'' +;-•., ''''..9 o. , i''' ' • ..... .' ,"'i-o 1. No i Imam ' ‘' .i 7 • •!' ' ..11 'W O - N V ' 1-.•" - 40' , 1iity0.4,.. . 402r0. ~,, 0 ..,.., ! !1,1 ‘ ..,.,..• , 1 ~~ tr y. ' : A it 1.1-.11 -V41 , 0 I I NUMBER :i'850.) I URSDA Y, JANUARY 1 7, --'1895. [PRICE SIXPENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 7, SoS, HIS will-be performed. THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND. Lori Townly. Mr. POPE ' • Mr. Manly, Mr. POWELL, Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. DOWTON ; §_quire Richard, Mr. COLLINS ; ' "Phtt Moody, Mr. 'MATHEWS ; Count Basset, Mr. PA LIvIER ; lames, Mr. EVANS ; ' 'poundage, Mr. MADDQCK.S ; Constable, Mr. SPARKS ; Servant, Mr, WEBB. Lady Townly, Miss DUNCAN; * Lady Orace, Mrs. JOHNSTON ; Lady Wronghead, Mrs. SPARKS ; Miss lenity, Mrs.. HENRY ; • Myttilla, Mrs. SCOTT ; Mrs. Motherly, Mrs. MADDOCKS ; • And Mrs. Trusty, Miss TIDSWELL. . 4 terille Flay (tor the sth time) the new Allegorical Dance of the UNITED BRITONS. To which will be added, a Farce called THE IRiSUMAN 1N LONDON. ) 4attach Delany {with Songs), Mr. TONNSTONE. Louisa, Miss M E LLON Caroii3r. Mrs. SON TLE , Second 1' rice 2s. ,„Boxes6t. Secom riica 35 . . Pit 3s. 6d: 'ailery zs. Second Price is. Upp er Gallery is, Second . Price 6d.—No Money to be Retuniec . Place s for the Boxes te, be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the' The in Little Russell -street. . . The noors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at, • 'half past Six. ~ To-morrow, Th e Rivals; after whVicilviant Rex et Regina! Vow ; with Old Harlequin's Fire:Side. ~.Fwo Strings to Your On Saturday (by particular desire}, She Stoops to Con. quer ; after which, The United Britons i with . Rachard tce9r lie Lioll. 1 _A. New Comedy, in five , i.ets, will be p ro d uce d i n a f c\v . dal t ;. , ; TTHE`‘TRE-AOYAL, COVENT,GARDEN. O-MORROW EVE NING, Jan. 18, 1 Sog, Will be performed a New Pl, In Five Nits, Called s , THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; o r, 1 10 W. TO . RULE A AU,SI3AND. With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Charadera by Mt. COOKE, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. MUNDEN, , Mr. LEWIS. . • : „.. Mr • MURRAY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. , - .',, [101 5, Mrs. LITCHFIELD; Miss BRUNTON, "us' D AVENPORT and Mrs. ST. LEG ER. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilesue by itht. LtTca r I &Lb.. ' . wItH • '— 4 HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER ; kith °r . 1.1 4 GNOME AND THE DEVIL. . entirely netv Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and ~ocaratini%. 'The Overture and Music composed by Mr. D o Y. the A 6011 . 4 tha Melo- Donut' produced under the direaion of Mr. barley. -.Tleie Pr e a s l D incip4l Chaia4eri by , • Mr. itittrwr Mr. BLANCHAR, Ilr. SIMMONS.; Mr. DEN MAN, Mr. ATKINS, • INIr &' !:41.,r',14EFFERI ES,. Mr. MENAGE. 9 , , ' A '''''"4 S M b D bliss AvIF.S, Miss !WAR I YR, , Mks,'WHEATLEY. 11, 80L,,,,,,„.the Pantomime Ctraraders by', .., 411.116',`i,' , ` 4 ,,,A, lun. Mr. DUBOIS, Mr. KLAN.ERT,II ..., • '''''..iNA M. I BOLOGNA, Mr. ABBOT. zoxes o s N , ' Miss SEA R.I.E. , places .' - 3s. 6d. Gallery 25." Upper Gallery 13 . .. , 8_,...., tor the Boxes to be taken.of :Mt. Brandon, .at 4.-.. `l,,,„‘eill, c!, in Hirt -street. ;10..4rict)oor. will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per- A I N e b°4 in at' Ilalf. t past ~' ew Musical Eritertainment, in Two . Acts, is in al,rc , Atid wilt very soon be prodneed. " ' htilt; -----' ''''' -4-I ' : ' COUNT RORI.I‘O7ASKI, .the P(}l,l SI-1 NO.I3IEMAN, 6 .1 11 Y Three F eet Ti vt4 i, 1 achis HiAlt.(after an Absence front I th e Metropolis of nearly Fifteen Years) 4 1, 4 1 S .khe fiormitt to afinotince . hit; AT kivOt,,, 31 ; ci . onfe t o l i. l see c ompany at. his.. LP(1gng5!..4.41... N.°sl t foniEl T r ' ''.. i - - a .), Str nil (opposite Exctcr Change), ' ev -n to Four, find from Five to Eight in the Evening. ............. _---- • Ad T mittance wo Shillings. • ' -.....____ A:,.? 1 . A , ,--- —7-------------------- ko . oNi, spRING:.GARDENs. . r ' l 4 I ) E M ON E ti M of 'BOULOGNE, -_ by '*entinSg ij C ln it i r ', S l,:M4riTte Painter. to the King, &c. Ix. repre boulegne 7., : . 1 . 040` 1it t , 'wit lt the 111vtr. and tovyer Tow n 4?f* the Flgttila it jut.arlipments.of the 'Army of England, and eetnu r y .Wfllch thteatens the Invasion of this unconquered i ; ennelwa withthe ulanded` by it ear:A d'iiii ia En glish Lous B lOckadingFleet, cent , „ Ti Adtnittane . Is Descri Itive Plus 6tll • lc. i licte i- • sire ' . Cabin, 1 • ' Co mpany are . 116, 10 „ . _b a in the se th;tt th e . ..) warm. , e.. ' FARM. WANTEI). to Pntehase, distant &M it tomion , of a , ov em „ in .., y Miles. more or less, the unexpired LEAAt ( 44 , - 1 1) FA lIM. trom too th rsc..,Acres, two , tnitti .. s 41 4 ' 4ll O t Lease nut leas than Fourteen • Yearo to conic, 4ritenewaille.. ' % n il re.rat,Ln having. such a Lease to tliipost,'of, describing . Nil ) ills,. tauy hear of a Purchaset r by a lbw direeted (p!sit_ Loki '' 4 . E• No. 7, Henrietta -street, Matichaster-scitiot u,..1 ~,...„ Qil.-.Answer will be immediately given. --------4.:,,t..4. F n , 'NIAntIRA WINE. -, F;ALR ; Choice (}]'}MADEIRA WINE; thet G;rt A TIv•-... a 1 , , 'Per Dozen Bottles included, for Reidy Mono: , pd roi et t. "t 4 11 Y aftpreltension of risk. on the part , .. r bottle in a , fts i r 4,0 t , ) the Quality of the AVine),, a Sample Appl y ~ '`,t e t the samC tato. L I ' olr W bbt N2b New North-street, Red °llquare. ' g / Q. ' POLYGRAPH. . , . tn ,"Y His rikl a ' _ est "s Royal Letters' Pate n t. 1 1 " 1! ' NeWlit. itiveliied A MCHINE for -WRlT uri:Nor INC; with TWO or NM RE PENS, Pi°44c4) g ti‘nvD.c?lsr ec(i)rignlals, according to the coalition mode.ot , , ~_i t sr , ,, ‘V or p I ° the Commercial, Political, LAO' am! I.;:cpci'.l. t i , re , : i, as well as to all l'ersonstlesirousLot preserv.'n%Zic;ns, 44 ~ c-,?,rds, or their corresporideace, statements. easy , ,_,, k tn illls Machine is reduced to,a pradtice both easy al , n a ig e tiine ev . er Y:Octee . t, and font or five Ccipies taken at the tune the original, all equally Correittdistina, “_ndsiulaiar: 1),,1,0',,.1,1.equal promptitude, on coin . non writing lerand..'4,,, eo t „`",`,!.',rFq anil sold by Farthing, No. is, Cheapstne ' .'" - .oil, near the Ro al Excl•• nge London.' ~.„„,„„ ~........................_ y • 14 , CHILBLAINS are Cu.rt‘4 lay one ApPliead°6 of ' Aril %to . I TEII EM ,j E LUID ESSENCB.of MUSTARDn' har„ll,l4 severest SPRAINS and BRUISES in less than toyotellittithe usitally taken by o podeldiJek, A nrebtisatia, .Pr er 7. 14114 ne1 - it or Ethbrocation ; and if usetPimmethattl anyl. lF.ci.dent, it prevents the part turning biayt. . War NuSTA RP .1 ) 1 LLS . are also taken with singular 1 4 " ,6 in all ithe,irnatic p• Iyti , and Gouty Att.:dams, uinb,,,, „ „ . 1 fa t, t, i ion .J . D pawls, or wailderin ; ; Pains, Flatulency, Intl_i : i t ,4 l ca'i.g. general Debility ; at the same time, tit”. 4717. 111, 1 „,. ~lice Is applied to the parts atnded, in thost• t-ot t,i';:2l:liere nee,ssary k i ii"Plitoct and sold at as. 9d. eaclybox or bottle, by t 0.1_,$(0'8:-.114441', APhtliecarYr No. is Greek -stretntf . 1 boll°, ' 1 st; .111' e cdi i,, lle' CH I LB LAI N 0 INT M E . N T,' fee clearistng-ant 14 4,41. 1 nta ling bruketi ChilbLiinsv is also prepared by - Mr.. • '"11) P r ic 4 -16,. ill. each bax, . 1- IMIE 28th of .this Month the STATE LOT. 1 TER Y begins Drawing. SCHEME. I a ,05,000 are £25,000 2 .* 20,000 - 4r w ooo 3 . 10,003 - 30,003 3 - 5,000 - 15,000 6 - z,ooe - 6,000 10 - 500 - 5,000 3 0 • I 'o o - 3,000 6o - so .. 3,000 6,150 - 2* - 113,000 ...-..... -------. 25,000 Tickets ,Czso,ooo' ' . Part of the Capitals will be determined as follovits : First-drawn, Ist Day ,ClOOO First.dr.iwu, 6th Day Zso• Ditto . zd Day 500 Ditto - 7th Day 10,009 Ditto r 3d Day 500 Ditto - Bth Day 25,000 Ditto" - 4th Day Soo I Ditto - , 9th Day 5000 Ditto - sth Day coo Ditto. •'.. , tiuth - Dar 1000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE. Price of Ticket -- - ,C-.:9 a 0 Half - - - - £ 9 15 0 l Eighth - - - ,Cz 9 6 Quarter --- 4tS o I Sixteenth --- i 5 3 * 4 .* Tickets and Shares wilt rise as the Thawing up. pi-caches. - - RICHARDSON, GOOI)LUCK' and Co. State Lottery Office, CorribilLand'Cimaring-Cross, London, again respectfully recommend an immediate Purchase in the present State Lottery, as it issectain that Tickets and Shares will continue to rise. The Demand being considerably be yohd any of the late Lotteries, it is presumed that but few (if ;10)1 Tickets will be left for Safe on the 28th this Month, the Day the Drawing commences. CAPITAL PRIZES. SWIFT and Co. Is •Poultrr, sold-in Shares in the last Lottery, Alit Wowing Capitals, viz. No. 679 t, a Priie of 200001. in Sixteen Sixteenths. No. 9362, a Prize' of ie,soool. in One Half and Eight Six- teenths. No. 14,008, toool. in One Quarter and 'Twelve Sixteenths: The Tickets and Spares of the present Lottery (which be itinsipravvintian'the zSth of this Month) are 'selling in great. Variety at Switt and Co.'s Office. ' The unexampled Sale' of these . Ticketi ufficiently evinces the favourable opinion of the Public, and renders any com ment on the merits of, the Scheme unnecessary. SRAKSPEARE LOTTERY. WHOEVEItiiIO posceisiOn of - 4%h). 17,022 of "Boydell'i Lottery, and is disposed to part with the same, ruay receive Twenty-five Guineas, by applying at I-1A it RI SON. and BROOKE's Limped Lottery Office, No. 257. -Piccadilly. • Tic,is..E•rs and SHARES are on Sale, in a Variety of 2 , turnbers. for the STATE LOTTERY, which begins draw ing theAth of this Meath. • • To .THR immix I AND GLNTR Y. • • Education of Four A Pupils. MARRIED cLERGYMAWD D. F.A.S. CLERGYMAN, " P . • retiring from the . Heacrof a Seminary of some respeet ability, intends to continebis future labours to the Education of FOUR PUPILS-, There is nowa Vacancy for 08 E. He has been long pa gaged in the Education of Youth : he has prepared many, - not .only for the polle g e, but 'also for the more adive scenes •of.lite ; ;‘and hooing'acquired on the Con tinent perk& Knowldge .ot. the Vrencli, Italian, and Spanish Languages, has added them to the advantages of Clissical Erudition. The Treatment of the Pupils is truly lilxrtil ; an& the Adveetiser can rcier to persons of erstittenec, whose sons have been committed to his charge, for full stitis • concerning his private and literary and their cliaraeler improve- ro ,li l s p str v i e. d attention to the morals of his scholars, meat, not, only itt 'the antient and modern' Langualtes, but alio in the chief branches of.pituial Phil%sophy. The Stipend, which incindes 'every species et liberal Institiaion, is zoo Guineas per annum. Sketches:of Ow Plait of Education may be had at Messrs. Daviei and Strting's,'No. 78, St. James's-street.' - . . .PRIVATE' SEMINARY. • For Fourteen Pupils of the First Connexions,. By J. ' ' • ' lieywood, 1.. L. D. e ir HE YOUNG GENTLEMEN are very Re. . trieelably "Wanted, 'and Taught whatever is Useful or Ornamental in C.dneation,'viz. the Classics, Writing, Arith metic, MenStitation, Trigonometry, Navigation, *c. and. are fitted for "Eton, Westminster ' ' or, any of tne,Superior`Public , Seminaries; or the Navy, the Royal Military Eltablishinents; Or stall 'commercial departments as their respective destina- tions Juan require; Drawing, Dancing ? 'Fenctn.g, and Music, ' by the fi,st Prof-ssorS. Not to break into the selectness a n d Unity '.ot the '69 Parlour...boarder is received, nor any Day.scli6lar adaitted: The Principal, with one able resi dent Assistant, SCcitilouOy attends thePupils' Stodies him. 16 ind, with his Wite,. breakfasts and dines with the Young 'Gentlemen no Second Table , is kept. In case of. lndispo.. Sitlori they experience all ' the' 'tender Assiduities of the most . altaionate Parent ? .. Each Pupil has a separate Bed. Muse particulars maf be'kown of Dr: fleywood„:tireen `‘Vich or-of.a.r.:entleman in 'Town, whose 'Card of Address may be had - at - `Nro. 26; Itarlibone.place, Soho-square ;or at , fNo. -7 a, G race. church..styeet, erkiE osr.-FASHIONABLE EXTENSIVE ,K.. '2Ol Valuable Assortment; of WINTE Its A RTIC LES, 'kid . all KinaS 'of 'the I EST HOS I ER '',at the Cheapest Re the ~„ , . pbsltory'l4 ts..kin grOsio. 4;4,' Strand, neat Old itound- i t ontr.—CW . )l(A . 0 ilsvitie • troin the liberal ' arid decided preference,' he lia. . perienced, assidiously to attend to, the • rnantifatiure of e.ich Articic iii his business, to sopplY ,Ladies and Gentlemeit,ivitli go,Sai; or the titst quality, und at such reduced Prices as may seeni.;o:onisliiiii; to any one' but little 1 acquainted witb"the'superi'or AdVantagesAnd'!,tnrii , alled F.x. cellence of 1- 1 4 Naritdidory.— White and Alkek silk s,' 9a. a pair, lace clocks 7s. 6ii. Extra Go.iit tei.'6d. Stout White, , 'Brown, and COlotirel Cotton, is. 6,1. Fine is. 6il. Stiper. 'hie I . s. 6d. SWIlt Whip, Black, ai`,,t Cotollrect Worsted ~ is. , 34. btriing al. Vine 2^,i. 6a. SUpertin.: 3 i. 6d: Patent Angola Hose, Wan-atilt:o'mq to shrink., at otliy '.ls. 0. tip to the best quality : Men's, Cotton Drawers' as. 6,.',. with Nlen's and Wo rne irs Angola awl Wot4ted`l)r.mers, .114 tinderwaistcoats ; , Silk Sittts 2s, 91. ; also a large Assol talent of C lutes and Mitts, with,,every Article in the ito.iery Env, to, the vco , best anti finest quality• that can p m sibly be made, and as cheap in proportion, 25 the )flew specified, wholes.de, retail, , and lot exportation. Goods itl.itie to pattern. - INTEOAGENCE in, the Medical World felt • br the Community; and looked for w:th anxiety by all ranks of people. Were the stru,....ture +ii'thc glands more,ge nerally known in Anatotny, we might assist them more under their rlise,s,.4l action ; the don't:tic 'duties they perform of secretion and 'internal 'circulation, 'but a momentary isb. struaion; a slight exposure to the air, their coats thicken, and they become tumid front the vascularity . 6f their lotma tsori• WIWI from a: peculiarity of donsittlltiOlial (ICfrdt , the salivary glan* in the, neck put on a fhisease,i action, produc ing pernxiica Abscesses, contimially forming and suppu rating, and extending its poiion over the joints : --::aria ate Ow Cases for which we recommend .SP LSI.I II V's I? A - I'E'N'r ANTISCOP.BUTIC 1)110PS, which will be found a 6ource of comfort, when disease, fitiri' its long con tinuartee in the habit, prevents a ctite,. itS. its; inediciiial•cf feels plxinly, bayg : siicwn in Scuivy,..Gout, Eruptive Cases,„&c. , . Mr. Spilsbury , atirtuls at the Dispensary, No. square, for the purpose of Medical A pplica firms, %Oak: Letters, pnst r paid, ,with the Pioreesiontil , Fue, will be at tended to. „ 'I he Genuine Medicine is sold with a Black St imp fixed to it ;• any uttered with a Red must. Vo: an imitation Patent Mediiitte, Dispensary, .ol•to-square.. • ISURN's JUSTICE. • Next Menth.will be riublislted; In Four large Volumes, Oaavo, a New Edition (bniq.the Twentieth), correaed and considerably enlarged, of n R..BURN's JUSTICE . of the PEACE and 1..". PARISH OFFICER, with the - adjudged - Caserand Statutes-relative to the Office And Duties of a justice of the Peace, brought down to' the 'present Time. • • • By WILLIAM WOO DFA LL, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. _ _ • Printed by . A. Strahan, Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand ; F. and C. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. . . This Day was published, , -In Three Volumes 12mo. price rss. in boards, ODERN LITERATURE. A NOVEL. - By ROBERT BISSET, LL.D.' . " Frorn:the specimens which we have here, exhibited, our Readers Will, no doubt, have perceived, that Modern Lite ture is not'to be classed among the ordinary Novelsof the da'. It is indeed a Work calculated not only to amuse, but. to instroa - : The story is interesting, .the t. ' incidents are na tural, and the charars well supported : what' the mike tions and observations are, with which i; abound*, ifis need less to state, after the copious extratls whic h. we have made. it certainly wlll not derail from the reputation which the Author has acquired and deserved; and if he Would learn to unbend somewhat more than he doe's, his Novels would. be- Come as attractive as they are instructive," Anti- lacobin Review, Sept. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lately pub fished, The History of the Reign of George 1 .to the Ter mination of the late War. In 6 vols. Svo. price 21. 12.5. titl. in boards.- This Day were published, In Pour VoTunics Imo: price 143, in boards, • -":- • The Second Edition of . THADDEUS of WARSAW , A. NOVEL, By Miss PORTER, ", This Work has more merit than cattbe ascribed to the crowdOf produuions of this class, and inculcates virtuous and magnanimous sentiments. It is inscribed to Sir Sidney Smithyin a very neat and well-managed Address." Monthly Review, Feb. 1 8 04. " This Work is much superior to the generality of No vels, and therefore a summary 'Sketch- of the Story may not be unexceptionable to the Reader. Such are the outlines of the-story ; but these, however, convey but a very inadequate idea of their performance. The character of the Hero is well drawn, and ably 'supported, and the morality•of the Piece is, as we naturally expecleci from a Writer whose heart and mind are the seats of every virtue, wholly unob 7 . Anti , •.lacobin Review, Sept. " Thaddeus is a. Work of genius, and has nothing to tear at the candid bdr of Taste. lie fault) receive the precious meerrof sympathy from cieryi Reader of unsophisticated sell= timent and genuine feeling." Imperial Review, Feb. 1804, Painted far 4ougmail, *Hurst, Rees, and Orme, paternos ter-row.- - • Of whoth may be hach.by A. M. Porter, lately publish.: ed, The Lake of, Killarney. A Novel. In 3 vols. azmo. price 1.35. 6d. boards. TMs Day Were published,' • Written by Mr. PRATT. - I. LEANINGS through NV ALES, MOLL LAND. and WESTi ) ti A LI A. The ixth'EAli. tion. In 3 vols. price il. I boards, 4s. m 2. Cleanings in England, descriptive of the Countenance, Mind, and Charater of the •Country. Vols. 1,2, price los. 64. each, in boards, and Vol. 3, contaitiinga variety of in. tertsthrg.and important ; including a Sketch of Lon don, and now- Views orPeace and War; price iis. in boards. * * The Second and Third Volumes may be had separate ly: • • 3. Family Secrets: -Second Edition, in g large volumes, taino. prize: IL, Ss., in bgarfis r . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme, Paternos. "ter-row. • . . For high Charaders Of these - Works, seethe Monthly Re'- view v Eritish Critic, , Anti-Jacobin Revi.:Nv, New London ReVieW,•AnalYtiCal Review; Centhinan's 'Magazine, Euro, pean Magazine, and the Monthly Mirror. • • • ; Mips - Pay werepublished, ' • • • In One Volume Octavo, price 7s. in boards, ERMONS. By VirrLLIAM LAURENCE RAO W D.P...lPriorjp . (4l of MarlsOutir!College.and University, Professor of Divrnity, and Minister of Gru nion Church, Abettleescone of Hii Majesty's Chalriitns , in Ordinary . in Scotland, antk Member of the Plovittwal Socie. t ies 'of Arts and Scieruleiqit s tlitecht ' ' ' Priptcd for I.ringnian„llurs;, Reei, (.4tate, Paternos. teilrow ; A: Constable and 'Co. and W r . Whyte; , t, i. : . If our limits allowed; we could easily hrini forward inallYiuther convinumg proofs of Or. Brovyn's.claiin to lit ',cotton on these serious and important topics ; but we must now conclude with' 6roulgly . recommending toe Volume to all who are desirous of obtaining just and impressive vie Ns of. Christian Duty." • • Monthly Review, Nov. IFe4; See also' the British Critib, 'Annual Review, EdinburBn Review., and the 4 l, e jterary Journal. ANA •OMICAL sand SURCICAL ,WORKS, 4/.IOFIN and CHARLF.S "'• Day were. published, j. 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Dutiea of the INlAlitary and .liospital SurgeOli. By John hell, Skit. goon. lit one large vol. RoyA 4tq, 'by eighty Engravings, .maily of them accuratet yc.,Lot.tred Nature, "price 41.'4s in briarh. ' • • • N. It. . The Second.,VUluitie of this wi)ich containS the , Operations of'S iirary . With ninfifteiih , is in • • .• - Abe P ress„ and. will„.spoienify txt pubiisbed. •Printed for Longtrun, flti , st, :trni ,PJ:4II:QtI. tCr.tOW arat.'tdell fhis Pay was published, Pre is. PHE FAITH and HOPE of the RICHTEOUS or a SERMON preached at the Oaagon Chapel, Bath, on Sunday, Dec. 2, 1804 . (on occasion of the Death or the Rev. Archibald Macclains, D. D. Tilly Vs.ars Mit - lister of the English Church at the Hague). 'By the Rev. ur. GARDINER.' (Published by Request.) SOI4 by Hatchaid und Rlyingrotts,,.London. • Where may be had, by the same Author, in one vol. Svc). price Bs. in boards, Sixteen Sermons, on various Subjects also a Fast Sermon, for 1803; with other occasional Sermons. 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Ware.rooms an.l 2.l,,tititaitory, Nos. 13 and ' l4; rine Street. `A lime aswrtment of articles of the newest, neatest, and most economical Fashions, of well Sc:di.,ll;:d materials, arid' excellent workmanship, with sever.il ,int. prov,hrients. , BUTLER respeafuliy relies on the good, discernment of the Public, that they will see through the ~paltry deviers and insinuations opposed to him and cointerteititie his art;,. cles. It is• , .vel I known that Itu.rt.n haS tWa pAttlltS, ottO i the ether her Berisr eadsi the principle oh the tint is'applicable to alnio;t ail qt "r,sbles, a flowed to be a gre it improvein rt ; it rend,:es 'theist more c , ;tivenieriti. for Houses, and much Inoue pertable.. Theivrincipleer other is applicable to of Bedsteads, ass Four pos Tent, Sois, and Chitr whiehlafref are singularly mil" fill in sicku:.:is, and cacti shut up, 'make a liand36Airt piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, 7 Dressing. Rooth, &e. rite Foil: . Post and 'fent beds en together in :ill parts with brass, and are fixed lir; ease without the help of touts or , tacks or nails in tile firrniture and are very portable. Particular kinds of the aboVe, adapteil for gentlemen of the 'Army and Navy, ji,.l hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c. Bur LEK'S Paten , . Matnitaciures have been graciously' trotnzcd by the King, Queen, and ,Royal Faintly, and (loured by others hunt numbers of the at gentry ? , anit have bean highly apprOved of in the East and: West Indies : the merit, of the Articles have thuS met With fa. towable encouragement, and for.whichhe returns hisgrate. lid acknowledgments, and. cannot itatiec the kind Of, flees of some others, who fix up large Sign-BOards, with Bar nameinseribed, which may help also to promote his Business, or should it be designed otherwise, he, by'tbe permission of ProVidenceonanutaztures and sells ins Supti not"Four.post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables and Cabinet Articles its above, nam ' ely Catherine-street; 8 abler, from the Stiand, a Brick front douse, where he has con. strutted several Tools and Nlaeliiites. for working the same, and has otherwise been acconsiderable expence to bring them to thaf,ntility and decree of perfeetion at which they now are. At the same place may be. had every Article for rho comnietely Furnishing blouses.' 14;, B. For Exportation, • • ' '.BEAUTY AND I.EANI.INES,S: To sweeten the Breath, cleanse the Mouth, preserve And whiten the teeth, cure qua) Liles, and remove all offen sive Ulcerations, is recornamulettthes .Allll3Ol-NA LoTtoN. .THE Drug from .which the Lotion is prepared is peculiarly adapted for all disorders of the MOUTH, - TEETH, and ; it tt:n first imported by ,a Gentle man oflenown chanter and fortune, who having experienced its wonderful effeits, introduced it titr the benefit of-others. Whikeit cloatises the. Mouth of all impurities and fetid ticks, it .whitens the Teeth, healS the, C eins, - aird instantly sweetens the Breath. -.Nothing • is to 'great a dray..back to beauty as'hatl , reeth, nothing more olnusive thin a t‘etrd tat. th;--;the Aintioyna Lotion, on the fast Application, inaproVes the foe finer and re moves the latter, woile.by it a antiputre.scent and. balsanii,.: eittilitles,rit'prevents decay, .and all Lexcrestrices. sttaw,andlidwanis, No. 66, St. t . 'aol'.; ('hutch-yard, hay. ing the sole Right, in the Safe ot titc above :and following 'Medicines, His Majesty's. Conithissioners or stamp Duties, to secure_their Property from Piritt.:v have orderceLtheir ad dress,, Shaw and ,44,tytaf‹ .. 4# 66, St. i f 'fiul's Church-yard, to he e4raved oft the slam i )..doriti,:nlyin: ; 'each Medn.ine. This is th;'., only in:irk:or authenttLity. • 'Sir John Hill's s. a., s. d. Balsam Li Honey Marlliall's Ceratz v s senco %Vate!clock • .3. 6 Hallam's Antihil. 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R D S'3 IM fl El) BALSAMIC ELI x 3 , or, .CQU,CIII' ItOrS.,-r-So catraordia nary are its Virtiresp - that let the'l anent 1),„ o.ertmlated after having tried ev'cry Medical Assist a n ce t o n o will ae.t , as - it werea Cliartii, and instantly reli eve o tpi r user ret i: l Q u iei c t e , d it inveterate ' . r t e r ng eeitiphrel:l thet P‘e wha le s i p ration, promote gentle F.x l)ebllitattid Constitution, , ' procure the re; : resiiing.cornfert of Rest and ; and quic k ly died a permanent Cure for the niost obstinate Coughs, Colds, Astimias, and - ,Con. sumptions. Not an Instance has incanted, though taken by, near Sixty Thousand Patients, Wherein these` l)rops have been known( to fail relieving the above Complaints in fad too much cannot be Said in pratse of so valuable a lteinedy, , as it onik requires to be known to ra,tt universal preference. A f 1.47• ther account of its Virtues may be seen in the Evaitgeh.. European, Ladies, and Gentlemens' Magazine, of larniary . 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