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I, eF • . .1,14, • . . "4 , !:AfeiVrtf , S i , • fie *045044"- 19.4/0 i ~.. r~ N't7lllß - 11 TUE S DA .1 7 , JANUARY 14, 1812. PRICE SIXPENCE 13ALPPENN It THEATRE ROYAL , COVENT-GARDEN. Ta-MORROWEVENING, January 15, 18i will be performed the histc-rical Play of ICING HENRY THE FOURTH—PART I. Prince of Wales. Mr. C. K EMBL E .• .1-loti4pur, Mr. KKMIILE - Sir folm Ealsralf, Mr. TAW ,'ETT ; lady Percy., Mrs. H. IOIINSTON; Hostess, Mrs DAVENPORT. kfter which will •be performed, for the :Bth time, a New Pantomime, called - HARLEQUIN AND PADNIANABA.; OR, TRE GOLDEN 5/-1, With entire New Mu ic, Machinery, Scenes. Dress'es, ;90. Padmanaba, Mr. J E Ft RI S - Sultan of Cdshmire, Mr. NOR M A!N OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, yin. 3, 38:z. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ill .i- YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Mike, That Piopcsals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be_ fare Monday, the toth day cf January Inst. from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of ACCOI/- TREMENTS for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, deterMinable at the expiation rf One Year, at the optiwr of either party.- • WHITE-HORSE.INN TAVERN, and HOTEL, For GENTLEMEN and FAMILIES, Petter-lime, 'London. TAMES RICKARDS. most respectfully acquaints. his Friends and the Public, that he has recently. taken the above long established Concern, and in soliciting - their' Patronage and that of the Friends of the late Occupier, Mr. Samuel fidhnes, informs them that; with a view to render the most superior Accommodation,. he has maiLl .consider. able Alterations and Improvements in the Premises, and that from an arrangement with some o f t h e first. MercLintS in the City, he is enabled to have always on hand an exten sive Stock of. the most cpoiee old Wines'and genuine • S pirits ; and he assures those Gentlemen and Families who honour him with their Support, th ut "no exertion on his part shall, be wanting, to render them .every Comfort a n Tun can pos• sibly afibrd. recently inserted in the Hain'burk Corresp7nclen:en at !he instigation of M. Itheintwdt ?---We_ Flo not with •you to see either'Rhenheirdt, Or Lath !vardi,r, the French COmmissary. It ix said that the latter is engaged in commerce, and is cennedA with gamblers: Is that the case ? "In Hatuburgh there- are a great eni , rber of persOus employed by the French Government; it it fit you should know them, but by all niecins them. The names of these persons are, C , Jlevrile ; a Frenchman ; Stein, 3 German ; B ,, ucher, •a Frenchman ; L**, a French emigrant and - teacher of thd French languqge ; -a Baron de B** ; man.who passes himselloff for a secret agent of Ru , sia, having aftually been such from 1793 Of 114 death oft he Empress Catherine; and a Baron a Swiss, end formerly a page of - Stanislaus, late King' of Poland. Avoid these men and do not lodge even in the same house with them, as' they, .not knowing who you-are, may, by a -- coup de main, gOt hold of your papers or letters, and send mem id Talleyrand, as they are all in correspondence kk ith him. You must inform me of every thing pin hear concerning these men ; I know they are little better than- cur-throats (cotipgjaretts) (1), but we Ciintitit employ honest men upon all occasions. We knokti bow -to Make distinctions, as you pNtily 'See, be tween • honest men and rogues; we know how to appreciate the former, - whilst we a ihur the latter, althotigh they serve us. !'assn as ,f the Articles my he viewed, ZIPO/I application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and.furthet Pat ticitlars, together ,with the TetM3 and Cbnditions of the Contraft, map he known at the Secretary s Office in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, aty day between the hours Tor and Four o'Clock, where• the Plop:ital.; mus t be delivered, sealed up and indorsed; " Pro posals for Accoutrements ;" but nu i'roposa/ can be ad mitted after the said 2cth day of - yinnaty, at Twelve o'Clf:ck at Noon of the same !Jay; neither,will afty Tender he noticed, unless the Pat making it, or an ii , enr iti .bir behalf, shall attend. Caytacattadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. GIZI tifA L1;1 ; Omar, the Fisherman, ,Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; Zelica, the Sultan's DJughter:Mrs. PARKER ; C - oachcs to most parts of the Kingdom. Neat Post Chaises. Morea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss. E. 130 Boxes 73, Second.price 33. 6:l^-I'it 3s. 6d. Second-price U.—Gallery is. Second-price Gallery Is. Se tond.price 6d, Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the . New Box-Mike, in Hart-street. The Doers will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. • • • The new Pantomitne of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or, The Golden Fish, having b'en received throughout whit the highest appvr O atiou awl applause., -will be repeated every I: tilrtUrtber notice. • _ FRO lIITHE AAVTIGALLICAN MO aV 1T 0 ..%!. r Continued ftorn our raper of the 4th inst..] By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. SECRET INSTRUCTIONS. " As it is possible that you will be direaed to go to Haibburgh, ere you pioceed on your mies4n to the 'North, it will be necessary to inStruCt you'how to regulate your proceedings in that city: " It has already been observed, that in the event of change of dynasty, or in case of a new partition of Europe (which wilt necessarily be the conse• quence in case of an abdication of the crown of France by the Pretender, Hamburg!), Lubec, and Bremen, must belong either to Deninark or to the Eleclor Hanover (should - England join in the new order of hings). But, at;all events it is of great use to us to be well, acquainted with every thing relating to those cities, or at least to Hamborg . h, which takes the lead of the other in every respect. - I(is necessary to be prepared at all points, should a blind p o l it cy per t rlde the Councils of the leading Sovereigns of Europe, who knows what We should not be obliged to do, however - repugnant it ma y b e to ont:` wishes, and, however contrary to our true inter,-st ! On Thurs:%iy, The Comedy pt Errors.—On Friday, A New Way to Pay Old Dehts.—On Saturday, The Foundling of flit:. Fotest. —On 'Monday,. Cato. • The Pubic arc respectfully informed, that a New Grand Operatic Drama, -tour led on The Incas of Marmontel, and Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or, ,The Virgin of the Sun, has been long in preparation, and . will be produced early in the next week. BREACH OF PAR(/LIE OF HONOUR. TRANS PORT-0 FFICE, • - January tt, . 181 z. :WHEREAS the French Officers, Prisoners of ivar; named and described at the Foot hereof, have absconded from as under, in Violation of "their Pa role of Honour. The Commissioners fin . concluding ,his Majesty's Transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEAS for the itecapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or. Persons who shall appre hend them and deliver them . at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in any; of the Public Gaols ; . and a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on CoNviaion of any British Subject aiding in their Escape. LOST, Yesterday Morning, lanuary 13 : . 1812, at the Pay Clerks' Office, Bank of linglaod, _ "Tftete are some families at Hamburgh,*bich we wish you to avoid. These are, the Widow S--; related by marriage to Rheinhardt;, Mr. M. the -- Consul, married to a French .womln, Mr. V. : these are all known - partizans of Revolutionary France. You cannot go too often in the company of those who entertain opposite . se:l6 ll l6m i; into,. their minds, that the First Consul is a great enemy to exagerated• principles ; that he has en tirely f0r.., , 0t the alfair of• Napper Tandy; and as to the artice whiCh appeared in the Hamburg - h Ci&- resp:ruirnzen,- the insertion of which b , irig so much hpposed by the Senate; you can only quote the example of the allies during the French Revolu , • lion,who had entirely the press of Hamtrurgh at heir disposal. A BANK NOTE, No. 9064, December 26, .44. at', for ON E TtiOU.S.AND POUNDS. - - Whoever has ibinid the same, and will bring it to Mr. ARMISTEA D, No. .4. -Clement's.lane,- shall receive TWENTY POUNDS Reward.. Payment is stopped at the Bank; and every precaution will be taken at the Ba Ikers. Merchants, Lottery, Office Keepers, &c. to prevLrit the Circulation of the:above Note; and to trace it it circulated. . . From Thame, on the 7th inst. JEAN RALIA STE, Captain of a Merchantnian, Twenty nine Yeats of Age,' Five Feet Five Inches ffiglt cell made, Lung Visage, Good Complexion, Dark Hair, Dark Eyes, and speaks but little English. •a From 'flume, on the.roth.inst. • JOSEPH V R 1G NAU D, Captain of the Navy, and Mem ber of the Legion of HonO'or; norty-three Years of Age, Five Feet- Five Inches 'and a Half flii;h, Slender, Oval Visage, rather Sallow Compkxion, Chesnut , Hair, Light Eyes, and lost his, Right Arm and a 'From Tooth. HENRY DONIEL, his Servant, for whom a Reward of One Guinea will be paid for his Re'capture. FASMONABLE . DANCING BY Mr. A LLE tst, Privately taught, .at N 0.19, ,Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any Age, who have never learnt that AceJniphshinent, or have not the Modern • IV IL ALLEN's Syr,tem teaching is expressly IL studied tor those to ‘‘, horn it is art ohjett to acquire easily that fashionable Requisite for Genteel expe- Clitiously, privately, and in a superior Style of Grace and Ele gance, " 1. will be necessary to inform " I st. About the organization of the ..Batik, the amount lodged there, and it the capita! originally vested issupposed to have 'decreased, or its,lnypart of it has evet been applied to privme or ptbli - e.nses.i.-- 1 . it was said, that ;rt 1794 the Cahinet : of Vienna tained money, by way •of . haan,. from the ban.k,of Hamburgh, which'zhas never .`t . been repaid—tiy to ascertain if this be.a fad . . Weinuth wish to know . - it, for very particular tasons. Li 1793, w e know . that the Senate of Hamburgh was compelled by the late King of Prussia to advance him 'a million of marks, which the Senate got from the -Bank .61 Hamburgh, by way of loan. We very much want to know, likewise, how this affair has been arrang ed ; whether the late King ever refunded to the Se nate, or whether the latter ever accounted for the ,same with the Bank.. Wolin yourself if the Cabi nets csAustria and Prussia gave bonds' for the foan,' or mere receipts. We' have heard that the Baron de Braider, who was the Austrian Minster At Ham burgh, in 1794, give a bond far the amount in his own name. At all events his heirs are answerable. One of his sons is now Austrian Minister, or Charge d'Affaires, at Berlin.• .. o "'There are seKerakFrench Emigrants at Harr burgh ; ~ .vbit are their views and their hopes?— What Mr. T— doing? Is be still the Ministet for Loots XVIII. or is that department- given up ra Mr. G. ? It is to be impel that the employment- of these Gentlemen will soon end. Do the see a g'reat deal of Minister? Is he in much cnnei..tion with any of the French Emigrants_ who are ai Hambnrgh ? .. , ThOse who do not want private Teaching, may learn at a Sm3ll Expence, with a respectable set of,Pupils on the pub lic teaching Evenings. 'Professors of Dancing faughr the most elegant Fancy Dances, and .:he superior. Arts of the Profession, . The Subscription A sseinblies are every Friday. GENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR-E's COIWNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, founing a regular hed kr the Held, Barfacks, .3re. alth a SOFA for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on hoard Ship, 'the whole packing. in a small Vallee all Owed themast j i ,o,,onle ev es y e t mann f a dured, inventc'l by MORGAN 'and SANDERS, 16 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand, who most humbly presume the.highest honours ought to he paid all those who:so gallantly live and die tor their King Ind country. From Lichfield, on the 9th inst. jEAN 1, F R 110, Captain of a Privateer, Forty-two Years of Age, Five Feet Four I nehes 'anti Three Quarte4s High. Sim - ter, Oval Visage, park Complexion, Black Hair, and 11.1;.:12 Lyt's. "it is said that a very eminent French public funaion4ry (.2) has placed money in acurnmerci,l boo's!. at Ilambnigh, and is "Consideriht a partner itlq..iire into this. • 'Wee now, call your atterriitt to a very iniroria not part of your mission at Hamburgh, and that is, the state of the Press; We with you to seeDoCtur- Stmitt, the principal proprietor of the Hambur - Correspondenters; he is not at all disposed in our fa... your, but. as it is.presumed that a journalist has his price, you will not be sparing of your offers to him; Whatever suaA is required by him shall be granted, as well as.a general circulation in France of that Paper, which is, as it seems, se much esteemed in . Germany. The New Journal' (,'Veue Zeiting), you must likewise endeavour to get over to-our - in= terest.-- We are now in a state of peace; Consc , quently it will not be so difficult as it was hereto. tore, nor as it may be hereafter, should there be a war.---There is a monthly, publication in Germain, published also at Hamburgh, by Mr. Arolienholii as this mdn is very vacillating in his principks, it will not be very difficult to get him over to our in , • ter est. - • - CHILBLAINS are.prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching instantly removed by Wft TE- H EAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,• universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affedions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; b ut where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neg, eded, and the Chilblains have aelually broke, Will TEHEA D's FAMILY CERATE will Case the pain, and very speedily heal them. NEXT MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES, AS THE DRAWING OF THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING, ONLY tz,ooo TICKETS. ‘2l 5 o - V ill Cain . £2o,occ• ' to 18 o - Will Gain - ie,ooo sto o - Will Gain . 5,300 216 6 . Will Gain - 2,500 I it 6 - Will Gain - 1,260 r ir BISH solicits your immediate commands, at 1. • No. 4,COR . NHILL, and 9, CIIAR[NG.CROSS, and hopes to be equally fortunate to Adventurers as in the Two last Lotteries, when he Sold the following Tickets in Shares : Class A it 6,000 1,853 Class A 2,000 ,;• C i 5,000 1,853 - B 7,0D0 A 5,000 4,025 _ - C 1,D03 A • 3,000 1,852 - A 500 &c. &c. &c. " 2d. You must inquire the nature:Of the trade which is carried on with I - hruburgh and other coon= tries Is it 'frincipally on account of the Hatni)urgh merchants, or are they only the factors' in these. mercantile transactions ? It is -of 'importance to as certain the nature of the trade of •Hamburgh with England 'and Russia ; if it is principally carried on (or the account of the Hamburgh mer Chants, or for those of Epgland and of Russia. • Prcpared,and sold by R. l ohnston, Apothecary, 15, C reek_ street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d. each; he Cerate at is. o,d. and ZS. 91. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of K. Johnston inserted on it. WOND_ERFUL. DI.SCOVERY BY A WEST INDIAN. LYNCH'S CEL•EBRATED BOTANYC EMBROCA TION and V EGG TABLE EXTRACT, being a Sove reign and Specific Remedy for the GO U E UMA TISM, LUMBAGO, &c. which it never fails relieving by three or tour warm Applications. 1,693 3,343 $13 6 3 71 NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. QWIFT and CO. respeafultv inforin the PuSlic, that the Nev Year's STATE LOTTERY will b,.: .Drawn on the 2 tst of THIS movrti. Although this Lottery consists of only iz,ooa Tickers, yet the Scheme cOll - the following List of CAPITAL PRILES :- 2 - . of . . kzo,ooo 6' . of . .X x ,CC.O z . . . . 6,030 8' . . . . soo z . . . . 4,000 68 of tool s. - .A. ani 301. And the lowest . Prize 2.11; . . Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at Svitift and Co.'s Offices; . . No. i t, POULTRY, No. is, CHARI N C.O ROSS, and No. 31, ALDGATE Illql4-STREET. - THE great and unrivalled Success that has tor many years_attended_the_ol.l OfNo.'s of Sir JAMES BRANSCOAII3 and Co. 'No. 37, Cornhill, I No. 33, flay inarktt, tioibxn, No. 269, Stran,., And a New Office, NO. Oxford-stie,:t. . . Having sold in one year eight Prizes of 20,00 A. ; in one Lottery, LA,0,01. out of 2u0,0001. ; including three Prizes of z 0,0001., and No, 2,570, 40,0001. ; also in last Lottery, No. 1,853 (A) . £2,000 INo -1,745 . £l,OOO 1,745 (C) . 1,060 Besides several of seso 4,025 (B) . 1,000 &c. &c. • In the latter part of which many of their Friends were dis. appointed, obliges them to request an early purchase in the small one of tz,oco Tickets, all to dr.c.v the 2.lst instant, containing, • 2 Prises of . 4,0,000 I 2 Prizes Of . X 4,000 2 Ditto . . . b,ooo 2,40 z, zol. up to 1,003 Capitals nearly equal to Lotteries that have had twice the number of Tickets. I. SI V E W RIGHT, Sole Surviving Partner. Who refleas, with pleasure, he long since guarded the Public against the deceptive use of their firm. His concern for those who suffered by not attending to it obliges him 'to renew the caution. QT E S'S PAREGORIC LOZENGES very Speedily remove a recent COUGH, and are found an admirable Remedy in the early stages of CONSUMP TIONS, and in healing the SORENESS of the BREAST, &C. To avoid Counterfeits, observe Mr. Newberry's name in the Stamps. Sold by F. Newbery l and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; and Harris, Ludgate- Street. Price is. i?,fd. a Box. Also' , §teeis'; . (.7llarnoznile Drops, fc r Less of Appetite, Flatulent, and Bilious Complaints, and for immediately pio ducing chamomile 'res. Price to. 9d :l a Bottle. rrilE value 'of Dr. - FREEMAN'S GUTT,A 1. SA LUTA RIS has been so long proved, that no thing of the present day can boar a competition with it, in all the different stages of a cettain Disease, which it elleftually cures, and eradicates from the habit, with out ex - citing the painful feelings and exposure that attend Salivation--without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or .even requiring confinement from busi ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their c 4 in to public avpro bation, ter more than thirty years. In all thedebility of both Sexes they prove a never-failing Restorative, whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the etteols of a warm climate. To Travellers, and those going .abroad, they cannot be, recommended too strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete Cure, in all . old stubborn Gleets, ard every Weakness that affeets• the Bladder and Organs of Ur,tie. fly its efficacy many Women have become Mothers, wli 'ter many years had been deprived of that happiness. Soli, wholesale and retail, at Mr, Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner of Paternoster row ; and retail, by theism and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Weston, Mallory, and Jones, l'ortsea ; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Macd .nald, Glasgow ; -Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, Edin burgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and- Lliiinge, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd,. Birmingham; Gre glry, Brighton ; Edwards and' Penny,: Liverpool ; and most Medicine Veners, in Bottles at as. 9d. 4s. bd. and aaS. " V. You must endeallour to learn. what the na ture of the bill of exchange system is, which is car ried on at Hamburgh. Win:Cher the amounts drawn . and ledrawn are for bona fide considerations, or only fiztious, to carry on a trailic for the accommodation of bankrupt merchants. " 4th. Endeavour to' ascertain what amount of species arrived at Hamburgh open an average, in. the course of a year, and from winch countries , they get it. If possible, get the. names : of the correspon dents in those countries, and learn how the specie is conveyed, whether by ordinary conveyances; or by an armed force. " sth. Obtain a lisp, of all the rich merchants and bankers at liainburgh, and what fortunes they are supposed to 'possess ; also the nature'ot their trade, as well as their - political way of thinking.— Should you. go to Bremen and Lubec, the same information is requited on most of the proceding wabjetts. " Gth. You must ascertain -the numb6r of the ships of every nation wh;clt arrive at or sail from Hamburgh in the course of a year; together with the amounts and nature 'of their cargoes, the names of the owners„consiguees, &c. 7th. ..You must ascertain the amount, as near as you can, of the merchandizes which are sold there at the pub auction-room, in the course of a year; and of what countries such metchandizes Coate from. . " Bth. Altona being so very near Harnhurgh, we much wish' to 'be informed on the• same subjeo, and if Chit city is at all susceptible of being made of 'more importance with rrg'trd to her .cornmerCial relations. - " Thus far as relates to your commercial instruc tions which it is to be hoped you will draw (epuiset), from the - most authentic sources, and which you must be very careful and circumspect. about. Mr. S—, employed in the 'Senate, will give you every information on this subject. - He has receiv al a . regular salary• from the var:ous Governments of Fiance since the year 1702. His conduct how ever, in the affair of Napper Tandy, was.equivocal ; he must have been appri . zed of the intended arrest of Tandy, and did not act as he should have done. He is a very weak man, it must be attributed to that, perhaps, inure than to his want of Aood faith towards us. " What is said at Harnburgh about the article "There is a Baron D'Angeley, a French emi,l grant, formerly an Aid-de-camp of General Do mOurier, conducts a Riper at Aliona, written in the French language, entitled, L'ziteille du Nord, which is supported by the ---- Ministry. Tnis man will write for those who pay him best. - Act with hint as you think fit. Do not give him much, for he'is not deserving of much. A sort of madman writes for hirn[an Abbe S--; both one and the °dive are almost beneath notice. " From Hamburgh use yotir cypher C, and let your duplicates be written in cypher A; send b.)th one and the other by: ,the regular post, or request the bankers C. M., Schr-- , - and Co. on wlrUtn yOJ have a credit, to forward your letters. You must never send the duplicates by the same channel ae, you send the originals. " From on your way to VV'a r W, Ydt will stop at Dresden. There is a French emigrant there of the name of Count,--- attached to Legation. This personage we - wish you to see,. if possible; but do not press his acquaintance: He is ayery sensible 111314 and very shreWd, He must know a great deal of what has been pasiing of late yea:3 in some of the Cabinets of Europe: We Understand that his papers, which he carries about with him, are very voluminous. We h ate frequently remonstrwed with the Court of Saxo n y abbot this person's residence there--4nay,- his remo• val from that place has been strongly urged by - us but as yet We 'have received nothing but evasive an 4 ewers. Toe Court olSaxony should recollea, th,,t one of their Ele?.±tors, Augustus King 61 Poland, give up P.-itkul tp his justly incensed soverep.,,i, Charles X 11. Ite . situations of the two men similar. • You will have an opportunity of seeing Count de 11. makelim feel the force of this otr.' nervation. (t) I n the years 18(4 and i8o6; these men Were orgariitdd in a band by Bourienne, who Was then French iL;inistri at Hatnhurgh ; to plunder the conveyance whith contained t'ie subsidies for Aust:ia, as well as private property. Mr. Tho7lo'oll, then British Minister At Harr:burgh, by his zeal, frustrated their designs. (z) Talleytand. That turned out to be a fan : he was a sleeping partner in the commercial house of Ozy and Co. at Ilamburdt—a house established by him. THE following respect able Persons having de- rived great Benefit from the Use of these Medicines, have v„iven , permission for:inserting their Names, and :will sa tisl V ally one in regard to its good ell:4as, who may think proper to refer to them : •,; homas Smilizn, carpenter, of a Rheumatic Gout, i n a f ew days. Mr. I. Fly, Gent. T. Ridley,'Gent. G. Matthews, Barratt, Gent. and Messrs. Rowed, Budgen, Roberts, and Piper, all of Croydon. Mr. Al wen, Chelsam. Mr. Watkinson, near St. Giles, Holborn. Mr. Jay, King's Head, Old lewry. Mr. Scrivens, City Collize.house.. Mr. P. luck, White Horse, Covent garden. Mr. Rover, Star and Garter, Old Palace-yard; and a Gentlem an at Carshalton, -cured of a Rheumatic Gout in a few days. The above Articles are prepared and sold by the Inventor, Mr. LYNCH, No. 4, Prince's-place, Duke street, 'St. •who has appointed Messrs. Barclay, and Sons, Fleet-market, London, his Wholesale Agents ; by whom, respedable Venders and the Public in general, may be sup plied, .and whose names, as a certain criterion of authenti. city, will be engraved on the Stamp affixed to each bottle and pot. • Sold also retail by all Venders of Medicine in Town and Country; price 2§. 9•1. 4s. bd. or les. 6d. duty included