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1 NUMBED 351 I.} THEATRE.ROYAI„ DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, Dec. zo, . tBco3, • will beperforined.... THE STRANGER. wi.TH • THE CARAVAN. • Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOG. The Charaelers by Mr. BARTLEY, Mr. DOW'TON, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. BANNISTER, ti n. Mr. GIBBOgS, Master WEST, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MA DDOCKS. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Miss DE CAMP. The new Gittiltti Serb Comic Romance of The Caravan, 'Of The Driver and his Dog, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. On Wednesday, The Wife of Two Husbands. On Friday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. • And on Monday, the a6th inst. will be produced a new rani Pantomimic Ballet, called Cinderilla ; or, The Glass Sliyper. Previous to which the Tragedy of George Barnwell. The Pubilc are most respectfully inform that Mrs., bor. dan 'is aimed at this Theatre.—Due notice will be given of er first Appearance. tiIeATRE-ROYAL, COVLNT.GARDEN. rr.. -- MORROW EVENING, Dec. 20, rBo3, will be performed, a new Historical Comic Opera, in Three AF . called THE; ENGLISH FLEET IN 13+z. The Charaders by Mr. 'HILL, Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAIIAM. Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. CLAREMONT. Mrs. CLOVER, Mrs. HUMPHRIES, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Signora sTo RACE, Mlis MARTYR, Miss GAUDILY. WITH 'THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. On Wednesday, The Distress'd Mother, with The Pan te. On Thursday and Friday, The English Fleet. The New Pantomime, which has long been in prepara. tion, will very Anon be produced. HARMONY SOCIETY Of IRELAND. - t j SSAYS for the PREMIUMS. oft - erect by th is 1' Society, will be received till the 31st inst. at No. Cr'lt - ton-street, Bonri,street, and Will' be transmitted from I thence to Vac Secretary of the Society in Dublin. ARTIFICERS WANTED. A • Considerable .Nu:riber of SMITHS, WHEEL- E S. and CARPENTERS, being wanted for the ORDNANCE SERVICE at WOOLWICH, able Work. men in the above Line) of Business. may find Employment, uponappiination at tlie Carriage Yard, in Woolwich War. en, where information may be obtained with respe& to Was. and the Advantages of being in the Ordnance Ent. g TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. ANY Person or Person.; willing to contrat for BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE across the lit! V ER. USX, near ezerleon, in the County of Monmouth, either with Stone or Iron, or partly. Stone and partly Iron, arc de sired to deliver their Plans and Estimates thereof at my 0 tii4e- , sti Chepstow, on or before the loth day of January next, or tome, at the "C.hrre Salmons Inn, Usk, on Wednesday the 2 11th of PanarY, by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, that the tame may be laid before the 'Magistrates, at the General Qua r ater *fts4lons to be holden on that Day . TUkt TO/4, Clerk of the Peace. Chepstow, Dec. 8, rBO3. rWO HUNDRED POUNDS, or according till the Situation, will be presented to any Gentleman or , Laxly who has Interest to procure the Advertiser a 1 , 1.4: - adecitr:ite, in any of the P BLI C OFFICES. He writes a yeti, good [land, understands Book-keeping, and'eangiVe re speCtahle Reference for Character and Combat Any Letter addressed to It. W. at. Mrs. Sill's, No. ay, North Audley-street, Corner of Gran-street, Grosvenor square, will be duly-attended to: il O1- I N SMITH , late .of the HALF MOON INN:, PETWORTH, begs leave to inform thg Nobi.: itr and Gentry, that he has taken the BOULTON ARMS INN, late the Maiden Head, BASINGSTOKE, HANTS, and humbly solicits their Support in the abovelim, and assures them that nothing shall be- wanting in his power to 71/4eXit their future Favours. N. B. Neat Post-Chaises and able Horses. ARMY AND NAVY 11-QUIPAUE. 'THE PATENT CAMP illaiSl'EAl)S, Furni. A. two, Matt raises, and Bedding complete, are very respett. 'fatty recoinmetaled to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and -superior 'to any Others Made In London ; Marquees. Tents,, 'fables and Chairs, on improved. principles; Sew Cots, Sofa Reds and Chairs, for on Bond Ship ; Musquitto Net Vurnittne, a nd Patent 'Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East aid West-Indies, and - all foreign Climates, at M 0 RCA N anti SA NllEkS's Patent itedstead ManufattOry and Ware-Rooms, - No: '6 and 17. Catherine-Street, Strand. I+IORG AN and SANDERS's New - invented Imperial Dining Tables ' allowed t o 4e the most complete and elegant set of Tablisever yet invented,' are very portable packing sin a Box, but ten Inches deep: N. B. The tashionable.Sora-Bed and Chair-Bed Waie. house. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. AU. ERSPINTS in possesSion of IncoMes, arising front Freeihnd, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses,, Money, in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage SettliWltllt4, Widow's' JOinttires, An "MIMS, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income for Life, ally he supplied with teiniiorary or permanent Sums of Money to any AlliQUllt, by p,aying.4lt unity Intel est tor the same. 'Fhe Nobility and Gentry'of known Property, ortheir Heirs, may, be accommodated' on their personal security.; and in ahy instance where the sir,gle seimrity of an indivi dual may be deemed insulficient„ the ad4ition of ' another persois to guarantee the payment of the Interest' will re move the objettlion ; and, in all eases, privilege will be given to tile Pubiie to return the Principal at their own 9ption. Personal applications will be received every . daytill Four d'Clock and Letters from Correspondents in Town or Country post paid) will be immediately answered, by. ad dressing to the Direttor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at lily Town House, Nn. 8. - LoWer ;Jahn-street, Golden-square. DISEASES of the URETHRA, and :Certain. COM- . PLAINTS.. . A S" sole' Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED BOOGIES an F.:DIES, Mr. DU FOUR informs the Yutiltc, that lie may, as usual, be consulted - daily from nine to three, at his Douse, No. 54, Frith -street, Soho, on: C33C$ Of Strider's, Obstructions, (fleets, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and C pry Disorder 'where secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a !spacious House, that 'every Patient troy be introduocd in a *eparate Apartment. Mr. 0, has for many Years confined hitnielf to that department' or Surgery, anti t rout exteliiive tradice, and the most 'nattering success, lie is enabled to otter a tuethod of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiting no con libcmcnt orvstraint in diet, preventing the posSibilit °fa relapse. Personilis the Country stAting their cases fully its a Letter, enclosing a it. or li.. Note, will have eoper remedies sett to the amount. • - •• pot the various symptoms, &c, sec Mr. thsfoiirs I 'rcatise On the wbovo Complaints, Ynce aa. AA. tltc Sth ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, November 30, 1803. T'HE COURT of DIRF.CTORS of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby give Notice, that their Transfer Books will be shut from Tuesday the zoth of D:cember next, to Thursday the wit of (=miry following; and that the ANN UAL GENERAL. COURT, appointed by their Charter, will be holden at their Office on the Royal Exchange, on WEDNESDAY the 2tst of De cember next, at Eleven o' Clock in the Forenoon ; and that a Dividend will be considered of at the said Court. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. Attendance is given daily at the said Office, and at their Office in Pail-Mall, for the Assuring of Nildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, from loss or Damage by Fire, and also for the Assurance ot, and granting Annuities on Lives. PH(ENIX FIRE-OFFICE, : December r 4, 1803. PERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall due at Christmas, are requested to take Notice, that printed Receipts arc now ready at the Offices in Lombard-street, and Corner of Spring-Garden, Charing-cross; and in the Country in the bands Oche several Agents. Attendance is daily given for the Insuring of Houses, Buildings , Household woods, Stock in Trade, and Merchantlize; alt , a, Ships In Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Lighters,in.Riverdand CanalwandtShips Building or Repaiting, from LOSS or DAMAGE by.fIRE. The Rate of Insurance of AG R ICU LTU RA I. STOCK is reduced to Two Shillings and Sixpence per Cent. and the Mode of insuring such Property as recortunencled and adopted by this Office, will be found on examination to be best cal culated to afford facility in efFeding Insurances, as well as to give superior Protection to the Interests of the Parties in sured. THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec. N. B. No Charge will be made by this Office for Policies of Insurance upon Sums of Three Hundred Pounds or up wards um4,- FATE LA) rrEkc)(, IsQ3, BEGINS DRAWING the 9111 or JANUARY 1804. SCHEMF. • No. of Prizes. Vale of each. Total Value. of ,C 20,000 is ,C 40.000 • 2 - 10,003 - 200wo 2 . 5,090 - 10,000 2,600 6 ,000 - 1,000 6 0 000 JO - ;JO So 210 4,000 ___ So . TOO - 5,000 SoDoo 6,325 . 2 D .• 126,p0 26,000 Tickets ‘ 22 715n0 First-drawu Ticket Seventh Day ‘,14,,0410 , Ditto Last Day ._ s t ooo Are part of the above Capitals, TICKZTS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE ,• and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - C. 17 8 ° Half - -9 o o - a 6 o Quarter . • 4 ti o Sixteenth . r 3 o kicumwsom GOODITMCK, aria Co. re. spectfully acquaint the Public, that the TICK ETS and SHARES are on Sale tor the STATE LOTTERY, which is to commence drawing on the 9th of next Month, January, at their Licensed State Lottery Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Gornhill„ and facritg the Gate of the N.ing's Mews, Charing-cross. TO BE 'ol.b, THE NErr - PRESENTATION to a LIVING, of the yearly value of 3oal. situated in a healthy Count,, about sixty miles from London. Further particulars may he known, by inquiring of Mr., Richards, No. 66, in Berners-street, Oxford-road, London. . • Tnis 11.,y was publibital, Elegantly printed.in OnesVol.Octavo, price inboards 75.6 d. The SECOND EDITION of iLLUSTRATIONS of the '11(11TH Qf the • CHRISTIAN RELIGION. By EDWARD MALTBY, B.D. Domestic Chaplain to the Lord 13ibhop of Lincoln. Cainbridge; Printed at the University rresi ' and sold by Itivingtons, White. Hat:hard; and Lunn, London; •by Dcighton, Cambridge; . 'Unwell and Parker, And Cooke, Oxford; Bunion, Winton; and licatniffe, 'Norwich. • A NEW VOLUME. This Day was published, in One very large Volume, Oc tavo, price Half-a-Guinea in boards ; embellished - with siding Likenesses of Mr. Angerstein, the Margravine, Sir R. Peel, Lady Hamilton, the Duke of Queensberry, Mr. Pyc, Dr. Knox, Major Kennel, General Paoli, and the Marckuis Wellesley ; MhIVIOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of 1803-1804; being a New Volume of the Work which, for several years•past„.haSenjoYed an uninterrupted .Can:er of opular favour. ) p t is the Plan of -this Biographical Series to do justice to the Charaders, Talents, and I-Abuts, of our distinguished Contemporaries, and in performing this arduous task, 'to sa tisfy cunosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Six V o lumes, which are now publislikt, will be found full, accurate ) and impartial Memoirs of the Lives of the mutt distingtukhed Persons in every walk of Public: Life ; the Work may consequently be recognized as 'the private Do meatic History of the Present Times. This New. Volume contains. Sir Robert Peel, Admiral Cornwallis, Dr. Kipling, General 'Mettuwl, Mt. Almon, General Simeoe, Lord Ellenhorongh, the Grenville Family, including.the Marquis of Buckingharti, the Earl Temple, the Hian.. T. Grenville, &c. General Fawcett, the Duke of. Queensberry, the Margravine of Anspach. General Dundas, Mr. Goug#,, the Earl of Carlisle, the Bishop of Gloucester, Lady Hamilton, General Paoli, Mr. Brilliant, Mr. Anger stein, Mr. Pye, the Earl of Westmoreland, the Marquis Wellesloy, the Bishop of Bangor, the Duke of Northuniber. land, General. Vallancfy; Lord. Cathcart, Lord Frankfort, General Urquhart, Major Remit!, Dr. Knox, and the Bi shop of Oxford. 'With an Appendix, containing corrected Memoirs of Miss Seward and the Bishop of MttAth. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, . St. Paul's Church• yard; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the Five former Volumes,, price iiihea each. . . i n On Saturday the. Fir6t of oc - tber wa. published, Two Elegant • Volumes, Foolscap -061.1v0, embellished with beautiful Vignette Titles, and with easel, Fac Similies of Seven ighly curious Letters of Mr. Addison, nev e r before publis h ed, price Half-a-guinea in boards, ..DDISONIANA ; consiiting of Anecd o tes , .L curious Fads, Apophthegms', Criticisms, and Obser vations, on Manners and Literature of Mr. Addison and his immediate Contemporaries, now first colletted from scarce original Sources, on the approved and well known Phut of the Walpoliana and the French Arias. Printed fcir BlLliiird Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church, yard; and sold by l ohn Archer, Dublin; E. Balfour, Edin burgh ; and by all other Booksellers. Of whom maybe had, just published, t- . SWI FTIAN - 4 I or, Bun Mots, Anecdotes , and Fugiti v e Ohservatfordr and Facts conneaed with the Lire; Writings, and Contempetiries of Dean Swift, illustrated with Engrav ings, and a .Variety of curious Fag Similies, in two volumes. the same size us the Addisoniana, price flail-a-guinea tie bds. 2. WA L POL lAN A, consisting of original- . A neaotes, - Bon Mots, and. Observations, of the late - 1 - lorace,Walpole, Earl of Ortord, with Fat: Sinitiies, Portraits, dcc. it New Edi. tion, price 95. .in boards. • • , , N. 13.. The Editors consider it a duty which they owe to themselves, to state, that these Works do not consist of mere Seleetions, or of the " Beauties" of their respective Authors, but are an attempt towards the produttion of a limited series of enuine English Alias, which they hope will excite as lively and permanent an interest among the Lovers of Eng..; lisp Literature, as works on the ssrn agreeable plan have long eit.i;ited in the Literature of f ranee. This Day was published. THE' STRANGER. IN FRANCE ; or, .a Tour from Devonshire to Park. Illustrated by Twelve En. gravings iu Aquatints. by Medlanct, of Sketches taken on the Spot by the Author, JOHN 'CARR, Esq. In ato, tl. Is. boards, and on large paper, 11. Its. 6d, -The Authors of the British Critic, August 1803, speak of this, work in the following terms : " This is by much the must pleasing and interesting narrative of the kind we have yet met with, particularly as to the description of the ma. deem Parisians., Our Countrymen who have bitherto.pub lisluxi their rapid sketches seem to have had their curiosity elicited, and their 'attention direaed to things and places rather than to the people, and to have had very circumscribed and partial introductions of a domestic kind: Whereas this Gentle Man appears tojiave been immediately and familiarly 7 dniniciliateat in the most elegant and distinguished and to have carefully aiut sagaciously observed the wonderful change of manners to which :k few short. years have given place. The whole is very entertaining, and written with the easy and elegant pen of a Gentleman. The Aquatinta En. gravings which accompany the Narrative, are elegant an* satisfactory representations of the places they severally de. sefibe. " In the Critical Review " The Stranger in France is said to be by far the most pleasing and communicative Traveller whom we have had the good fortune to accompany. The usual objeets of curiosity at Paris ate described, but the Author's manner is not a hackneyed one. He gives the test of novelty to common scenes by copying from his Own Pei inei. We forbear et:tending our Extratis because we mean only to excite curiosity and induce the Rader to examine the whole. The Plates are tinted, and greatly superior to those Drawings which _from the hurry of publication, and want of skill in the Artist, have lately excited our censure." THE SUN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1803. - This Day was published, price ts. 6d. THE SENTIMENTS proper to the PRESENT CRISIS : A SERMON, preached Odober 59, tgo3, being the day a p poi nted tor a General Fast. By ROBERT HALL, A. M. . . Author of Modern Intidelity, Printed for W. Hutton and Son, N. 24 Paternoster-row. In a few Days will be published, Ins vats. Bvo. with a copious Index, price 245. in boards, LTISTORY of the PROGRESS and PRESENT 11 STATE of ANIMAL CH EMISTRY, By W. B. JOHNSON, M. B. Printed for J. johns° ,n St. Paul's Church-yard. By whom will speedily be published, a New Edition of Dr. Skrimshire's Popular Chemical Essays, in One Volume Duodecimo, rice 4s. boards. FOR YOUNG * PEOPLE. ' This Day was e ubli.bei, price is. bound, _TARRY: 41.1\11 ON, a Tale fur.. Youth ; ex. traded from tin: fool of Quality. PfiMeti for J. lc/boson .. .rat St. Paul's 4hurch.yard. iIORSES. This - Day was published, in One Volume Quarto, with Plates, price One Guinea, . NEW SYSTEM OF FARRIERY ; ing the improved Mode Ot Treatment, and Prescrin ti ins recommended by the Veterinary College, in every -Disease of ditiled.t Management : with Plates, sliming the external Structure of the Horse, ivprusenting the exad Pro- portions of a Blood-hot4e, with a Deseription of all the De leas that tend to impede Velocity.. Likewise DireCtions for aseertainin r with exadneas the Age of a Horse. To which is added , the Method of curing the principal epidemic Diseases to which Cows, Sheep, &c. arc subject. lly (t)11N FERON, Veteriairy Surgeon to the 13th Itegintut of Light Dragoons. Printed for J. Johnson, St: Pat:l's Church-yard. This Day were publialied in Three Volumes, price gs. in boards, or toy. 6d. hound, M ORAL TALES for YOUNG PEOPLE. By MARIA EDGEWORTH. Printed for Johnson in St. Paul's Church=yard. ExtraCt from the British Critic ,for August—" We, have accidentally delayed the no:ice of what we have long ago read with much satistaCtion, dine volittnes, which are entitled to the warmest Commend,ition., The y are very moral, enter taining and instructive - ;and we particularly advise them to be put into the hands of Young Persons of the Female Sex, by those who have the superintendance of their Education; we do not mun to say that they arc nut well calculated 'for young persons of both sexes, but they are in a peculiar man ieradapfed to Young ‘Voinen, having much dclicacy.of sen timent as well as perspicuity and simplicity of langulge." On the Second cf January will be published, In one Volume Octavo , price, ill boards Bs. A GENERAL INDEX to the first Twenty ; voitunes of the BRITISii CRITIC; In T,,vo I'arts Ppm I . Containsa List of all the Books reviewed. Part 11. An Index to the Extraels, Criticisms, arc. Printed for F. and C. 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The Wolk contains Copies of the Pitent, Caveat, Peti t*, ,Oath, &c. with a List of all l'atenm and Patentees, from the Ist of January, tBOO, to the present time, and a corral Epgraving of Askwright's 11Iac Winery. SO)d' by LongtrWi. and Recs,london, .and all Booksellers. Patent Agency.—Persons chisirouvol taking *in Vatents, may obtain them by applying to the Author., either personal ly or by Letter, at his Ilouse, Little Smith-street, College- 1 street, Westininster. • - D. NORItIS's DROPS. NOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Mcdi. eine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior efficacy, are daily experienced. In Fevers of all sorts Its teptitation is indubitably established but in the Black and Yellow . Putrid Fevers, so destruetive in hot Climes, and Complaints produced by foul unit contaminated air {to use the expression orn Gentleman in the African Trade), It is a divine Remedy: For its'lietilirig r qua." lities in the Gout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consump tions, Complaints of the Stomach and. Bowels, and iti cor dial cads in the decays of Age, Vic. sec a Nok or cu r es delivered gratis, at the liodor's houqe, N0..29, Lower Brook-' street, Grosvenor-square, Where. the -Family Bottles,' 22.8. duty Included, only can be had, and Orders fur Expopation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, priee its. and 2S, 4d, by Bacon and Co. No. tso, Oxford-stree4priticipalVender, and by all other. Retailers of ,Meiticines. • . N. B. Th 6 Public are particularly cautioned not to pur chase any of this Medicine without a Certificate being at, tached to each Bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, Tho. Gale and Charlotte Moore. A liberal allowance is'madt • to Herchauts, and those wise purchase to OH itgaitt. • L 4 :* . '',,..'w, s .- 4.' •.. t7P i ,,,. :;,-; - - , ..ii? 1: , ~. 'E LI v.;:ai4 i. . - • ..A-.1.4.4...,. --- ... •v -, --. •ifrAok ). .it, 4 1,-:.,b v ek '‘.*`,.4..r : 4. 1 1: • k - •- -1"...,, , ..:qi .-...;,,,w4,: 1 4; ^ - .. , ;:,,,,,:•4,,....., -'.., 't! ° tit 1 I 0...1iii, rPRICE 3IXPEICL. ARMY CONTR4CTS. CommissarY.General's Office; Dec. 9, 803. NO . TiCI is hereby given, that the Compu . lsory:. *General !treadle to recciveProposals for suppying smcb of Ills Majesty': Troops as may . be Encamped in the course of the ex-- suing Year in the Plowing Distrias, with BR LAD, FORAGE; FUEL, and STRAW; such Proposals to be sent in on or belore the 6th of .7anuary, 1804, obseeving that . none will be tyceit : , ed after Twelve 0'C1 , ,e,4 on that day, and if sent by Post, the Postage ti be paid, viz. DISTRItTS. North Britain - - COUNTIES. Northumberland Cutnberhuid Vietritoreland Durham s York ? Liiic.6ln I Norfolk t Sutlbli( < 4,:zirnbrid4c. f.lliintinsdon L F.ssex s Kent ? Sussex Hants Wilts Dorset Isle tit ‘Wight . Devon Cornwall .Somerset 1G louccstet ' Worcet tee (Hereford i'Monmouth lSouth Wales Chester Salop Lancaster North Wale Middlesex Surrey Hertford Berks rDerby [ Nottinxhani Staffbrd 1 , Leicester t Warwick. L Rutland Bedford Northampton Oxford Buckinghattl Northern Distrift - York Eastern Southern South West - - Isle of Wight - - - - Wes tc ra Severn - • - - North Welt - '.- Home North Inland • • South Inland - • • Proposals must he made separately Jr ea; h Diatrigi; and' the Names of two goad Suretietilvith their Places of Reside.:ce, sntett be inserted at the foot :bereft: The Particulars cf !be Contratl may he had open application to this o . ffict, any d.y , (Sundays excepted), 4:tweett the Haas at Ten and Four. Excellent FAMILY HOUSE On tho BANKS of the THAMES, in the Ccutre of the MetrOpolis. rro BE Lit " C, 1:)r Six or Twelve A/ll:nibs. or 1. further term. a very E xcel lent M.dern-built FA MI L HOUSE, handsomely U SH E I), (or the Lessit and Furniture may be treated for , logetherl. The Premises corn prow every StliilOU AccutuetotiatitAt for the irrintotttitz . t.r. cepticti of a Gentetl hardily; are well calculated for a Mein. her of Parliament or Professional Gentleman delightfully situate in the Centre of the Metropolis on the Banks of the Thainos, with a yiew of the Surrey lulls. Particulars of-Mt. herring, Upholder, Fleet•street. IN; orthwich, Cheshire, July 23, DeAR. T At the part:ctrlar tflitest of' Mr. and Mrs. Buck.. As ley, of this place, transmit r the following account ut the wonderful efl4ts your invaluable AntisCorini tic Drop.; have hall on a Daughter of theirs : she is now bdtwixt nine and ten years of age, has ken severely afliie.ied with a must inveterate Scorbutic Eruption, .which pervaded the' whole body, face and . hands not excepted': intpis deplorable situa tionwas the child' a ftl for upwards o 'five years: numerous and va rious were the Medicines piescri!d tor her complaint, but proved inelfeatial, until Mr. Thomas Rhodes, of this Vd l 4 had a' chlist Wilk:led in a similar manner,' who in tlni year 1799 was cured hy.the sole use of your W 0143. Mr. k. recommended Mrs. Buckley to make trial of them, she accordingly applied to me fur a bottle, which was, agreeable ti) yl.tUr , direttions, given to the child,' the of. I.:4ts of, which to eiternal appearance increased the !As. Order, as from the eruptions Issued an almott incredible' quantity of ichorous humour t such was the =lig. laity of her complaint, that the whole 4)1 the akin of hot hands and - teet completely peeled off,;, thq, however, per. severed in'the use of the Urops, but wonderful to relate, before the Child had finished five small bottles, every ap. pearance of tier betere dreadful complaint disappeared, and now, thank God. she enjoys a perted•state of heath and strength. Her Parents, front inotives of humanity to their Fellow.creatures, wish you to publish this, which for the benefit of the *elided, you are at liberty to make what use of you please. Persons wishing ter further infortriation may be satisfied by applying to the Child's Pa. rents, or to Sir, your humble Servant, To Mr. I. Lignuip, Surgeon, mADnocic.. Bridge-street, Manchester. •Irenmonger, &c. North With. . These Props are sold ill moulded square bottles at iza. and 48. 6d..--ono tas. bottle, is equal in quantity to three 4s. 0. ones. They may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr. Lig num's -Dispensary, No. 37, Bridge -street, Manchester; at Howard and Evans's l No. 42, Long-lane, iVost-Sinith held, sole wholesale A gents in London ; and mall, by the following persons: H. Cundell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarke, No. 24, Hormel; Itirdut, No. 33, Whitechapele; leboult and Co. No. tso, Oxford-Street; Knight, Norton Vulgate. Kirk, No. t tg, Cockhill, ltatclia'a ; Mr. Pidding, No.,96, i oxforci-Strect ; Sutton, No. 441, Lang-acre; 'Putt and Bolton, Royal E.xcltange ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; Wade, Old Bond-Street, ,and No. fel, kleet-Strect•; attd . by the principal Venders of -Medicine in every Town in the United Kingdom. , • - From the Honourable and Right Reverend the LOAD SHOP ot CARLISLE, to . Alr. CHING, Apothecary, Cheapsitle,, Loudon. • • 51*, Iheadily embrace . the.npportuntty your Letter af. fords me, of adding niy testimmiy , to that of the Lord Chiet Baron in favour of your._ Wenn Metheine ; my eldest Spn having a few months ago derived very iiiatcrial banetit from the use of it. He had been nrovell for, several Wuks previous to his taking it, appermil pale and emaciated, was languid, and complained frbquently of pains in his•hcad 4 nd side. the Lord Chief Baron, who hAtaccideni.dly seen hint in this state, fortunately recommended . to me the t id Of your Lozenges ; and that no time inight be lost, or any mistak e occur in obtaining the genuine - Medicine, sent me three (loses of it. The tirst or these occasioned a visibly allieridittent, and after the second dose every unpleasant. symptom disap peared, butl judg ed it right to Kivu the th ird, as the- t wo former had agreed -so micairinionly wells Iron that time my Son has been in perfed health, and ' , certainly .tttribiate his Cure wholly to the 014.40 , of the Worm Lozei.igys. I lia 4 re since reetimmended yoUr Lozenges iu several instances, wherein I have the Satisfithon to assure 'ou, • they have. uni.: formlybeen of great service, 4 'ought to rvid, that from the nature of the eMcl produced bydhern in my son-. ; cue, t apprChend his complaints to'have•ariseiv from an obstrtk.tion' between the Stomach" and Viscera. , ram, Sir, your obedient S E ct . v c 4ll ,,i t, it LISLE. Rose Castle., Dee, 7, 1795. Sold wholesale and reialy, by Cling and Butler, Cheapsidc, London; and retail by Ham and Pidding, Oxford -street 1 and most Country nouksellus and Medicine Vcnct:rs in itto Untied Kingdoms, kii P ackets at ss. 6d, and. Its. yl. egA;lt.