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"t o • !IP s , • oft • 4. •...„ c -461. • - 4... 0 Lict9l lA.' t 11 ,4, 444 s. 111 j „ 11, k • , THE NUMBER 3240.] BOROUGH OF BRECON, • At a MEETING o f the RECORDER, ALDERMEN, COMMON COUNCIL, TOWN CLERK, and BUR- C ESSES of the said BOROUGH, held this ad Day of April 1803 ; EDWARD MORAN, Esq. Recorder, in the Chair; RESOLVED Unanimously, That the following dutiful ADDRESS be presented to His MAJESTY, congratulating him on his late providential Escape. TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY; The Humble Address of the Bailif4 Recorder, Aldermen, Common Council, Town Clerk, and Burgesses of the Borough of Brecon ; • Most GRACIOUS SOVZREICN, R e, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the n allitUecorder, Aldermen, Common Council, Town Clerk, and Burgesses o f t h t B oroug h o f Brec o n, beg leave to ofibr our unfeigned and heartfelt Congratulationl on the Detedion • and Defeat of the late daring and atrocious Conspiracy against your Majesty's most sacred Person, and of the trea sonable Attempts ofevil- minded Persons against the existence of that envied Constitution, and of that mild and equitable Government, which your - Majesty's paternal care, under Di. Vine Pr ov idence, has so efreetually secured. May your Majesty long continue to reign over h loyal and tutited People, conscious ofthe Blesfings they enjoy , and , by these grateful Acknowledgements, meriting a continuance of them. Resolved, That Charles Morgan, Esq. Bailiff, and the Members for the Borough and County, be requested to pre. sent the above Address. Resolvedi That the Proceedings of this Day be inserted in Tris Sox and Hereford Papers. ' Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given 'to the Recorder for calling the Meeting, and for Ins ConduCt in the Chair. WI LCIAMS, Town Clerk. WYKAMIST MEETING. THE next MEETING of the NOBLEMEN and G ENT E hIEN educated at either of the two SAI I k dARY-WINTON COLLEGES, will be held at the Crown an t i Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Thursday zBtlt April, 380 3, at Five o'Clock precisely. STIV ARDS, The Marquis of• Bath , Cha. Cockerell, Esq. M.P. Right Rev,the Lord Bishop of josia I)upre Forcher, Gloucester Rev. Henry Tismore Right Hon.Cht. Bram, M.P. Rev. Edw. 'Maltly. Charles Sturt, Esq. M.P. Tickets to be had at the Crown and Anchor. N. B. This Meeting is held annually, on the first Thurs. day in Easter Term. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIXS ANL) GENTLEMEN, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the EAST - INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WEDNESDAY, the i3th or April next, the favour of your Vote anti Interest is requested for the following Gentlemen : THOMAS PARRY, Esq. ikBRAFIAM ROBARTS, Esq. • SIMON FRASER, Esq. CHARLES MILLS, Esq. GEORGE TATEM,,,Esq, Which will very much oblige, tdiptss AND GINTLEMEN, Your most humble Servants, East-India House, March 30, 18a3. Paul Le Mesuricr, john Roberts, Stephen Lushington, facotii3osanquet, lohn Matiship, Francis Baring, Thos. T. Metcalfe, William Bensley, EdWard Parry, _ 1. Smith Binges, • George Smith, Joseph Cotton, G. Woodford Thellusson, Lionell Dalell, Robert Thornton, William Devaynes, William Thornton, Wm. Elphiliston, Sweny Toone, . Charles Grant, john Travers, W. Adair jackson, Steven Williams, Hugh Inglis. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAOII3 AND GE,NTLLMIN ' .HAVING t h e b ongur tit' being recommended to you by the Dircaork of the East India Ccnnpany, as Candidates for the Diredion to be chosen this year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour cif ,your Vote on the day of Eledion, Wednesday, the 13th of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, • SIMON FRASER. East India House, CHARLES MILLS. .March 30, 1803. • ' PARRY. • ABRAHAM KCIIARTS. GEORGE TATEM. • BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, • INSURSTILAN6 AND COLNIIII.L. ANCES against Loss or Ildulage by FIRE continue to be made on Houses, Buildings, Manufadorics, : C 9 ( a l a .and Merchandize, Ships, Vessels, doges, and every Kindel Craft, with their Freight, Cargoes, and'Stores, in any Harbour, River, or on any Navigation, FARMING STOCK, and all other Property, in any riall Of Great Bri tain and Ireland. Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to retied on the Many Calamities occasioned by FI RE ;'and of the dread- Rd. Consequences to many . Individuals : and as Property, in Feneral, has considerably increased in Value, those already Insured should reconsider their Policies, and make such ad 'clition as prudence may suggest. Annual Payments ducat Lady-DaY, must be made within Fifteen Days therefrom, orthe Uenetit of the Policy will be posts but Insurance may be renewed after, without a'New 71) Printed. Proposals and Conditions of Insuranee and a List of the Dire ors, Trustees, &c. may be had Gratis as above, and of the Agents in all the Cities Ind principal Towns:in England, Scotland, and Wales'. - For the convenience of their friends In Ireland, they have wahlibbed an 'olliee in 'Dame. Street,: Riablin,:. where, and of the Agents in the principal Cities and Towns, P roposals arc iaso to he had C.; raw, ROBERT SKELTON, Scc. "NAORGAN and"' SANnERS's • New . Invented .LVI. Imperial Dinin_g Tables and Portable Chairs ; the much-admired Patent Brass-screw Bedsteiuls, Sofa Beds and Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles, upon improved principles, tin the furnishing I louses Complete, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-Street. Strand. The Imperial Dining Tables are allowed to• be the hand- Somest and most complete set of Tables ever yet invented ; elegant Dome Beds, with new-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; newLievented Musquitto Couch Beds for Foreign Climates Mattrasses, and Bedding complete; every Article in the Upholstery anti'Cabinet Branches executed in the best and most M o d ern st il e o f F as hi o n anti Taste and of the choicest Materials and high-finished Worktitansllip, B MOGAN SANDERS, furnishing y Upholsterers and and Cabinet . Makers, N W 16 , and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. bets. ~ , 6 Prevent mistakes, please to notice the Num mint 17. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SO-1.11, Pursuant .to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, by Thomas Morgan; Gentleman, the Person appointed by John Wilmot, F.sq one of the Masters of the said Court , l'or the P urpose, W ith the approbation of the said Master , . at the l arthlrArms, in the Town of Contain the County of Glamorgan, on Saturday the 3oth Day of April. instant, at One o'Clock, EVERAL ESTATES in Monmouthshire, late 1 .1 part of the Estates of THOMAS EDWA R Esq. d e ceased ; and comprised iit Lots 33, 35, 36, 3.7 and 3 8 , of the Particulars. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham bers in Southampton-buildings, London; of Mr. Tancr,tl, Lincoln:4Rn ; and of Mr. Wood, in Cartlift. 7UE SDA Y, APRIL 5, 1803. A DDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS to the LATE DUKE of BE DFORD's STATUE. k• s• 7C 3• • Hon. 'H. Watson' 20 o Mr. H. Westcar, Peck Mr. Gresley . t 1 ham - r a Mr. Penrice - a a Miss Westcar, Crislow a 3 Mr. Evans • t 1 Mr. Wells - a a Mr. TwamleY - a I Mr. Norris - I I Mr. Letctunere ao to Mr. Marshal - a a Herefordshire Agricul- Mr. Cox I a tura! Society, tst Sub- Mr. Holland - a 1 scription - 2.6 5 Mr. Saunders - I a Mr. S. Stone - a a Mr. Flowers - I 1 Mr. P. Stone, • - a a Mr. Chandler, Moreton a a Mr. Stubhins •, - a a Mr. E. Chandler, King- • Mr. Bennett - - a 1 ston . I I . Mr. Watson - a r Mr. Berry - 1 a Mr., Charlton - a a Mr. Lucas - a a Mr. lireeclon - a a Mr. Chapman - a I Mr. Houltbee - a r Right Hun. Lord Bray- Mr. Green - a 1 brooke 16 5 Mr. Wheatley - a j Mr. F. Honeywood 21 o Rev. E. Stanger, a a Mr. Wright • 5 . 5 Mr. Burgess - a a Mr. Cock . - 5 5 Earl of Lauderdale 52 to Mr. Kartwrigh 5 5 Rt Hon. Lord Sheffield ao to Mr. Wakefield - 5 5 Mr. Fuller - ao ao Mr. Ellinan - a 3 'Mr. Thomas - 5 5 Mr. Paulson - a a Sir T. Carr, Knt. a a Mr. Saville - u . a Mr. Stanford - 'Jr 1 Mr. Lc:: - I I Mr. Hampshor - a t Mr. Rankin - a 3 Mr. I. Ellman - a a Mr. liolibs , Z „ Mr. T. Ellman a a Mr. Polley ' S ' ' Mr. Pull , - * t r Mr. Isaacs • - I I Mr. Goringe - a a Mr. J. Patterson, jun. r. a Mr. Hart - a- a Mr. Richt - a a Mr. Graham . a a Mr. Mason - a a Mr. Hick - . I a Mr. Ambrose - a a Duke of Buccleugh 52 to Mr. M. Robinson, jun. 1 1 Sir L. Palk, Bart. 21 o The Rev. S. Tucker i I Mr. livng - to to Mr. S. Tabor 'w. 1 i Mr. Westcar, Creslow 5 5 Mr, Bell - i I Mr. Wootiley - s 5 Mr. Salter , - i 1 Mr. T. Grace, Putlows z 2 Mr. Hawes - i i Mr. Grace, of Denham t i Mr. R. Tabor - t 1 Mr.T.Grace,Risborought a The Berkshire Agricul-: 1 Mr. lames Grace 1 i tural Society so •0 Mr. Dell . - - i t The Duke of Leinster .ah 5 Mr. R. Dell, jun. a 1 Mr. Wilson - 3 3 Mr. Neale I i Essex Agricultural So- Mr. john Neale - i t ciety - 8 7 3 Mr. Hedges - t t Mr. Lucas ... 2 2 Mr. I'. Hedges, jun. t i Farmers Club at Lon- Mr. T. Westear, Wol- don - - 105 u lestbn . I I THREE HUNDRED POUNDS will he given to any Solicitor who can procure a Loan of 16,0301, on a !Mortgage of 'several large Farms of ample yearly Value, at 5 per Cent. and where the Money may remain live or seven sears. This Premium will be given in addition to the regu lar Charges for preparing the Securities. For particulars, apply to 11r. Berridge, No. 9, Szaple-im; London. IN THE EVENT OF ANOTHER WAR. OHN JIURGESS anti SON take this • early opportunity of soliciting the fitvours of their Friends,the . !ricers of His Majesty's Royal Navy and Armv, whom they had the honour of fitting out during the late War. Stores supplied by them,. as Wore, tit for Channel Ser vice, or any Climate, packed upon the,shortest notice. Such Gentlemen as may please to honour them with their Conunissions, may rely upon their attention, both to the quality and packing of every article. • • - .. Warehouse, No. to], corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. PARMASAN CHEESE. JUST' IMPORTED, a large Quantity of extrftnr. Binary fine Parmasan Cheese, which, to the Curious in ihis Article, witl•he tounil well worth their attention . ; also some Neufchatel and Chaptiger Chee se , Ne w Corgana An chovies forSandwiehes, White French Vinegar, French ca. pOot Capers, and New French Olives. To b.: had at John thirgess and son's Warehouse, No. to 7, corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. . , .CAMBRIDGESHIR . E.. . . TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, • By Mr. CHAPMAN, On Wednesday the 4th Day of May ti_Ar, at the Baptist HeadColfee-house, in Chancery-lane, 1-undo 41 • 1.7 A... “1 &Cluck, • rT I HE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD. 111.1RY-HA1.1., containing in the whole 1,368 .V;res. The Estate is very' compael, and situate m the 'Parish of Gamlingay, two Miles • from Potion, six front seventeen from Cambridge, fifty . from London, 'and tour from G irford-Bridge, on the Great North Road, frow%vbenec the RiverOuse is nNvig.ible to Lynn; The Mansion-house and (Mites are. in -k!Ornplete repair, anti fit for the. immediate reception of a Family.._ The Soil round the Mansion-house is retuarr . .ably dry and healthy, anti the Turf is as goOdltaarty Race Ground ; the Garden is esteemed equal to any in the iiingtium for its Fruit. The Woods, which are in hand, and at 14esirahle distance front the l‘lansionehouse, are good'sltelter for Game, of vltieir there is a variety on the Manor. P art i c ulars may be had atter 'the teth of April at' the Chambers of Mr. Gi .hatn, No. 6, Lincoins-inu ; SY W. and I„ Black, Middle Temple at the princilial tuns at Pot ton;. the Cock at Eaton.; the Wheat-sheaf, AleontkUry.hill ; the Fountain, at Huntingdon; the Ram, at Newtnarket ; and of Mr. Chapman, at the Baptist Head Cotlee.:house, Chance‘y-lane, • . ESTATES in CAR NETH NARVO SHIRE. RE IRE and MERIO •• . . ESTATES.in the COUNTY of M RIONETIL TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A At Mrs. Roberts' , Penmorva, On T uesday the loth o f iso3, at Three o'Clock in the At tetnoon, OUNDRY FREEHOLD ESTATES, & - •c the Property of tne late Rev. RICHARD 01V EN, (,) f Beam miunis, viz the Freehold Farm 'of Ty Obry, - in the, Parish of Llanroilten, in the County of Merioncth containing 19; Acres ()Mich Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land, lett to the Rev, john Morris, as Tenant at the clear 'yearly. Rent of 901. Also."' the Freehold Farm of Cue Caennl , in the Parish of Llansihangel, in the • County of Merioneth, containing 86 Acres, lett to David Lewis and William Clittiths, as Te nants at Will, at the clear Rent 01261. per annum. ESTATES in the COUNTY of CARNARVON. TO BE SOLD . BY AUCTION, At Mr. Rous's, the Harp Inn, in Conway, on Thursday the lath of May; tBe3, at Three o'Cloc.k. in the Afternoon, SUNDRY FREEHOLD FARMS, in ihc. Pa rishes of Aber and I.lanfairfechan, in the County of Carnal . - von, lett to Tenants at Will, viz. , • ll'odsillon, 163 A. at 601. per ann. G 'anymore and Meadows, 16 A. z R. A P. at 181. pet ann. Penralt, 14 A. i R. 25 P. at 61. per aim. Afaesgair, 4o A. 2 R. 291'. at 151. per ann. • %Verngoch, lo A . 341' . . at 61. per ann. Hengae, 24 A. t P. at iol. per ann. • Also, the Impropriate Ty the in the Parish of Eglwys. rhos, lett to Sundries, at 2521. per ann. with the Glebe House and Lands of Eglwysritos atoresaid, containing about 33 Acres of very rich Arable and Meadow Land, in the pre. sent occupation of Robert Jones, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly . Rent of 421. All w hich Estates are very much underlett, and capable of, great lniprovements, and will be SOld in separate Parcels. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Hugh Ellis, Esq. Carnarvon ; or Mr. feichari Maurice Owen, Liverpool. :. IL To the Demesne of Ty Obry, and Bodsilvn, is a valuableitight of Common and Marsh Lztid, whia may be embanked and inclosed at a small expense. DR. CARNETrs ORPII.3N CHILDREN. . . From the Press of the Royal Institution, and dedicated, by permissiOn, to the Ri4lit Hon. and.lion. the Alantigei . s of that Corporation, will be speedily published, in a haii4 some Quarto Volume, COURSE of LECTURES' tin ZOONOMI A ; Ll. or; - 1 4 he LAWS of ANIMAL LIFE. • By the late T. GARNET ' • M..D. &c.. Amount of Subscriptions received 977 5 to Subscribers whose Subscriptions are - not - paid in 593 17 O.' • 1571 2 10 Dedua Expences incurred for Paper and Print= ing, an 3 for Advertisenients'and other neces- 671 zto sary and probable future Expences, - • - . . k. 900. 0 0 The Committee entreat a continuance of the . Subserip, tions, and rely azenetous Public will consider the Sum of 9,01. when placed out at I litaest, to be very inadequate to the providing an humble independence for these defencelesS Orphans, and to maintain and educate, - t )mmo a long Mi. nortty, the Infant Children of the late Dr. Garnett, who devnted the whole exertions of his life to the general diffusion of K n owledge, the I mprovem.sit of useful A rn, and the promotion of Sozial flappiness,;and who; unfortunately for his Orphans, contrazted a -fever in the gratuitous ext %Ise. of his ProfesSion, which at once deprived tiniin.•..of all their hopes, end lettthetn delloOent on the. Public to:relieve the -Dd.a.ess which they are too:young . to feel it, .tlt ittt extent. . The lowest SubScription tor o:'Coliy of the Wolk has been filed at One Guinea, tile pOce which the Booksellers usualle charm for Works of the santeeitent and excellence ; intend ing by this meats to afford a r t opportunity to Subscribers to possess this useful and interesting Work, at t tte.amount of its actual value, or of extending their Subscripti.us, as a ther testimony of own benevolence, and Inc merits and • virtues of the Atithir. •• The- Life, and a Pottraita Dr. Garnett, engraved by an eminent Artist, under the - iuunediatec tiredion of Mr. Josiah Boyden, will be published with the Work, as will. also a complete List of the Subscribers. Subscriptions are received at the following Banking-houses in London, Mess. Bosanquet, Coutts..Edwards,l4ankcy, Hoares, Ransoms, and Pybus ; at the Bar 01 . 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Legislature, and also to bring tb , rug umkr Ibex , said Commission to a conclusien, as SPltilib' as C ircliMital.'ret 4-'4ll 41101 U Do kelt?, y call uton the 1191ies Politic, a*/ Corponteo i Pfle I ndividual., ccospraindediviitia she afit jescriptiont, ro evisk fin . ward with sitch Sales as thu.• may, nzsisS to t 4 ,: said I.()R DS COMMISSIONERS, to be approved and c.n. wed ; o S with that view, Give this Public Notice, that constimi atteudama is given at thar qifice, No. 24, Parlia inent...a,eet, Iv4ere it is recommended to all Persons concerned, to at-p?y ix the,first instance, for infoisttatiox and atsistance. AUCKLAND, GLENBERVIE. By Order id the Board, WILLIAIIf YOUNG, Sec. E.4ST INDIA lIOUS.E,. ;Agent 11, Iso2. E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS y.ENG. LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give '• That it is their intention to receii:e applications, on or before 3oth September, from ,the Merchants wanting Tonnagc fir tie i;xpori of Good, to India, fir such Gords which are to he Skip. fed in the ensuing Quarter;.and os or before tbc 31;1 December, 3 March, and pit) "'elle, far such Goods the Merchants are. &drums of Shipping in eaclrQuarter, following such dater ; and that it it their intention also to formish.Tonnage a'y errantly of .iladeira Wine which rthly be required by Papas willing to ship tbp same for India, sePon similar akplications. Particulars V the Rates of Freight, fle. for the lirit Shilis of the Season, are to he seen In the Office of the Clerk to the Committee WILLI 4 111 124 MSA Y. Sec. In the Press, TINDICL ECCLESIA ANGLICANA in v which sortie of the false Reasonings, incorrect. State. ments, and palpable MisrepreSentations, contained in the •Publication entitled " The True Churchman ascertained, by John Overton, A. 13 " are pointed out. By thQ Rev. CHARLES DAURENF.Y, Author P f the Guide to the Church, &c. _ . Printed for F. an,l L. Itivington, St. PatiPs'eltireh-yard. SA LE of LANDS in the CQUN of 11tORA'9•. - - To he Sold by Public Auction, within the Royal Exchange Collie-flouse, Edinburgh, on Wedntsday trie sith May next, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, it not previously Disposed ut by Private Bargain, •ALL an I Whole the •Luulk., anti Port BU RC l AD. Village,he romantic appearance and local advantages of this Property are well known. It lies On the Murray Frith, almost directly opposite the Frith of C roil:arty, and from its own situation, and that of the sur. rounding shores. mi•i,ht be renderid one of the most comma clious ant site liarbouri on the Northern Coast of Scotland, From Sin . ...eys and Estimates, which have been recently made, the !harbour might be completed at a small expth6t, and from its being Placed at an .equal distance from, and within six miles of each of the thriving towns of Elgin and Forms, it must naturally become the Sea-port of both these plaCes. Should the projected Canal from the Murray Frith to the Vilest Coast of Scotland take place, it would necessa rily add greatly to the value of this Property by the increase or Trade, and great resort of Shipping to that Coast. UpOrt the Property there is a valuable Quarry of Freestone, capable of being convertedlo every purpose, , and affording excellent Materials for carrying on the necessary operations von the 11:irb3ur. 'The Village and Ground contain Thirty-two ..Scotch:Acres.. There are presently about eighty families in . it. and-the demand for the accommodation of others is con. stant and increasing.. For some years past, Ship-and Pleat building have been carried on there to a considerable extent, and tieing situated in a cheap, populous, and lett de Country. a variety of Manufieturcs and Trade might undertaken and prosecuted with success. In short, a snore eligible Pur. chaiellir a ManufadUrer or Merchant seldom occurs. ,Application for a Purchasehy . Private Bargain may in the mean timt be made to the Proprietor, Sir Archibald Dunbar. Hart. by ElAin; Archibald Dunbar, S. ; Mr. Donaldson .4. Smith, fat or, at Gordonston, by •Elgin; or •Mr. Sputtis woode. Sackville-street, London; any of whom will give every law in.ition as to,particulars. D O.IOOM, or WHITE CEPHALIC SNUFF', prepared wholly from salubrious English Plants : in most Complaints of ,the Head, particularly the - common Head Ach, it seldom fails giving immediate Me, and, if persisted in, prevents returns. No sooner is it taken than its, eifetts are telt, by warming the Nervous System,- relieves Lc' ne,-;s of Spirits, Fits of every kind, .Nervous Dis , irders, Ciddineis, Faintness, swimming of the Head,• Lethargies, Dmwsiness, Loss of Memory, and Paralytic Complaints : in Dirtiness of the Eyes, and Deafness, there have been imiu 'merable instances ot its great efficacy. The injury Common Snutidoes to the Head and Stomach may, in a great degree, be pieyented, by..mixing it with a little of this White Smill; itcorre:ts find Air, thereby prevents the taking of ititi!ctiolii Diseases. Price 25..3d. the Bottle, Duty included. Messrs. Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard, London, are appointed the only Whalet - de Venders, and may be had Retail of the fol lowing Venders of eaten( Medicines: Moore, No. is, Oreat Russel-street, Covent-garden ; Stringer, No. 4, and Withers, No. 229, Strand ; Keith and Co. No. 30, Haymarket ; Wade, No. 13, Old bond -street, and No. 16? Fleet-street ; Wad, No. '324, unit Pearsal, No. 2,3 1, Holb i orn; Green, No. t;:, Oxford-street; and of most Venders in the United Kingdoms. For CHILBLAINS, RHELIMATISNIS, BRUISES„&c. Dr. STEE RS's OPODELDOC. ••' . THIS Medicine has bee n lo ng acknowl ed ged to be superior to every preparation of the kind in• the Cure of Brinses e Sprains, Rheuinatisms, Cramps, Nurnhnes3 and Stillness of the Joints, and other externat ComplaintS, as well - as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic State. .lt is also particularly serviceable for Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm. • On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opotleidoc is psted. a Stamp, in which are engraved these werds, " N. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's." Ali others hre•counterfeit. • Sold - only by F. Newbery, at the Warehouse for Or. lame - es Powder., No. 45, in St. Paul's Chureli-yard, a tov doors, min the corner or .t.tieapside, London ; Riad, by His appointment, by 'MCSSTS. jeboult and Cu. No. iso, and J. Pidding, No, 76, Oxiont-street ; I. Wade, Old Ilond-stivet ; ,Bayley and Co. ,Cockspur-strim ; J. Wards - Al.:1,1;e- rt.isv Holborn; T. Tort, Royal Exchange; and W. CLike, rough, High-street. Price as. 6d. pet Bottle, includitig the Stamp, or Silt for kis. kl t : •