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. • fr„7.44\:7 4 'l:9'rt? 5 . 4 t. S T ~ / • ~ . • z s , ro 41. ••1 . • ' 41 04 T 4°• cl • sr! , •tr , • ;,4 plc! t'st. tiZitA T I Clock it', ‘,t; Hu t:ttieq . Of noNt itie: n, ktbn he: L. ,1s Will ap r),e'Atit- trio rab., a?':,~ TwelJe, i)l4:o4:Lit oil- tipt,n' !“:11 ;,g. for t of the wilt tr: attil t I Fritt- to Mt. c. 4414. r.;.i...../.. OAK 0001 t and I.P 411, ,Vett niVol ri tki3 Grni /ABER 3232.] • -THEATRE-ROYAL, DRU.RY-LANE. TO. -MORROW EVENING, J an. 28, 1803, • will be performed, RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. ' WROUGHTON ; KAng Richard by a GENTLEMAN, (Beihg his id Appearance on any Stage) .0 nke of 41 ticsii;gharn, Mr. RAYMON D bnke of No r f o lk , M r. H OLLAND ; - Earl of R.;chniond, Mr. C, KEMBLE. Queen 13 lizabeth, Mrs . POWELL - Duche ss of York, Miss T IDS WE L L i ; Lady Anne, Mrs. GLOVER. WITH LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN'S HOLIDAY. ' Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE' ; Nago. (the Maiician) Mr. DE CAMP Pantaloon, Mr. MALL ; Scaramouch, Mr. GI BBON; Cipsey King, Mr. COLLINS; Tychov(tile Clown) Mr: It IMALDI ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE ; The Sprite Miss TYRE R ; • 4 Ursula, ( t h e Dwar f Master-BLANCHARD; Intik: Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND. The. Vocal Principal Parts by 'mar. COoKt Miss TY RI:. R, Miss MENAGE, Miss TUCKS. • Principal Dancers. Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE, Miss. DOUGLAS. The Public are most respectfully informed. that the New Pantomime of Love and Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, will be repeated every evening till further notice. HOn ho Saturday next will be produced a new Comedy, called ear tl T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW' EVENING, Jan. 28, 'lBO3, w be , THE MAN ill OF performed THE WORLD. Sir Pertinax Macsycopliant,' Mr. COOKE ; Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WADDY ; Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON ; Melville, Mr. CORY ; And Egerton, Mr. SI !MONS. petty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Constantia Mr. H. SI DDONS ; An d Lady Rodolpha Lumbersourt, Mrs. FL I OHNSTON: WITH HARLEQUIN's HABEAS ; Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime Charkiers.‘ Harlequin, Mr. Bo LOGNA, j un . Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; 9tiang Master ENAGE folm Doe, Father to Columbine, Nl Mr. L. BOLOGNA ;, Richard Roe, Columbine'S Lover,' Mr. K LAN ERT Loung,..r, Mr. KING ; Columbine (daughter to lobo Doe), Mrs. WYBROW ; _ • Genius of Enchantment, Mr. OAKLEY. On Saturday, Family Quarrels. The Young Gentlegiati who performed Othello on Mon dtp tvith the greatest applause of a Most splendid and over.. flowing Theatre, ivili re peat that Charaaer on Monday next, With the new Pantomime.. A Young Gentleman yvill, on Wudnesday nest, perform the Character of Hamlet, for the first time. ------ . A GENTLEMAN of Respeaability is willing to give any Nobleman or Gentleman a THOUSAND , POUNDS, who woutd'peocure theAd vert i sera PEßM A. Advertis era PERMA NENT SITUATION in one of the PUBLIC OFFICES. The utmost secrety may ye depended on, and Letters dired edto H. G. to be left at the her of Millington's Hotel, "S:l4l2,ltorn, Will be attend#l to., TO BE LE - Ivr. Cornpletely Furnished, for the Ternarof Two TINF Years, • Iii!: CAPITAL MANS . ION:HOT:1SE of GAT? COMBE, in the Isle of Wight, situate about three stiles horn the Town of New Stabling, port, with C o4ch - houseb. C;ardens, and every other Requisite for a large Fa. roily, and with or "without Eleven Acres of Meadow Land isle or Nliculars, inquire or Messrs. Clarkee and Sewell, of'lVight ; or M essrs . Saticiys and Horton, Crane-court,lcet-stteet. TO BE SOLD, THE NEXT PRESEN TATION tsubjeet to a we.,. Contingency) of a V a l ua b le LIVING in the sle o'At. The present I ncum b ent aged about Forty-five l Years The Parsonage-House, consists of a large Hall, Dining.. h, Drawi n g- room, Studies, Musie-room, Capital Bed umbers, Underground Cellars, Spacious Kitchen, and Offices, dec. For particulars, inquire of Messrs. Clarkcs and Sewell, is Wight l ; or ot Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Crane. Ccurt, 'Flect-street. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Mt : TO BE S 411) BY AUCTI ON, the Bear inn, at Cowbridge, on Tuesday the Bth Day of February 'So.?, at 'Phreeo'Clock in the Afternoon; 1.1. that Neat and Commodious MANSION, v% 0 - moSE, • late in the: occupation of, ramcs O'Brien, urJlwitlisuitableattiiched Offices, go6d Brckvbiito, B , Arn, ~,inable, and Coach.liouse detached,• a good vsaik.ci Gard4nt a V' t l; l .st) atiti sundry parcels nt Land, now in the tenure of -4r : to z van"beere, Vary Morga n , Widow, and lohn.W i lli am , mprisiii 4. 23 A. i. R. 4 P of extremely rich. sou n d, P a - AYllre and Nl ea d ow L a int, whereof about Seven Acres are Va. V.able Orchard, lying tornpad witifin a Ring Fence, at the 14 ge of Lanblet Mau, within four Miles df the Sea, and one f I'; Cowbrit;e, au excellent Market and Post Town. The i'rni".itS, which are partly rreehold, and partly Customary. n ro o % lil of Ii thoritance, are be.llU ti till ly ornamented with I ledge. tey yimber, well watered, and in part bounded by an ex. b llpt Prom Stream. Coals are reasonable; and the Neigh. v °IlY 4/(4 r ye g and the Place on the whole; forms a e2:Jl,cs.!reabeitesidence for a Genteel Family. • Lot s ' 1 . 1)0 4.t 76 Acres ,>l valuable Pasture Lands,'in Sundry ii, ying mostly with' King Fence, and at a short dist iincerwtirztiniiiec:tbourive Pre m ises, all ell Yaterc d) and ab oun d. FOr a vi % Hof e. L W the Premiscs,.apply to Edward R obert , . imernsaker e M c ' • - --* - o Wbridge ; • and lor further 'Particulars, . to . 4 sr ' „Llewellyn and Morgait, Attorriies, Neath." _ M . ~,,, YVOI3, MONTGOMERYSHIRE. T ~_•.. STO I 'd'. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. vNDR.Y- Valuable FREEHOLD • FARMS and Z,, LAND, situate in and adjoining to the fertile Vales of IY,i_rj,4l:td Cuilstield,_,in theCotuity of Montgomery ; in the lit:,,wl g Lots r'* .is 1 . tr FARM in the Occupation of SarrHuel-V.al,'. ti!"t.‘”airtiug 33,s Acres or thereahoutt, called , DY FF FINN . M, in the Vale Of Myfod, held under.a• Lease which t„'lti.Years C.) run•frOM - Lady-day, iSos. The Onildings are pu f t Reptir, midst. be kept an d left Si) b y . the Tenant. the L" p art 2. - ik FARM, .M the occupatio n of John Jones. ni h of M.yfod, containing tfii , Aetes, as Tenant at % ;11. i„' I: " 3. : A f A Rkl, . in ' the - .Varts4 of. C uiisficld, . contaiti ::4 tia - .Urea, held by iolin Whittingham, nuder Lease de- . '-", _miable at LdY:.(l4, 1.3:, 'on iix Months . Notice. , ta .r. , t 4. A 'FA KM, :in the s4itt Parish .of •Guilstiehi s con :1-41.N-28 Acres, hci(l..i)y.lohn I'M'S 'as Tenant at %Val. : • afir} Ca Farms are very.improvta ' ble, the Lands in each_ ii teconT,Thriitntly wgether, kid.ih e yh ave a Right of Crt- Voi - l i P f * extensive Waste Lands adjoining. 'tile Rivet; , thintew rims through the . Nlstbd Estate. The tlonses,ttpT • stitin..Z l . lo le are •in good Repatrond there is Timber on, the' ,T[7-nt Lots Indic than sufficient to keep titer so.- AI r. Pill-tit:oafs may - be. hid. by Application to A i tr., i it; ',At i '!'ws, of Sheldet ton ; "or .:vlests„ i'clact . tun a 0 %.,?!. P. ' 1 In Sltteslntry., . . • IIICIRS DA Y, JANUARY 27, 1833. THE OLD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Properly so called, because the Capital Prizes ate not ap pointed to be drawn at any stated 7fimes:but are lett en tirely to the Chance of the Wheel, agreeably to the old Mode of Drawing. Begins Drawing on lVfOriday, April 4, tgoi. TH E TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The Money for, the Prizes paid on demand by HORNSBY, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old-established State Lottery- Office, (licensed -pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No. a 6, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London : also in every Town in the Kingdom. The Scheme contains four Prizes of 20,0001. which is a much larger proportion of Capitals than was ever known be fore. The lowest Prize is Twenty Pounds, an arrangement which has ever received public approbation. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. )YEW LO rif ON OLD AND GENUINg PRINCLPLEB or CHANCE. Q POPE (C.ortier 01 the Royal Exchange, close L. 71, by the Bank), convinced of the real importance of an e.l)preaching New" Lottery, solicits the attention of the Public tc its peekiliar anti tllStiOgrtialltd utetitc. . It is an obvious principle that every occurrence of a Lot ter), ought to be founded on the natural result utinera C it A NCE. Affixing the fate of Great Prizes to a peremptory moment of Drawing (as has of late been the fashion), manifestly subverts this principle. It has, therefore, been properly and justly schemed in the ensuing Lottery, that every Capital Prize shall be afloat in the mazy Wheel of Fortune. By this means it is in the . power of free wischackled Chance, in one Pay's Drawing—ln ,an Hour —nay, in a FEW filisitrEs, to present the Holder of a parcel of rickets (and in proportion of Shares) with the 'immense Sum of up wards of ONE - HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS ! ' The next consideration, no less important than novel, is, . that contrary to the system of all former Lotteries, the First rate Prizes are more numerous than those Capitals of a lesser description. A view of the subsequent Scheme instantly de.. monstrates it. The wisdom of this construction is evident, from reflecting that the great object of Speculation to Ad venturers in general are the PRIZES of the first magnitude. In Schemes of L otteries 'for several Years last past, the smallest Prize would not repay the first cost of die Ticket ,• whereas, in the ensuing Lottery, the LOWEST Prize will produce (according to the present Price) above Two Pounds ?nor I r to early Purchasers. The depending LOTTERY commences at a`Season of the Year when Money most abundant in circulation, and at which period it has frequently been experienced that Lotte ries, consisting of 60,0c0 Tickets, have rapidly been disposed of. In the present one there are only 44,000 N timbers. That . the whole, for the foregoing reasons, will be actively bought up before-the commencement of the Drawing, cannot admit of .a doubt ;, a proAtelsive' enhanceritent, therefore, of the Price of 'rickets Must ne , .•asarity hy the result, a considera tion that strongly urges also an *Aar.? 'OK erinsE. • SCHEME. 4 of Z•20,o00 ,is ,C. 110,000 of,C. 1,000 iS ,C. 5,000 3 --- t 0,0 60 •-- 30,000 30 -- lea 3, 0 0 0 3-- 5,000 Is,ooo 60 -- 5o -- 3.000 3 -- 2,000 6,000 12,500 -- • 20 250,e00 Commences Drawing, on the 4th of APRIL next. S. POPE, deeply sensible of ,the, great encouragement • (liberal beyond example) which he has experienced from his: Friends and the Public ,to general, takes the earliest oppor tunity of grab...fully acknoWledging it, and to solicit the con ooTflriNeFoTiocti o Ct rst.o l t or' Corner a rs, n ua t iet l tinuance tale Patronage which it is his greatest pride to boast. Sal-IndA RileEliSvearryeireaft,isinicoopßioTutiVsaArile.tEy the .Royal Exchange, close by the Ban/ of E ne taw!. 1 pREGN AN I' LADIES, whose sittiatioris require a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with ~,,io; . ,Aparttnealt aernekiirli .c. tholr carcilinstimeg Where Nu. ' frr-' WM' g'ott(r' itOrltlig 4,' ta 0 ~ :Yr.. ' vlOt i ttir r" . tit s te)V:111,111::; . Of+ reputation wi ll nui, On any !&,51,,5, he lreate4 wtit, Apply to Mr. White, Surgeon, No. z, London-Flottse. Yard, St.. Paul' s Chureyartl; .6r Mrs. White, Midwife, where may be had, thd Restorative -Salo Pill at il. as. per bux, a certain and efiedual remedy to remove all Obstruc tions and Irregularities.— LetterS (post-paid) attended to. AMERICA. MY E RS and PHI LIPS, No. us, Water -street, City a nd State of New-York, in North America, Auttioneers and Brokers, duly appointed and commissioned by Law, for the City aforesaid, MAKE a 'Tender of their Services to the .Marai tatturcrs and Merchants of Europe, in the Commis skin Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other Con venience is prepared for the reception of Goods, 'WareS and Merchandise consi gne d to t h e i r Address, fOr either Public or Private Sale. fl They Purchase and Ship all kinds of _American and West-India Produce on OrderS. From several years experience in the above li ne of. Busi ness, those who favour them with their Commands will find them solicitous to promote the interest of their Employers. Tor CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES 41cc. Dr. STEERS's 'OPODELPOC. , ' T ilts Medicine . hai b een long ' acknowledged to be superior to every preparation of ttte kind in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatisnis, Cramps, Numbness and Ssillhess . of the joints,, and other external CoMplaints, as well' as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when Ma Paralytic State. It is also particularly serviceable for Chilblains ; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm. • oil the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodelttoc is pasted a Stamp, in Which . are engraved these words, ,‘ F. Newbery, No. 45, St, Paul's." All others a re counterfeit. • Sold only. by I , 'Newbery, at the Warehouse for . Dr. jaine3's Powder, No. .45, in St. Paul's Church - y ard, a few doors tram the.corner or Cheapside, London ; and, by his appointn:ent, by Messrs. rclilt and Co. No. iso, and h. Pickling, No. 76, Oxfor.l.strect ; I. Wade, Old Bond-street; Bayley and Co. Cockspur.stNct ; J. Ward. Middle-row Holborn.; Tuft, Reyal•Exchange • and W. Clarke, Bo rough, High-street. Price -as. 6d. per ' Bottle, including the Stamp, or Six ter r3s. 6d. DANG iißtl t..iS r COMP LA'IN'IS Another it . .cOntestible Proof of the Efficacy of Mr. Lignurn's PILLS, recommended to the notice of the aftlie‘cd : • To Mr. Lictvnat, at his Dispensary, Manctiester. Dear Sir, rrHE following Account of my Case will, ',trust, be a convincing proof of the infallibility of your Pills Thfough inattention and negligence, my complaint .became so alarming, that I applied to a Snrgeon in the vicinity for advice, who treated Inc uirsuccessfully• for some time, and at length informed me that my case was.desperate owing to My notapplying tier medical apt sooner: in this d ereadful situa tion, a friend of inine +cc:unintended the use of yoUr Pills, which, after taking two bozcS, so far recovered me, that my acquaintance were astonished.at my spcedy recovery, and in a month more, in the end of June,' I was well enough to go to Harwich, for the benefit of sea-bathing, 'to re-establish my nervous system, which front my long confinement had suflered much.--1 live at Norwich, whittler I shall return in about a fortnight, perfettly restored to my former state of health.--I beg you will inform the world at largC of this my cure, that the diseased part,of the burnan• race may reap the , benctit of your skill; and to the 'incredulous you may shew this letter, and the name of, Dear Sir, ' Your obedient humble Servant, Ipswich, Aug. is, 1796.. THOMAS Kilt EAKS. 'ltiese Pills are sold at zs. sid. the Box, wholesale and re tail. by Mr. Lignum, tit his Dispensary, ManChester,' and at . Howard and'Evans's, No. 4z, Long-lane, Weiti-Snitiliticld, sOle wholesale agents in London ; and tefail it* follow— ing persons: Lundell, No. 47, Minuries ; W. Clark,• . No. 249, Borough; fordan,'No, 33, Whitechapel ; leboult, • No. tio, Oxtord-strict; Sutton, No:. t, ,Long-acrd; Wade, Old Bontl-street,` and. 163, Fleet -street 'rutt, and Bolton, Royal 'Exchange; Knight, NOrton Falgate ; Ward, No. 324, !Whom ; and by the principal VtilKias of Itiviiclust every TOWn in the Uniteci Kingdom, TO THE ADMIRERS, OIL SHAKESPEARE AND FINE PRINTING. • This Day was published, No. T. Containing Thal EMPEST, and No. IL contain ing The TWO GENTLEMEN of VERONA, of S HAKESPEARE's PLAYS, minted by BENs L ri and ornamented with Cuts engraved on Wood by Mr. c.. Nesbit, after Designs by Mr. Thurston. Price is. 6d. each Number, printed on tine wove Derry mud hot-pressed, and 3s. per Number, on extra wove Royal and hot-pressed, with Proof Impressions of the Cuts. No. 111. Containing The MERRY WIVES of WII4M SUR, will be published on Monday January 3 ist, and the Numbers continue to appear regularly every fortnight.. London : Printed for Wynne and Scholey, No. 45, andiames Wallis, No '46, Paternoster-row, and sold by all other book sellers, Stationers and Newsmen i n the United Kingdom. IF.* The Public are respectfully informed; that the above .Edition is printed on a Type very . legible,.and suitable to the .vision of every one. The Proprietors having received such unexampled encouragement in the sale of their first Number, that they have beets induced, at the solicitation of several Subscribers, to print at the conclusion of the Work zi de. tAched Volume, containing a Collation of the most valuable Notes by the various Commentators,. which, will be at the op lion of the :subscribers to purchase or reject. .. On the est of Fehruuy. will he published, In Three:Volumes...Duodecimo, : prici iss. 'in boiird, Two Parts in a Volume, as in the. Original Mirk, J)ELPHINE; a Novel. Tr,iobLiterl from. the French of MA DAME OF STA L. HO LSTL N. "•A tnan should be . capable of braving the opinion of the -world ;`a woimin inuit submit to it."--Marlaine NsekLa.. Printed .for G. and J. It obinson, - .Paternoster.row. • The following highly celebrated Articles are to be had of the under-mentioned Agents for the Circuit of this Paper. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, • , DE is ..the, most elegant and A - 16CA. cious Medicine ever yet discovered tier Nervous' Dios' eases and shattered Cianstitutions, Consumptione, Weakness of Sight or Memory, Hypochondria,Tremblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility,' Stogiaeh and Bowel Complaints, and alt other Diseases arising froth a- relaxed state of the Nervous System.. Awl as-various disorders of the human frame sire •,:brought. on by dissipation in youth; and the gross violation of those rules which pititicheedielates for the preservation of health, and laying a foundation for a long and, happy.life with a firm and strung constitution. Dr. S o l omon of liver. pool, recommends his Cordial Wilm.of Gilead, which has been administered in Nervous - Complaints - with uncommon .in.Stec ss; Asthmas„ Cousuinprions. alatnience,• Relaxa. bon, Obstrudions orißilious Disorders it stands ,pre-crui s neat ;, its elfeets are pleasirigly quiCk, c e r t a i n • an d The Balm of Gilead instantaneously relieves Spasets in the Side, .Bre.ast, and intestines, di Ulises a genial Warintli s und. prevents cramps and ranntiness e in or after healing ,in spring or sea-water. Ladies of a cold;acrid,' or bilious habit. of body, at&eted with Languor, Head-ache or Hysterical feelions, canoot have recourse to• a more salutary Remedy than the Cordial Bairn of Gilead. To Gentlemen. from the Easter West Indies, the Student from. Public Seminaries - , or those whose occupations require a sedentary life, are per'., ticularly addressed by Dr. : Solomon, whose Cordial Balni 6r Gilead has etrecied such wonderful .Cures in rases of debility, originating • from heat of climate, ,or relaxations - from venile indiscretions, and the etri..als of intense applicaribn to study or buSiness. Also the Anti-Impetigines, the long sought for Remedy' fOr all stages of the Venereal Disease, when mercury& an. tithouy, .nis.rOus acid. and other Medicines so rashionable' 'of late, prove, abortive. The Anti- I itipetigineS being founded on a chemical and philosophical basis, proves of the Ezhest utility in all .cases of " depraved habit with a:fee. si o o s oldie skin," hence its efficacy in cases of Scurvy,..Scro._ as hence by its sir iVell "r ae in the confirmed Lues, aid' jr ei;o l ; e tLs e t;t hr Vi rt ri . lt rivx, aut. zca of the or tine deleterious preparations of ruetr.ury,,,.sorimo u y; • Or aqua fortis. Each! .of thvsc Medicines arc Hii-If-aG Owe a Boltle, and the-Family Bottles with the quantity of four, Thirty-three Shillings only ? by which there is a saving of Nine Shillings, Stamp Duty included. Likewise tor Pimples, Blotches, Freckles,- Ringworms, Blackwerms, Carbuncles, &c. &c. The greatest clearer and • beautifier of-the Face is undoubtedly. Seilomon's Abstergent Lotion, and removes all Disoniers of the Skin.---Pints 4s. bd. Half-pints es. nd. 'lt is the must elegant, fragrant, mild; sate and valuable Liquid or Wash for Seotbutic and other Erup. tines of the Face and Skin.' It gently restores the Skin . to a de. gree of fairness and purity, beyond thepowers of ciescription. Ladies may rely that it renders . the Skin fair„delicate, and movies every kind of stain, taxi; sun-burn. and ail those • tree. kles which long illness and • fatigue gCtternity.. 'prc4uce : ,to short, it is the only Cosmetic a Lady can use-at her Toilette, with ease, comfort and safety, or a Geoileimiii . have recourse • to, when shaving is become ;a dreadful operation by an crap. tive dismse on the_face. -.1 Just published, at 35. only, an entire Ncw Edition of . Solonion'S Guide to Health; or Advice to both Sexes, „in Nervous and Consumptive Complaints, as well as Moonier; liable to be imprudently contracted by- Youth., Ctmtainiug , an Essay on: the Venereal Disease, ,G Seininal IYeakness, and Female•Complaints, , ota private nature ; an.Addressto - Parents and Gnarilinns; Tutors, .and . those who have the care and education of youth, with a variety tit outheinic 414eis never before inserted in any Edition of Solomon's Guide to Health. •: • As Dr. SOLOI4ION's practice is now become so great and extensive, and_his constant cugagements require a considera . ble portion of his time and attendance,' he expects, when consulted, the usual cornpliment of a Guinea; but all . writ ten Cases, or Letters of Advice, and unaccompanied with an order for .Medicine anti Remittance, to be antwe.red at. liiS leisure, are required to inclose only flalf-a.Guiriea: Such Letters should, for salety,_ be thrls directed—"'Money Let ter, 1)r. Soloinoii,, Solornoil's.place, Brownlow.stree.t, Li. verpoot ; paid double postage."-- Letters nay be ordered to be addressed for X . Z. or A.B. at the Post:oilier, till called for. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two. Guineas. The Cordial; Beetle of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Hal f.- a-G uinra each ; there are also bottles price 335.. (.4ntaining eqiial to four Bottles at los. bd. by Which the Patient saves 9s. including also the Duty ; the Stamp of which hears the Proprietor's. Name and Address `" Samuel Solomon, •Liver pool 3 " to imitate which, is fel ony' N.'1.1. 1t is necessary to observe, that the Postage 'of ail Letters whatever,nnust be paid. • The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Tiupetigines, and'Ab.. Dumont Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are .; Sold by Remnant, Ilamburgh ; ' R. Bach, Peter-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. A, Strand, London ; and 10 . , ' ; Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, t;regory ; 130:, roinghain, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Biantiford, Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; •Clieltenharn, Sel. don ; Cambridge, Hodgson 4. Coventry, Rollason ; Co rltcs ter, K,eymeri Canterbury, Siiinnons ; ; Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clarhar."4 - . Chester, Pool and Son ; - Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester„Smith; Chippcnham, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7 . , Exchange. court; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington ; Purer, Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Ri;se ; Dartmouth. Jackson ; Edinbureli k , Smith. North• Bridge ; Exeter, Trewmun and Son; Ealnlouth Libor; Glances ter, Pitt, IValker ; Glasgow, M‘Donald; Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, bimis, Holmes,; Lincoln, 'Drury ; Lynn, ' 'Headley ; Leicester, Gregory ; S wnifen ; Lewes, Pitt_;, Man chester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Nlaidstone, 'Walker; •Marlborotigh, Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, Atlee; New. castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton,'Dicey ; Notting ham, Burnage ,Norwich, Sits/m.(3li and Co. ; Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Hpx land ; Portsmotirli, Bel mi Reading, Stuart and Co. ; Rochester ' Etherington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury , Eddowes ; Southampton, 'Baker ; Stafford, Morgan ; Starnford,..Ne wcomb ; Sunderland ) Bray; Salisbury, Collins.; Scarboroneh, Barley ; Taunton, Po o l e , ; Tunbridge Wells,' 'Spratrge; Well's vileE Weymouth, Wood ; Windsor,.Blakenty . t and by all the reputable Medi. tine Venders. Booksellers, fec. in every principal Town in England, I reland, Seotland r and America, who will deliver Pamphlets -gratis, with a leaflet! , authentie DoCuments quoted . therm, , ' [PRICE SIXPENCE:, OFFICE op ORDIMArcE; 23(1 Decentbei:„ igo 4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS, of His yEsTn ORDNANCE da hereby give Mace, that 'kip will be rettily at their Office in-St.,llllirgaret-street,ltishninster, Friday the 4th Day of rebrteaoy, 103, to re.' ive bleb Persons as may .ttnclertake the Sup& of Three fhtndirdeubic.l'aU t of bert STONE theinfir'WATEF'. WORK, to be delivered at iv° 9 LWICH; at the times and bi the proportion: following, viz. One Hundred Cubic Yards 'glitz Ge delivered on tvt itiharf at iroolwieb, free of Expence, or defers the La ay of 1803 ; one other Hundred C.4lc Yards, on r beff,ie, April, and the last or third finncheei t:44lc Yard:, on or befre the., Ist lay of May following. *whims of the Lime lost 4e 4entfor iwpeßiai to the CZYYL. itnufirg Repal Eigineer at Ikellsvich, mull& Terms aid Captdi tiaxiaf the antraf may be seen upon Application at tie .secre. tary l s Oror.itt St. Mgrefiret-ltr?q,,any Day betwent the Hour:" 2f To and 'Farr ea f.ch, bite no Proparah cart it admitted after Frido the 411) dzil of Fitbermy, Ilto3. Ay Order of tim Board, R. H CATZIVp Sietat* • OFFICE OF c UNII NC' , . , • •,• , lanuaty Irp 1803. . . T H E PRINVP At OFFICERS of . -His lifilYSTY's ORDAWAVE,' A. bit:eb, give N.stie,* I•6at they wilt 1,. reaty,' at tlvie 02fice, in St: liNtgaret-vr:rti . Ire.itinin.ster, on ,idruß 1)..I Y, 11, e 24t,:, .4iy . o f t.,^yi; Julluni . 7. ‘ A nu.ay, to receive Prop:4a', Pont sucb Pirrws as ~ , , - 9, le , !.i.'ling to undertake the Sattrty tf FolslCiii77:llllEl2, . • Jr-o the Service qj ibe Ordnairce I.)ip.tragent i t qhc Pa:thirouti, upon a cotratri fir 7 . 4rcr • ' The' Term- wed Coqitions al the ecg!r4L° tn,y Le stilt !tpvt plicathw at the Secret:' y's (? , ficE , 7‘ 14 St. 14 ' brer Printed Lists 6 , / :be .4 of Tinther to. 4e. livered, a,9.• ,14 haween the Awe of Ter! and ni Proporals can be admitted after Saprrd.fy, lb( atl) ..leama‘afys .19 Or lof the Rodir.i, R. 11. Cfl It;'Sec. OFFICE dj ORDNANCE, 7anueny 13, -13d3. THE PRINCIPAL OFF:CEIS'e?f HIS MA.. . ORON.'INCh: do ber...). Vi i, . _`';!r' e, tl.at :Ay 'Eva br rearfr at their 'in Sr.. t et. rtreei, ll'estmlnstfir, on TUESI)..IY, the Li: nix!, 1,4 ticrtie pr,p,-. rah ft:ohi ss;ek A.rstinr as may be avii?ifig he purchasers of abates Une — rkcisUlnd Tlnt of old ileiervicrahli ROUND. silo r, nou! !y;ng in His iliajesty's •I'd,ren at 14,7,-.6,. giewnities ms: lesr /'.t i nifty' Tons. One-tikird part rhe 2'4ll . i : ha:re to be. pAid !re tipre toe harea.l4 it e• eluded, and the - rem • ainder en the shall he, laken'a:: , 4".. Tl. Shit ta •he rens,;:cd in 4 firtnig4 aj!er pia-eh:stele ag.'t,d 4nii, Ind the 'con-ur)+anee kiiri•`;ritenor', By argii.r of the Board, R. 11..CREIP, See. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New IfridgiNltreet, London. ate. . Edinburgh, May 2, 1806. IN the Spring. of 1794 I was atilided with a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indiVer. ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, Who put a temporary stop . to the virei, lence of the Disease (by Mercurial applicattons) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the 3dv ice . of the first Centlemen of the Faculty 'here, worse • and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and bcyond - description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in •darigerat becoming useless ; itt short,• I hive had from twenty* to thirty eating ulcers on my boy, and nearly t o t a lly de ' privcd sight.—lt . Would be "voluminous to .parrieula.: . tire all my case—suffice it to say; there never was, of ever will be, one of a more •dangerous, or .of: a...more coinpli;•. catesl nature. I was.lang looked upon by. my friendi, told imagined myself, heyond all hopes of recovery'; and, in. deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In . this dmadful situation. did 1 drag a . most miserable• existence, till Divine Providence threw in my• way Newsrper containing , the ease of a Mr. B. 'of Plymouth —my riends...read it, h could not.--I sent and procured some of your LE Mi. E's PATENT PI LLS, which, by using from • time to time, am now, and • have long been, (after more than four years indescribable 'distreSs, in as g ood a state of health a s e ver I 'enjoyed; as prOof, of this, I had a fine thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratit u d e tit Goa, and in hopes of rendering 'my fellow -creature ieryice, I request you to publish this; and you May at an(' sine refer per, , ,Ons who wiskto be satisfied of the truth cat this, or further partt culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or persOn.. . As few cases for badness will ever equal mine e and none exceed it, I have front experience every reason to assure Mankind, that in .your LEAF, E's PI i.LS they will tind a sure, speedy, sale, and radical cure, for That most tifead,..' lid stage of the Velitreal Disease, which is called a, cow. vritstse Loss. T. • -* Insurmountable family • rea;;ons. prevent • making my name and • addreSi publie;• hot cretiktobles 'persons e e ril y wanting infi)rixttion may also he reLrred me. and *y. • friends by Mrs . ..S. Clerk, kanisay-Cattiens-, Ectipbtosll. Piepared and Sold by th.. Sole PrOprietor,. T. Tit 1.0 R, Menit.. , .:r of the. Royal C o ll e g e of Surgeon in London, at I. 110113; 'NO. aNew Bridge-street., Wherl he will give A.elvice without a fee, to persens u'.l; these l'ills„,anct tvill answer patient s letters, if post• paid, on the sane. terms,' obss-rving in all cases the most niviolabte werecy, no person's name or case .liaving been mentioned, but at.theli own particular request; by the Pro• prietor, during. the course of ,mare th an th irty - s i x yoars, that he leas had the conduding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the prtetico .arising 'therefrom. They an, also sold by his Aripoilittnent,' for the conve, 'deuce ot, those living at a. distance, by Nix. Baxter, South-bridge. 'Ediolni.gh ; Mr. Macdonald, I t riiiter, go w, to whore' also Mr: T..• refer s tor is a; itif at int) Period - tees, No, 35,, St; , Alban's?sirect, Pall- ma il ; M r. ItobettsOn's Toy-sitop, No. rob Oxford-street f Mr. Dis. borough's, No. 7, apposite the-Mn. . nutrient; Mr. Steel's, ; . .hookseller, No. thion:rool, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's p .l)libil n • and'by 'one peraOn ;Very .eonsiderable town ist Great-il i titain .and'lrelaial„ itt Boxes of only4s. od.' each, staled up svith hill and plAlu directions, 'whereby peat:Anis or 'either Sex rnay.eur 4 Selves with easoaral secrwy. • • N. 1.3. E Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed .up with a .stattip, on which, by favour - Of the (. 7 orrinds• stoners, is printed, ,at the' Starnp-Whee--•- 1 ‘ T. Taylor. No 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is tflony, and • all others aft countoricit. and tleJt 10d t+ ri f. ' 7 ?c. ~ C'~' . 5 i!. %! ~~: :tni 115 4 NO' ild. ;'