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.. . . . , .. 43 '.47b tik•-• 4,-..'-'„,..• S • . i T N ..,r...," ~__-, „, . _._.....:-....,...... . , ~ •• • •- , 4`.--,, .../Mf., •4, , . . . , _ - .4 f , : C-6! NUMIIER 0.1 ED NE DI Y, MAY 11, 1803. ~►Ritti NOT ACTED THIS SEASON. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. fro-11,10KROW EVENING, May 12, iRO3, their Majesties Se r vah ts will at a Tragedy, in,Fisra Ails, called ."-- CdUNTY Of KtLDARE,;: A T a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, ‘Cli, Clergy, and Freeholders of the COUNTY of DAR g, hel d at Naai, on Saturday the I,6th of April, 184)3, p_ursdant to a Requisition wby lo: losk.PH HENRY, E High.Sherift for. the purpose, orCongAtulating our Gra f ) cious Sovereign on his late providential tLliverince front the' Conspiracy formed against his Life; the limn So Lauri having taken the Chair, koala? .I.4toucas, Lsq. (Mem.4: ber for the County), rose and moved, That a Committee should be 'aPpointed to prepare a suitable Address, .which Was seconded by loom Wot.r z, Esq. (Colonel of the Kil dare Militia), when the following Gentlemen were appointed to prepare the same: Robert. Latouche, Esq. • John Finlay, Esq. lean Wolfe, Esq. Peter Wolk, E ,q. Rev. Cramer Roberts, : Michael Aylmer, EN, Wogan Browne, Esq. Win. D. O'Reilly, Esq. Edw. Henderick, Esq. . and Richard Griffith, Esq. AmbroseO'Farrel, Esq. • THArcHED - HOUSE TAVERN,:'. - ST. !AMES'S STREET. • May the gthi !gal. A 1' a Meeting held this Day of the Persons 11. whose Claims, on His 'Royal Highness the PRI NC E of WALES, were liquidated by the Coinmissioners ap pointed under an Act of Parliament passed in the year ins, His Royal highness's ANSWER to theijADDRgSS be ing read, It was-Resolved unanimously, That His Royal Highness's condescending Answer, con firming the gracious Intentions before expressed by him to attbrd them Relief under the. Losses sustanut by them' front the mode of liquidatitig their Accounts.by the Commissioners, centers an additional .oOliglthm which can never be etiaced trim their memory, aritttlie whale .PrOcceding is so illustra tive of His Royal lli,thness's Charader,_ for the finest Feel ings of Honour and Equity, and is so. deeply. interesting to this Country, • . It was Resolved unanimously, • • That the Committee be rsiquested to publish in the'NeWs-' rivers, the ADDRESS, with . His Royal Highness's AN . W ER, and the R ESOLUTI ON S now cpteredinto,. Resolved also, Speedily will be publishbd, ' • rrHOU-GHTS bit- PAPER CIRCULATION. .1 and on the EFVEcTS pioiitteect't -now at 'PAYME&TS' .S 1) ECi tiport cLat- RENCI ES af Glt EAT ISRITAj !trid IRELAND, PIZARRO. The Scenery, Dresses, :Ind Decorations, entirely New. The MU4iC, Airs,.cnorusses, and Marches, ineiclental to the Piece, composed by Mr. KELLY. . Peruvians. Ataliba, Mr. POWELL; Rolla, Mr. POP.E; (His first appeanincoin that Charaaer); • Orozembo, Mr. DowToN I:ra, Mrs. YOUNG ;__ Fernando, Miss SMALLEY. . .„.Spaniards, Pizarro, Mr.'BARRYMORE; Alonzo, Mr C. KIMBLE,- ' . AlmagN, Mr. CAULFIELD; Las Casas, Mr. \VROUGHTON; Valverde, Mr. PA LME R ; Centinel, Mr. HOLLAND. Eivira, Mrs. POWELL. '1 Vocal Parts by Mr. Seclgewiek, Mr. Dignum, Mrs. Mountain, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Bland, and 141 SS Tyrer. WITH By LORD LING. Orbited for j. Thibrect; opposite Isurlington-h6ise; and sold alsobjl' r. ik,pev,e; .AsiATlc ANNUAL REGISTER_ This Day was published, Price is. in boards, the Fourth, Volume (for the 'Pest itIO2) of MHE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER or, a View of 'the History of Hindusiin, and of the Politics, Corhinerce, and Literature of Asia. Containing; amonaw other:men:sting M atter,' the for,lowtrtg ArtiCles never betbre publislumlt A Continuation of • tlic instal of tndia i ' • Account of the Rise and Progress of the Dutcli meats in that Country ; Marquis WeJlesley's N , Tinote •Council, .containing his Reasons fot it College at Calcutta; an authentic Memoir of the Lite Colonel Ironside; an authehtic Account of the Life and Charaeler of ..,tlfe ! A te, Robert Wine, LEI. a Paper on the Popolation of lionpl, by a Gentleman now residottin• that Cottntty . ; a Paper on the preunt StAte of Husbandry in Ulla I'v.OlOCC, by rt u same ; observations on Rents-And-Puties, and on Its liable for Revenue in Bei;pl, by the same ; the Profits of H as _ • baiihry there, by 114V541110 ; a Yra.v ut thie Vvinic.;4l Stat,,j , of BenPott under the English Cover:um:of, by a klati ye of that CuOtry ; tfanS:atra Irons the Persi,.: th groat. Debrctt, Piccadilly, and T. Cadell -I)avinStrand. - • 'chi§ Work will continue to be publis,ll, - .NI annually it: the 41010 of 'Jimuary. +# As 3bove :may also be had, the First and SCcond lutnis, for the Years 1799 and ipso, price .Ip. etch in boards, arid the Third Volume, for th:t, Year ISaf, price. 13... i,i. Sri hoards. The following Addresi W 23 unanimously agreed to's '. To the KT ZlG's Most Excellent MA I E STY We; your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the Nobles - nen; Gentlemen, Clap', and Freeholders of the , County or Kildare, beg 'ler.% to approach your Majesty vi•ith our most heartfelt Congratulations on tipe providential discovery or the late traitorous Con..picacy direded 4gai!w your Niajem , , , oscr.,4 Watson, 114:4 Ccnotinstiois. under %Olen we live _ That the ToanKs of this Meeting be given to the Cofnmit tee, or the Zeal - and Attention which they have cartied 114tke-ea..„ - Ainti9o. Inc Purfx):,csofth? scivcral ~Meetings. j... HOMAS CORNEY, Chairman.: Cory OF THE ALMA ES'S . THE MIDNI' iHT HOUR. The M3rquis,Afr. ovvy Elt • • • The ‘..i11.; kit • • Sebastiat, Mr. !MSS ; Nicholai, Mr. t' 0 t. 1.1 NS ; M.ithias, Mr. S U ETT ; Ambrose, Mi. WEWI TZE R. juro, Mrs. ,SC(YfT; C;cciy.' Mrs. SPA Rit.s . ; • Flora (v.ith a new Sung), Mrs. iI)it.DAN. We learn.' with equal abbo:rencetanda.a.stonishment. that I project so wicked and desperate Had been entertained•by per sons living under the mildand equal 14!NS - Whial the.ie Coun tries have-to boast; and we are led by the detection of such lie.farions. designs, to ceded on the.value of triose Elessings which we enjoy under yourMitjesty's auspicious •Reign. We, most earnestly be inch that Proft . dence • Which has hitherto shielded your Iftijesty's invaluable Life; to vouch safe to your Nlije.ity a long continuance of Health and Pros. parity, awl to us a continuanceot thafS:curtty and Happi ness which we enjoy,ander your Majesty's paternal Govern ment. lOHNAOSF.PI - 1 iiE.NRY, Sheriff: It ~ vas then resolved, That the 1-ItOs Sheriti do wait on his Excellency the Loaf) LIEUTENANT, to kflOW at What time he would please to receive „the Address, and that on whatever day his Excellency shall please to appoint for that purpose . the Sheriff, attended by toe Committee 'Who 'fram ed thin .4:ddress, shalt present it, with a re nest that the Lard Lieutenant avill transmit Oa same to hits 11.tjesty. It. was further agreed on, "that. the Proceedings of the Meeting be publiztheil in the Englisn awl Irish Newspapers. • The High „Sheritt* having left the Chair, Robert Latoitche, Esq was requested to take his place, when the Thanks of the !fleeting were voted to the High Sheriff for convening it, and for his conduct in the Chair. .. .TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE RRINCE WALES. The - humble ADDRESS of the several Persons, who were • Creditors ot Your Royal Highness, previous to the Set. tlentent ot their ClatinS,. by Commissioners appointed under an Ad of Parliament, .passed in the year'ilps. %Vs beg leave to approach Your Royal Highness en cona sequence of your late gracious Declaration,. of intending to give a CompentAtion,suitahle to the . Cases of those from whom certain DeduCtions were matte by the Arrany,entent of the Commissioliera under the ACl L 'ind to deter the Resomp tionof the Dignity and , Spientiodr due to Your Illustrious Rack, in order to forward so beneyOlcor a purpose. Having no Claim whateer; on that account, on Your Royal Highness, this unsolicited Mark or your Liberality and Geodness ; iinpressesus with a most profound Venera tion for a Character, thus distinguishing itself nu less by the highest sense of Honour and Equity, than by its exalted Station; and while it demands our humble Thanks, it will b.: recorded in our Memory with ‘he, most lively and lastins Gratitude. _ _ _ \-IFO RD GRAND - MUST AT. l• EsTivA(. i • ?,,••1 • t,.: - ..),lolt,Nobte rI,eMAItQUISof EXETER, r„ r r,;;; !)in.,:tv)n Of Di. FIAGUE-, PrEiti.tssoruff.Mu6ii: _ _ In rile. University of Cambridge. UESI)AY the of of AUGUST Next, 1 r follOming Day 3, there will be a Grand' I V.. 1 I, at STAMFORD. /.. - . , idrs will be given in due time. •i TIM WY was published, . , It Two large Voluines Octavo, Price itis. in boardst A new Edition ; being the Sixth, of O• BSERVA !lONS • on REVERSIONARY' PAY M ENTS ; on Schemes for providing Annuities for Wdows, and for Petsons in Old Age ; on the Method of catenating the Wallies of ASSllritnceS on Lives ; and nilthe Natlotal Debt. Also Essays on ditl'orent Subjetts in the Doz.bine of Life ; Annuities. and Political Arithmetic. A Colle?liou of n:w Tables, 'and a Postscript on ;ln copula: tion ct the hingilont. , By ItICHARD D.D. F. it. S. • ' • The Whole new arranged, And enlarged by the addition at Algeb!aical and. other Notes. the Solutions at several new •., Problims in the Do6trine of Annuities, and a general limo.: d u . • AAjE,TVA IMMEDIATE PATRON ' AGE. 131 I'ION of Miss THOMPSON's .executed in WOOL, trom the Works • esicemc•i Masters, is now open, haying the addl . ~i ee New Pieces, the good Shepherd, horn a celr , Aiming by Murillo, a Porti'aitOn Vandyke, and a min Admittance One Shilling. i'so, 17, Old Elond-strcet. .• I.o — n --- rUay Your Royal Highness live in Health and Hap piness, the Ornament of this highly-favoured Country, and OW Rota or its Inhabitants of every rank and condition. • COPY Or HIS . ROYAL HIGHNESS's GRACIOUS • NNSWER, AS DELIVERED BY COLONEL M'MAHON. SONS OF THE CLERGY THE ANNIVERSARY •MEETING of . this CHARUW, will be in the. Carhedral Church of St. Paul,. TO-MORROW, when a SERMON wiil be preached before His Royal Highness the Dtrfts of CAr. s t DGX.. his Grace the Lord Archbishop of CAN, t RI" their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hon.. the Lord Maxor,. Aldermen, Clergy, &c. by the• Rev - Cto c CS GL ASSE, M.A. Domestic Chaplain to Hit Royal Highness the. Duke of Cambridge, Itetlor of Hiutwel4 Middlesex, &c. fev. &c. • STEWARDS. His Royal Highness the I)iike of Citinbrid;, , e. His Grace the Archbishop of Cantettntry; The Earl of Darnley,. The Earl of Moira. The Right Hon, Lord Glenberiiie. TO THE.CCMMITTEE, ADE NITAtt ON FROM By WILLIAM MORCAN, F. R.. S.. Printed Cur T. CAO,I and 'W. Davies, Strand.. CHEST AT CHATHANI. THIS is to give No t ic,, 'hilt . the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of. His Majesty's Trea:iory slave been pleased to. appoint Money to' ay PENSIONS, due tri the Pensioners belonging :o the Chest at Chatham, TO Lady-day, 18z•3 ; and that the sa id Pay will begin on NlOnday the . aoth day of June, I'Bo3, at the Chest Room, in His Majesty's Pock-yard at Chadian). THE GEN E RAL MEETING. I am commanded by the PRINCE of WALES to inform you, that His Royal Highness has been pleased to recciw your Address.most graciously : and that His Royal Highness will give the necessary Direttioni to his proper 'Officers to take into Consideration your several Cases, for the purpose olextending Compmsation for the Deficiencies occnsioned by the Dedoclion of to per Cent. by the' Commissioners un der the Aetof Parliament, when an Annual Fund will.be set apart for their gradual Abolition. Spredily will he published, Elegantly printed, in f)az V oluine, I Quarto, and llustrated . by nianerous Engravings of •Atitiquitik:s,'Vrews, 6yrtutnes, Plan:, Positions, &v. Price Three Guilic.is in boards, •- • The Second Edirion of A JOURNAL, ,t)t .. the Lite - CA.MPA !ON in V.GYPT ; from the Idling of the British• Army ttllttef, Lieutenant General Sir Ralph Ahereromby,.,./c... B. (rout Gibralt4, to the Surrender. of A lex,:indria l , and consequent SUbjeabit of Pgypt iocluding Desciiptiorri of the t'oun;:, try, andot Gibraltar, Kinorca, Malta, M armistice., and • • By TIiOIIAS WALSH, Captainin Ills Majesty's 93(1 Re6inzent of Foot, and Aide-dc• Campto Major General sir Lyre Coore, Ze+;.. • • This journal follows all the 'Nfovernents and Operations of the•erittili Army ; andembraces thiv.e of ta. 'rurkish Armies un d e r tti.,:::and Vizier and Cg . ..oiman ; as also those 'of the 1 iithart Aptiy under Major Goiteral IJaird, fronithe time of its'Arrival in the Red Sea, until its jun:lion with that commintled by Lieutenant General Lord lint‘hinson, K. B. r.eat Rosetta: The ;ndix contains a gre,;t Number of - 011ie:al Papers and Returns. • . • Printed .tor T. • Laden. and W. Davies, S,tr.nut. . , ANNUITIES ItEntEMABLE. TEN will be. immediately given for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, CoPYlinid, or Icing Leasehold Estates, Where the Partied have an absolute interest, autt,on which ,(by reason' of the pressure of the times) Money C3illlot be obtained upon' Mortgage. And eight Years' Purchase.,Wl:l likewise be given for An. nuities for • ) - oung Lives, secured on the like Property, or on .Money in the Funds, where the Parties have. only a Life In. terest: Ih either case, the Grantors Will have the power of /*deeming the same. • . • Apply persouully, or Letter, to Mr. King, at his hiiuse, No. B', Inlin.street, Adciphi. . The Right Rev. Lt d t3iahop of Salisbury. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. Charles Burney, junior; LL.D. The Rev. Francis Dodsworth, M,A. Treasurer of Sarum. Nathaniel Conant ' Esq. Ed Nerd Darrow, Esq. Benjamin Harrison, sq. • Thu Music will consist of the pverture of Esther, Mr. Handel's • Dettingen Te Deurn, anti jubilate, with the Vhorus flora the.Mcssiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth," an' Anthem c:omposed - on purpose for this Charity by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. liandel's Grand Co. ronation Anthrph._ TO •Ilili CliklobS IN IISH SAUt.;I:. — The Nlu4ic to be conducted by Sir WILLIAM PAR. SONS, Mus. U. r r HE . NOBILITY, GENT Y, and PUBLIC in general, are - respeafully intern:ed. John Burgess and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of A N CH 0 VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has obtained e,uch ux4versal approbation lot many years OM. The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is'fully confirined in the opinion of the 'C'olintry ar large, and of Per sons resident in all parts of the . World, and having stood the test atrial. ranks it in thesituatlon it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces chur n froth the numerous Advertisements daily appearin4, to caution families, acc. in. purchasing the same, as none is to be had of Their Genuine, burst their Warehouse as under. Every other, Article in the Oil Trade for family use, 9f the' bet quality EST . INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of 'Hl , Ps. am OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, 'sup. piled upon the shottest notice. for the East and West erg. Warehouse, No. toy, 'corner of Savoy Steirs, Strand. London., For the convenience of families in Scotland, thcv have ap- Pointed Messii. It. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh; their sole Agents tin* Fish Sauces. .. VALUABLE SALMON . FISIIINGS•Gi.I SREY. OUKE of GORDON's SALMON FISH iNGs nn the River SPEY, to which,the Earl of Mo ray's are joined, are again open, and ready to be entered to for the Season iBo4i on a Lease for .r 4 Years. 'From the rising Ylll tie of Salmon, these'riShings become an important objed to any Compahyaderitiate:to the Undertaking. Sealed Proposals, addressed to Charles Cordon, Esq.. of Cluny, Edinburgh, • will be received for the se Fialtings until. the rbt Ofjone, 140 j, and those not accepted ofreturned. . • /'MESSRS. GOD BOLDS respectfully acquaint the Public, that the Honourable the Commissioners n eHi s m a je s ty' s stmnp.o trice, having granted their Name s Nath. and Samuel Godbold,. No. 3,, Tiloornsbury.s quare :" to be engraved on the hotly o,f the Stamp covering the Cork of each bottle of the VEGETABLE BALSAM, the pur chasers. will be particularly careful -to notice the same, in order that they may be assured;:of the genuine Medi ci ne.. They likewise. i nform the Public; th at th,2 above Medicine is certain re medy to prevent Colds and Coughs (the present raging disorder), frorn tixiug upon, or alfeeting the.lungs, as it onr,engthen,s: and guards thenj i agairtit the various sudden c hanges and severity o f t h e weat h er , w hi c h i s alwayl dint gerous, and, in many instances, fatal to consumptive and. delicate constitutions ; for which ' , won every faintly taught to keep it in their houses in Spring and Annum . , to have re course to ou the first symptom of attack, : t' being admitted,. by a body of eminent Physicians, to be tile tnity,:eificacious l'e!rted Y twenty years . experience ins proved It to be une qualled in the annals of the physical world, tvhich persons of the first rank, honour, and information of the United. : Kingclom has attested, and who particularly recommends* to be kept i n all families, The Most Noble the Marquis of Lcithian ; Right .Hon. Viscount Dudley and ‘Vard ; Right Hon, Lord .Grantley ; 'Right lion. Lord Itlactionald ; Right lion. late Lord For tescue ; Right Hon.; Lord Mountrord • Right Hen. late Viscountess Dudley anti Ward ;..R iglit ;ion. Lady Dotvager Viscountess Falmouth ,• Right lion. Lady Dowager I or- tescue ; late Right FlOn. Latin Dowager Grantley ; Appreece; Sir l o h n C; p I'm:is Blake, Edward Netv, enham, and George Armstrong, Bars. ; C; crier:lls Doyle and Drouly ; C o l onels` Baker anti De Bath ; and a great many others of the Nikitity, a> ni:ly b seen in the 'rreatisc,_at the, P ro prietors, N. and S. Godbold, No: 3, Bloomsbury-square, (Shere advice is given everyday from ten till one O'c. lo4 k unday excepted). Sold, retail, at Mr. and Mr s . • Newbery's ; Tutt's. jc tars botllt and Co. ; Citing ant i B ut l er ; Shaw, and Co. ; aticl "' Or AIM VendCri iu most citice. and capital towns. Trio boors of the Cathedral will be opened at Ten o'clock. • 'rickets for tC ie athedral, and tot the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall, to lac had of Mr. Robson, linn e kseller, Bond. street; Mesirs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and John Bacon, Esq. First- ruits.,Otfice, Temple, gratis. Benefactions to this Charity Will ,be thankfully received by John BaCon,'ESq. at the First-Fruits-Oilice, in the Tem ple, Secretary to the Stewards., , • EDUCATION.-DONCASTER. • rri-JE Publie were apprised, some Weeks ago, by -11.• , Advertisement in the Doncaster Gazette and other piovinciat Papers, of an intention to 'establish in DON CASTER, under the Patronage of 'suite eespeelable Gentle men oftheTown and Neighbourhood, a-.P I•VATE SEMI NARY for the Echicetion of a lhnitud Number of Pupils: they are,now in tbrined that a good Flotie,'pleasantlY• situated, and laree..enoirgh to receive Twelve Youpe Gentlemen, is procured; and that the Institution commenced froM Mid summer last, under the Diredi , n of the Rev. P. i NCH 'BALD, B. A. late of University. College,. •Oxford ; and J. STI i4LI N.G, a Gtntleinao born and edin'ated at • Paris. In this Institution wilt. bo taught •thee Greek and' Latin, Classics—the F tench and Italian Languages--•-theSeienees— P hi losop hy—Geography Histo,cy— ReligiouS and Chris tian "Instruction will also he given—French and Italian Lite ' nature will talight by NO. Stirling,-wholias lived at Rome Many years in the ellawter of Secrittary to Card, de' Bernie, French Ambassador, ant who, during a resitiduce of eighteen years in England, has had the honour of.attending as Proles ., sor of the Belles' Lewes, in the Fainil)es of several Noble men of high Distinaion. In this Couhty he' has attended in the. Families of the Right Hon: the Lord Hawke, the Right Hon. Olin Smyth, M. P. and , Master of the Mint, W. Wrightson, Esq.,of Cuitwortit, and 1. H. Mawe, Esq. Don. caster. • That a readiness •of Expression, and •a purity of Accent, may be acquired- in speaking the modern Languages, the Pupils will be required to. converse with Mr. Stirling alWays us French aria Italivat.T , . • That the Public may judge, in some degree, of the System of Education which will be adolued in this Institutioii, the Conduchtis of it beg leave to mention briefly their Phut of Teaching,• as' far as respects the Languages, the Sciences, anti tinitoyy.- ' The Study of the Languages will be accompanied With, critical Observations tipon the Primary Meaning and the • Derivation or Word S—the Similarity between the'modern European, aid the ancient Greek and. Latin Languages, will. be pointed outand the Principles of general Grammar ex platnedin ail ace:tit-ate; philosophical, and logical manner;-- - a Developement of the Rules and Elements of'Criticism'will inspire a Taste for rhe Beauties'of Composition. • • ' • . In the I.s)e,partrytent of History,',the best and most approved 'Writers of Greece and Runlet and; in later times, those-who -have adorned totepe since the Restorationof „Letters,. will be read in a manner so as to forin together a regular and tonneeled • Chain of History froth the earliest Ages, down to the present Period.—ln researches of this nature the attention of the. 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Particulars, Concerning will* they may . de:Are information, by applying either tq the ,f.k.-rv. S. Moore,. Vicar of i)onctater,..-or - tu the Rev. 1040, liall.gate, boiNaster.• , This Day is published, in Svo. price 9s. in boards, A GENERAL HISTORY of MATI-1144A t1 TICS. from the earliest times to theJnitidle of the eighteenth Century. Translated from the French of I. BossuT, Member of the ['renal Nacional institute, Ice. With a. Preface, by Joni; BoNt4ireAsTLE, of the Royal • Academy . . Woolwich'. Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church. Yard. *4 4l ' As.there his been,,hitherto, no Work in the English I.,:uncuage, which gives any regular account of the rise and progress'of the 11 . 1athenuticai Sciences, it is presumed that the present performame. will hot only be tbund highly 'in teresting to those who make tliesc,brancli nowledKe the, okjeel Ortheir pursuit, but to literary persons in general, who Will here find many particulars, ty)t conintoniy known. re. spei p n r g od s u ev eca erti.of the most eminent chariicters that the world ever as well as he able to trace the powers and nit foldings of the human mind, in'some of its highest attain. Meet S. ' This - Day were published, Price is. '6d. The Second. Etittipn, • enlarged by Communications from various Cornispolidents 'of 0 BS,ERVATIONS on tll EPIDEMIC CA. T ARRHAL -FE VE R, or IN VIA/ NZA ; to which are subjoined, Historical Abstridis concerning the Catarrhai Epidemics of t 762, ir;, , c, and 1782. fly .RICHARD PEARSON, M. I. Rented by C. and K. 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'TO TILL ItADIF.S, the pre3ervation of Hedlth anti Beauty be an (Neel of importance to the Fair Sex, Dr, Bite suit, the Sole Inventor and Proprietor of. those invaluable Nledicines, the NEKVOUS CORDIAL, and Rol' \NicAL sykup, trom impulses at once the most and disinterotted, recommends to the loveliest part pt the Creation those spe-' cities which have never tailed, under a variety . of the most critical cas.ti, to prove tf so man, it not an intallible and the most Oh:at:jowl reniAly ever yet discovered for Nervous eases aind shattered Constiturido., Consumption?:, Weakness. of Sight or Mcindry, Ily,potAlundria, Trentl.dings of the- . Mind,' Selotal Debility, Stomach and Bowel Coinplaints, and all other Diseases- arising .frotn a relaxed rate of the Nervous- System t. and as various Disorders ut rh hunt nt Frame arc brought Am by dissipation in Youth ; and the gross vioLtior, o f those titles which PrUdence ate pre servation Of Ilealth, and laying a foundation fora iv.% and happy lite, with a firm and swing Codstittition. - As there are complaints pecultai to the Fair, ex, altogether unknown to men, and of too deli,..atc a nature to belnensioned through the menibm of publie prints, and which tegiiite, in ditkre t it perieCls 'and situations, tiie most skilful medical as. sistance to compLte the original design of the ail wise and. Author of k;ni,,,,z, ; to the LAdies, there fore, and especially to throne 111 whit L und& stood by the turn of life, this Ne(vons most atinuiably adapted, Cop:ih:e of ailinitil,tering ail „trcat anttines tunable hello.* fit, which were's6 lOng, and g'iterallv espolenced horn, those celebrated f )ortors Pe L. C , ;;lr and /legit Smith, winch iibieeti were so cry ptrlCA•rac.i by this moat ibcomparable Medicine. _ - Mrs. Lucifer& of Arrilicry-street, Brmondsey, was af fii6k-ci with a sweiV;iii.; ail over her be cly ; but taking Dr. Broduin's Nervt,us Co;ii.,l, has found great re:iel. Witnesses, 'folio Iliacoart, Sft4iikit Le..a,ter Dresser, At. ; R. Ptcrce, Coal-Merchant, l E llettnondszy NoW ltoad.—Septelnner t 7, ISOZ. .•f RENCI I itEPIJI3LIC. .Fourcrov, the NI inist,r, nue! first Chemist in Ettrope; ha given 1)r. Broduro . a Ccr ificate as to thc: of above Medicine ; which Certift:..tte.h4s received the S.Ana r titre of letrv, the. Ilriti3ii Niinister I:slit:lit in France. Tlic Syrup and Ri , storatlve Nervous COrdlat, tO be II:id at thc.l.l.oel,kr'S lbUtlSt N 0..9; MOP- St ri:et, ;fat tha Leverian "or ;-t'- a . Of Illackfriats 13rici c , in ties at 11. ; t is. Oi, DtttY' ineluded); 16)44th aid . ' Co.'s, late Bacon, No. iso., Oxford . .. Street, oppo,,tt c sttezt ; Golding, No ;4%,' Cottthill ; Wadi, N horn ; Wither A:trt: CuLikeil*z4; Warehouse, No. 219, Strand, Tenliiie 1 1, k ; Tuft's, Rov ti Exchsinge; Perfututfr to lits Nlajostv, N 0..; t, Newbel l • C•stner of St. Paul's Cittirchyard ; Bolton's, Koval chain:et; Ching ;ma Butt I No 4, Cheapside Amick mid Son; No. 32., fiavinark;.‘..t ;, shatv's Warehouse; ilign-street, Borot4;11, opt osite : the Southwarit Hank ; Mr.. Pidcting's, Nu. 76, I)xforn-street, oppos!te ;114 Pantheon ; Foth_ls, I)rogi;ist, No. 3t , illackrnan-street, rou4ll t ;gild Dicey. 11;r,v,:bin. 1 :. And by tilt P rin ters.. flOol;sellers, and Vq•riders of 14,%licine in the three Kingdoms. BtOcluiley Ctritia to 0 1.1 'i.e or Advice to both Sexei, to' ol.Oin a rAthcal and permancni core/or tott..e Of Nature Witiell fltietl forbids to tikclosc even to their ItelatiVes ; wit't .fivatt,te on 1' entitle Distt.t!•es, Net vops, Comptanits.—To which is added, A :1011 sathers, /leg. t is 1,4r - tient, I v 1,1e,1 to Ssat.tr,ng Men. A. 225. 4.-qual to five sintllont9t. Letters, stating I),.tizi:lts. with the DUtlig l li USDA ce of a 'Glinted, wall 134.atifictly attended to. . .