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JORDAN • The I' RO LOC UEto he spoken br . Mr. DW YE R. v.7rit • • THE DOCTORAND t THE " Ai'OTHECARY. fri- The new Comedy of The. Marriage Promise, per:. formed for the 4th time yesterday Evening, having been again teceived throughout with - tlw. most unbounded and universal itpprobation and applause, by a brilliant and. overflowing iudience, the P u h!i c are most - res p e ctf u ll y informed that it will be repeated every E l• further notice. Due notice will be given of the next representation, of The Hero of the North: NOW OPEN, AT , TnE LYCEUM, • •' T HE Exten6ve Fiistoridal PICTURE of the BATTLE OF LODI. Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER. Bxectited upon the fame large Seale as his former Works of tlic Storming of Serinsavatam, Siege of Acre, and thu Battle of Alexandria. It is painted upon the most corred informatiOn ; to Obtain tvhich Mr. Porter visited the Continent. This •P iaure gives 411'accurate idea of the situation of both Armies at that interesting moment when the French crossed tbic Bridg,e• • • It contains.'• beSides: Portraits of many other Ge neral 0 ilicers in the French Army, those of Bonaparte, her thier, Nlassena, Anr,c;raii, Lasnes, -.Monier, Dessau( ' &c.' as also several of the Austrian,. • til FOpen every Day frorri*Nine o'Cleck .in the Morning Dusk. • • . Admittance, ONE' SHILLING. . EGhII.IA. - • ' P r HE Tenth I\tumber, a Discussion on :Money, - 1 Public Credit, • and the 'Mistakes Of rrance•"ori the Wealth of Britain.—Thepeventh, published : 16th April, continues the Suhjett.—And On 30th' A Kit will be publish cd the Twelfth. N umber,' the National Debt:a National Bless ing., and the means of Power and Security. to Britain,,,,-- Prlcc 6d. each Number •• • Printed for Messrs. ceen and DaVit2S, Strand. MR. CUMBERLAND'S POEM. TACKING 1 .01.4 ALLEN and CO most re, speelfully inform the Public, that the New Edition of Cumberlmld's 'celebrated .Poetn, entitled CALVARY, or the DEATH of CHRISy, waS this Day published, very neatly printed• in. Two Pocket Volumes, and 'Ornamented with Engnivings, price 12S. in boards. , • At the Templb of the Muses, Finabury;•Stjuare, also may be lied, published this Day, in a Large ~ Volume, price it 6d. in boards, Lackingion Allen and Co.'s Cats. Logue of _Ancient and Modern Hooks, for. thil Year 1803, priced at their usual low rate tor Ready Money. Libraries - purchased on a Phut which insures their full Value to the Seller. CRA.N . Gbi, TREES, IESs. 11.14-E PLANTs, andTRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES. "UST: imporieil, a large Assortmeni of Orange .1 and Lemon Trees.; Arabian And- Catalonian jessamines arrivedin'the highest perfedion. Also a large atid choice Collection of true Brunswick Sao_ ll ' l rst of various Sizes, and in excellent Condition. Those t !'"a are curiciu.in this Article, will:find them greatly supe rior —ally Imported for many years., Nloutar& de Maine, Parmesao Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese, Whrtc - French Vinegar, Capoot Capers; New French Olives, 4.;orgona Anehoiries, &c, .hy the Importers, lOUN BUR (' ESS and SON, at their Old ltalian•Warehouse, No. ton Corner of the Savvy Steps, Strand, London, TO•BE PEREMPTORILY. SOLD; . • P ursuant to A Decree of the } high Court .of,Chancery, made Sn atause of FRENCH against HOIISON, before John Wilmot, Eig. ono of the Masters of the said Court, in the Public Sale-Room of the Court, in Southampton build of ings, Chanecry-laue, London / on Wednesday the z7th Day April inst. between the Hours of Five and Si); in the Afternoon, In Three Lots-; Tf~l , 14: REVERSIONARY INTEREST in 66.661. 35.. Three per Cent. Annuities. standing in the Name of the:Accountant-General of the said Court, expectant on the Death of Fran is - French : Atidthe Reversionary Interest in goal Navy live per Cent. An, trinities. f tancting in the Naive of th r e. said Accountant.G eae expeCtant on the Death of lotto And also- the Reversionary Interest inloor 'like Navy Annuities, standing in the Name of the said Rectititant..GeneraF, expeCtant on the Death of john Lynch Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chant bersi• in Uuthampron•bbildings ; of Messrs. Sermon - -and 1 4're, Gray's Inn; Nl , :ssrs. Ward, Dentiet4; and.,G;reaves, Covent-Garden ; and of Messrs: Smith,, Kekewich, and • 1-10sItins, Lincoln's 'inn. • i3 Y the KANG!s PATENT,. CAKES frir Making of SHIN ING LIQUID B LACK 11:1G, for Shoes, Bumf?, • Price Sixpence eazh. THESE CAKES make, with the utmost • Rase by the addition of Water only, a Most excellent Shin- . leg .1441 It lacking, much superior to, any hit 11 , ..rt , . known : lic,.e..ilitivAthe finest Blae,k.; and most beatitiftil gloss to'the yet never renders it still• or bard, but on. the Cop_ trarY, prevents it from cr.tckini, aia preserves it soft, ttnil Tcliow to the very-last: It is perfealy free from smell, t ll . 4,the Shoes that are blacked with it, will neither soil-the. .. 1 ""g,e,rs itt putting . on, nor the stockings in wearing. • cloog establish e d reputation.of these Cakes having in , gllcatuany persons to counterfeit them, those who nuke blie of them are requested to take notice, that none are ge; , twine but what ii.tve tugraveci paged on each Cake with these wor(.ls, 'v ley, the King's Vatent; :Cakes for Shin .kg Liquid lil.icking,-prepar...d by Bayie!v, the Patentee, - and sold by Bayley and Blew Cockspur-street, 'Londoit ;'' Wherry large allowance is ma:le to those Who buy than fiir • tV4Vrtatioll, or to sell again, with a liberal discount to such as.take quantities for ready money. • N• 8. Tlw bills eldiree.tions are signed with my !name, i appear O on tntoutsioe of eac h C a ke., W BAYLEY, 1 - ** many of the Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the 7le ones in appeamr.ce,- they may be..discuyervi by my name on the ribel being differently spelt, or the word (as) Oj (44 fnriner l y i insetted bcforg the. worst prepayttd; This Day were published, Price (Considerably Enlarged 'since. their first appearance in the Literary Journal), s ESSAYS on the POVULATION of IRELAND, and on the Characters of the Irish. • . BY.a MEMBER of thelast IRISH PW.TAMENT. London: Printed by and for C: and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge-street, Biacittriars: This Day was published,. Price _s. Stitched, ,A REPLY to AcADEIVIICUS, a Letter ;id dressedd to the Rev. Mr. Mitchell, M. A. FillOw of King's College, in; Cambridge. By a Friend to the Rev. Dr. Kipling, Dean of Peterborough. .0 London : Printed for T. Burst, No. :;.t, Paterno'ster-row and sold by Deighton, Catnbridke, and I. Todd, Yorlc. This Day was published, in Otiziva ' price 4s. VACTS and, OBSERVATIONS, relative :tn ,12 SHEEP, WOOL, PLOUGHS, and 67ZEN,in which the importance of Improving the ShOrt-Wooled. Breeds by a Mixture of the Merino Blood is deduced from Atlnal Prac tice ; together' with some Remarks on the Advanwes.which have been derived from the use of'Sah. By 10FIN LORD SOMERVILLE. Printed for William Miller, Old 136nd/street. where may be had, by the.same.Auth6r,price 7s. in bpanis, The System followed during the.. two last years by the Board of Agricultute further illustrated, &e. &c. &c. with Plates, Second Edition. . . • EUROPE VINDICATE. This Pay Was published, pritt'only 61. A VINDICA I'ION-6t EUROPE * and GREAT BI IT.AIN from.Misrepresentatifin :tnd Aspersion, ex traaed and translated front hir. Celitz's „Answer . to [Lau mitre. , • ' Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, • Of whom may be had, in a vol;, Svo. price iss. The Histnry of the Politics of Great Britain and France. By the Rev. Herbert M.trsh. MR. OR M E's HISTORY OFt rNDOSTAN. A This. Day was published, in Three Volumes,' Quarto, printed on a hne Demy Paper, a New Bdition, with Corrections by the Author, with lndeX'es, and illustrated With a great variety of Maps, Plans, and Views, trout original Surveys 'and Drawings, price 31. 7s. in Wards, A. HISTPRY of the MILITARY TRANS , ACTIONS of the BRITISH NATION,in !NF DS TAN, from the Year 1745. 'lO which is prefixed, a Disser tation on the Establishments made by Mattornetian Con*- ror's in lndostan. By ROBERT ORMP., Esq. F.A.S. Printed for E Wingrave, Stidcessor to 'Mr. Nourse, in the Strand' N.B. The Indexes may be had separate, 'to complete for mer Editions. • Ey Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill on Wert.' nesday next,'April at Twelve o'Clock, in Five Lots, ffilii: MANORS of INGOLDSTHORPE WEST I HALL, SNORING HALL; PAKENHAM, and,' EL. HAM HALLS, with the Fines, Quit-rents, - and Immuni ties belonging te the swine, - ..extending over near five thou-: sand acres, ma fine SpOrting part of the Country, with a spacious substantial Mansion-house, in good Repair, com manding a bola; Picturesqup View of the Estate and ie Sea ; with nunierons - Offices, Stabling for Fourteen Horses, and Standing tor Four Carri*s ; Gardens, Lawn and Planta tions, a b o u n ding . with 'Game; and - a valuable Freehold Estate, contain* 1736 Acres of Sound, .Rich Meadow, Marsh, Arable, and Wood-land, principally .within a Ring Fence, with excellent .Fishing Waters, suitable -FarM. houses, Yards, Barns, , and Our-buildings, situate in the Parishes of ingoicistiorpe, and • lireSsingham, near Snettis ham, ten mild from: the capital market .toWn et; Lynn, aad seventeen item Burnham-market and Swatfhatn, in the - County of Norfolk; iect - At. Rents, amid of the value M . One Tliew , and Six Hundred Pounds per anquiih May he view ed, by applying to Mr. Staunton, near the Estate, of whom particulars ii l}_ 11-1, tv. , 2li!:y days . previous o the sale ; atC.tstle, Duwohant; Clicquo . s, 1:1 - .1,1100,; 71! t 3 ; Geotge,'''lltufford ; .CreWni. swatrll4,ii ; Nm-viich ; next,' rcuri, ItcNl 1.011, 110Ckeilit ;- lit1S11,.131:it01;- ‘Vhitellart, 13:.th; at Garraway's,-and Of- Mr. 6z; lir-pact-street. VALLI - ABLE FREEIIOLD AND GREAT ESTATES, MANOR AN D TrrnEs; N EAR. &IitLIL:;,ESSEA. BF Sp LD.BY AIICTI.UN, - By Mr. SNIIIII, At Garraway's, O;l'Wednesday Ma'y it, .tr. Twelve, in Lots, unless awacceptableofferis mude fu the whule by Private Contratti *A:CAPITAL V 1 El-..10LD r.STATE, free • from Great Tithes', Land. Tax, redcenicd, with the • MANOR of M DIE NHAL L, I iucs, Quit-rents, Rights, and Immunities. belonging to-the saint, and the tt - etioca TithesOf the,PariSh of Mun . den. The Estates principally within a Ring- ineluding..Munden llall,-_New Brick HOLIS`, - Stucks, and Parsonage Farms, containing to.. gether,up , kards'of t. 4 Acres of excellent Arable, Pasture, • Salt-marsh,.and Meadow Land, with suitable Farm.houses ,• large Yards, BarnS, StablinX, and 0 ut-bnildings, let to Messrs. Blakesly, , Cawston, and Sewell, on old I.c;ises, which will expire.m.two or thrac years. I'h.:-Estate is situated about - three Miles front the. Borough and Port of Malden, bounded on the West, by the high road from' Malden to Latehinedon,. Bradwell, and on' the East by the Navigable , River Black water, Lew-ling Creek, 'also navigable,' thirteen.' miles from Chelmsford, and thirty-nine miles from Londtin, with two - convenient situations 141 . shipping corn to the Londoh market. lialf.the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage. Particulars are lire :tying, and may be had twenty days pre-, ceding the Sale, of Messrs. Bullock and Arnold,. Bedtord- - row ;at the Cups, Harwich and Colite..ter Golden Lion, pswich Bell,. Bury RQSC and Crown, Sudbury ; King's Head, Malden; George, Witham ; Black flOy, Chelnistiml ; Spread Eagle ' •Ingatestone ; White Hart, iii.:ntwoodt - Cock and Bell, and White Hart, Rundbol ; Crown,, Rochester; -Star, Maidstone; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 61, Broad-street, near the Royal , Exchange, where a Map of the' Estates tivry ho seen: . . - ISLE OF WICHT. TO BE LET . T,'coinpletely FU I:NISI-LED, bye tbc. Mont or otherwise, . MHE CapitaI.OIVIANSION HOUSE of GAT.. CONIBE, desirably situated in the Centre of use Island, with the Coach-house, walled Carcl:ii, L~ttiii.4nti Wildernev3, and with or wiz!to.lt 41:ven A_ Pasture Land aljoinitig. The Rouse is completely Fit rnislizd, with also the use of 'Tattle Linen, and consists a large Halt, Drawing-room,-Libtary, Breakfast-room, capit.,l Bert. bers, and every other accommodation for a large Family. Ti le G ar d o ner to be paid by the Landlord, and two Cow to be providol for .the- use of the Tenant. • l'osSession-may or I be had immediately. . • Enquire of Messrs. Clarkes a nd Sewell, Isle of Wight, Messrs, Sauttys and•Hortou, Crane-coo: t, Fleet , street, Lon. i des. . 1V EN OLEBMW AND .BIOES7;E V, TO BE SOLD ICY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT,.i AVery Improvellite FREEHOLD ESTAX, E, Tythe,free, in Three Lots, consisting of, I.ot t. AMe.:;SuPge. Or Farril,ilOUSC; with convenient Chi- buitdiogs, Yard, Garden, Horne Close and A piiitrtt,'n.wee:•, an d sevetj t 'LT' Arable. Meadow, and Pabture G mild; in the new lnclosuic of Wendl,:burp , afwesatal, adjoiniili; the Turnpike Road leading front riieester .to Oxford ; and con. wini ng toge ther, by adinca.inrein:nt, 117 A. o •i6P. or thert:abents. now in the or;:apAtion of William Foster; as Tenant front year to year. . Lot 2. Several Closes of old inclosed Arable and Pasture ; Ground, situate in Biecster aforesaid, in a place thare called Ricester. Market Enti, containing 3 Acres, or .thereabouts, with a, large surd convzlnctit Burn, Snthles,- Cart Hovels; Farah and Rick Yards belonging thereto, . now nr the occu tionot t . Villiam tforwood, as. Tenant from year to year, For further pArtieulal4, or to tre.At forYhe Purcha s e, apply to Mr: Clir;:hilli Attorney at I,aw Bicester ; Otto - Messrs. Kiitdertey..Long, and - Inv. Symond's,inn, Cnancery-Line. . -- A FREEtIOI..I3.—LYMINCTOK, 'HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRAY - ATE .CONT.RACT,- THAT Elegant anti c,onun4ions Mansiun t el the ' 'lt ()V U with tht :V unliture, . snare near the Town of.,Lintington ; .ancl..immediate•PO4 . 3ei• sionniav be hail.. The libiase been recently intprovtki, and finished in a; sttperior antl •sttbstantial .man net. I rcontailisirn the tkottritt Flo r, t I)ra , viag..n.iOnt, at feet square, to in he ;;lit ; Dining-reoln of the santeditnell_ sions ; Library, 23 feet by 17, t r in height ; Breakfast Pat lour,-a+ feet, by• is, 9 feet 7in , witbp dices of every description complete-Ann COilvettienr. In the Attie Story are five large Bed-chatitliers, with t , :vo Dresi4i*yroeins,•nur excellent Servants' Rootn4, and a t,alifidry.: There are .good Kitchen - CA . l%lms (partly walled) and a twat Shrubbery U1r.... mondial; the-liouse, with. Coach-hetise and . Stablitv e . for tbur I.lorses' The Furnittire is -new withiu the lair ten,. months, trade of the very best in:aerials, in the first style of e I e:;aneei and in good p rese r at i net Grove-tiotise commands beautiful and extensive• views of the isle of WWI% the Sea,- the. surrOunding Cnniitry. That delightful W 411; cattail the G rove, adjoining, is part of the Prerniscl, and will be included in the Sale. . . . For further Barticul.irs (if '-by . letter, , pot..paid) apply to Charles St.. 'Barbe, Esq, at the Bank in tytnington, Who will deliver delilier Tickets for viewk; the Howe and Furniture. Where may be had, Dow's History of the Mahomcdan Conquerors in Indostan, translated from the Persian Original of, Ferishta, in 3 vols. Svo., price 11. 75. in boardS. The saute Book printed on large Royal Paper, price .21. in bOards, Scrafton's Refleaions on the Government ofl ndostan, with a short Sketch of the History of Bengal. and an Account of the English - AfEtirs td 17s8 t -Svo: price 2s. 6d. THE'ENGLISH MILITARY. MISSION INTO • TURKEY, SYRIA, AND EGYPT. This Day was published, In One Volume, Quarto, price Two Guineas and a Half, in Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloure&Engrav ings from Drawings taken on the Spot, A vELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA, and across the Desert into EGY.PT, during the Years t 799, ano, and 130 t , in CompanNi with the Tnrl(ish Army and the British Military Mission .tVilich Was sent from this Country into Turkey, under the i:graiWkail, ol General KOE tiVtg containing Details of tls,: Prnzeedings aucl a.peris lions of the Turkish Army under the Commantrof the'( cunt Vizier, with authentic: and circumstantial Accountt, of the present State of those Parts Of-the"Purkisit Latrine. •To which are. annexed, A Meteor9logicat journal, andOnservations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Titrks. , -• By WILLIAM WITTMAN, P. of the Royal "Artillery; Surgeon to the Mission, and upwards of 'two Years Physician to': the Grand Vizier and the priu eipill OBicers of the Turkish . Frinto4 for R, Isi9 •7r St. Paul's Mirth-yard. „. „ !PrHE MANOR' and ESTATE - of WOOD .I BURY•4IALL, containing in the whole 136 - Acres: The Estate is very,eompact,.and siturite in Varisb of Gamllttgay, two : Miles. frcon Patton, six fri,m seventeen from Cambridge, fifty itorA London, and !anti from Girford-Bridgo, tat the Great North Road, from whence the Rixer Ouse is na:vigable to, Lynn. The Mansion-house and Offices are in Complete rdp.tiri and fit for the immediate reception or a Family: The SOU round the Mansion-house is rem.iikaid 4 ; dry and healthy, and the Turf is as good as roty Race Gl.,tnal ; the . Garden i esteemed egllal to any in the Kingdom for hi The Woods, which arc in hand, ,anti at .t desirable distancd from the Manion-liouse aritgood-sheitcr fur I.;:une, of evlticlk there is a variety on ttt 'Manor, • - • Particulars may 'ne had aftt:r the toth of April at tiitt, Chamtnrs of. Mr. Graham' N. 6, . Lincolns-inn by W. and I. Black, Middle Temple ; at the prii , cipal Inns at Pot ton ; the Cok:kott E 'ton ; toe ‘Viusat-shet4t. Afcosibuiv-hil I t the Fount:tin. at :Huntingdon ; rile tkit.44 ati - .4,. - 60-4e4vtt • and'of: Alr.. Ciwrili;i4, ;I, jLaptilit tieagr Coll44.lloliit t Chat Cry-I:cne. N. B. The-C.-Irdcrtir at 'Woodbury Hail will tilleW thti tiOU3e, uukt l'r,7.ni..;es about it, :old the Tenants will show Shah . respediva lams. . • For CHILBLAINS, RHEUM:VMS:4IS, BRUISE'S, 44.-. Dr. ST4ERS's UPODE L.DOC. . IIIS Medicine has longacktiowletigeti tti - 11 - be superior "to every preparation of. the kind in thc C orc'ot . Bruises, Sprains, Paieumatisitts, Cranws, Niunbuc.,:i and Stillness of CIL': lonics, iind otner,external as well 'as in restm::,' ~ , , ujier the 1.111004 %then in a Paralytic orate. IL is also particularly serviceablo - , tbr Chilblains; but in this complaint it should be dissolvet4 a nd applied. warm, the outside of each Bottle of-the Genuine Opodeldoc is pastiM a Stump; in, which are engraved these words ' ," I '. Newbery, No. 4i, St. Paul's." AU others are countcricit. . Sold only by F. Newhery, at the Warelionse tor Dr, pinces 'Powder, Nti, 4i, in St. Paul's Chureh.yard,' a few doors 'Horn the corner of Cheapside, Loudon; and, lay tits appointment, by Messrs. lehoult and. Co. N i o. isc4' and Piddiug, No. 76, Oxford.street I. Wade, Old llond.strect . Bayley' and Co. Ccickspur-street; J. Ward, Middlik, row • Holborn; 'l.'. Tutt, Royal Exchange and W. Clarke, rough; High-street. Price zs. 6d. per Battle. including, the Stamp, or Sik for 13s. 6d. T) LOOM, or WHITE CEPHALIC , prepared 'wholly from salubrious English Plants : in twist Complaints of kite ..pattieultaly the'.gehlimort Head Ach, it seldom fails giving immediate ease, and; it persisted in, prevents returns. No sooner is it taken than its etkets .re felt, by warming the Nervous System; relieves -LOWFW-Si-,of Spirits, Fits of every kind,. Nervous Disor,:lers; Giddiness, Faintness, Swiiiiming of the Head, Lethargies, Drowiness, Loss of Alemory, and Par.rlytie Complaints: in Dimness attic Eves, and Deafness, there have been too inerableinstames of Its great efficacy. The injury COMMOrt Snit irdo'C'S to till: head and Stomai.:h may, in a great il4 , ,ree, lie pieveny.i, t)t . Mixing it with a little of this W itit it ern - re-As f3e,l It, thereby prevents the taki4, at intedious Viieases. Price 2.5. 3‘L . the ilottle, Ihity included. Messrs. and Co. Bow Church-yard, London, are appointed the ohiy Wholesale. "ieriders, and may be had Retail of tit:: Venal's of Patent Medicines: Mr.ore, No, t 5, G (rat o sNel -street, .Covent-garilen ; Stringer, No, 4, and 11 ithers; N.,. imino.; Keith ,t;44. C;, Na.jo, Elayinartn ; \-Vvriei No. 133,01 d Bond-stiitt, End Nn.. 163, Fleet,strect ; WArd, Pearsal, No, 1, Holborn ; Green, No. T 2 , Oxtor,l.swet ; au 2 _ ,3 dof must Venders in the. United ningdorits. THE Wondcrful Efrs:etof STIRACIA'. /JAN OILS tip' the GROWTH of HAIR Site, A very oil Friend of mine, the wrong side or sixty, who had been bald many years, having seen-the surprising 0141 It had.on my Family, part icplarly,on a woof inji,e (a man giowo) who Ind very little hair from his birth, induced hint to make trial on a barren soil : he wished the to acquaint vou.that it . has suteeeded beyond his must sanguine expecia; and ims Got his hair to glow so fast ehat he has lcfr otY ' A Ise Mr. Johnstone, of Wapping, who had a horst that had b= now his knees two years,' it has Made the hair l',roNv both thick and of its isaturatoolour. And stn, Sir, yours, dec. T. WntrimoaTtr, lurch-street, Hackney, To be had, whol.;..sale and retail, at the Proprietor% h004 , e, No. 94, Nawrhan-strevt, Oxford-street i atltl, by his appoint. mtnt, at Mr. Golding's, No. 42, Cornhill ; Witham's No. 4t, ; Humphrey's, No. tlB, Oxford street I ilendne's,Tichboine-street ; at ss: a Pot, or 21. t 4S, a dC,Z4II. • Mit. - I,4GNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC•DROPS.' rir HE 'loll owing remarkable and well authen ticaril • Cure has been recently communicated by Mr.' Rich:l.74 i , son i 7 errand,.Chetnistand Proggist, in Stbekton.u.pon-'fer., to Mr . Mount, Sur geon, in Manclwster, who takes tho earliest opportunity of laying it before the. Public, in nrctos that those labouring under similar complaints. may - know where to find relief, and be contorted under such heavy THE CASE ft A hoy about twelve years of age, son of Mr. Georg; Scotson, a Gentleman of . respeelability at liishopton, neat Stockton-upon-Tees, in the County of i)urhain, was brongitt . to air. Fetrawl, Druagiit, 'in Stockton, about three years a.go, and WM: then a draidllll Sin:A.3.lC ; 'nit neck and chaps wcry full of hole , , having every appearance or a confirmed sem.. phula, or evil ; and from the noxious sinel,l of the Mott.- inerable ulcers, and want of rest, occasioned by the continial pain, his life was tendered a burthen to him. Air. Ferratid strongly reconiniendeil Nlf. Lignuni's Royal :\litisearbutle Drops.- 'rile tiny ' in consNueneet ent..:161 upon a coorse of them, and befOre he hit finished six bottle., ills 4alth was restored, sleep became natural, arid all the ulcers healed and disappeartxl. Mr. Ferrani.l advised hint to take a botile in spring antlautnittn, to 'prevent aity.t eturn, so that in the whols he h - 1S ta4eit nine bottles, and ii pettedly eni..%1.--11is fat her wrote to Nit. Ferrancba short time after this aconishing cure was ettUdetl, and concluded his letter as folio.vs : Al). son, who has taken nine bottle s df Ligiumi's Drops, has rather a little seals sOmetiineS„ bat nothing of consequence,. whieh, we hope, will wear off in c tiine. --- - • I am, An. GEORGE SCOTSON . lone 1;. , Bishopton, near Stockton-upon:l ec,, 4 ' Certified under the liAncl of Richardson Pereatid, Dru , .••-r , . . 6,,.,. ~ ..,--- —-- -7-- -----------. in Stockton, one of the Agents -appointed to vend Mt I - • • 1 4 CONTRACT - ' • • • - r . v• .- • inint's Royal Anfiscorbuttc Drops ATO ii E SOLD 1 1 1 . y kll l., li t S i l• v l l A R i E Ii . FR EEHOLD ESTATcDmptiiing . ? rwo . s ou i t'?l,7l . t: ls a e s't c N c i m r il L ne 'g u n te u n i r ril l a i n ii ; . 6c l atia lt i c , e r r e t-3 .; r i l n A r4 l l l,l 3 t e :) a t ':e d,t7t, it , h o; . • ,„, E, • • sunst;:rttial Brick-built llUuses , and Three Tenements, hi:lir:ince of iinsiness, whorl all other. methods have faded. With Gardens behind, pleasantly iiteated in theV:llWe at Price 2s. yd. the cox, With'diredions; Berry, commanding a View of the Isle of Wight and tlit.,Sea. : AI, :o, Lignurit's Lotion, whicit is found' a sovereign'rentedY . Also, a Ercchold liicl.l, situate in,-M.lville-lane, about a for stirietts, and all.ScOthnic ertiprians of,the flee and. skai, quarter of a mile trim: the above Houses, and-near to :liver- however violent or.disfigttring t. also locpituples or blotches, stoke, containiog *even Seed Acres of rich Arable Land, a redness of the nose, eluti, &,%:. and fur every impurity •)r on. sm4ll Barn, w ' and to B w Brick-built cottas, in posscsiion of natural appearance with which the '.in may be arfed . ,:,%.1,.--- Tenants at ‘ viii,.. The two fi rst a b ove .,inentipneal Houses Sold, with directions, at 4sr od the bottle. .. - . are in the Oecupation, of Captains Nash and Inglis, of the Tr 'These 1.7:0ps are sold atemoulded squire bottles, at Royal Navy.,Tinants rat • WM . :. have , each two larAe• Par- j ms. and 4s. 6,1.- -Oily '11;:. ti ittle is etpiat in tfttudeity to tours in front,. a Kitchen, Wash-hoes:, and Offices on Ahe three, 4•;. uti. Aws..- Act ` Ground,finor, good Chambers and Cutlets above ; sissy at One .4;. 6.1. bOttle is snflici:nt to convince the attliaed au eaSy expenct: be formed into one elepot mansion, with a , the ..alntary eth:ds 04. t he.Mc . -r citl !. large Garden behind and.; Road at the is whieb, toge,,her - . 'lne s may .be yd., li. holesale - z•nd iet.d f. i, at lilt. -igniirri's with the adjoining Tenements, converted into 0 ',flees and Diwcp,ary, N0,.8••,+, Brid,te-stieet; . N1.m../hester . ; ;,,,t How.le.t. Stabling, and a Paddock of 'Most excellent Land at 'a small - and Exans's, .;•;,.'n. 47.,, 1.0:? 1 .;-1.tae, snit-S vy in . itt e &;;;l:.l 4.. , , , , 5 t ... 4 ):: distarter t would' orrn a genteel and beaut)fta I Residenc,-:, pa;- ' wbOl,':ale .. ,,,,a-ents in Louiino ; un't rvt-il - AIL ,the. tol 10w!7i6 malady adapted for 4Gentlernmi who has rezircd ti oat 1;,:r- per,oits : H. Cundell, Nes.. :47 ,. tvitswries i vice in the Navy, bring but a ntiic . and :i lush from the Town 2.69 Borough ; lordan, No. 33, Whitc‘i.hapel; leboutr, No. , orGovort, half a r•rillefrom A,lves stoke, and one iniie from fro, oxford-stroct • Stitteni No. 14c, , 4orrectuziv i' V. the Bathing Machines in Stoke's Bay, Ftir Part ieulars, or a View of the Estate s apply .to Mr. ' t ( L id ,* I l i4 1 11 ;• 1 ;;I st i rt '., x .c e t ii:l l l ll :e N ; ° 3i . .1 - 0 16 g 3 lit : ' '.4 r v (.. t t- t -s i t t re ;u t ►l4 ' at t e ‘u t tt an an d d ‘ B V4 - 7,1 1. , Hick 3, Auttioneer, -C.K.SpOtt. •' - • ' ' ' * '- : No. 3 2 4, tiolbtr!l• - • THE REHEARSAL ..of the MUSIC' to be per. formed at the'ANNIV ERSARY M E TING of this CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral:Church of St. Paul, on,TIHISDAY the Toth, and. the ANNIVERSARY , on THURSDAY the 17. th Of May : , .when a SERMON will be preached before 'Royal Highness the DuK &of CAM' BRIDGE, his Grace the Lord . Archbishop of CANiERBURY! their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hall. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, &c. by the Rev. (macs HENRY CLASE, M. A. Retor of Unwell, Middlesex, &c. &o, &c. STEWARDS. •• Ills:Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Grace the .Archbishop of Canterbury. The - Parl of Darnley. The Eitrl of Moira. • - - The Right Hon. Lord Glenbervie. The Right Min. the Lord Mayor. The Rev. Charles Peter Layar.d, D.D. Dean of Bristol. Charh's Burney, junior, LL.D. The. Rev. Francis Dodsworai, M.A. Treasurer of Sarum. Nathaniel Conant, Esq. Edward Garrow, Esq. • . . Benjamin Harrison, Esq. • The Music will conaist.of the Overture of Either, Mr. Handel's- Dettingen Ty Demo, and jubilate, . -, Arith the Chorus frPni the '1 . ,r4 . #1. •‘‘ .for the Lanai Cod Ornra3ioterit reigneth," au Ain hem composed ort. purpose for this Clutrity by , Dr. BOyee; and Mr.. Handel's (und Co ronation Anthem. - , The Music to be •condu6led by Sir WILLIAM PAR SONS, bias. P. The DOM'S' of the Cathedral will : be opened at Ten o'clock. 'rickets for thq.Cathedral, and for. the Dinner ,iit,l4lerchant Taylors' 1ia11,..t0 he had Mof r. Robsen, BOokseller. Bon& street; Messis.' Ri'vingrons, St. Paul% Church-yard; lohn Bacon, Esq. First- Fruirs-011ice,• Temple, gratis. Benefatlions to• this:Charity will he thankfully received by I ohn RaCon ? , Esq..at theFirstEruits-0 flier, in the Tem ple, Secretary . . t o the Stewards. This Day s.vas published. , ' .PORTRAIT•of• the .Right 'Hon. ,HENRY -CA.-ADDINGTON.. finely engraved in the. Line lVL)nrier by fames Parker, after a Pidlure by Sir.Williain 13pechey, in the possession of Lord Wodelibitse. :Price One Guinea, siz.J of Mr. Pitt, - Mr. Fox,. &c. Szu. • To he had at J. - Boyden's, No.. go, Cheapside, and at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall , Mall ; and of all the Print and Booksellers in the United Kingdom. • 'This - Day was published, price Its., 6d. sewed, • A New Edition s - being the Eighth, of ASUMMARY .of • the PRINCIPAL EVI DENCES fort he-TRILFH and DIVINE ORIG IN of t'ne CHRISTIAN " RI LATioN ; designed chiefly for the use of Yining Persona; mote-particularly of those who have-lately been.COnfirmed in the Diocese of London. IIy'BEILBY, Lord liISHOP of LONDON. Printed for T. Cadell-and W. Davies,-Strand; T. Payne, Mews Gate ; and F. and C. Rivingtons, St. I!.aul's Church-, yard. Of whom also may be had by the •satne Author, a New Edition, being - the Fifth,' Ledlures on the Gospel of 5t.... • Matthenf; SVO. price 13s. in- boards. And speedily , will be published, a new edition of his Lordship's Sermons, 2 VOIS SVO, • , . T T LE . TGR . D , HEARE-ROYA, COVENT-AEN. T O-MORIkQW tz,V ; li.Ni . ,. G t 22, April lBo3' will b'epresentvrt JOHN 13U1.1.; Or, AN ENGLISIIMAN't . 111C17:SIDE.' The Principal Chdraners by Mr. LEWIS., Mr. COOKE,. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. 101 - INStONE, • • Mr. 11. fOIINSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, k Mr. F.MURY, Mr. wArapY, .. - - Mrs. GIBBS, .Mrs.• POWELL, • And Mrs. H. 101 - INSTON. ... • The Prnloc'ue tu 'he spoken by Mr. lIRONToI.r. , 4 With a 1..) . i . ,:al Epilogue hy.Mr..1.01-INSTON.E.. • tittTli A TALE OF MYSTERY. . On Saturday, john• Bull, with.A Tale of Mystery. 1 john B u ll will be ' performed on Monday and Tuesday. A new Muslcal After-Piece is in preparation, called The lair Fugitives; with new Music, Scenery, Asc. _ ,_~ ~,. f ,,, ,~,~,{ Y ~. rra~~.' I i , , , $ I • . t