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~t ‘1 ", , i Nv 'a 3291.] BATTLE OF LODI. NOW OPEN, AT TILE LYCEUM, THE Extensive Historical PICTURE of the BATTLE OF LODI. Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER. Executed upon the same large Scale as his farmer Works of the Storrtung of Seringapatam, Siege of Acre, and the battle of Alexandria. It is painted upon the most correct information ; to obtain which Mr. Porter visited the Continent. This Piilure gives an accurate idea of the situation qt both Armies at that interesting moment when the French crossed the Bridge. It contains; besides Portraits of many other Ge. ; , 1 !ral officers in the french Army, those of Bonaparte, Ber ulier, Nl#sseni,.Augerau, Lasnes, Monier, Dessaix, &c. as also several of the Austrians. til us Ope n ev er y Day fr o m Nine o'Clock in the Morning ID. • Admittance, ONE SHILLING. SOCIETY for PROSECUTING FELONS, FORGERS, CHEATS, &c. instituted in 'the Year 1767, under the • Patronage of Sir john Fielding. H. C. COMB E, Esq. Alderman, M. P. President. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Vice-President. THE HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEET. ING of this SOCIETY will be held at the Globe Tavern. Fleet -street. on Friday the rgth instant, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening gredsely, to eta the 0 fficets for tlw ensuing Ypir, and ttaitrOrr Business, a t ttx:_r e A, o the Nlembersis pat:titularly 'l.-uested. S: HUNT, - SeeretaiY, April 4, iBO3. G revil lkstreet,' Hatton-garden. RICH WHEEL. 4 of 4. 2. ; D o e ,C.Bo,•se 3 to,ooo 3chooo 3 . s,ofto • 3 3,000 45,000 s LOOO -r 5,600 &c And Sei , en Days of the present Lottery to Draw. WICKE TS and SHARES continue on Sate every day, except Monday. and Thursday (being the days ap pointed for the Drawing), at the State-Lottery Pliice of StlilFT and Cu. No. is, Poultry. PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 4103. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. !THE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in the City, and fur keeping the same, and the. Furniture thereof, in good order, • front the sst of September next, for one, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed upon. The Globes to have a double Burner. And they arc willing, if desired, to enter into one or more separate Contract or Con. grads for the same. -Proposals to-be sent to this Office on or before the Ist of May next, sealed u p, a n d di rec t e d to t h e S e . ;retar y o f t h e board, and indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," which will be Opened in the presence of the Proposer, or his Representative, at One o' C lock. on the said Day, atter which Day no Propo sal will be received. Signed, by Order, W. J. LIONIA NS, Secretary. ST. BRIDF.'s PARISH, Fleet-Street, Lowkm.. WAN FED, a MATRON for the WORK VVV HOUSE for the above Parish,:in the stead of the late Matron, deceased, either at a fixed Ann ua l Sal ar y, or at Salary and a per C , !otagei upon the tarnings of the Poor. Such Persons qualified for the employment (not having any incumbrance) are requested to send their terms an d qua lifi ca . tions in writing, certified by three or more respectable Inha bitants of the Parish or place its which they are resident, adr dressed to Mr. Bradley, No. 5, Middle New -street, Gough oquare, Fleet-street, Vestry Clerk of the said Parish, 'on or betoce Twelveof-the-Clock at noon, of Mmday the tub of April instant, after which time, such as arc found eligible will be informed of the Day of E. ledion. Further particulars may be known by applying to the said Mr. Bradley. • • N. — B. Security will be required, . .... To PAPER-MAKERS. . WANTED 'aboUt Seven Hundred Reams of _ good Printing Copy, or large Wove Post, to weigh full 4p ounds per Bundle ; to be delivered in London carriage free, in' Lots, of about forty Reams, regularly every two Months. Any Paper.rnaker willing to ..fumish the above may send Proposals (post-paid) di rata! W. S. at Messrs. laYetAinci Laws, Printers, St. lohn's-square, London. No Stationers' need apply. TRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES. ORANGE aria LEMON TREES, &c. &c, iUST imported a large and choice Colleition of 4 TRUE BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, of various sizes, and in excellent condition: those who arc curtails in this article, will find them greatly superior to any imported for any years Also a great of °RANG F. and LEMON, TR EE ' S,ARAl3lAN assortment andCATALONIANIESSAMINES, arrived In the highest perfeetion ; PARMESAN CHEESE, NEUFCHATEL CHEESE, White French VINEGAR,: `-aPoot Capers, new French Olives, French Mustard, &c,. by the Imp orters , JOHN BURG ESS and Son, at their Id Italian Warehouse, No. tel. Corner of the Savoy -steps,. Strand, London. WATEIt PROOF CEMENT. WATER effeetually kept out o f C e ll ars ; lik e . wise Tanks, Reservoirs, Fish-ponds, Moats, Baths, Drains, Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats tbr Brewers, Oilmen, Tanners, Fellinongers, &c. built in the most substanti a l and durable manner with Parker's Roman Cement, by Isaac , Templar, hricklayt., Queen-street, Southwark. . .........,_ FASI-110NAIILE DANCING by Mr.. ALLEN. RIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, ,who have never learnt this Accomplish ?mint, or not in the improved modern style, at No. r9,,Sher nut-street, Colde n - squar a, an d No: to, ;reat .Alie-street, Goodnum's.fielils. They are taught on a Plan particularly calculated for those to who'll it is an objet} to acquire it ox_ pedlitiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. 'foreigners, Officers, and C ountr y R es id ents, who may 'wish to learn in a few days, may hoard and Lodge, privately, in the House, and receive constant lnstruCtir. Tto Selvet Weekly 'Assemblies are ever Monday, the Laura conduced by Mr. Taylor; ngne but Subscribers ad. Mit fi:d none` bat 'People of respeetability- can sUbscribe. Rervetiable Schools and Families, if not distant troin ToN4n, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instrUded in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. • . . By file K WC'S P XT ENT, - CAKtS 'for Makitig of SHIN. •L LLIQUID BLACKING, for Shoes Boots •Sce. • Price Sixpence each. i TtiESE CAKES make, with the utmost Ease . .by the'addition of Water only, a most excellent Shin. in Liquid ?Hacking, much superior to any hitherto known 1 / / : " v " the finest Black, and most beautiful Voss to the _ r eatther, yet never renders it stiff or hard, on the con. PreV6tti it train cracking, and preserve's it soft, pliafile, assts and mellow to the very . List It ig'perfettly free from smell, the in shoes that are blacked with it, will-oeither boil the ungtirb n putting on , the stockings in wearing. • d long e stablslied " re r putation of these Cakes:having in t"u nunlY persons to counterfeit them, those who nuke use of them are requested to take notice, that none' are ge. nuine but what have,an engraved Label pasted on each Cake witl t these words, " By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shin. ing f;,iquid Blacking, prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Pateutec, and sold by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street, London ;" where large allowance is made to those who buy them for exportation, or to sell again, with a liberal discount to such 43 take quantities for read_y money. hi, B. The bills of direelions are signed with my name, • W: BAYLEY, " I : i c'traPPear on the outside of each Cake: * 4 ' Many of the counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the -"tie es in appearance, they may s be discovered by my ,name„.on the label being differently pelt, or Ihe.xord (as) (a $ formerly) inserted before the word.prepired. THE . . CUMI3EkLAND. Wigton, March 3t, TBO3. : T a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, GEN . - ATLEMEN, CLERGY, and- FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY, convened by the Sheriff to consider of an Address to the Icing, .on his late fortunate Escape from the daring and atrocious Conspiracy formed against His Majesty's Life and Government ; ROBERT WARWICK, Esq. Sheriff; in the Chair; Joseph Dykes Ballantine Dykes, Esq. moved the Address, which being read, was seconded by Edward Hasell, Esq. and unanimously voted. Resolved, That the Address should be signed by the She riff; on behalf of the County, and that the Right Hon. Lord •Viscoent Lowther be requested to presert the same to His Majesty, accompanied by the Members for the County. Resolved, That the Minutes of this Meeting be inserted in the Curnberland Packet, Carlisle Journal, and such other Papers as the Sheriff shall dire&. ROBERT WARWICK, Sheriff: The High Sheriff having left the Chair, and the same be ing taken by Edward Hasell, Esq. Joseph Dykes Ballantine Dykes, Esq. proposed, and it was unanimously Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff; for his polite attention on the present occasion. EDWARD HASELL. HIS -114A-lESTY'a ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, DOCOCK's ELEVATING LIBRARY or 011. • 1 TICE TABLES, on an entire new Principle, which can be adopted to the Libraries of Noblemen, the Offices of State, those of tlie Gentlemen of the Law, Merchants' Count ing -houses, and the Studies of Artists, and are calculated to ac commodate every person who writes, reads, draws, or studies, the altitude being varied at pleasure, whereby they are made to Suit a sitting or standing position, which must be a very consi derable.alleviation to those Gentlemen who sit or stand in one posture many hours together, either of which positions long continued are very wearisome, or greatly injurious to the health, 4nd o ft en ruinous to the Constitution; but a change from a sitting to a standing posture, and vice-versa as often as may be required, must be a great relief and convenience, particularly as a change front a standing to a sitting desk, or even to the flat surface of a table for sorting papers, or other purposes, is so easily obtained without deranging any thing lying thereon, and this on a principle so' pettedly secure in every position, that it cannot be put out of order. The above Patent Reclining Easy Chairs and Sofas„ Pa tent Boethema Mattresses, and other choice Articles of Fur niture, may be had at POCOCK's Warehouse, No. 26, Southampton-street, Strand. DINING TABLES, PEMBROKE TABLES, &c. on an entire new construction, CHAIR and SOFA .BEDS, FOUR POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass screws and Joints, and various Brass Parts, all by His Ma jesty's Patent y the superior utility and improvements in which are so well known, that no description farther is re quisite. 13 UT LE K. has a grateful sense of his obligations, and desires humbly to acknowledge the kind (and not small) encouragements he has experienced in his Business, _through the generous support and recommendations of many of the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and numbers of the respettable part of the Public which, by the bl ess i n g s of Providence, hars brought his danufaCtures into estimation and extensive sale, being the Sole Proprietor of the Patents, and real Manufadurer of the Patent Articles to the King anti QuFen t Their Royal Highnesses the Princeof Wales, Princess Char iotte of Wales, Duke of York, and Princesses. His Ware houses are No. 13 and t.s s Catherine-street, where every Article in the Cabinet and Upholstery line is made with well seasoned Materials and excellent Workmanship. 'N: B. BUTLER'S FURNISHING UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE, is No. 13 and 14, Catherine-street, eight doors from the Strand, where he has construaed several Tools and Machines for working the Patent Articles, and in eouiradiaket , to. the many /Ilse assertions and insinuations, there only the ditrerent Patent Deeds may be seen : and But ler appeals'to the good understanding of the Public, If it is probable that any other House cart manufatture the Articles cheaper, of the same quality. TO LADIES OF RANK AND FASHION. PATENT FULL-DRESS HEAD-DRESSES (correa imitations of Nature), perfeetly unique : when put on the Head they are in every respett the Same as a tine Head of Hair; cut, curled, and prepared for dressing by . a fashionable Hairdresser; and so beautifully simple, that in a few minutes it'will produce the most elegant TOUT EN - SMALL that can be conceived. Price 6,8, 10, ts, and 20 Guineas. Patent Dress Head-Dresses, 5 Guineas. Real Natural Undress, s Guineas. Forced Natural ditto, 4 Guineas. They arc very easy and pleasant on the Head, yet Grfealy Secure. Tresse Royale and a-la-Grecque, t to to Guineas. • On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,' T. BOWMAN goes abroad (hirnsellito take orders, and to fit-on. On Mon days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, he is at home. lie has five different Apartments, and every convenience, Where, from the variety (as most of his ready-made articles arc counter parts of orders), Ladies will be able to give their orders with more precision than at their own houses.--He has had a Cop.. per-plate engraved, which will enable any person to take an accurate measure of their own head; sent by Post when wrote for, but not delivered in London. Hair Cutting or Dressing, each, at home as. 6d. Abroad Ss. T. B.'s PATE NT PERRUQ UES for Gentlemen, a very superior article, 4 Guineas. v No. zos, New Bond-street, one door above Brook-street. BEAUTY OF PERSON. Patronized by His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. A s nothing is a greater Ornament than a White Set of Teeth, TROTTER's ASIATIC TOOTH. POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has Met with universal encouragement from the first Per . sonages of Fashion and Distindion, during a period of Eighteen. Years, is recommended to the attention of the Public. Those who have not tried the cited of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to as certain its efficacy and virtues,. its excellencies being ac knowledged by the most respeaable Medical Authorities, used by several, and recommended.' The Powder cleanses and beautifies the . Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use . From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradi cates the scurvy, which often proves the destruction of Whole set of Teeth, preserVes sound Teeth from decay, se. cures decayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens those vr hich.are loose, proves the happy means of preventing their being drawn. But what has enhanced it in theestiniation of Lathes and Gentlemen who have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-itch, with which, before that period, they had been violently affliaed ; and.obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations--Scaling the Teeth. Likewise a Tincture which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth ach, and braces the Gums, and is a Wash after the Pow der, perfectly sate in its use. M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen going abroad to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have found the good el. fed* of the Powders in long voyages; and also proper for all FaMilies, and Schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against, purchasing any Asiatic Tooth. Powder without " M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the box, several compositions having been vended for it in ' Town and Country. 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R S~~ ~*ti R _ iogl [PRICE SIXFENCR. EAST INDIA HOUSE.,_ - Au g . tt, i,oz. THE COURT of DIRECTORS 01 the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That it is their intention to receive applications, on cr before the 33/b September, front the Merchants wanting Tonnage for the Export of Goods to India, fcr such Goods which are to be Skip.. ped in the ensuing Quarter ; and en or before the 3rst Decenther,. 3in March, and 334 June, for such Goads the Merchants _are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter; following such dates ; and flat it is their intention also to furnish Tonnage for any Quantity of Madeira Wine which may be regairel by Persons uilling Ship the same for India, upon :MA& any/cations. Particulars of the Rates of Fright, &c. for the first Ship: of the Season, are to be teen in the ()lice of the Clerk to the animittee of Skipping. WILLIAM RA MSAY, Sec. RELIGIOUS SECTS, Eighth Edition. 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MINIATURES, neatly painted, from three to,live and ten .Guinds. Specimens of the above Paintings may be seen every day, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon till seven in the evening. at No. 4, Wells:street, third door from Oxford-street. N. B. Such who wish to see the effe , dt of the abovelh strurnent pay ts. each, which will be returned on purchasing of either the above Instruments, or sitting for an'lmpression Plate Likeness. DANGEROUS COMPLAINTS Another incontestible Proof of the Efficacy of Mr. Lignum's I'l LLS, reuommended to the notice of the aftlided: To Mr. Li oNem, at his frispensary, Manchester. ' • Dear Sir THE following Ac6ount of my Ca se w ill, I trust , ,be a convincing proof of the infallibility of your Pills: Through inattention and negligence, my complaint became so alarming, that I applied to a Surgeon in the vicinity for advice, who treated me unsuccessfully for some time, and at length informed me that my case was desperate ' owing to my not applying for rujdical aid sooner : in this dreadful situa tion, a friend of mine recommended the use of your Pills, which, after taking two boxes, so tar recovered me, that my acquaintance were astonished at my speedy recovery, and in u month more, in the end of June, I was well "enough to go to Ilacwieh, for the benefit of sea-bathing, to re-establish my nervous system, which from my long confinement had suit red much.—l live at Norwich, whither I shall return in about a fortnight, perfetily restored to my former State, of health.--I beg you will inform the world at large of this my, cure, that the diseased part of the hum a n ewe may reap the benefit of your skill ; anifto the incredulous you may skew thisletter, and the name of, Dear Sit, Your obedient humble Servant, Ipswich, Aug. 15, 1796. THOMAS !CREAKS. These Pills are sold at 2S. 9d, she Box, wholesale and re tail by Mr. Lignum, at his Dispensary,' 'Manchester, and at Howard and EVatiS l S', NO. 42, Long-lane, West-Smithfield, sole wholesale agents in London.; and retail by the follow ing perionV: H., Cundell, No: 47, Minories i• W. Clark, No, 269, Borough;_ Jordan, No. 3 3 , Whiteehapel ; Jeboult, No. iso, Oxford -street; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Wade, Old Bottd.street, and No. 153, Fleet-street ; 'Putt, and Boulton. Royal Exchange,. Knight, Norton Falgate Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; and by the principal Veaders of MosfiCine in every Town ,in the United Kingdom. SPRING-PHYSIC THE propriety of taking some Alterative Medi. ciiuw this season of the year, tii lacilitate the etlbrts of Nature, must be obvious to the weakest capacity : it is a salutary praetice, founded by the wisdom of our Ancestor 3, and sanctioned by the approbation of every Nleclicalitlan : its utility is not confined to the present advantages, but extends also to the prevention .of many diseases, which frequently occur when Stsring * Physic has been iregleciell. I t should be recolle&ed how much the perspiration of .the body is ob. .strutted during the winter months, by fogs, frosts, , anil pierc ing winds, which, by constringing the pores of the skin, pede t'te necessary discharge ot Iteces from the blood ; these, by accumulation, become aerimonious, and :(unless Nature, by vigorous effirtsi, or, the assistance ot some seasonable alte rative, is enabled to expel the redundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of diseases: The Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELNO's . VEGE I'AB LE PILLS are proved, by ample experience,. to be the most , sale and efficacious ivledi rind. hitherto discovered, as an alterative, purit.L.h . , and sweetener of the blood, and for radically curing the Scurvy, Seloptiula, or King's Evil, Scorb ut i c E ru p t i ons , L eprosy, thu nil etteels of Mercury, and all disea4s originating front an impurity of the blood. Prepared and sold, in boxes, price 45. , 63. or six buses in one, price il. as. by the Proprietor, J. ridding, tormerly Surgeodirr the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76. oxford... street, opposite the Pantheon ; also retail by Mr. Golding,'. Perfumer, No. 42, Cornhill; 'l'utt, Royal Exchange; But .ler, No. 4, Cheapsider \ Shaw and Edwards, No, b 6 ,, Sr. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, No. 321, Holborn ; Swin t icy, and by all Printers, 13ooksellers, and h ; s t 4 .i ' ru u t othertly Pills,V N e o n d2elr's &c. otP a ss umi n gl%l I ji l i 4 c M e d i cine e 4 t t tro c u s g a h n o te u n t 4 t n he ic k a n r l e aY fus b le i P m r n e i p P a ° r l a l t l i i Tms y ad a v n c d f t g is r c a 'a siv ili i t h i l le po rn sit7ci t ri k s iat , t it t L Y •ss i4 s rS° ign n e ) d i with red ink by the sole Proprietor, J. Pickling, No. 76, Q. turd-street. I~ e '\. YVFy~