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1 NUMBER 321.1.-! THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW .EVENING, Jan. 4, 18031 will be performed. THE COUNT OF NARBONNE. Adelaide, by a YOUNG LADY, (Being her first Appearance on any Stage.) WITH .LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HARLEQUIN% HOLIDAY. . Harlequin., Mr. BYRN E • - Iviagd.. (the Magician) Mr. DE eAMP l'amtaloon, Mr. MALE 4•Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON; C;ipsey King,' Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (the =: town) Mr. C RI MA LDI ; .111iss B. MENAGE ; • The Sprite, Miss TYRP.R ' Old Woman, Mr. •BAYZAND • tirsula, (the Dwarf) Master BLA.NCIARD; Landlady, Mrs. COATES Little Bess,- (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND ; The Vocal Principal Parts by Mr. SEDG WICK, Mr. COOKE, Mr. SMITH, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRLR, Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. Mr, BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE. Aia.tur !CV r,tl4.s ryouGLAS. Tn cossequence of the universal approbation; and incessant bursts of applause i , with which the new Pantomime of Love and Magic,,.or Harlequin's Holiday, is received, the Public are most respe6tfully informed that it will be repeated every .Evening till further notice. ' On' Weutiesday, The Belle's Stratagem ; Letitia Hardy," Mrs. Jordan. ' • On Thursday, She Stoops to Conquer. On F?icLiv, The Beatix Stratagem ; Scrub, Mr. Bannister, jun. Mrs. &t i ller), Mrs. Jordan. • A new Historical Play, in Three Aihs, with.Musiei called The Hero of the North, is in preparation. r \ TiIhATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . , TO-MORROW . EVENING, Jan. 4, 1803, J. . will he QUARRELS. 'FAMILY QUARRELS. The Principal Charaeters by Mr. BRAI-lAM. Mr. MUNDEN, 411.1 r AWCETT, Mr EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, and Mr. INCLEDoN ; Mrs. MATTocKs, Mrs. MARTyIk, • Miss C.}IAPNIAN, Mrs. OAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Miss WADDY, And Signora STORAGE. wz?ii HIGH LIFE: BELOW STAIRS..... • Leta Duke (with the Mock-minuet), Mr. FARhEY ; ' Lovel, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Sir Barry, Mr...KNIGIIX Frcemm, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Philip, Mr. DA.VENPORT tirs.ititty, (with the Song and Mock-ininutt; Mr*. MI ELS . The new Pantomime called Harlequin's Habeas, being honoured with UlliVeMil approbation 42nd reiteratod acclaim lions of applause, it will be repeated every Night - tilt further riot ice. The Opera will be repeated on Wednesdiy, with Love.a. la-Mode. On Thursday, the new Comedy of Delays and Blunders. Friday anti Saturday, the Ilsw Opera. r BRITIS4 4 RED ----- ITOCtOk ; t 7 he . Fiiiil6H - FUNDS. GENERAL IVIEETING• . of. the BRITISH I CREDITORS on the FRENCH' FUNDS will be holden at the London Tavern, on Tuesday the mit January inst. at Twelve n'Lliocit, at which Time and Place all Per sons ve,,ho are interested in the Recovery (pursuant tothci 'Treaty of Atttic6) of the British Property . in the French, Vututs, whi c h was sequestered at the beginning of the War, are earnest 4 .requested t o a t ten d. Hy the Vommittec for the PrOsectitiorCof the British Claims orpthe French Funds, , ..fan. t, .THOMAS BONNET, • - Netary*Publie, p4,11;43 tii !ding . . riEIsoIINAR.Y OF A' . FEW •POPILS. NEAR LONDON., A MARRIED CI,ERGYM AN, -A.M. F.A.S, Who Undertakes ti e'sLare of a FEW Uel LS 'only! his now a Vacancy for Two. litS Ile has LC:3I lung engaged in the Etlitcation of Youth : 'he prOared many, not only for the College, and the more adiNe sccttcs ot'U c, but also for the higher department; of Trade ; - and havig acq 4 uired — on the Continent pericA howled& of the . n renelt,4taliari, anti Spanish La a ngirao..., h asititded thinti to ine advankes : of Classical Erudition. Situation is fan - ions tor, its saltioriatis ii ; !lie treat.; truly liberal. Besides the of a jargti Library, th e y enjoy almost every convenience granted' at ,11 c ; and the AdvertiNei can refer to Persons of Eminence, lave beeh committed to his charge, tar, full sa - tz”aCtioli...Conccrii w ing hit 'private and literary character,, his the morals of his Scholars, and their im re'Yerocot, not only in the Ancient and i'.l(iderit'Lauguaies, itt also in the chief branches of Natural Philosophy. 'rtiz Stipend; which inCludes otery species of liberal In - straelicitt, is Ninety Guineas pets Annum ; but to those ad. mitted after th e age of Fourteen, One Hundred Guineas. Sketehoi of' t h e Ph i n of Education may be tad at,Messr,. !larri am and Cciike' Wholesale Stationers, No. ~,,Itall.street-; or at s Messrs . Davies ' m id Strung ' s, No. ylf, St • faines's.streu. W4NIED r(IR.EN.T. Qr PiiiteiASl4; k - . .. . ~i s, coTTAGE nr FAR;M-HOUSE, conststing '• ,;t .t)f V i tt f - S t iL ti tft;tatkidis and p: 1.1 ci i and 4 proportion. 'le r : .t.l6tli t ''- ,i ‘ • rac 'Glitiietii Stabte, and a few Acres of _piss —an,. ; and not less than ti,' not ;n o te than 3; Niiles foirn Toni ) , . It mus k tit: situ a t e d in a Sporting,Country, as to Shooting, and if in a vicinity where there' is Angling, it will be the More agfecable, l'o prevont trouble, the I'm. tri,ise 111116 t not exceed IQ,; i- 1. Rent unlimited. . the . . I cticrs in answer, d'escribing the ' situation, capacity, and trrins of the place, addrised to A B. Shakespeare Tavern, 'Voventegarden, will he iinmetP.ately answered. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF ofPER. SONS CNIPRISONeu for SMALL DEBTS. Craven.stre Strand, Jan. t , MI. AQUAkTERLY GEN ERAL` COURT of 44. gilin gav will he held hereon WEDNESDAY E .., T, the sth inst. at 'twelve n't,:locit, to atmllt ItitfAcw counts to the 3 tit December 134 t, and Other Sp ec i a l A tr a i rs. . , lit . GRASSW ELL; Secretary.' .......4......-- . . • Nhw ti,ivt' St) l B EI) - , NTED !NIP 1 , , It TAIL - 15iNING TABLE, , C HA,Handintnti Brass. P° sth• - anti Tent s e l lt J Qad ), M A. ANUFCTORY, serew No. Four ICI land 17, Catherine,strtet, SI rand. ry:\11!: of the Itiverial' I.)iiiitig Tables, T: Mor , , ‘"" ir gan kid the i twour of slit:wing to TI lEI It hi dkj LS kt , .' Lk, and the P KIN CL SS I'. S it the, Queen's !louse, who lailltre,aecording,to their accu3torned goodness of encouraging ' ,eitUtt, most graciously p'tea,ied Also their higneSt. apprOhation ankt sandiotiof tin: t...nie.' Also the much ad- Pitted Brass Screw Bedste,,ds, ,;,,L1 4 ,1 Pzmitt, sn easily fixed ti,) and; itketi down wit ii;)tit Toile, the Purnitttros to %vide', '" .m4(lc: upon a tit:lV Phil, in tixing 011 and taking oil with- t it 04 lose of Nitits,`Tpols, &r..iSeve,rat other Articles of A tl itt ' tl ftiC itt t h liplioltuvr and Cabint Branches, upon ne.‘v Ind improved t'rins:ipies ; a complete Assortment of portable . I l is ( PAttO Nett Beds, and every Gther A iticle requisite for La _,dinq • Ar• . 411,4 wenn-well , oint. toth Goa t anti West Indies, and all other foreign ''' . h 4 ‘. • Y other , Clitnatps, ;-are allowed far supergu' to an i' r r it.t r , u p tu ur ally . sold ; har,t4ome Doine Betts, and 'new designed ~,,,-, . .it , tinunw, cimaii is , en s , ..i;tv, with every other Article , . 'it'. E urnitort, in the 0 pholswry and Cabinet - Branches, by -1 ' - ~I°, , g ‘tiltinkt sAntters, .tiktraislung Upholsterers and Cabinet i , kers, NO, tb, and ix, Cathennef4treet,:Strand. ~.. N. B. t o , , l '' lo t4an'and $. a4dp..eatrtt . itt ' Ladies anti GentleinOn' golf, 0 pat ticnim. in' the atrber No 15 and 17,, iWeC'Mors tti ' . ' "R. i - . To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND CLNTLEM&N A GENERAL COURT be held on Wednes. day, the 19th of Tammy, ,tor the Eledion of a Dime-- ter, in the mom of Mr. litiwrEa. I beg, therefore, most earnestly to solicit the honour of your support on that day. The inaccuracy of the "lists has prevented me from finding the residence of many Proprietors. I hope, howeveryprevi ouS to the day of Eledion, to pay . .my.personal respetts to all who reside in London. It is impossible for me suflici ently to express my grateful sense of the encouragement with which I lave been honoured ; • and I shouldifeel myself ex tremely mortified, were I to be considered in any instancede fkient in that attention, ,which the Proprietors have a right to expect, and which it is as well my inclination as my duty to observe. . • I have the honour to be, with great resped, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and devoted Servant, Aldermanbury, WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. Dec. 3 t, doz. Mr. Jackson's Committee sit every clay (Sunday excepted) at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry. • I'o the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 1.41)11611 AWZ) RENTLEMEN, .T . HE' Day lit Eletion being now axed for Wc , d_ nesday, the 19th, I take this occasion of again thank ing you for the favourable reception with which )011 honoured me, and of requesting your attendance and support on that do . • I am very desirous to hwe the honour of personally wait ing upon Ai the Proprietors, but the incorrectness of the Lists, and the changes of Residence, have hitherto Mad:: it impossible for me to do so. 1 shall endeavour, however,..to pay my respeas to them all before the Day•ofElettion, and if in any instance that should be found impossible, I hope those whom 1 may not have the good fortune to wait on will do Me the justice to ascribe it to unavoidable hindrance, and not to any deticicacy of respect on my parr. I have tire' Ilbuour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most Faithful Humble Servant. No.'o:6ovrer.street, WII.I.IANI MACKINTOSH. ,Ifit. lan: 11303. pr Captain NACKINTOSII's CommMee sit daily at the London Tavcrn• To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.. 41.“) GLNTLEMZ??, AReport having - g tined circulation, that it was inv intention to retire previous to the Ballot, I t'ske this opportunity contract/amt.-14as entirely 'void of fowl datirm_,l and of assuring you that I fully-intend tosthnd for ' Ward bri the dayy of Election, (whicti is fixed for the tglii • inst.),a.Catigitiate for the vacant Seat in your Direaiou, oc casioned by the death of Mr. BUNTER and I moit earnestly solitit the- attendance of those Friends who are pleasedd - to honoUr ma with their favour and support. Shotild your preference raise me to that honourable situation, I -.re peat that niy.titinost endeavours shall be faithfully and dili gently exerted for your interests in the_ discharge of those duties committed to me. My pretensions to your notice are, thatduring twenty.five "ears avaive stiviCe, t have made len Voyages to India and" China under your 'Orders, the last four of which were in the Command of your Ship the Houghton. Whether I have acquitted myself with credit or otherwise, may be ascertain— ed by a reference to your Records, where l' am proud to re coiled, that testimonies are, not wonting of, particular exe,r. tions, noticed by your Governments in India to your honour able Court at home. Anxious as .1 am to manifest- every attention to the Proprietors at large, .1 lament that the in correaness of Lists, as to residence,. rendersat impossible to wait tiport, or address each individually; to that circumstance alooo, 1 trustovill be ascribed, the seeming omissions of this 41nd, as it is as much my incli oa ,ion, as t teci it Ili- ti.at ) , to pay my respects personally to all those whom I:thus take the liberty of soliciting. I have the Honour to be with respe6l, • Your most obedient Ilumble Servant. No. z 2, Upper Gower -street, ' JAMES MONAD. Jan. 3, 1303. .. . . ROYAL EXCIIANGL ASSURANCE-OFFICE, • - • ,' , Decernber,. ffloz. PERSONS whose. Annual Premiums fill cl ue on tl\e . . asth inst. , are hereby informed; that Receipts arc now ready to -.be delivered at Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall- Mall, .as well as by their re, speclive xgenti in the several Counties ; anti the Parties as surest are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies On, or before 7.411 e 9th of J anuary. next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed, or Payment, beyond the Date - of caeli PolicY • will then expire. , . .. . SAMUEL FENNING, :WO, Sec. . rr Attendance is given, daily, at the said Oftices, for the Assurance ofßuildings, GOO4.4,,MCrChandiZe, and Sines, in W - hom, irt'Doek, or'while Building, fr o m L oss or natinig by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and grantkAlS- 11 44. 1 i7 tics on, . Lives. N. 11. poliiies'ofltAstmulco for the Sum 9f . '100l or up 4, wards, are issued free of expence to the Assured. „ . • • • ~, ~. ... SUFfOLK, .and GENERAL •COUNTRY rilt,E OFFICE. r, STA BLISHED on apical' . of zoo t oool, 4tettingocpcd in Government. Securities in the Names of Trustees, as a Fund for the guarantee of the insured froth Loss or Damage by Fire; in.addition to which, the-Proprie tors, eonsisting.ot about, do persons of known charaeter and property, are bound to make good the engagements of the. Po.. Leto issued by the companx, • RATESOr - INSURANCE. The Sums insured, not exceeding tool. No. 1. upon Com, mon Insurances, as. perann. No. 1. on Hazards (4 the ?A ,C lass .3s, per ann. No. 111. on I lazards of the 34 _ . Class,, ~ O.'llCt From tool. to toool. No. I. upon Common • Insurances, 24. per cent. per ann. No. 11. on Hazards of the 2d Class, .3s. per cent. per ann. No. II I. owl-Lizards of the.3d ss. per cent. per ann. From 'cool. to 20001. in one risk. No. I. upon Common Insurances, as. 6d. per cent. per ann. No. 11. on Haag* of the zd Class,, 4s. per cent.- per ann. No. M. ott Ha,„ zards of the3d Class,. 6+. per cent. per ann. DOM 20420 t. to 30:61, in one riA. No. I. upon Common Insurances, as.. 6d. percent, per aun. :No. 11. on Hazards of the 2d Class, ss. per cent. per ann. No. 111. on Ha zalcte, of .theld CLASS, 7s. 6tl. percent. per ann. Larger Sums by Special Agreement--Damage by Lightning made good. The Offices of the Company are-at 1 pswich and Bury ;to either of which, Gentlemen in any -part of England, who front their situations in' life may be adjudged suitable, and who are desirous to hold Agencies tbr the Cotnpany, arc re fittes!-ed jo , apply with proper recommendation 4. • IMPROVED COPYING MACHINES and PORTA -131,&, WRITING , DESKS. ( (V GAIMES, who M4nufitlurrs these Ar_ V V ticks himself, has brought them to that degree of Gerlhaion_y_as justly to claiin the Irapedion of the Nobility, entry, Mereitanta, Traders, &c. to, his_Specimens,. being DOW rendered Articles . of general utility for the Library or Study, independent of the demand for the Counting-house, where the Copying Machinei are coming into general use, as well in this kingdom as in the East and West 'lndies, Ame rica, and most parts of Europe. The saving is an objea of great importance,. being found equal ro, the labour of ten Clerks, to which is ~ superaddell the-:dispatch' shit unerring accuracy, every copy being a tac simile. l'Or Travelling, &c. the PortableThisks are fitted up with Dressing and other Apparatus, and searet,l) any thing:can be found more generally usttui--a small •Copying. Machine is frequently attached. They are at all prices according to the goodness, strength; size, and general and ornamental work. manahip. . . To be had at the IVlanufaCtory No. z,i, Surrey.street, Plackfriars,.road,,• and at his shops No. 53, St. Paul's. hurth-yard; and No: sE, 'Cohabit}, Lenddri. A regUlar ,assortment of G0G4.13 Away,: on hand to answer any foreign Market. a f1,.A14.1,1i-I .04 ':!'•.4 ' 7 .;: 4 ' _ 4 - ;:e is k‘. tl i tt/ & 't de• 1 .3 .1c1' 8 5 o ° - k • ` a v.. MONDAY, J ANUARY- 3, 1803. [PRICE SIXPRNctz% ARMY doNT'itAcrs, Consnissaty-General's Oct, Greit George.:.:trcet, 27th December,' 1802. NOTICE is herebytoall Pertmi eltsirani of contraeling to sNpps • BREA 171 tQ Hi5..1.T;tA.754"1 Troop, as , aell ix avacisemstsand tistrters, as Parraen> the COUNTY. of. SUFEOLK, and OAT S to Ile VALRYincaatonmenisand quarters in tie C,OU N LS 1 10. RIC and LINCOLN, the deliveriee to ewxmence on and A* zit 4 ' j•LYJ t .Yanuery, 1803, that . Prop,als in 13"iiting, sealed up, and marked Tenders .for Army Strippes,,ni.:ll recefted at this &Pee, on or before the lath of said worth of January, Se-raraie Propssu.s tvist Jr fall fsr each ...tun!". and If wit Ly P ‘ ost i 11.;e - p4it.ige to is paid. • TLe Particulars cf the . Contra:7s ntity he had ups applicatioa at this Office an r y D. 9., hett wen the ll'oars itetl' Vevey aour to the Afternoon. I 't TiliVDay Wai pnbliShtd, prig, t05..64, boatels, or us. • ivar.bourti; T HE ANNUAL RFGIS tElt ; or, a Vit‘‘‘. of die History, Politics, anti Literatttre, for ttio 'Year tE~t. Prillted for W. ()triage and ton; 1. Sew.:ll ; Clarke and Son ; T. Hurst; Et4ertoa ; Wy:trie 30.1 ; V. Crosby 3 1. •R: l'•ia!tktr ; 0)01. vy anti Son ; its Lea kk.„. Nitwit; 1, ke Mien, 4nd ;t. tory ; anti I`ertlOf 311:1 a? Ai. Of whOtit may be Cornplete Set - from 17 thiee Volumes, or any Year to' complete Set.• • . kßgtii Porrtr• cum.. No. to 7, Sta,And, Curner . of Savoy Steps, Dee. 2.1, tlioa. TOT-IN BURGESS and SON respediully j the Nobility and Families in gener.ll, thev2have this day received a Pion ;tripplot . F USIA POreti.D LU \k front Winanclerniere Lake, w"ich they earl rtecon npnd, to te of a h'perior quality to any betore introduced. Ije),vT. Sturge,a, Wi;h:11 Smocked Salmon, Brunst4 . .k Susages,.,New trench tee. Warehouse as abot•e. TAR (lOUS ES for W I LLI A H MS I S PATENT V L E )0 ERS a;01 Accov . NT Boo Ks. in London, are, EaStWArd, Nl,l.ssrs. I tardys, Stationers, sm4'i:reit West; Mr...Staunton, Sc.tiw,er, No. 47,1,, trand and itt th . e. tee's, N 0.20, Cmn:Lill. No Charge is ipade for this Itn. provernent, and none can .be., depended on but what ,have the Nagle and a Number staniped on the back, in Nnuterical Order. • • GLAMORGANSHIRE,, • TO BE 5 , ...)1,1),11Y AL:IL:1'10N • At the Bear Inn, at Cowbridge, on Twsclay the Bth, pay,of februaly at Throe o'Clock ill the Afternoan; A LL th:tt Neat and Commodious MA C - 3,„ HOUSE, late in the Occupation' of fames O'Brien, Esq with suitable attached 0 dices,' good Brew - house, Barn* Stable, and CPU' h -Imuso detached, a good walled Cant en, a _Cottage, and sundry.pareels of Land, now in the tenure of Mr. Evan Deere Mary Morgan, Widow, and Inlin comprising 2j A. s. R. 4 P. of extremely rich. sound, Ea stii,e and Nieaclow Land, whereof about Seven Acres are va hiable Orchard, Lying compael tvithin a Ring . Pence, at the Vi llage of Lanblethirin, within four MI6 of the Sea, and 'one of CoWbridgei an excellent, Market and Post Town.. 'rule Premises . , w.dch are partly freehold, and partly Customary.. hold of lnKiitance, are beautifully ornamented with Hedge. row Timber, well .w.::tcred, and in part bounded by 'in ex cellent TrOut Stre:i . Coals inr rea..zonable t and the Ne:4h butahood ve. - y. good" and the Place on the whale, . forms a very desireable Resittence for a Crewed Patnily. rtilso about 76 Acres of valuable Pasture Landsi in Sundry Lots, lying mostly within 'a Ring l•ence, and ar a short Uist. ante from the above Premises, all well watered, and abound. int; with Liinciterne. For a view of the Premises ' apply to Edward Robert, Shoemaker, Cowbridge ,• and for ;tprther Particulars, to Messrs. Llewellyn and Morgan, Attornies, Nerith. RosEATE torto, ) A Certain and Eitiau.ll REMEDY for SCORBUTIC HABITS, ERUPTIONS, and IMPURITIES in tin; FACE and SION. Tiinsfl which is singularly. efficacious l'Q l the C - 11 1 Orlcofi C UTANEOUS be tised by the most scrupulous and fastidious ' , without the smallest apprehension of thingtr.to the most delicate habits, it bring compthott tirthe most siinple matt without Any mixture of incrcuriAl preparation (4 thing much dreaded by persons of weak or debilitated constitutions). tt operates thii parts atreaed, by etattually removing from rue 1.6,4 and Skin, Pimples, Blotches, Prctern4tural Redness, what Is tximmonly denominated Black - Worths, and blesltneac area. sinned by surfeit, anti tug any danger of (=using the Dlijr,l,.-r ti' return into' the Sy.ttein, Ana at the cone timo renters the Complexion twatitirully clear ;nal healthful. The Proprietor can with tentltlence recommend-the ilitOVO Lotion as one of the safest and must uhexceptioriable tvet Offered. to tile Public, it being attended' with uo p4in,Or un. pleasant sensation' in the application ; an d h as n e ver b een nOwn to fail itt the most obstinate Casts, iticW. - ettii,, pfete care in the course of 4 few weeks..'; 4411 be t:stal:d by Many rtspeaable Families who have used it. • Sold, .by appointment of , tho:Propriaor, at Mr. Gilberts, glover, No. 114, Holborn Hill, and Lo where else, in - bottles of ss. 6d. , and nos. 6d. each, stamp duty loclua.ll, with pro. per diredions for using it. 'BEAUTY OF PERSON. Patr'Gulled by flis Royal highness the Duke of Kent. ' is a greater Ornament: b.in a :White POWDER,S S et nothing ° t o l r tit NT e r iI I'E TIt( A )T L D NT I'E E sI I S FR I4 II.2 I E C , inet with univermd encourager - I - I:nit from the first Persomiges at Fashion and Distinction, during a period Or Eighteen Years tia , `recommended to the.attention ut the Public. tardier; 'and Gentlemen who have not tried the effect of this excellent I)„„ t d r i cet win find. a:single box, a sufficient iinatttity to as, certain efficacy and virtues its excel lenc:ies being 3C, knowledged by the 1110 St respettable ntinirittes;,,. -litir4 by several, and lec.olfrileittled, 'rile Po deanses and beautifies the Teethi sweetens the breat.h, possuises 110 acid that cin corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthew, tin! cares the scurvy, which often proves the destritaion of whole, setof prcserves sound Teeth frynt *e. Cu decaved Teeth from betoining worsof fasten.; those AptijcaLate proves the .111 pity ITIO3OS Or pre ve i o);, their tieing drawn. - nut has enhanced it ; 11 th e ;.t.;(inpimi aF Ladies and Gentlemen who .have been in the habit Of wing it, is, ,that it prevents die fet:lrn nt . the Tuoth.ach, ivith which, beam* t hat , perio4 they.; had 'been v olat ttly a dirtied ; and obviating,the necessity of tliat most disagreeable of ail opYrations --Sealing the Teeth. Likewise ,i l'ineture which possessei the power, of casing the rnint violent Tuoth.ach„ and or Aces the ( h ints, and is atter the Powder; per. ti. by sate in its tibe, having its Pent. Tro tter !worn . intilds it, to Gentlemen going abroad to, take with them, as Gentlepen...who bay r beat abliu4d have thiind the good .ef.. fedi or the Powders in Icing voyages; and also pruuttt for all Families., and Schools tei keep try them. She cautio4ls the Nobility and Gentry against piirchaShig any Asiatic Tooth. Powder without " M. 'trotter" on the S tamp, on Vic top of the hn).4setAerat compositions having. hertz v.:14,14 1..)r it in' Town anti_Cenntry. wholesaie aniketail, at the . Wrirehnuse, No. t, Doan. fort Buildirtm, Strand; and by apPoinfincia, h" , Mesirrs. Boiler and Leder, Oxford ; Mr Haiti; fclrs a shearotr, and - Athtiews, Bristr , l Mr. Tresvmaii, Exeter r Mr; Snack, portsrnutith t Mr. Itichatifs, ; Mr. woo, Weymouth ; Mr. ,Ectmonds cas, Soitthamptott; Mr, ' ; Mr, tfttch, lqrs. CVkile,iter ; . ti v t443s; thin M. Holtibiook, Dash) , Winkt, Lress.. Dition, Chesur, . Mr. .I.lttred, Yarmouth; Mt, Harley and Son, Sitt try I ; , e , l oVakefield ton, Leicester ;, Mr. 'Underwood, Carnbridge Mt. 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