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. • ' , , • . k , 1 , , / ..• . " ' V - "' ...„., k ..',, ' ....i.,.....t.„......,.... r„.. , 1 t........zi v 1 Ti .. " H 1 .v. et ........: -------- ' ,',' .1 - 44 - ~, i ,„. . - - _,---, ,Ur. -1 , %; , ,_ ,_ ''''--- e ~, At, ~ • ' 4 % ,-- .'",<: '', , p, iN' -•-- ... r 0 /,e, i 0 0 \i (6447 , r ; ko Cif;tia.4! i~ .1. 1 1 '.l+,al,l '/ ti- 1., • ''t SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !9, 1803. , f::rr• ti 3252. . . [PRICE SIXP'ZNCE. ' THIRD ENdLISH. STATE LOTTERY FOR Begins Drawing the 4th of April, 18e3. THE TICKETS art sold .and divided into ~Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteentlia,.by HA ZARD, BU RN E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery-Office,. No. 9 . 3, under the Royal Exchange,, Lon don, and no where else on their. Account. The Scheme consists of Four Prizes Three of to,tiool. Three of seiole and others Irtim 20001. down to 201. to the amount of 311,0001. • • t - *„, Country Orders, accompanied with short - dated Bills on tendon, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pundually attended to ; and Correspond ents may depend au being treated exactly on the same Terms as if personally present. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable to Ad'of Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, " liatard and Co.'s Lottery-Office." Letters, post-paid, duly answeted, and Schemes gratis. This Day Avas published; - • In tliwVolume, Oaavo Price 75.. 6d. hoards, Q ER MONS on VARIOUS SU FVECTS. L 3 131 SAMUEL •51 4 M41401' E OFFICIS C GREJAriI,VCI;:, , T HE Pki. l C7/PAL OFFICERS M :11:EST 1 4. .R6N4NCIi a.? tho !oil( 3 . e realr at fbei,- C:T.:L., at .St. illeirffaref..cfre,a, ffiinsler,^-efft i2e lestaiff, to rectior . pts,llt:itont . rfah Persons as riajo be f, fo u tatake the Ju p. ply of tbe fallowing detcrf pion cf Articles, avi Teq , :-..,11..1.‘,e. of the iintierpfsestionel, Jer ibe . Sr , uirr of tke . GyJian„e . I)erartf;:ent utoft. Cotitrazir to a /cried f t t Thee Yeats, viz. • NEVER 'ACTED. . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. '9, iBO3, will .be presented a- new Historical Play, in Three lAdts, called THE HERO OF THE NORTH: • Preiidetit of the College of New jersey, America. These Sermons Were transmitted by the Author, •wi:th a. view Of ascertaining how far his mode of thinking and .writ. ing Might be acceptable to the people of the United. King darns of Great Britain.. Having been inspected by two vent Divines, who regard them as the finest speeimeni of oratory, as well as the strongest Incitenieuts .to true gionand Morality, this Voluble is submitted to the criterion of general sentiment. , . • Printed for J. Malvrnan, Successor to Mr . .in the Ppultry. • , Sermons' chiefly• intended to proinete Faith, Hope, and Charity. BY V. Knox, Di . D. Third. Edition. Large Octavo. 6s. boards. With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Tl* Overture and the Music composed and seleeed by Mi. KaLLY.' I . The Chstatiers by Mr.POPE, Mr. VvROUGHTON, 'Mr. KELLY, • Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON. Mr' BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mt. CAULHELD. Mr. SEDGWICK,.Mr. GRIMALDI, Mr, GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER, Mr. EVANS, ,Mr.IVELLS. Mr. JOHNSON, Mr. CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE. • Miss MENAGiE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER. Chorus of Miners. Danby, Welch, Maddocks, Cooke, H. Caulfield, I. Caulfield. Dibble, Elliot, Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer, Willoughby, Milbourn, Sawyer, (one*, Sylvester, Heather, Stinchard, Asc. &c. Chorus of Nuns. Iklostls. Blanchard, Arne, Wentworth, Saunders, Williams, Coates, Maddock s, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grimaldi, Vselivi Butler, Wrag, Fisher, Robinson, S-. Robinson, Smith s &c. W 1711 FORTUNE's FROLIC. ikt The public are respedfully informed that the r so. prietors have engaged Mr . Cooper of the Philadelphia and New YOrk Theatres.—Due notice will be given of his first Appearance on this Stage. Leather.Bregche6 and (;tuvt:s for the Military Cerpl under the Ordnance.; • ()litt ditlereat Sorts ; • , Pl u i t tberA V:ork. at the 'rower, NV etr.tminstere GreenWiCh} AVouiwtch t C: . i4ve;Lind, Tiltpay Pl4steters‘Vu;l: at ; t , ' eOrtformahle tol'atierat -Ind Specimens 0f,415. dirtifiels ' 11411 ;ic; may' kin4eoed at ibe - -.l7OfDek,' ttptit itppliturtistrt to the. Chief Clerk stndee the Principal Sti i reficier' i f ieVeri ',Meet, IL L.?, printed Conditions of /he Se h , giggks Vibe Artici‘r to he furnished, and il'urk to k performed ant's?' ea 4 ) tcAtett:l,', may he rreeiVeist,Qistrit Persons who intiod at make &operal4,V*. sitch e. , :ntrails. The Propos - it* to he delivered at the Secretary's.-OFt-e. 'St,' Alarearet-steeit, 11'estminster, sealed sip, and mark :dim thensi side with a sperffleation 6.1'04 Artistes intendid to he supplied, ,r !fork to he performed, and NO Tender will le admitted afar Tharsdaj, the 24th lost. _ This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. DELAYS and BLUNDERS : A COMEDY, . in Five-Mts, as performed at the' Theatre.Royal, Covent.Carden. By FREDERICK REYNOLDS. Esq. Printed for T. Al. Longman and 0. Rees, P.ttcrno;ter. row. Of whom may be had, lately published, by this s.une Author, r. rally as it Flies, ,a Comedy, price 23. 6d. z. Life, a Coniedy, price . 2S. 3. Management, a Comedy, price 2S. 4. Laugh When you Can, a Comedy, : price 25. s. The Dramatist, a Comedy, price 2s. 6. Notoriety, a Comedy, !Ince 25. 7. I-low to grow Rich, a Comedy, .price 2s. 8. The Rage, a Comedy, price 2 .5. 9. Syeculation, a Comedy, price 2S. 10. Vierter, a Tragedy, ,prict as. GRAND STATE LOTTERY. Begins Drawing 4th April, 1803. And COLItaIIIS 4 Prizes of 4. aNcoo 3 to,ooo 3 5,000 3 2,000 tope." And other Prizes, amounting tot. •z 56,000. TI4E TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale in great variety, and at the lowest Prices, at the Licensed Offices of HODGES and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 149, Oxtorthstrcut, opposite Bond‘strcet, and No. 44, Sr. James's-street. ** Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.. ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb. at, 1803, will be performed, HAMLET. - Hamlet, by a YOUNG' GENTLEMAN; Ghost, Mr. CORY ,• Polonius, Mr. MUNDEN ; King, Mr. WADDY. pt+11:1!a, Mrs. H. IOHNSTON ; And the Queen, Miss CHAPMAN. krftTti HARLEQUIN's HABEAS; Or, Tim HALL OE SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime Charadters. n at i egimi , Mr, BOLOGNA, jun. • Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Qu, Master AG 1 4,11 1 uoe, rather ango to Columbine, M EN Mr. 1,. BOLOGNA I Richard Rcie, Coltunbine's Lover, Mr. K LAN ERT ; • Lounger,. Mr.*,KNG ; Ceniusof Enchantment, Mr. D A RLEY. coinrnbine (daughter to John Doe) Mrs. WYBROW. On Tuesday, The Cabinet, with' The Review. 0.11 Thursday, The Mad of the World, with A Talc of Mystery. A new Comedy is in rehearsal, called' John Bull ; or, An Englishman's Fire-Side. D ICHARD SO N , GOODLUCK, and Co. re. 1%. speafully acquaint the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES Car the ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, to commence Drawing on the 4th of 'April, i 803,• arc now on Sale, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-Buildings, Corn hill ; and facing the Gate of .the King's Mews, Charing. Cross, London. Ity Order of the hoard, R. U. CREW, Sec. t. THE • LIFE OF GENERAL WASHINGTON, ER6M HIS OWN MANUSCRIPTS. PHILLITB-tespedfully informs the Pub that he has entered Into an Engagement with the Fa mily of the late. General WASHINGTON, to publish, in Lon&n, the NI E MOI RS of the LI FE of that great Man,. drawn up from his own Papers. The Work is edited by Mr . . Marshall; Chief justice of the United States. a Gentleman eminent for his talents, and who was intimately acquainted with Washington during his Life; arid it will b.: revised by Judge Washington, the NOliow of the General, his principal Heir, and the present Possessor of his Scat at Nlount Vernon. It will extend to Four or Five Octavo Volumes, will be elegantly printed, and be suitably decorated with a Portrait, and with Views, Maps, and Plans. As such a Work is equally interesting to Europe and Ame rica, it isinreudell that ' the Irublication Shall. take place in London and Philadelphia on the same day ; and it is believed that the first Voittine will make: its appearance in April or may. • No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, - January , NORTH WALES. 11(IN-1 w; To BE LEVI' lmmediatel?, ACAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, compkteiy F URRISHE. Di and fit for the retieptii?ii of a Family,. with Gardens, C9ach;houses, Dog-kennels, Old Stables; also art excellent Cold-bath, either with of 'without 72 Acres of superior Land. ron-lw is delightfully situated in the Vale cf Ctwvd, four miles from the cheap and plentiful Market of Denbigh.' ~with a Daily Post. An unlimited right of Sheep Wall:, abounding with Game. Inquire - Edw. V. Townsliewl, Fron.l iv, Denbigh, - • SCHEME. • All the Prizes to be drawn from the Wheel. 4 of £.20,000 3 of ,C.to,eoo 3 --"-- 5:0 8 D 3 ------ 2,000 4 ------ 4040 32. --- 100 6 ) .--.... so 12,500 ------. , 20 44,000 '1 ickets. Capital I'4 zet;, in the Year iSaz, sold by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. PRESENTATION AND AUVOWSO N. TO . BE SOLI), OP NEXT PRESENTATION of a Valu:,6l, RECTORY 'at Itic 'Coimis' of I.incdn„ of the pre*cht Cita annual value of atwut which it is expeaett will be very shortly increase.l tell soul. by ,a Drainage anti . Commit:iv; .11::1 aste, and by s Convuor.ition..of all the mho, pr.'. sentincumbent at.,:;%1 abAit jo years. T . = alternate A.11V9% , /* son may at the sante i.;fne be tivateti for. Aliply.tOrotlm Paitkulars to R. IL Fisher, E;,q., No.C, New Boswell-coy:ln,, No. 4 8 ,75 2 , -- In Shares, • ,C. 20,000 7,103, . In Shares, .20,000 26,471, In Shares, 5 01 9 4 8 ,3 1 5. -- A Whole 'Picket, - 7 - -- 20,003 p ,471, *A Whole Ticket, ' 5,030 r hey are tile only Persons that ever sold in Shares, Two Prizes of ,C. 3o,of)0, • Nos. 12,15,7, • and • 26,883 . : Also, a great Number of Capital Prizes, in various Lot teries, too numerous to particut:itiic. Vi , ORGAN .tiitti . SA Nl)Etti-4 , New. . Invented Imperial Dining rabies and - . Portable Chairs; the _ I intic:h.admired I'atentiluas-4QtAw.lloctsteads, Sofa Beds and Chair lied::, With a general Stock, of Upholstery and Cabinet . Articles, upon 'Unproved principles, for rite turniShing Houses ;,complete, • ~ • Ne t 4,6 arid i 7, Catherine-Street, Strand. The I triperiAl Dining Tables are all•ovied to: be the hand— soinest and most complete Set .of 'fables ever yet invented ; elegant !)Dinh liedst:v 4ll l l . tr:fw,..Jesigned Window Curtains, en Suite ; new-invented Sixttrasses, anti ling tdus uitto Couch Leds for Foreign l A Climates, oninplets; every Article in the Upho)irery And Cabin t•llrancles, executed in the best and most Modern 'stile ot', Fashion `and Taste, and of the choicest Materials and high-tinishcd Workmanship, • -- By 'MORGAN and SANDERS, . rarhiilting . .,Upholsterers and Cabinet - Nfakers, No. -16, and 47,.(7,0 therine- street, Strand. N. B: - To prevent mistakes, please to notice the Num. hers, 16 and 17. ._,.._ . . bOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. wHri VE A S many japanners and others nii.inti bEture and vend small Boxes with dbubk lids, con ta;ning ittiicene- Representations, which enormities an: fully ,knovvii, bk. this Society to'cxist to a dangerous. xtent, lro'rice IS HEREBY caVEN, that unless such Wegal praaiees are disecnitinited, the oZ:tam's will be ptosecuted :according to Law. By onlia of thr. CoMtnitcar. AUGUSTUS PITCHER, Secretary, THE c;REAT ENGLISH STATE . LOTTERY,. Consisting of 440.00 Tickgts.--To oegin Drawing, Apra 4 1803. GRAND SCHEME. , ' No. of Prizes.. Value of each. Total Value. 4 ' Prizes of 4.10,a30 is ,C.80,b00 3 10,00? 3c,p00 5,000 1,000 1,003 5,p00 100 3‘ oo ° .3,000 1.50,003 CANAL SHARI:4, i . I RON A Ii.IYER OL E:: AVI Nt; ji•ONDS, JH 301.1) Use 0 By PETER C.:OXF., I.3URRELL and FOSTER, • At Carraway's Cott:.e.house, On TRuast)Av, .the l4th inst By ‘ Q Met . ot she Trust,:cs ; rush,), T\VEINTY SHARES in the I,D.:DS and :LI NTERPooi. CANAL, yieldiag li.iy„ht;pisr Cent. ink each 'Share, Five Share,: In the Iron Itail.wayfrOlTl Wand ‘yarttl to Croydon. Two Thousand Pounds River Dee Stock ; and a Paving Bond of Three Hundred Pounds of the Parisiics. of if. Gllcs's in the Fields, and St George's, Blootnsbatyi bearing an Interest of q c per Cent. regularly paid. Particulars 11 . 14 y be had six days preceding the Sale, at )/loyd's and Garraway's ;, and of Messrs. Pcter Coxr, Bor. r,ll, and Foster, Ttirogrnorbon.street. , . to, 3 0 6o u,soo LYING-IN HOSPITAL, Feb. to, ;Sq. THE GOVERNORS,of the LYING.IN HOS. PITAL, DUBLIN, propose to lett the ROTUNDA, and such of th e P u bli c R ooms as may be necessary for Sum , mei' Concerts, from the it,t of May next, or they will lett for any term of years that may be agreed on, their extensive Concerns or Public Aeolus; completely furnished with every coMrtlodation : they consist of A circular saloo n , re feet tuameter ; Bali. Room, 86 by 4e Card. Room, 60 by 3o ; Tea-Room, 6 by 4 ; Supper-Roo m s, 86 by 40, and 36 by 4, with Hall, Vestibules, Dressing-Rooms, compleat Kitchens,.&e. a constant supply of Water, and every species • of convenience ; these - Premises are - well worthy the attention of pgrsons of enterprize anti Capital. Applicatio n from Principals only, to be Made to the .Re sister at th e H os pi ta l, or N b. s, Eccics-street, Dublin.• 44,0e0 Tickets. Z. 39z,000 (r-r . This Scheme differs from all others tor many years past, in du: circumstance of not haVing any Prizes fixed for particular days. WWl' and Co.. No. i Poultry, are appointed Li by Government to sell the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This Office (established in the year 1759) has been fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Tfl lit. TEEN of which were of the Last and Three prkwediog Lot teries, and some of them divided into many Shares. CORONET HEAD-PRESS: u (BS. tirlces Abe liberty of informlng the Female No'hiiiti and Publk, that the'llead-dress which enjoy ed the greatest attradion 'the last . 1111tTli-DAY, . was invented by film, and may be seen at No. I to, Bishops gate.Within. For taste, magnificence anti utility, it cannot be equalled ; it is so ingeniously managed, that It will form a F utl-Dress for general use,- andyet,ou particular occasion:;it may be disposed into the form of whatever CORONET the rank of therl..aidy who wears it may require, or :her fancy shall chute to adopt: This l-lead. Dress is of singular and appropriate elegance, and is suited.as well to the diffident as the most commanding tile of Beauty. ' Ross thinks it necessary to assure the Public, that all supe rior Inventions in Fancy-head-Dresses have, for more than 16 years past, originated with him ; and he respedfully cau tions them not to. be imposed`upon .by the servile imitation of others. The Patent Hair Spring tor Ladies and Gentlemen, together with all the various articles of taste.for ornamenting the head May be procured at his Emporium, . -VALUABLE EFFECTS, BUM-MY HEA`II-1, tIEIO- ~ ~. FOR:DSHIRS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ay Mr. WAISItS, By ORDER of the EXECUTORS — of Mrs, THLUERI, Deceased, on the Premises, et Hartsbourne Cottage, on • .Monday the 7th Day of March, ao3l and'Eight following Days (Sunday excepted), •, COMPRISING 'Four.post and Vida Bedsteads, with India Chintz and Corded - Dimity Furnitures,: prime seasoned Goose Feather...beds and ekeellent Bedding., well finished Cabinet-work,lin Dining, Card, Pembroke., and Dressing Tables excellent Wardrobes, Chests of Draw: ers, Secretary and Bookcases, Dining',,tooini parlour, auLt. Chamber Chairs, Sofas, large Glasses and Mirrors,. a Patent. Grand Piano Forte, about 3000 Ounces of 11 , 1odern.Plate ; Time-pieces, Gold Stop, and Repeating Watches I varletlo of COW 'Ornaments and jewels; a Selection of Books, by the most esteemed Authors, many of whicth .are scarce and valuable, in splendid , Bindings •, near 200 Volumes of 11 . 1toi , :, including the Winks of Handel ; India, French, and Derby shire China; about Ise Pieces of India Long-cloths arid.. Nloslins ; valuable Wearing :knout:l; tear zoo Dozen line ohl Madeira, Port, and other Wines;: 15" •large Orange and Lemon Trees ; variety of other G teen- house Plants; 41,:, gant lost Chariot, Phaeton, a Chaise Horse, a clever Hack ney, Cart Horses, Carts, Corn, Hay, Cows, Heifers, ,Vtga r , &c. Sze, ~. • NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF . BOOTS L, On the 1 4 th inst. by an unfortunate Young Man, on his way from London to Portsmouth. A RED MOROCCO POCKETBOOK, con. Limning Bank of England Notes of tnl. sl. 'and one aol. and some Menii , rittduros to the Russian L. , itguage, which can be of no utility to my other person ; it is therefore hoped, if fallen into the hands of an, person of feeling, they will have the htunaiutY to restore it to the proper Owner, who 'will with pleasure,defray any Expences, and be saved . &Om utter destrudidn. Dirra to Mr. Charles Smith, No. r. Temple Cloisters, Levuio n , who will pay ngy reasonable Gratuity, adequate to the situation of the unfortunate Loser. SHOES. DWART) MOGGRIDGE, No. 44, Ludgate. _ILA hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public ib general, that after many years attention and expe rience, he has to otter them BOOTS and St it) ES, WA TER. PROOF, with perfct.t confidence of their , being far superior to anyever made. He makes the lightest dress Shoes and BoPtil Water.proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He is particularly induced lo make it public 'at this season of the year,, when maple of all descriptions have their health impaired by wet or damp in the feet. He recom mends them on shooting excursions, as no water can pene trate. Loather prepared in this way, has the adyahrage of lasting twice ,as long as Leather. dressed in the common way. An Attlee of such general utility will no doubt await the attention of the Public, and induce those who hive a real value for their health to apply at his Manniadory, as above. Ile has no connexion with any other House in 'London. N. B. A large assortment .of Boots and Shoes ,Waterproof and otherwiie, constantly kept for the East and West India Trade. MerchatitS and. Captains liberally treated with. r )~ C- ICI+ AcrP 0)v, Gol f the.. 'Catalogues ill be pnblished ten days preceding the Salsa, itt One Shilling' each, which will be returned to Purchases, and may be had at the King's Arms, Oxfonl-street, and No. y, Ludgate-street, London; Abercorn Arms, Stanniare; Red Lion,. Barnet; Woolpack, St. Alban's ; Ilittite Horse, Uxbridge; Castle, ‘V incisor; on the I' remises ; and ef• Mr. Waters, Watford, fleas. klay be viewed with Catalogues only, on Thursday,. Vet. day,. and'Saturday preceding the Sale, from ten till three. dt4 ~ •nth u 44 , VCP bar °, ;via, 0r , 4 - ite# jut', for- rlted , t iit jPg. ItiGn 11 , A 1 too 1;:tr• ?ASH lONABLE DANCING —PRIVATE TUITION. ESSRS. HOPKINS and SON's ACADEMY for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashavable NCING, at COAGHMAKERS.HALL, Foster:lane, Ciie;i icicle , continues Open tor the improvement of such LAUIES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this Aeconilishment. Or those wh o ha ve no t obt a i ne d t h e p re , sent F ASHIONABLE MODE, may be e tPediti°uslY ih sLi`u!ted in the most Qitl VAT E MANNER in all the E LE. CANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now in use, to qua. lil them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES, YOUNG LA. DIES iincl GENTLEMEN are. also .Taught every FA SHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted togive the most elegant Address. N. B. The Morning Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open, and will be continued till His Majesty's Eirth.elay, rrHE very diitinguished Approbation which .1. ROBARTS and PLOMAN's New MAnufaCtnry ha s experienced fr o m TIER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL FA MI LY, the Nobility and . Gentry, &c. claims from them their respect ftil Acknowledgements. They flatter themselves, from their unremitting attention to produce !taste and E. le ttat ,m l ct in th e ir Ext ens i ve Colleition for Faishionable Dress, trs oitc'eeds in t witchy an d varietyany thing ever exhibited tots Country. th k. and P. b e i ng t h e, I nventori and Manufaiturers, warrant w v:ir of every Article bad inAheir Warehouse ; and beg '°;tutp.:,„,,,t the Public, they are only to be had. genuine at • rooms, No t, Chandos-stTeet, Covent-garden. - TO TIIR CURIOUS IN FISH SA.UCE, HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeitfullyinformetl, I 0 FIN BURG ESS riStintri(t)iehis's GENUINE ESSENCE* or ANCHOVIES, to be prepared by them in the same manner that 4 i givers 'such univerkal approbation tin' many years past. f o l i le long justly-acquired superiority, of that Arucle is 1 , 1 Y confirmed in theopinion of the Country at large, and of _. (h totts'resident in all parts of the• World, and having stood The test of trial, ranks it in the situation it tiOW maintain s. Tl,e general utility of their Essence of Anchovies amt other r!ch, Sauces . tor Fish, &c. induces them ! from the hitmerous ASlvertisemerits daily appearing, to caution Families, Ake. its the pkirchasing sam Warehous e,' e as under. as none:ts to be had of their Genuine; 1311 t at tistir .every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use" of the Merchants,bent yuallty. Captains of Ships, efre :throws in te AilnY and Navy, supplied upon the shortest 'notice for the East and Webs irutei, &c. ha 3 For the convenience of Families to Scotland, they 4 " aPpvisited Nlessrs. It, johnston and Co. latubtirsit, their l e Agents for Fists Sauc es. WarehOUSC, 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strad, Londo4. ARCHER aivi: I.4AUGHTON, from " Dublin, riot Poplin and Tabbiner Manufaclurers and Mercers to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince arid. Princess of Wales,. Duke and Dutehess bf Mork, Duteliess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, N0..8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garde') London. The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty,. the dilii,rent Branch& of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the tirst Rank and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public, .the decided superiority of Archer's and Haughtbiesi Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, and Plain Chamberry Mus lim and Italian Cambric Siisenets fur Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to render it unnecessary for that House to reply.to the Adver tisements of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is toe copying of their Advertiseme U nta. CATION, Whereas Archer and "Houghton have been credibly, in formed, that a great many people in thii kingdom ate now, and have been, for some mu. , past, manufacturing and sel. ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as. Irish, Pt •an inferior quality , under the name of Archer and Hiughton's Manufadory, with a view todiscredit and injure their House, and a gross impo sition on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their Manufadure, that was not actually bought at their House . *** Merchants Supplied to any Amount. They have the'honoUr to acquaint the Nobility and Gen• try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety •ot. Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they aro enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of th eir own , Irtanuladere t—they consist of white and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslim,. Cambric Sarsenets, .Kftsdimares for Widows, Ar moz,nes, dress Se ed= Serges, threstrings, Cyprus Satieriets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, BorubliZets for Servants, &e. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsencts, for slight Mourning-- English yard-.wide Poplins of a superior quality, at ts. bd. per yard ; Velurcs, double black Scrges, and rich Irish Tabhinet in different Parietal ; plain, corded, chain, and striped,-.tor Clergymen and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow rusty or - greaq in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever caked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning tnanufadured into Poplins or 1 abbinets; Tablu.:rays for F ur niture of the di fl*erent 'fashion able Colours, atanuttducett on the alloitest nonce.' • - BY WS MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 4R. SIGNIONDO . Surgerp.bentiat, &tilt, re» speatully acquaints - those or the Nobility and Gentry who have experienced the benefit retailing- front the use of his l)entrifice and Lotion for Preserving and Beautifying the TEETH and GUMS;.that it may be obtained at the follow ing .Places in Town, viz. at Messrs.Gattie and Lee's, No.sa, New Bond-street Hendrie end Son, Tichborii-street, Gel den-squere ; Golding, Cornhill ; .Cryer, ditto; Watts,. Che mist, N. 473, Strand ; Haul, Stirrey-stivet, Blackfriars- Koadt. and, for the greater convenience of those residing in the Country, they , may be proenred in most of the principal Towns throughout the Unfted:Kingdom;: , Also, his ANODYNE TINCTUR for the cum of the Tooth-Ache, and Tooth,Brushen of - various sizes and tex ture, on the best construction fur ate. AProof of the b,;fficacy 0f that most excellent Me. dicine,,tha BALM or • MECCA, Which is an Infra link cure for' all . .Nervratta Disorders. The Him. ,-Mrs. Twisleton was.s'ubje6t..to a violent ',mous he4d-ache, pall& tations,trernors, and unaccountably distressing Sensations, tor s p in a le ars, during which site consulted some of the 11106 t eminent Medical Men fin - the Kingdom, tolluwed titer pre,- scriptions,.used the Bath %yaws, &c. for two seasons, wal l . out circa, and never received any perairietir reliof, till was recomniendo to the I:roprictor of the ii.dru 0(' Mecc.a.,by whose advice and medicine she has been rectored. (Signed) Charlotte'rwlsleton,Margaret-street,Cavendish:-squire, Lao:, don, —The Balm of Meccit-is.prepared, genuine, only by Ball and Co. Surgeons, and, by their appointment, sold wholesale and retail, by Mr. Withers, NO. 329,' . 5; rand, Tth flow Irpin Temple Bar ; and by all reSpecUble Venders in Town and Country, price as. gd. per pack,A., POW COUGHS, tie , ANGIBAWPS LOZENGES OF BLOIS, 'THESE Celebrated Lcizenge's, 'which nave been .I. sold in England upriards of One Hunched- anti Thirty Years, were invented by . Charles Angibaucl, of Blois, Apo thecary to the then King of France, and have been conveyed by. Charles Angibauti, his G 1410.4011, late of St. Martin's- . lane, London,: by assignment ot 'the Original Retxipt, to the present Proprietor. The Lozenges of iii& are xery:ditl'oelit from all the Mo. km Inventions, and are a itei*t pleasant and etlecluaL Re medy tot Coughs,; Colds, :aid Distirders of the Lungs. By , a peculiar atteatlitng Quality, thty quickly allay those trouble some tickling Cougits, called Catarrhs t anti by their soften. ing and healing Virtue:;, adtbrd gr;:at Relief in Son: Throats, Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic Complaints. Sold by Appointment of th. Proprietor, in 1),,, , cc17, Price is. :O. cacti, Duty included, b Mr. Newbery,'N•J. 45, St. _; Mr. Golding, No. 4z, Coinitill Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exelian4e ;. Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur. street ; Mr. %Valle's, Old Bo ad-street ; Mr. jeboult; No. t,o, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, OztOrd-street ; Mr. , Ward, IV 0. 37.4, Holborn; itnti Mr. Clarke, No. sO9, lwrough, DR. NORKIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Public Attention to these Va. 1. ..lnable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cates would be unnecessary f successful experience for more than half a century having sufficiently established their reputation in the cure of every species of Fever,.especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the P prietor, from their increasing celebrity,' not only derives the highest gratification, but is enabled' with confidence to re. commend-A trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate 'Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the gland, Colds, Stomach anti Bowct Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in. 4luence, 211CtiAi a salutary cordial in those discomforts all-ma ma OnEti ArlPei I ift,nothing 9RSIIKiIiSS their benefieialetleat. The Family Route, 21si is only to be had at the, Doctor's I louse, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-squarei where godlcs Of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders !Or Exportatiun uicd. Sinaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by I eboult and-Co. and retail by all Venders of Meth» eines also' Dr. Norris's Antibilious . Pill, celebrated as a safe and etleaive aperient, may be .had at all the 'above ,places, in boxei, at 2S. 6d. ttiIEUNIATISMS, NtiNtliN PALSY, Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the S . : 'stern, SPRAIN'S, lIKUIIs',ES and CHILBLAINS, XXIiIf4HEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, t' V V (Pills and Fluid),are the most effeetnal renledic:4 itr tilt! 'World, having suceeetied hccases cif six, eiElit, ten; twenty - , and even of laity years standing, atter every other means had railed, and it has absolutely curial more Parieiiis of the above CompLiitits, than all the Medicines; eva made . The Fluid is so singularly penetrating ;,:nct spoeVIV ?II its ape.. ration, that Chiblains,Sprains and Bruises are titincfixl by two or three. Applications.. It is prerared and sold as as. gtt, each boa,or bottle, by R. Johnston, Ariotliccary, 'No, is, Greek -street, Soho, I.4Mileri, arid may . In hul or every Medicine Vender in Eng. land, Ireland, West It34ics; aril Atite6.•a. . • Toprevent countdtipt Tiftposition, the Genaine Is aigne2, on the Label by the 'Proprtetor, R. 'Winston, Apotrawari, No, IS, C 6:ck-stieet i Sohrri . 14 talon,