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`NUMBER 3273..; " THEATftEiROYAL, DRUItY:CAN.E.' • TO -MORRO W. VENING . , March 17, 1803,` will be performed iVIA(.;BETH., Macbeth, Mr. COOP - Ell-, (Being his third Appearance on this Stage:) Lady Macbeth, Mrs—POWELL w DUN JUAN. On Saturday; the Ilero of the NOrth, with The Wading Day ; T fdy Contest, Mri. Jordan. On Monel,ty, King Richard the• Third, itt which Mr; Cooper will :td, for .the first time, the Charmer King Richard. And on Tuesdc:y, The Hero of the North. BY , CO NI MAN () F. T 1 li IR 44 APIS TIE& • TUEATRE,RQYAL, C(.)-VENT-GAR.DEN, . T O.NIQRROW EVENING. .NLirCli- I 180 3 ) be. presented, JOHN BULL ; • ar, AN ENGLISHMAN' : With New Scenet and I.)ressei. • .The PrinciparCharaaers by Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOXE, Mr. FA`WCETT, r 'Mr. OHNSTONE', Mr. H. lOHNSTON, 11r. 131,5.*CHA RD,' ' Mr. EMERY Mr.. WAQDY, Mrs. CIEBS, :\rjr , . DAVENPORT, And M'.;. 11 101-1145T0 , N,“ , 1. The ernioaw • W:trt a Lyrical EspeKue by Mr. , .TafIN'S'i(INE. -. ' W:1 - 11 • ' CROSS l'U R POSES. On'Svoirday, John Bull, with The.ktrile, in which:Mr, Itrabam ..nd Signora Storace will perform t4e.Cla-arad,,ts of Pcartwell and (...areline., John Bull will be performed on ToesrTay;' 7 rhuriday; and SaturdAy next . week —After the new Comedy on Tqcgt-Ay next, will be rrforrned• tbr the tirst rime , „ <a-new h.tono.• Drama, or Tragte-Secne, called Captive, by'Mrs. Litch field. The Accompaniments composed by Dr. Busby. T othelVOßTllYanil INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of , .•, :. • , the Ancieji,t City : of COVENTRY. . C; EU TI.V,NT I. ' •.' • • e irliE DeCibl.nn of the Cimmitter.arpointed t o try .. the Merits of the last t leCtion for the City or' Covcranr, having occasioned a vacancy :in eine of the 'Seats, it is wi:n Most:heartfelt pleasure I:accept the tiwttaliPl")l a n ' im. " . '''''' 4114 'NsPeelaole But) , of the Eleduo, to beeorli= a Cludid,te for the honour of representing }'our •A ntieaf .0 it`! i:7 /.1, h a _ inent. , , ' ~ 7 1;.; bad I I'„,1 10, 11(1 not have presumed to offerThys , ,tlf to your favour, Pad not rectsivi ; :t ti l e ,1006 V `la:at:Mo.; As t .t.a.inees of the Ze' ,l6 us SuppOrt, not only of the Infl:Tendent - Majority, which has plac e d thepre4ent tvortny Me ether, Captain 13A R, LOW, in au lionburaLle a situation, but also of a considerable add4ion of strength Iron the . other Independent rteenwit of the City. . • Asa neighbour, I am gratified that you bare the ratans of :.. knotting my.Counethomi in I,i'ei and my 4ttady attachmets " the Principles of our ,n,,t excellent COnn itul Puri. Soul(' I be so fintunate as to br plaCed•by our sulFtsge3 in the situation tn,whieh I..aspire,: it will Fe the constant study and pride_nf ray ,life to prove my sense of the obligation COD_ fetrvd upon rne, by tilt West b reAv and unceasing attachment' to the particular Interest: , of tale City of Coventry, and the jericrat prosperity «A , tho. Country. 7 .. j have- the honour to he, Gentiernen, . ' • Your faithful and devote,d humble Servant, . , • , GEORGE FREDERICK STRATTON. Greet Fe* 1 fok, Ba y, . nbur 0 • ail. March r.j, 4 ' - 4,7 rrtiOSE Wl)‘..C' ) 1 t I)NT FREEMENT of 11 COVENTRY,w :IO fee. the true value of theirf ran. ' ehise, and wish not to be rriNic I, h,t Property of either of the two Parries; who afte t, itt thktir tun I, tt, have the cli.spotil of their Rights, and Mae have'aaniay atiNtiPted•te - make a 'mac of them, on the present occasion, are ii.s.?.ueateei to Sus penal their•Prornises until the Day of EleEtiort ; whon a Celt tiern4n, who wishes well to ,the Independence of the City of Coventry, will be proposed as a fit person to be returned to Patliament on theresent vacancy. PARMASAN CHEE4. USTIMPO .._ ..... _ _ . RTED, a large Quantity of extraor dinary fine Partnisan Cheese, which, to the Curioua in t U 1 s Article,. will be .found, well worth ilielritrtention ; also idtne Neilichatel'and Chapziger Cheese. New Gorgona An. chovies For Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, French Ca poot capers,' anti new. French Olives.- , To be had at john Burgess and Sen'i Warehouse, No: te7, corner of the Savoy steps, Strand, London. . . . . . . . 'CH E qILEAT EN( USK sr.ATE' LOTTERY, Consisting, of 44,600 Tickets.—To begin Drawing, April 4, . . ' • GRANO SCHEME. No. 0 - Prizes., . . Value of each. , Total V.kalue. 4 Prizes of k . 20,0 u) • is - 4. Ba,ooo . . 3 ' (0,00-, 3 0 , 0 0 0 3 -- 5,00 15,000 3 a, 0„) -- P,OOO • 6 -- I,ono 5,000 30 -- lel -- 3,0a0 63 -- 5 0 --- 3,c00 , 12,533 --- 23 . 7 2 7 5 o, 000 44,000 Tickets. . This Scheme diirer's font all others,tor.martvyears , past, in th e eircupitanceof fiot havieg any . Prizes •fixedifor particular days'. • • WIFT and Co. No. t t,. Potiltry, are appointed by Government to sell the Tickets and Sharea of • the above Lottery. -ri,;s ()nice (sstablishwl in the . year 17 . 59) "has been Mittinate in the Sale of Capital TH IR. TEEN of which were of the last 4nd Three preceding Lot. lanes, and sortie of them diviclod into Many Shares, • THIRD ffs s liinit - STATI„' LOTTER? FOR"litboit Beglik Drawing the 4th of Apiil, •0303. r - pHE TICKETS are soiti and divided - into Italve*,. Quarters j Eighths, and Sixtoe oths, by -HA zmu), BURN L, and Co. Stock.lirokers, at - their Stitte tottery-011L e, No. .under the Royal . Exchange, Lon don, awl no'Nyhere else 4ccount. ScUrpe couwis. , ot Four prizes. of to,ooai. Three of' T hrec of 50461. and others front pool. down to 241.: to the arnOtilit'ut . "39l,oo6l. • -1 , 4 * Conittry Orders, accompanitd with short=clated,BiLls •on London, Post-Oftice Orders, or Cash, in Parcel 'by . Coeh or Carrier, pune'ittalitr :mended to ; and Correspondlnq depend on , being treatt,.l exadb , on.t))e saine:Ftrihr;, as if personally present: • '., lll .sltares solciat tilts Office will' he ,stamped agreeable to , Vic} cit Parliament, and also with The Crown,. and,roand " Ittatril and' Co.'s . Lomry-Oflicz." • • 'Letters, po p4l it s , duly answer t, and. Schemes gntis. ORG AN and 'SAN DERS's Nc tte Itiv en tea Imperial Dining Table's nd Portable Chairs ; the isluch.atimired Patent iirNs.serew lletistead;•:, Sofa Beds and (.'chair Beds, with A gener4lstock of Upholstery and Cabinet A rticies,ll pon involved principles, for the - furnishing Houses complete, No. t6and 17, .Catherine—Street, Strand. The yaliies are alloWed to be the hand:, t tqlne4t and most complete set of Table's ever yet inventett ; V4tit.itit DOine Ifects, with iv: \'; -designed Window Cttrtains, ' ttl Suite ; new".ir.vent.zd :Slnsitutte Conch %xis for Foreign litnatt Nlattracscs, Itedding tilinplete; every Ankle t Upholstery and Cabiii , .:l liranch“ executed in the best an,-1 - most ' l\todein arid of the 4: itoice4t M.:lt:fiats By MORA; AN ;dui !;kt4I)ERS; Fnrniching uplinist.rrer, and C,ibitiet gukers, . No. 0), i 7, c...ioLefine;.strcet, Stt,tud, ni • ti. C prevent trtt— please to notice the: Nunt4 tact L i, 17. , t 1 : ~,,,_ WEDNESa.ZY, Al AR C IC, 1803. Pr/ ) 'r ittk ---- ,--,7:7 • 'ic: 4-.,-7-.41 ""** - ' ......: -,,,,,-'' :7 ">''' e• q ' lll ill, k\4‘‘ • IVIILILIA,rKENIT. { N'consequence'of,a Warrant from his Majesty, direEling the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent to draw out and'embody the MILITIA of the said Cotinty ; it is appointed that the said Militia shall 'a,•senible as follovis - ,. the wF ST KENT. Regiment to assemble at NIA 1..), STUN E, on Mondaythe zist inst.—and the EAST KE.NT diattalion to assemble at CANTERBURY, on the saine d.iy.--,And all Militia-men and others whom it may concern: a i m hereby required to take notice, and give their attendan.e. accordingly. • •By order of the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent, WM. SCUDAMORE, Deputy Clerk of the General Meetings of Lieutenancy of the said CouLty. al M 'tictone March lc ". At a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS of-the " TOWN of BOLTON and its Neighbourhood, convened ; by tbe-Iloroughteove and Constables,: cm Friday the fith Day ; ut . March, to prepare a CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS to HIS ItIA JEST Y, upon he, discovery of the late Conlpiraey against his Per , :un and Government, IT wawasßeso ved, hat it is the unanimous senti. n ivc it of fliis Meeting, to loin Iris NI - ajcsty's loyal Sub je6l4 ill expressing their attadliment to His iViajecty's Person ; rind Famity,,,Arid their heartfelt gratitude fur the blessings which they have kind enjoyed under his mild and ItLISpC:t.PI3 It ei1;11. TW,t thq fcei it to be theirtity to declare their ilb c • licpriVitctf?k t hose Principles :Which nki.r.lCtl the untie p . / ..11 cat w .t ho 6 - f Oteir 4- CMtitiry Otrhtliinntei tnr . ort4A'ileKtivt4ritlOti 7 erit64olrtetifii-rhiode inkl lature this Li itigctotrt „ 110; a,slutitul and loyal A.rldress ot Congratulation to Ills MA :) 6I .Y ' 66 Pl\" . Earca Con , trUtted, donsr ting . toi h4A g6Genkfernini Te h Kf,T. T. Bancroft , LaWsan, M. D. , tkirrswotrli, r. y c rot t, Mr. ItidrNity, , anti . I\ll'. NV,. Carl r l . That tfte Address now 'produOd and approVeif, be signed by the Chtirinan, , in behal fof the That the Members of tile County, he r , :quested to present the i!itiLlress to His M and that the Chairman transmit it to them, tieggiog their compli t nice with this request. That the. Resolutions or, tlus Meeting, he. published itt Hat rop's and,Wheler's l\lanehester Newspaper..s,, the Sys and the Traviiller. 'IQ lIN Pt LK. ING T N, Boroughretrie, Mr. Pilkingtou having left the Chair, It • voted th .t the Thanks of this Meeting be given to th,.- wort iv Cintirman, for his zeal and attention to the trnsi -1,c,•3 41; Ilse clay, ailti,aiqu, for his stsalttity in the early exit of tt.;> Meetio4. - ". I_,A.LEHAM INCLOSLIRE'. T' • FTE,•.,CONI VISSIONERS for div idtng• and allotting the open Fields and Com Mons in the NIA. NOR of LA LETIAM..„ in the Counties of Middlesex and Surrey intend . . to meet at the Greyhound inn, in Laleitain aforesaid, on Thursday the i4th Day of • March instant, at 'Twelve o'Cloek. at Noon precisely, whert.eil . Persons inte rested therein are reqwsted to attend, to Point Out any Al terations they 'May.de.sire to be made - intheir intended Al lotments. The Particulars of which Allotments will be previously sent to ttte Proprietors ; and at which time a proposition • will lie made to them. for 't he exoneration of rnetr Estates twin Corn Tithes, upon theimpropristors re ceiving an Eq.livalent in Land in lieu: thereof, to beasccr. Wined by the said 'C.' , ntiliissioneri. • ' - • chi. I.lth D••, , of•'.larch; dos' • •-• CAT.ThE MARKETS Al STIRLING. • TO CATTLE DEALERS. THE MAGISTRATES of STIRLING, having been applied to bx,several respeetable Dealers in Cat tie, to procure a ectuvenivat Situation in th' Neighbourhood of Stirling, for holding.the'ANN UA L in place of the Steuhouse Muir, near galkirk, have agreed with, the Tacksrnen of the KlNG's PARK. of STIRLING; during the klrieney of their L 0.44,4 beau; kineteen V ri atter IWar.. tinrnaslust. The KING.'s PARK has • been examined very minutely by a number of the Cattle Dealett;, and found t, be a tno4t cugtule place, and well adapted for a Cattit t market. It s t a nds in an elevated situation, and is %roll watered, As there is ' qletity cbt . Pasture in ";',out the neighbour- hood of Stirling, this must be another inducement to Cattle Dealers, as a situation for the Annual isryst4. The Town of Stir ing, is within a eivarter of a mile of the,Park, and- has excellent accommoclation for Travellers. The PARK L L BE OPENED MR DEALERS at the first Tryst in AU GUST NEN:I2i being the SECOND TUESDAY• of that Month. For the encouragement of Cattle Dealers, the Magistrates of Stirling have agreed to give them the.STANCE of the PARK FREE OF CUSTOM, for the'fira Three Years. Stirling, llarch-3, 1803— N. MIDDI.F.TON, POCKET-BOOK and BLACK_ LEAD' PENCIL. MAKER to the KING and PRINCE of; Wi LES, ativ the Original Mantifaetory, 161, Strand, opposite Neweastle-street,.and at No. 145, Strand, opposite Catherine street, I) EGS leave 'to tecommemi _to the Public his Genuine BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior exceitence has lven :for inure, than fifty yens univer4ally ac knowledged; and Pencils for drawing; in colour,i (of a, late invention) which far surpass everything of the kind before known. 'Dtawings, by wly' of specimen, may. be ,se,M, to distinguish this Pencil from counterfeits. The. mark which was teraferly only NI iddleron, is now changed to .N. Nliddle ton, and the. direction, - Strand, London, staniped un each Pencil. An extensive assortment . of Pocket-booka and" thread cases, ereginily mounted inzold, silver, mut Plain ; ail the diikrene yearly :Memorandum-books, the , Royal and. Polite Repositories, Pocket Atlas, Souvinerovith the didtrent Al.. ingneekii, Calendars, arc. ; a complete, assortment of Tra veiling, Writing, 'and 'Dressing-cases ; Gentlemen's Pocket Coinmorles, ebritaining - every article for sharing and dressing; Portable Writing and Dressing-desks andlioxes, in mahogany, satin wood, leather,. ; Writing paper, extra 'tine cut large Pens, fine Irish and Dutch Sealing kVax., /id all kinds of Stationary,;. , . ' • , PORTABLE •and COUNTING-HOUSE LETTE R CO . I 4 YIN G MACHINES. ThCse Machines; by which writim; maybe expeditiously• and clearly copied, are ,brought by N. Mithileton.to the w most perfeLlion, and composed in a mahogany ease, which farms a complete Desk ; some so small, as to be the greates t vpnvenience, to those .wha travel ; others of a size and.i . ornit tri-arsts.wer ,t he purp.oses of a complete Sec retaire ; a large assortment of Razors, and all kinds of fine Cutlery., PATRONIZED BY 'TUE; ROYAL FAMILY, r YELLOW A. (L) EILIOLIS FEVERS, . t VERY ,experinced.Physician kilo: vs what (lan. gerou.; Disorders arise frOth a tedundnicy,of Bile in the habit.' .HoWever salutary a due secretion of this link/ may be, yet t difrusion of it in the circulation is known, froth its Putrescent quality, to bring othAuddeti. and catAl fwr,ers. In hot Countries Allis consequence is more to he apprehended than . in temperate' Climates. It 'has been supposed , by the Inost eminent of the faculty to hayo occasioneo pie .. devastat ing malady known by the name of the Yellow Fever ; and, this accounts fin . the uncoinmOn success of DI XON's A i'I 'TI BIM OUS 'frit-LS in coring t and particularlr in .p.re venting this•PiSorder; Captain Lar(Whell, now in the \ ve s t Indies, .who took the Antibilious successfully in a liver complaint, vvas induced to 'recommend them to tiiS Brother Officers, and Iris thereby been the , happy mcans , of mitring thetA fr,orn ail the ravages of so dre,alful a disorder. The Pills are therel,.;.• in an especial manner as a.preserVative;de, serving the notice of all Military a.nd NAval Officers, :IS well as all nther 'persons going to tbOte CI i mates , hject , to this terrible eslaniity. The Pills klay be. taken by the tenderest constitution, and r .quire no eoritincriWnt; nor any restraint 33 to dict.- -They are sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Sutler's' So. 4. , heapside; also by I ). 4)ne, Relam, l'oursinotith Walker,, Falmouth • Neale, Dover ; Itnetclell ; So t tthaniptdn • and by 'one hleliifte Vcatier in every 'Torun itt the United' Kingtftrn, in boxe-at 7- 2 15 - • ftt.. -and is. 9d; each, signed by . G Dixon, A POthecilly, 1 Li c% li bil This Day were published, Elegnitly p6tited in. 'flirt:4; Vols, and adorned wirli Plates, Price a.s. in h)ards, THE WORKS 'of 'SQLONION GESNER. ' Tr uislmod :rcrn Gerinart : with ;,;,lie Account of his Life Ptint,:d for 1. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand._ Vory soon A Naw Edititin, with consi4efabie Additifins, of - THE: WORKS - th 6 Rev. WILLIAM KA. SON,:A. M. Prepared fo: the Prea by WILLIAM BURGfi, plYork, LA/. Printea f6r T. and W. 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Vol. varno.• Price ss. boards, einbellished with an eizact.Represcutation of lionaparte's Invincible Standard, finely coloured, 99'H, HISTORY of the BRITISH EXPE; • DiTt()N to . EGYPT, by Sir Robert ...Thomas . Lietitenalit-Colonel of L'avalry in His Britannic Majesty's Service, carefully ahridged,, in which the vari ous. Engagements, Marches, Difficulties, Discoveries, and the final Triutoph of. thc British Army, are impAitially stat ed, and the false Accounts of General Kegnier, Diiton, and other French Writers, exposiid and'correited.. TogetliLl with a Retrospeitive VieW of the Politiii•al Importance anti the present State of Egypt.; and the Proceedings of tlic freqch previous to the arrival 01 British, Including 4 Account of the Antiquities, Conquest, Monuments; nerd, Peculiarities, and Production:: of that Country. Noth ' ini* car, give the Reader so, Just indi flsi.. aOf the vu of this tVork, as the iiiilowing.tram the Prim,t Critic, Dotember t 80.2. `t It is with the truest patriotic Ivid,! and heartfOt faaion, that we undertake tho-pleas.in6 at giving -an 'account of a Work, which erects so hohlzt it Mont4rrlellt to British Glory." The Laurels won by our gallant Soldiers in Egypt, inuct tiourith 45 !twig as it is in the poiver of !lonian to per. ixquate the etforts ul ittuliml valour. ibis Narrative l, hiv.4l ic3 ti.t. 'World by art Officer or gtrat Reputation,' Who w;4•preisi.ill at all-the sates tie iizo ItiGioly describes. See laculaiit Review, Tice: 002, I.oikt'mn Printed rot W. • C hal It.;' Broad-street, Blooms. bury • awl by 441 vtntr iii Town and Country. ,-, e , -, :ti , ,- 'fiift•Viict4g; 4 1 ‘ l. ' ir 'g f i *k ' :.., 1 -e, 4,% N t'F :1 :/ ''' \ 4'. [rItICE SIXPt,NCEB THE op - F. t rj : , 21, ril l , j: PRINCIP.4i OFFICEI?S of , • ',' A, beret s ,•'++, . : I s tit ...all sell hv Public AtigifAt j - et the :++ d i y the 23a y r e xt, at /eI c`CAri el., +-(+- thji Las c f'll- . a t+,,/ VS.I.:" ICAA ELL' roßks, rf Mijscllicts and Musque,Barrels, Locks, Sayoneri criers, :Swords ofsurts, Flint's and Acx.ootrenicot, tiiy of 1-1.41:41e55, Cord4p, Hemp, • Ruhi>isi), Mat, tiocks, .ite.ivcs and wood and 01' Ck.sics, Powder Ito, us, I alallerns, Salt-prove tridges, Sheup skws, 1144 Cloths, l'in Bellows, Standin,lT Handscr:ws, cqi nit Itorb Files, or surt,,,M. , ,itllng, Tvots, (2'lcthing, 1 ii trenching Tools, and vbt,c,tls other Article.;. wivie- of t'44 , l' cif may've v:ett , e , ,t at the - Te ay. l y Sale. Frbrted Lira •,./ will he ti,':l:'!" Pe' ',717C irr . 1 14 7 ;:k for zips, .it ilm 01, 7 iee et 0;1:bra'". IL fr. :be 11:41,d, • • ft. CR 101; Se'. , 0 frICE DiNtiiNCZ% 1E PR INCTP,!!.. () A 1,14 1 'IF , t • • • •t ir 0 .1.16 .0 'tither, ell I' I? 10 r?c t • • • t f , 44 ie irr,re J•:(L? r..,c a c.s• t..' ptv C s4 , e ‘iflere , :t $ BEDI)INC;, TENT, awlsAlt,MAßr.P.s requ:red 1%, scr: , :c-• • ; ;• - 'tttl ' rna„,;:;;•T•rii.t :7' . CLief Clet'k r • • .1‘,64 , re printed Artie:et' to he ph irhed tenier each by such. Persowl 1.4,•1w frond frrd , ce Prqr,:iva t s the Articles, • The Prapcsals 6e.lelivrrt,lf the Setretaty's C • :.7e, in S. Mai - Karct-street, istritia rep, ,t 7.1 x.. side leith a ,itertfeati67: el t/.4o , tiefes. .1 id +t• ste ; 1.!••••••1; ,and Iv) be admitted ap i .r the rieb snr; ur,k, of tbe R. ii CRC , ' See • • 6 F ICE OF ORON IN 47 E , .:1112,c.5 7, - • • rr7 HE PRINCI,P AL OFF IC e of 1.114 Ai .4- jEs TY', oic NCA sive Mu . 1:Z4116e tialved at their ,ZOce in St. -:treei, 110', al Aione'ly the 211 srlitant, ; l fr . 9tv such Peri9vs w ilily 's° w ieria4etier ...supty .f' 1(:.4(/ PP 'RrA.Yei ei.RTILLER,Y HORS ES A lari-,4ti at "VOL hvic' e l ; e Af okr b s , frwn Oe cj'Ap:;l ,;ext. 'The r con,rict 4 tbe plif)wing Proaanalmt, ;z lbs. For gidin Horses at .st/:;i.w, For Draft Hones - 7 , t ibs C S of ~aj • tl .+; 4 a T o b e n odi vrte j at, at the ette,:, • 'b.. Tog 'fermi awl Coaditio!...t adrirdit • ,: e/4 41: licati.m at the Seeletao''' •; 47 .1' nti,l3trY, bet•wee. , :- • tke timers ' r but na Prop tal ran be admitted alter ilLidd.-! ) , lb. By Order of Ike Boded, • R., THE ENGT,ISI.I M(LI AE C/ Ml TURKEY, SYRIA, AND Et; Ye• . In the Pre i s , and on thf.,?..stli of will be ;)tihliol, l 4-i, itt one Volonte, Quarto, TwO Goinet.; '.ind Lords, embellished w;:. is nt\ii is Thirty c.olJulkgl from Drawings pot, r RAVELS 't r,;41,V,14.: 7. A i SIA-MINOR. SYRIA, ai De into EGY r, PT:dor:re; the Years [79g, in Contpany . with ttc.-I' , arknrit Artnk: . aad ritws.l lillucAry Mission, whit: s ent ir,.m this Country into anclor the Colmnand.of KOEtiLLai (:rit Ain try.; Det,tifs of the I)l%),:cedibgs ;:nd, °nem. tionscoltne rurizi,li tinny under thcCommand et sten Jiand Vizier, with hull ;attic and ..-Ircumst.oitio.l A ,. .•‘:(.119t..t of tilo presem State of those Part 6 tit th: To which are in - A Meteorological fournal,-alidQb 4 ervatioris uti the PL i g ue , and on the Diseisc. of the, Torks. By WILLIAM WII"I'NIAN,' M. D. Of the. Boyal fir 1 c, Surgcontotne . 41.1 Upwards o two Ye,:rs Pnysi,:lari to the Grand Vit.i:r and the prin. Ittpal,QtfiLers of the Turkish ,Amre.. Printed for 15.., Phillips, PRESENTS FOR YOUTH. This we ~.I•o4s—J In One thief: Vol, iznio. „ etubetiiih.,d. , •. , th art elegc.:‘nt ert.. graved Portrait,. yr., :4). (id. , THE BEAU fiEz, (.I!is DK MOURii..; sel , attl UM hit - . Irrnch,....lluirt wr,th e , , i, phical and .Miscellaneous. which i prctiy,:e., a Lite of the Author. I3vthe Rev, F. PREVOST and F, BL AC ON, E ; , q , Printed tor B. (-rushy. aid Co. Silt: , ncl,'•,..oort, Pater. noter-row, London ; and sold by all 130 , ,;::,.t1c;:i. * 4 * For the Admirers of elegant Typo4;r:phy, an El; tion is printed on a tine Paper, in. Two Volumes smut with Proof Imp . reisions of the Portrait, (Haler the tit le of " Moariana ;" intended as an agtee.t'Ae Addition to a G ca. tleman 'or Lady's Library: • A iso)ust published, ( PM Elegant Preceptor ; or. An In. troduchou to the Knowledge of the World ; isl=e IS, Print ed uniform, and intended as a Co isl=e mFitti\ion to Tin; 1,, ) , 1 d 0 n Universal Letter Writer, price ;s. 6d. , or nr:i; s tif hound toge ther, as. 6d. PALM SOAP in the greatest Perledion. SBERRY having made great limiiovernenti • in his well known Palm Soap, recommends it with renewed .contitlence to the Nobility and Gentry, prepared from, that sweetliaArant article 'Palm Oil ; the pleasantness of the 'perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited. the at tention and patronage (.1 in.inv of the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable dist, ve.:).: rot sottening, cleansing, brac ing, e nd eieservitag"the Skin trr•111 the hear of the seed ; and is also (voila exctt lent detence fluid Alarp frosty air. Sold illStillateSOr Balls Is. each, with the 'wow , Anne! Berry," on tire wrapper. The Proprotor the 6 , ,:5t Soap for Shaving, vrOducing a tine soft 1..01t.:r, prop , -'r for tender tilCes, 'roonti - cakes Iq. each, prepared anti Nola by S. Berry, Avholesale No. 17, G rock -street, Soho 3 and, by his appointment, ~ hc• principal Peffunt i trs in tOndon, anti diarcat towns is ti.. ;Li.% kingdonLi. 14 LOP:VI,. 'or WHITE (.T.PIII-‘l.;le tirepitt. , 4 whrtly fr - Jm r! . • • A 'Titt)4t ortiplain! the Head, , iy it ;;virtg Inv • , H • t yy• .T riAt, tty Ve •' ' • . .•‘: in • . be4t , • : 1) . - • • • , I.7tc t itl4 : . • , . . • ' Fr ."— t tr), ,• • . atifi Vcr4lo'-