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+- 1 .. mi# v, i. , •.• I Mita 1 -TI P ' i I SUNO .y vz . : e „. f ~.i;...V.J . 10 77 -4 , tic1 . 81 \i , - --- 4 .• -, - 7, ~,---,-. . Si.- -- 7 - - , ,-. - , •,,, , i.-13,1'...• --....------ of .. • "1411/ilitt Ax\ , llipligit ' . . . FIT NUMBER 330:3•1 IVEDNESDA Y, APRIL 20, 1803. [I;RICE TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, Ap r il zr , iRe3, will be performed (fifth time),o new Comedy, called THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. The Chara6lers by Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. DWYER, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH,, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPE, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS; • Mrs. POWELL Miss MELLON, Mrs. SPARES, 4 1rs. MAD6OCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. The PROLOGUE to be spokemby Mr. DWYER. WITH KING'S THEATRE. rrtlE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the PUB. 11 LI C, are most respea fully informed, that there will be at this Theatre A GRAND MASQUERADE, Lately was published, in Two Parts, pticels. A TREATISE on OPTHALMIA, , and. these 1. Diseases which are induced by Inflammations of the Eyes ; with new Methods of Cure. By EDWARD MOORE NOBLE, Surgeon. Binninillam. Sold by Robins Ons, Paternoster-row, London ; Creech; Edinburgh; and MiKenzie ; Dublin. • OFFICE FOR SICK AND 0 - WINDED S • April 1),, VittfIEREAS SdRdEONS of Nji itiaje.i. ty's Nary iun.e omitted to h.rut at ibis ope thefr :11; dre:tii ir have civingled title ?Lee of Mat since having le . ft'thr`, Addriss ; the Coointitsionkri for Sick and Wooded Stamen ) bereb , reQubeall Sttrgeont wbo are not at Mil time etliptVed i tiv Service, to tend firtawith to their Offre Notice Of their Residence,' _and to. tottinat to do so Pelt the to anti al they ma) r;mti), to ani otber TO-MORROW EVENING, the asst inst. Tickets ONE GUI NEA.each, to be now had at the Office of the Theatre; Mr. Kelly's Music Shop ; and at the Masquerade Warehouses, as usual. N. B. No Person will be admitted without a Mask, and either a Domino, Fancy, or Character Di'ess; nor any Gentle man dressed in female habit. Ice Creams, Tea, Coffee, Lemonade, Orangeade, '&c. &c. will be abundantly supplied, and served by Mr. Watd, of New Bond,-street. This day was published, in Ten large Volumes Quarto, price Isl. in boards; THE ENGLISH ENCY C LOPAEDIA, with upwards of goo Plates elegantly and accurately en graved, comprehending a Diitionary of Ter m s, illustrative of the Arts and Sciences, and a Collet ion of Treatises, compiled trout authors of the first eminence,' on Acoustics, Aerology, Acrostation, Algebia, Arithmetic,. Astronomy, Architetture, Anatomy, Bleaching Bookkeeping, Botany,. Catoptrics, Chemistry, Chromatics, Chronology, COI= SeCtions, Comparative Anatomy, Dialing, Dioptrics, Draw. ing, Dying,. Education, Eleelncity, Entomology, Experi mental Philosophy, Farriery, Fluxions, Fortification, Gar dening, Geography, Geometry, Grammar, Heraldry, His tory, Horsemanship, Husbandry, Hydrostatics, Law, Le gerdemain, Logarithms, Logic, Magnetism, Materia Medica, Mechanics, Medals, Medicine, Metallu r gy, Metaphysics, mt.rwroloiy, Midwifery, Mineralogy, Kniatnre Painting, ,Mosul Philosophy, 'Music k Myshalogy..Natural History, Isom igation, Optics, Oratory, Ornithology, - Painting, Paper. making, Perspeetive, Pharmacy, Philology, Philosophy, Pal sits, Physiognomy, Physiology, Pneumatics, Poetry, Polytheism, ProjeCtiles„ Projeclion of the Sphere, Pyro tech ny, Sculpture, Scariornshi r ", Ship-building, Stenography, Surgery, - and Theology, with _a Simpler - neat • including all the newest ctiscoveries, and bringing the Work down to the present time. _ BLUE BEARD.* 03' The new CoMedy of The Marriage Promise, per formed for the 34 time Yesterday' Evening, having been again received throughout with the most unbounded and universal approbation and applause, _ by a brilliant and overflowing audience, the Public are most respectfully informed that it will be repeated every Evening till further notice. Due notice will be given of the next representation of The Hero of the North. • jOSEPH STElrelit 7 4 , Se r: PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 11403. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. rrHE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS 1. will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in the City, and for keeping the saine, baud the Furniture thereof, in good order, from the tst of,September next, for one, two, or three Years, as. shall be agreed upon. The Globes to haie a double Burner. And.they are willing, i f desired, to enter into one or more Srparate Contrail or Con tracts for the same. . . ORANCt TgliE,, lESSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUB BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES: - UST imported, a large Assortment rit, Orange . / an 4 Lemon Trees i Aral%;an -and CatatinUtin lessatnines 4 rived in the highest 130:e...tid0. ' ' Also a law and clion-e Cullettion of true Bruniwicit. Sau sages, of various Sires, and in excellent Condition. Tito , 4 whogre curious it: t1i.... Article, will rind t ;ient greatly iitp . :.- nor to any initintted tor many years. . Mout4rde tteNlaille,ParittesantCherse,Nmillixt , t Chklei White fr:nith V I . lpor. Capix4 Capers, Nco Ft e.,i.:1 t):,s -v. Corgolii Ancbmici, &c. by the Importers, .Itilttv RUA-. GESS and SON, at their Old: WIWI W4rellallSti Nd. i:07; Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. TH LA-FRE-ROYAL. COY F.NT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EVENING, April 21, .1803, will he presented JOHN BULL ; • r Cr, AN ENGLISIINIAN's PIRE-SIDE; The Principal CharaatlrS 1 W Mr. LEWIs, Mr. COOK - E t Mr. FAWCETT, Mt. 1011NSTON1, Mr. H. TOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. I::MERY, Mr. %VAUD?, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs, powELL And. Mrs: H. lOHNSTON. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BR UNTow. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. jOHNSTQN E. WITH J'roposals,to;be Selit to this Oinva, or before the St of May next, .tieated uti„ and direeted.-to the Sectetary of the board, And iitthirsed ‘• Proposals for Lightink," which will be pivot:it in the presence of the Proposer, or his Representative, at Onc o'Clock.on the said' Day, alter which Day DO Propo. sal will be received, - Signed, by Order, . W. I. HOMANS, Seerciary. IV. TER. PROOF CEMENT. *„.* The Purchasers of this Work in Parts, or Numbers, are requested to tomplete their Sets with all convenient ex pedition . - London: Printed fin G. Kearsley, Fleet-street ; Bell and Bratifute, Bdinburgh ; and Brash atitißeict, Glasgow.. THE DEAF LOVER. BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION' for DELIVERING POOR MARRIED WOMEN at their OWN HABI TATIONS.. • • • His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President. Vice-Pents, night Hon; the Earl of Esse x Sir Cecil Wray, Bart. Right Hon. Lord Viso. Bulkeley Sir Rich. Hill,. Esq.M.P Rigid lion. Lord Yisc. Hood k. Thornton, Esq. M. P. Sir john Smith, Bart. . - Thomas retferys, Esq. Treasurer. THE ANNIVERSARY FES TIVAL of the Governors and Friends of this Institution, will be Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's-square, on Tuesday the z6th inst..at Four o'C lo3c. His Royal High loess NS been pleased to signify his intention to take the Chair. STEWARDS. John Henderson, Esq. William Stidston, Esq. • William l'laskut, Esq. !Untl' James, Esq. John Garden, Esq. John Aquilla Brown, Esq. illiarn Birkett, Esq. Mr. Joseph Christian Mr. Joseph Stneeton Mr. hese Eyre Mr. Choutas Thomas Mr. Peter Baker. Tito. SAM. LEMAGE, See. el" Tickets may he had of the Stewards ; at the Bars of the Thatch'd Clouse Tavern, St. James's-street, and the Itungerford Coitee-:house, Strandl likewise of the Secretary, No. ta, Queen-street, Soho, at tes. 6d. each..No Collation after Dinner. SIR 'JAMES: MARRIOTT. ALL Persons bay ing,Pemands ,on the. Estate of sir JAMES MARRIO - IT, Knight,. deceased, .late judge of the High Court of Adtniraltr, Doetors-Comm*l. and of Twinsted Hall, in the County of Essex, and Master of the College of„Trinity Hail, 'Cambridge, are requested to send Accounts of such Demands to the Rev. 1(013. GRAY, at Twinsted Flail aforesaid, or to Mr. [AMES MEDD() W.. CROFT, Solicitor,. Gray's Inn, London, the Executors to. his Will, and Trustees far the Sale of his real Estates. BANK NOTES 'FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINED. T SOLEN out of a - lettwr, in September lash. three-BANK. POST BI LLS, value 701. for which the. following Bank Notes were paid No. 1592, dated 7111 Sept. ;Bob ;of: 2 • :mei,. do. pot August, igo2., 201. • • : Whoever the above Notes should be otti.red to in . nayment, or whoever can give any information leading to a discovery, of the fraud, to Mr. Waldron,'at the Rank Post Bill Office, Rank of England, shall be handsomely' rewarded for their trouble.—Payment is stopped at the Bank. • BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND COILNIM.L. TNSURANCES against Loss or Damage by . FIRE 1 continue to be made on Houses, Buildings, ManufaCtories, Goods antl Nlerchandite, Ship's, Vessels; Barges, and every. Kind of Crafr, with thelt Freight, Cargoes, and Stores, in any H a rb o u r , River, or on any Navigation; FARMING WrOCK - and all other PrOperty, in any Part of Great Bri.. tans awllreland.. Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to reffea on the many Calamitiei occasioned by FIRE ; and of thedread tel Consequences to many Individuals : and . as Property, in general, has considerably increased in Valu e , th ose a l rea d y insured should reconsider their Policies, and make such ad ditiori as prudence may suggest. Annual Payments due at Lady-Da*, must be made within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will he but Insurance may be reneWed after, without a New Printed Proposals and ,Conditions of Insurance, and a List of the DireCturs, Trustees, &c. may be had Gratis as above, and of the Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in England, Scotland, aqd Wales. For the convenience of thei r Friends in Ireland, they have established an Office in Dame. Streit, Dublin, where, and of. the Agents in the principal Cities and Towns, Proposals are also to be had Gratis. - . ROBERT SK ELTONi..Sec. • TO IIE S, At Liider's Livery Stables, Park—ls OLD ne, the Property of a Gentleman who bred her, ABAY MARE, five, years old, near fifteen hands high, perrealy sound. To prevent trouble, the lowest Price is Thirty-six Guineas. TO THE LADI ES. HEAD DRESSES on an entire new Prinoi!tle. DEERS, Nr). 119, Jcrniin.street, and LUCAS, at Southampton, beg leave to submit to the Ladies their ..new-invented HEAD DRESS, which tor lightness, aim pli- City, and elegance, surpasses any thing of the kind yet otl'ered .to the Puhlic. It has no rjval, being divested of the load of 'Ribbon so inconvenient in the Head Dresses generally adver-, 46, 4. This Dress is peculiarly "adapted for Ladies who are Inclined to let their Hair grow, being so construded as to in. !tun's, with the Natural Hair In the most easy manner, hav lfig the aavantage of the present fashionable Mode of Dress, 1 " I tont the least appearance of a .Wi g . Ta be Ilad at no , other Shop. sl , l\ j• B. Ladies' Hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable 1 . het a ntLsupplked- with Perfumery, dcc. of the beSt qua. it? . w rr,iiited unadulterated, on the most reasonable terms. INFORAIATION GIVEN. A' S within these three Months several Persons • • have found considerable. benefit, and personally, have ex pre;,,,Ld their thanks to the ProprielotS of Spitsbury'S AlatiscothotiC Drops, for the return of health they have re. ceive,l by taking their Medicine, and as othars have, 4 " n intikurtn3 for a rnueity to counteratt that ertlntiOthAVal4l iifl SO ill inV Cases has tuitowea the I OtitieliZa, it is their savisfaelion in thus hliviing it ha their power to remove their, a ,nxiaties so satisisictoril) on th . !s Wh4 are sub ject to annual taunts Oh SLor3uti.:ak contidlints at this season, experience has taugnt them Fite value of such a Medicine, they haVe not now to learn ifs'etlicadv or its re putation, st,,nding, as it - doeg,• unequalled.ut the annals of whether adinit.istered in Scurvy or applied tO e allevi.v the starring of C: out, ltfieuul t , ke.• acri: truptiOnsbre,king out on thestirface of the skin. • ODIIIAM, HANTS. A FREEHOLD HOUSE AND' PRENIISES. To LIE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'Ey Messrs. KIDD, 4t the George in Wiliam, on Tuesday 26th of. April, pre , eisely at Three o'clock, AVALUABLE. ~and Sub:it..iitial New :well built -lin& DW El LI NG • HO Us 13, fi t f or t h e recce tion of a Genteel Family. The Premises consist of Six cheerful BethrOomi. On the Ground Flour is a very good Droving-room, Dining-room, and .Library, of . well plop or. .kkinott dimensions ; good- K ohetts, and num erous . 0 ffices. 4.-oach.house and - Stables ; an excellent Garden surrounded with lofty Walls, well Planted. The House was built by . .a Naval Onicer for his own Residence, and is situated (in closed wild Folding Gates) at the Western Entrance of the pleasant Town of Odiham, in a genteel Neighbourhood, a tine Sporting Country, abounding with Game, and several p a eks•nf• Fox liciunds kept near there . Odiham is Two Miles from Harttord,bridge, where Coaches Daily pass Eight from Basingstoke, and Forty-tu) from .London. Printed - Particulars;may be had on the Premises, which inay be viewed .any titne• preceding the Sale, at the George at - Odthami White !fart, Harticird=bridge• Bush, Farnhatn*;- Crown,' Basingstoke ; Crown, Reading; King's [lead, Henn slow ; and of W.. and J. Kidd, Upholders, No. 62, - New iiond.street, where a Plan of the {douse may be seen. • W.EHANI ODLES EX. TO BE SOLD IIY AUCTION. By Mr. 'THOM AS CHAPMAN s . Of Riehmoud, .Surrey, . In LOTS, On FRIDAY, the aoth. of May next, at Twelve o'Clock, ai Noon precisely, at the Bush Inn, Staihes, • T 1 MANOR . and LORDSKIP of LALE. HAM, with Court Leet and .COurt 'Baron, several Mansion Houses and Gardens on the Banks; of River Th a mes ;. and upwards of Eight hundred and Twenty - Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and-Pasture Land ; the greatest part free from •Tythes • • a -healthy situation„ and situate in one of the best neigl;buerhoods only one mile from Chertsey,. two from Staines, and sixteen from London. Further particulars May he had at the Chambers of Mr. Graham, Lincoln's-inn ; of Mr. Tho Mas Chapman, Land. Surveyor and: A.u6lioneer, Richmond, Surrey ; ruifof Mr. Thomas - Harrison, of Lalehatu, (who will show the Pre.. inisesa ,and at the Bush, at Staines. . MANFIELD. TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, In Four Lots, ' At the House of Alt. Ringrose, Innkeeper, York, on Wed. nesday the aitlMay of May, 1803, at Foot' o'clock in the Afternoon (unless previously disposed of by Private Om . traa, of which immediate Notice will be given) subjea to • such Conditions as shall be then produced, A .LL- that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the Parish of Manflehl, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, containing 1341 Acres , and 33 Peaches, or tl e reabouts. of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, now in the Occupation of several respeaable - Persous, as Tenants from year to year, together with the Corn Tithes thereof, viz. Lot 1. 384 A. oR.s P. or thereabouts, with/ two Farm Houses, and other necessary Buildings thereon, and nowin the Occupation ails. John Wade, Robert Smith, and William Langstall, as 'tenants. • Lot 2, 30 A. aIL 8 P.'tir thereabonts, with two Fatal Houses, and other necessary Buildings thereon, anti now In the 'Occupation of Thomas Stamthorp, Robert Smith, and Thomas •Wright,. as Tenants, with three Cottages, situated in the Village of,Manfielci. • Lot 3. 339 A. 3.R. SP. or thereabouts, with two Farm Houses, and other 'necessary Buildings thereon, and now in the Occupation of Thomas Wright 'and Robert Smith, as Tenants, with three Cottagei, situated in the Village of Manfield. Lot. 4. . 220 A.. 3 R. is P. or thereabouts, uith.a. Farm • 'louse, and other necessary Buildings tltercon, and now in the Occupation of Tohn Hogget, Thomas Wright,,and Ro bert-Smith,. as Tenants. N.-B. Each Lot is within a Ring Fenee. Mr. Thomas Graham of High Conscliff'wio 'shew the several Lots. A Plait and Survey of rho s4nre may be Seen at Messrs'. AV it hams, C ray '5- I no-square, London; Mr. Taylor's, at, Esb, near Durham; Mr. tVilliam Ullithorne's, at. Lurtington, near Barnard Castle, and at Mr. Graham's. This Estate is capable of great tnprovement, being with in a Mile of Lime of the' best quality. It is alSo situated within a short distance of excellent Coal. It is bottockd on the North by the River Tees, and by the Turnpike Road , from Pierce Bridge to4,"atterick Bridge, on the West. . It is situated tour Mites froM Darlington, eight Miles Irian It and eleven Miles frotn Bernard Mi.rketT , :\\ whore any quantity of Corn may be snit, to the best tuv i anti: to each of-which there are gooit.TuruPik-c :It • It is.' unnecessary to',Makt any observatn - in on theVert:l and well - known Richness of the or On theDeauty of to. SUrroundiog Country. This Day is piiblished, in Quarto, Price as. PA FtT the FOURTH, of THE ,NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or, UNWER. I SAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES. Formed upon a more enlaiged Plana Arrangement titan the Dittiottary 'or Mr. Chambers ; comprehending the various Articles of that Wolk, with Additions and Improvements; together with , the New Subjeds of Biography, Geography, and History ; adapted t o th e pre s ent St a te of Literature and Science, By ABRAHAM REES, D.D. F.R.S. Editor of the last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Diitionary ; with the•ASsisiance Of eminent prof ssional Gentlemen. Illustrated with New Plates, including Maps, designed and engraved N i s this Work, by some of the - Most distinguished Artists. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees,. No. 39, Pater noster-row ; and the principal Booksellers of London. The Proprietors and Editor trust it will be acknowledged that their exertions to merit the approbation of the Public, have been proportionate tel the vary flattering success they have experienced. The List of Names, which is subjoined, will evince an ac... cession of literary and scientific strength of the highest impor tance, since the publication of their Prospeelus. The exe. cution of the Engravings by Messrs. Lowry and Mil ton,.they may cOnfelently, say, have not fallen short of their promises; and the number of thent in each part has been increased from eleven to fifteen.. Further improvements may, however, be expected; and un opportunity will be negletted to engage the co-operation of men of eminent talents, in every depart ment where their assistance can be useful, so as to attain ge nerally a still higher degree of perfection. Three, or, if-possible, tour Pans, Or Half Volumes, price di. each, will, for the present, be published, in the year; and when the,.errangentents are fully completed, a more rapid put,ifearion will be adopted, in order to conclude the work m a reasonable space of,thne; Liseof Gentlemen, who,. from the present period, have un dertaken the Departments prefixed to their respective Names, Agrichlture.—R. W. Dickson, M.D. Anatol/Iy, (Herman).--lohn Abernethy, I.R.S. Anatomy, (Comparative).—Mr. lames Macartney-. Annuities, Survivorship, &c.—William Morgan, F. R.S. Antiquities.--fir. Henry Ellis, St. julues College, (Word. .Architedure.—john Flexman, It. ik; .Wm. Territt, LL.D. and Mr. Webster. Britis4 Topography. —Mr. John Britton. Bleaching, Dying, Calico.:Printing, &c. -- 7 -• Mr. Charles 'rektor, and Mr. J. Thomson, • Botany and Vegetable Materia Modica.---William Woodville, hi.D. and 'F. L. S . • Carpentry, &c.—Mr. Peter NichOlson. • Chemistry and Mineralogy.—,Mr. Arthur.Aikin. • E ngl s h history--Sharon, Turner,, F S. A • Hera idry. 7 -Genrge Nayier, .F.S.A. York Herald. \l~tilicine. --Richard Pearaon, M.D. F.S.A. Materia Medica.—Mr. C. It. Aikin. Midwifery.--R. Wand, A.S.S. • Music and Mus. Biography.—Charles • Burney,' Musa , D. F . lt.S. • • , Painting. _ wnry Fuseli, R. A . Professor of Painting. . Sculpture and Statuary , Flaxman, R. 4 Sculptor to the ii.ing• Surgery,— Witham Blair, A:M. e,m.e. • i r nhn norm ?, Veterinary Art. —Bracy Clariz, E Veterin*y eurgeoo. Zoology, Conehology, &c.-- E , Donovan, F. L.S . • • List of Gentle:nut who have promised o ccas i on al C on t r ib o . lions,lions,which will be acknowledged at the close of the Wort: yeast le, of the - Royal Acatlemy,Woolwich. Mr. Henry Brougham, jun. F. R.S. Mr. Humphry Davy, at the Royal Institution. - 'Mr, William Nicholson. . Rev. William Took, F. R S. NIL William Owen, F.A.S., Rev., Mr. Hinks, of Cork. , • ' • VALUABLE ADVOWSONS. SALE of CIIURCH,LIV I NGS in the COUNTY of SA I.ol'. 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT. T u g RECTORY of CHURCH PULVER . BATCH, in the COUNTY of SALOP, subjed the life of the present I netimbent, aged 56 years. • The great andstuall Tythes in full belong to this Reetory and also a quantity of Glebe Land. containing 45 Acres.-- The yearly value of the Tithes and Glebe is 4301. more or leis; Under 'part of the Glebe there is Coal of good qua lity. . The. Second, Portion-of the RECTORY of PONTES-- BURY, in the said' County of Salop, subjed to the life of the present IneuMbent; aged so years. There is appertain ing to. this Redory an excellent Parsonage House, on an ex cellent situation, with , convenient Offices, a four-stalled Stable, Coach..house, and Granary, built by the present In cumbot ; also a Barn 1 . :0W-11011SeS, Farm-yard, and all other suitable Out-buildingi„.and. walled Garden, together with sundry Parcels ofexcellent Glebe Land, lying conve nient and near the flouse, containing ho Acres, or there. ahauts, of the annual value all.. per Acre, ;twee or leis ; also the Tittles; both great andsmall, of a certain portion of this - Parish, well known; the whole being of the yearly ira.. lite 011511. inure or 1 aS.• • • • earish is <livi le l kup three i'artions, and the Service of the Church belonging to tiocit , hs.es rallew4, viz. the first Portion 26 Sundays, and the' second and' third Portions ;3 each in the year. and tha S4pend is paid by them all in proportion to such SerVies„, ; s l . ,• • - The Villages o f Church Pitlieibatch and Pontesbury are . situated - abotit eizlit.miles from Shrewibury, iii a fertile and good Suurti'llg Country, iutd are-distant from each Other about three tttiles- Ftlrther earth:War; of thee Adv,wstms may he had by applying-to Nit: rs. A nritoitio, AtltrO:nlS , 414 Greqn, N 3. 4EIO, Strand ; ur to Mc,,ki l';:tkii:vrton and Cot:Oland, Sohcitors, S re w shit ry , whip wilt Appoll ;oti tc. *hew them. I'LYVIDER, ' — r c.eFok !IL 1 ETU AN tiVittS. • : Oran AdvertiseMent wia not 1. : i,cenont of the exittiprdinury of I 2 tire: I,2pi iet is under necesjay s•;;, :Thtil , c toanß :ontfle Tteatite oif their :64:0j 12d -h4cl,,c.itii, Nu. tit:), Pall-NI:At, NEW NIEDICINE ACT. ' At the only %Vachon4e for Dr, 1 AMES'S PO tVp , - No. 4s, St. PanPs Church -yard,: London: MEDICINES are tft . riEfoilowing Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is eluded, that from the, Ist of SeptenMer, tio;, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Nietlieines, well t'or Foreign .as for Home Consumption, and as a'con.. siderable Addition is made to the; Stamp>, Yeti the articles of higher value, or those 111 bulk, the' prices fir.: lames's. Powder will be in future 25, i)d. per-PaAet, or it: ss. lA. pet Doren • .but the quantity of it .I)oaest Packers in a Pot tle (as 'made. up fin - the Army and Navy). may be had ,Or tl. 4s. And as lay favour or the Coimpis,,i ,. “.„2r,; or the Stamp Office, - tares are prepared for Mr. New hery's sepa rate use, With olaine engraved in Stamp, the Pooh!: will be careful to observe, tnat the worts, 4 ' 4 , Newh,, , r) , No. 45,- St.'Paul's," are printed in the i>"tampli ut :ail ills Medicines; and as it is presutued that this will he a sutfiz cient security against Counterfeits, his Sioatuit nn the Labels on Dr., james's Powder will be Liiscommu,.3l t:,11 henceforward. Stamps will he allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Hal( a Dozen or inure at a. time,. the 10 'et priced articles! i, d. J Dr. J ames's :Powder 2 9 Lozenges of riots t Do. :a Bottle • a Freake'sl:inet...o( Bark 4 e ' Do. Anale _laic Pills , 6 Do. Huxliam's 9 Do. large Box - 24 o English CulEt •2 6 Dr. Steer's Opodeldog z 6. Genuine Arquehtisacle . 8 6 Do. ConVtilston'Oil 6 - Orniskirk ti• po. Catnomile Drops i inglish's Scots Pills 1 - 0 o. Paregoric Lozenges t ft, Essanceof Peppermint t Heriy's bilious Pali 4 6 Grant's Drops 0,1 ti Dr. Austin's Chalybcate . Dr. licxiper'.s Pills t ditto 4 o Glass's Alu t oesla 3 6 Dalby's CatfilillitiVe I q Henry's Ditto - 2 6 .EssenceofColtslbot 3 6 Norton's Drops • . 5 6 Cephalic Swill' • o 9 Spilsbury's Drops s 6 Spence's Dentrifrice 4- o Dr. Solandcr's Tea 2, 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's Thiettare t ti ture ' 3 6 Do, Tolu Lozenges I ti N. B. Stamps with. iNTr. Newberrs Name are 41Ilxitit to the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many Persons, poi - Aculatiy Servants and Messengers, mistake hi: House, he is under the net.vssity of pointing gut, that. it is at the East End of' St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, an i that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which thesp Words are ins.:ribed " THE • ONLY WA REHOUSE FOR. DR. lAMES's. POWDER." ' WATER effedually kept out of Cellar's ; like. wise Tanks, Reservoirs, Fish-ponds, Moats, Baths, Drains, Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats for- Brewers, Oilmen, 'Fanners, Fellmongerl; - tre. built the mat substantial and durable Manner with Parker's Rornan.Cement, by Isaac Templar, Bricklayer, Queen.street, Southwark. WHEREAS I, JAMES SMITH, of St. Mary, Whitechapel, Butcher, did Assault Barnard G teed, Patrole, belonging to Bow-street, and attached to the:Office in Worship-street, not knowing that he wa.i an 0 tfieer pe longing thereto, and Tor which a Prosecutionmas ordered by the Magistrates of Worship -street, which nast, had it been carried on, have subjeCted me to a very heavy. Punishment but they having kindly consented to strip all Proceedings. provided I make a Public Acknowledgment of inyOffenee ; I do by these presents profess my sorrow for the saines and warn al l People against attacking in suclia manner, declaring, my resolution to do every thing in my power in future wild the ()Ulcers .of Justice its the execution of • their tinty, and sincerely thanking the Magistrates for their lenity. The Mark of JAMES SMITH. April 18, 1803. witless to the Alark, John Allen and Edward Forshaw..' GOVERNMENT SECURITY. Thoie most valuable Medicines the CO it DIA. I. BALM*, 4f GILEAD, AN TI.IMPETIGINE.S,• anti .ABSTER. ' GENT LOTION, whereon the Life and Health of Thou sands depend, are protetted from Counterritits, by the words "Saml-Sotomon,liverpool." .Being, hy oriler•of His. Majesty.ts Honourable Coannissinners of ths:!4tartip Duties, engraved on •the Stamp, which is pasted on each -Bottle, to imitate wilic:ll is felony, and punishable with death. None else can be genuine, as every bottle is stamp.. ed beforeitisdeliveredOUt of the Proprietor* possession. yOUTH of either Sex, who have practised a se.. cret and deitrudive Vice, and thereby relaxed, veak eli-cl., and debilitated the whole Nervous System, will rind the CORDIAL. BALM of GII.EAD the most powerful, certain, and effectual' Restorative. This. Cordial ha* been uncommonly successful with young People who have the appearance anitair of old age; who are ber.orne pale, erft!... mutate, . benumbed, stupid, and even itwmeile ; whose bo dies arc becoine bent, whose ICKS are no longer' ettreely abla to carry them ; who have an utter distaste ;Or every thing, and ate totally incapacitated. • Where the StOttlaCit is fr.::- qucruly disordered, the Body is weakened ; plena's, bodily decay, and cinaciatinn, succeed this most dint/it:Ai ve habit, • and the Eyes sink into the head; This Corduil Balm has universally established its restorative efficacy, and may be costly enumerated aihongst the foremast of those happy dis. coveries whit'.kmedical research has procured :is the blessing to . the human race, and greatest counteractive to human mi. sery. Ten POunds Reward for every Bottle sold without Stamps, to be paid ort'Convittion, under Act of Parliament the 4zd Geo, III: ch. i 6, before any lustice of the Peace. • . A SAViog of Nine•Shilllbgs in TWo Guineas. ~ The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Halt* a.Guinea each; there are also bOttleS,priee•33s. caairiiating equal to 'four bottles at l o s. 6d. by which the patient saves ys, including also the duty; the stamp of which 6=o'3 the Proprietor's name and address as above. N.ll. The , postage of all letters whatever must he paid, and a fee inclosed tb the DoCtor;:by those who require his advice. Balm 'of Gilead,' Anti.lmpetigines, and Al), stergent LotiOn, and i'Guide to Health," are SOld. kivlUmn.int, Hamburg]) ; • R. Bach, Peter.street, New.N'ork Niathews, No, )8, Strand, Loudon ; and in Bath, by Hazard ; Bristol, Bulgin . ; Brighton, Gregory ; mineim, I find Lloyd; Bedford , . Smith ; Blandtord, .Simmons; Bury St,'Ediniintlts, Dingle • Cheltenham, Sc!. don; Cambridge Hodgson ; Coventry, kollason ; Coldte s . ter, Kepner ; 'Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, lollie; Chatham, Etherington; Chelmsford, C Lieber ; Chester. Pool and Sen ; ;Chichester,' Phillipson • Lirencester, Smith ; Chippenharn, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. court ; Derby, Drewry; Durhanti Penningtou ; Dover, Neeles ; ; Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue ; I),i al, Rose; DartmOuth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Foreter; .Trewinan and Son ; Falmouth Elliot ; [Duces 'ter, .Pitt, Walker ; Glaieew, M‘Donalci• Liverpool, , (ass, druggist ; Leeds; 111 m s , Mutates ; Lincoln , Drury ; • Lynn, • Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swtnfeu.; Lewes, Pitt ; chester, Thompson Margate, Rowe; .Maidstone, Walker ; Maribbrough, Harold ; Newbury, -Fuller, Atl ee ; N ess . Wallter;. - Elcidgson ; Northampton, .Dicer ; Notting. .ham, It urbage r Norwich, Steveilson -mid Cr'. ; (4fordi ; Plymouth Dock, Hoz laud ; rhrtsmout ; Reading, Smart attilgo.„; Ruchester, Etherington e.P.re.strin ) .gergeot ; Shrewsb u ry";!rditowes,‘ .Southampton, ; Stallbrd, Mordant StainfiA; - ge,.vctimb ; SuriderLimi,•ll; Salisbury, Collins ; Scailsofaughoilayley ; ; .1' tinlnitlge - ; Wells, Sprang,:; .. Evil' ; Wey inou th, Wood ; Win it sor, Illakettey ; .anti ',Venders of GOnklaie MedieineS in the:United:Kingdom. Of whom nay 'be had, •-"a new Edition,, just ,pilb:i heti, Of ' that nth:Testing WM*. prive s. , ,c.ntilled • • • A t:U! DE :I'o ti EA Ll To i:acl,tcd; 1 4 1c...41.1,7—c..5 441 -;(3 are Ail perttlix 3,st,l;tary ztitqA•alttrttivu.Nii, - ei Awl 1 . 4; Ivits 4;4r.. 7.11:,0,v - :.se Advice 10 liatllCtS, 0,, At. :'LO4 O.V it it' :sir c rftrus C otur! int 4.4 t adjt inter,ver*.„-:( with:a vancty c auttictiticti,;.tL ^ 101 V rabl,