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.• • 4,7 6,4.4 T H. • xt. • t- P-4\* FAQ 4z, . • • NUIVrBER 2667 WE D NESDA Y, APRIL 8, IBQI. [PRICE SIX PENCE. This Day was published, Price is. VINDICATION, of the Earl of CARNAR VON's Assertion trspeaing the Expences of the War, in Aniwer to the •Mporter of the sub Stance of the Speech of Lord Auckland in theklouse of Lords on Friday, 111 arch 20, 180 t. To whiChii-added This Day was published, Ycatly printc3 in Four Pocket Volumes,.Price-in Boards las., Ornamented with a Bust of Homer, 1 -1 1 - 1 E ILIAD - and ODYSSEY of HOMER. *, Translated from the..o reek. EAST INDIA 110USF., ' ~fel)ruatj, fi, !Sat. THE COURT of D I R.E CT 0 S cyr 'the 1 UNITED COMPANY of AIERCEIANTS LAND trading to Me East Indies, do be, e- , 5, give Notice., That the Transfer h'coks the said C'emp.l%-x's otoek, wi ll be shut on Tuesd a y, t h e a d cf:ilturch next, at Two ..'Clork, and opened again on Thursday, the 9th of April _IV/awing. That a Quarter?), General Court, oft. ...n.- :aid Company Will he held at .their House, in .Leadenhall-speet, on .IVednetday, the 25th Of March next, at Eleven o'Clock -in the Forenon. Mat, a General Court .ofte saiii . Conpany will '4e held at their House M Leadenhall-areet, an I,Vednesdfly, the ~gth of April ne.xt,from Nine o'Ckek ix the Morning-, until Six in the fvening, for the Bleak?, ,1 Six Pireaors of the said Compass., for Four I ears And 'that the List: of the said Cumpaty will he ready **he delivered at thii HON 4, on Tuesday, the 24th-et-Yard) next. 11 1 11:1.'14 M. RA NSA Y, Sec. By ALEXANDER POPE, Esq. Printed far J. johnson, G. .G. and 1. Robinson, -W. J. and 3. Richardson, W. Otridge and Son, J. Nichols, R. Baldwin, G. Nicol, F. and C. Rivington, Leigh and Sotheby, T. Payne, J. Walker, W. Clarke and Son, R. Faulder, P. Macqueen, J. Nunn, Lackington and Co. J. Scatchera, J. Stockdale; Vemor and Hood, 1. White, Cadet! and Davies.; G. Kearsley 1. and T. 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THE Maguificent PICTURE of LORD NEL SON's VICTORY, with the BURNING of L'ORIENT, in which are introduced Portraits of the, Officers, the Size of Lite, is pow open tbr Public Exhibi- - tion, at Mr. Oftmea, No. 118, New Bond-street, near Gros venor-ttreet. VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEAD DRESSE.S; Uniursally adinired for , their inimitable Qualities. BEAirry. THESE Head Drev.es possess svh Taste and Elenrice, that they .I:4orn the 1-landsonac,Of all Agcs, and improve the Detects of t.iafs.re or Accident. . This Day was published, Prices. boards, TREATISE - of the RIGHTS and DUTIES of BELLIGERENT and NEUTRAL NATIONS with respect - -to MARITIME AFFAIRS, in which the Principle of ARMED NEU VRALI STS, and the Ppinlons of HUBNER and SCHLEGE,L, are fully discussed. By ROBERT WARD, Esq. Author of -the nquiry into the History and Foundation of the Law of Nations in Europe before the Age of Grorius. London 't Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street. ADMITTANCE , ONE SHILLING. N. B. An ENGRAVING is in had from , the same.— Price to Subscribers Two Guineas fur Proofs, and One Gui nea for Prints, size of the three former Naval Victories, uTryrrir. - • • - They are 90• useful to Lacliet off' every Age, that they may • complete their Head Dress in the most becornin6 st)ie in a tm minutes. Under the Patronage of HIS MAJESTY. and the - Hon. EAST INDIA COMPANY. P R OPOSALS for Publishing by Subscrioiion, a -LARGE PRINT, from the Piaure of the STORM ING OF SERINGAPATANI. 'FASHION. They have the' peculiar Excellence of net being known from Nature, and are so fashionable that they are worn, by tiamost distinguished in every Court in Europe. CONVENIENI. E. These Head Dresses are so happily tormed, Itod so well adapted tnrtlie Coimenance and Compl.:xion of the Wearer, that the. Young they grace, the diddle-aged they enliien, an.] the Elderly thy Na. 6, Tavistock-Street, Covent-rap-len. LOST A CHILD, _ . OF Eight Years of Age, with dark hair, and dark eyes; had on a velvetteen dress, with white but tons, ' half-boots no stockings, a round hat, and answers to the Name of G EO RGE FOREMAN but has not sufficient speeth to tell where he lives. Went from home on Monday a?ttrnoon.—Whoever will bring him 'to his Parents, No. 5, Bedford-street, Strand, will be most Kraterully rewarded. .Painted . by ROBERT KER PO ER; This Day was published, In Two Volumes Odavo, Price tfis.. in boards, AN ESSAY on the MALIGNANT PESTI LENTRL FEVER, incrodueed into the WEST INDIA ISLANDS from Boullam, tn the Coast c` Guinea, at it appeared in 1793 ; 1794, 1795, and 17961. interpersed with Observations and Fa as, tending to prove that the Epi_. demic existing at Philadelphia, New-York, &c.' Was the same Fever intrOduced by Infection imported from, the West India islands : and illustrated 6y Evidences founded Qtl the State of those Islands, and the infbrmation of the lapst emi nent Pratlitioners residing on them. By C. Cfn-SHOLM; M. D. And Inspecior.;Geeeral of the : Ordnance Medical:Depart - •ment in the West Indies. The Second Edition, much enlarged. London: Printed for j.•Mawrnan, in thc Poultry. Of whom may be had, price Bs. in boards, handsomely printed, in one large vol. Bvo. the 2d edition, with large addi tions, Cases of the Diabetes Mellitus ; with the R esu l ts o f the Trials of certain Acids, and other Substanco.t, in the Cure of the-LuelVenerea ; by John Rollo, M.D. Surgeon_ General of - the Royal Artillery, Woolwich. Lately_ exhibited at the Great Room in the Lyceum. . Fittn the extent oft he Painting, theSubjed wilt be ,divided into twee parts, either making one large- Print, or three smaller ones. They will be executed in the Chalk manner, by John Ve►tdramini, and published in rotation as they are finished. iiHA 4.4 CurIA.(,E, in :ViL; LsLi or WIGHT, The Seat of the late, JOH;vi W I LK. ES , Esq. 'TV BE, Lt Z, • -READY FURNISHED, for I Twelve :Months cntain, or ter L.'ss time, if agreed upon, the above most desirai)le and much admired Spot, tontaininA about Eleven Acres, which for aspect and per soecAive views; no ot her Lau equal in the Istani. It lies most in the centre of the Land between Culver Mt' an¢ . Dunose Point, and command; a most noble and opcaYievf, of tht Bay - of Sandliam, with all tte Shipping goin,4lntiv a 1 d - coming out from Spithead ; about one mile front the Marlo,t Town of Brad ing, and - no - ptace - more - preferdble - ror barldilk itt the season. The House in good repair, and tirgantly niched, is Mr. Wilkes spared no cost or expellee to renclii4. commodious and comfortable. The best Parlour very ele gantly furnished, With a- well-tbned Harpsichord rn the above. The Pleasure Grounii, Shrubberies, and Walks, are planned in a masterly stile; and plantedwith"the best and choisest of Shrubs and Plants that could he obtained; the Kitchen-Garden is full cropped, and the Fruit-trees bear a very yrosperouo appearance. To add to the above, are three, spacious R.doms of the Knightsbridge Manufaelure, elegantly furnished, and placed in •ditiereat parts Of the PltiAtire Ground. , - Any Nobleirtan or Gentleman desirous of taking the above place, , will find the terms reasonable. Apply to James Branan, on the Premises, or if by letter, post-pud. LiOS T, on Monday ,Mnrning, the 3tst tilt. a BANK of ENGLAND NOTE for THREE HUN DRED POUNDS, No. 1.364, dated ztst March, dot. — Whoever will bring it to Mr. C. Pary's, Manchester-build ings, Westminster, shall teceive a ROvard of TWENTY FIVE POUNDS. , • N. B. The above Note can be of no use to any person but the Owner, payment being stopped at the Bank. 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B. iau: Hi9 - Alaiesty's Envoy and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Naples, &ie.) THE NATiIRAL HISTORY of VOLCA NOES ; including Submarine Volcanoes, ttrA other analogous Phenomena. _ _ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. This Day were published, Price 4s. in boards, or 4s. 6d. bound, THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSI TION; containing Pradical'lnstrudions for Writing the English Language with perspicuity and Elegame, and designed in the progress of Educati on : to succee d to t h ; Study °Lire- English Grammar, and of the Latin and Greek Classics. Dy DAVID IRVING, A.. M. The Elementary . Work here atidreSsed to the notice of the Public, isiutended for the peruial of Persons whose critical studies,are in their commencement,; or, for the youslg Students in our English and Classical Seminaries, who, having per kited themselves in the Elements of Grammar, wish no ac. quire a taste for the Beauties of Composition. To Persons engaged in-sal -ft life, wihose occupations do mt p4...ThAt a Ise% to peruse more voluniinous Treatises, or to the to who have not meansof access to the various expensive W.. irks existing on the satsesubjed, this Compendium will perhaps be foupd a suitableintrodudion to the pradice of Writing with Ele 7ance and,Propriety: - • • • • Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's C !lurch-yard; sold by T. Hurst, 'West and Hughes, 'and J. Wi illis Pater noster•rcw • B Tabart, Juvenile Library, Npw Bond-street ; Wilson aria Spence, York; E. Balfour, Edit riburgh ; J. Archer, Dublin ;' and by all other Booksellers, t kc. Of whOm may also be had, the under-Mentioned School- :the ,AbbeVrß DINA I RE, Formerly Capon of St. at Itiont, in Auvergne. Translated from the Original' French Maauscript, by R. C. DALLAS, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. anti W. Davies, Strand. IV In this Work, the nature of the extraordinary Mud Volcanoes at Muccalouba in - Sicily. and at Taman an d Klercha,in the Black Sea; and di the Hydropyrie Volca noes of England, are described, and their Causes investigared. FAMILY SPRING MEDICINE. , • •• From the Rev. J. M. BINGHAM, Rector of Birchgrger, near Bishop's-Stortlinci, Hera,' to Me:ssrs. ITING and BUTLER, Cheap,ide. This Day was published, Price is. 6d. REFUTA:rION of Certain Misrepresentations relative to the Nature and Intinence of Bank Mites, and orthe Sapp pale of l'ssues,in Specie at the Bank of.,Eng land, upOn the Prices of Provisions, as stated in the Pam phlets of Walter Boyd, Esq. and Mr. Williatn_Frend. By T. S. SURR. London : Printed for T. Huw, Paternoster-row ; and W J. and J. Richardson, Cornhill. TO Vlo.Llrf, TENOR,. AND VIOLINCELLO PERTORMERS. WM. NAP I ER, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, RESPECTFULLY informs those who may he desirous of cbtaiuing the finest Instruments cf the above description, that he has now a Variety of Violins, Te norS, and Violincellos, by the-celebrated Makers, ANsik TI, STAADUAR (LIS, GUA.RNERIUS, SCIIORN, (LOTZ, ALBAN!, &C. &c. which - he *ill dispose of on mo derate Teims ; and as he h a s . ha d much experience in the ilinufatture and Construction of valuable Nfusical Instru ments, and employs,the best Workmen, he o#:rs his services in the repair and arrangement of them, to produce the finest Tone of which -,hey are respeaivel y. capable. He also prepares assortments of the best Italian Strings , ProperVy clinti the cliffat en t InstrumAnts. which every kolottner ;cat" s is of much-importance, es well, is the as certaining the proper place for the Bridge and Sounding-post, which Ite . wil I mark so, that any Gentleman may replace them, in case of their falling or moving by accident. A liberal price will be given for-Old Instruments. * - Ladies' Cymbals ma nufactured in a light and elegant stile ; they 'prodtice a brilliaTit ?lid pleasing Toe, 'and may be used 4.5. an Accompaniment to the Piano Forte , with or without the Tanibounite. The mode of playing them is taught in a few Lessons ; to a graceful attitude, they unite the advan tage of a most healthful exercise. The bust Military Instruments tuned by the fitst Masters. A new Edition of the most favourite Scotch Songs harmo nized by . Haydn, &c. is just . published, with . charialeristic. Frontispuxes, froM the Designs of Hamilton and ' Cosway, Engraved by Bartoloizi. • • *** Every Article in theifusicalline. • Music. MR . . and Mrs. CORRI and Mrs., D.USSEIC; serving an universal Desire to acquire this delightful Scietice,_. and prompted by.the Advice rienda 6frDistin c e aim', who are.anxious to-see the attainment of this Accom-. lishMent facilitated, they bave,establighed an A!cadtny at" To. 28, in the Haymarket, and No; 23 , , Bishopsgate- street Within, where Pupils will . be taught Vocal Music, the Piano Forte, Thorobass; -. llarp, Tambourine, &C. on Ter ms that will be found unexceptionable. • Mr. and Mrs. Corti and Mrs. Dussek beg leave to remark, that OA - bete are tWO Modes of cOrnmunicating..Tultion, viz. sdenofidallY and sufeificially, which' for want or a 'prop,:r Iypiallation, are o 'ten applied in4iscritninate4,y; scane S t u _ ekots being Satisfied,With performing a few Pori-1114i Airs, while others are laudably emulous , ; o artiv . iiig at scientific perfection : th ey therefor; engage to asceftaip, in propottitin re the Talents , of the Pu(li I, ihetirneneedsary.to acqui re the various d.egrees of Proficiency aimed at by their Friends, sfillich' witf alsO convey an exact idea of the Expence: PartLu tars may be had at the abcivg 7.` . _ sELEcT AssEsnitrAgDDAgth;ckA . DENl TU THE LOYERS'OF PURE SCOTCH DANCING: " Ur. R. ALLEN' s CITY ASSEMBLIES ace every Nlionday till June, at igo. to, Great Aylitr- Goodman i s.flelds: Determined to spare no c:tpence to 'render it superior in, every respect to any other of the and, he has engaged as nrineipal Violin flit all - his veri no. Mr. .Afachiutvbh. from . Edinhurgh, whasc arinnatirtg notes are the life and soul of the Scotch Nobility's private D an ces, and who - is esteemed the first performer in Eng, iald, for Strathspeys acid I cols. Mr. Weippart the, Itarix r _ None but Ladies .of Chaiaaer admitted. Ladies anirGentlemen who have beVer Wined Danc ing,- arc• privateiy,tattght in "the first . Fashion, there, and at No. 1 9 , Sherrard-street, Golden-square, where the Terms may be had. Those who come from the Country to learn, may live in thq House during their accomplishment, au t leArn.wh at i s necess ary in alSout.a fortAight. • Broad Sword, Fencing,. and Music tauoht.—Schools at tended. . , . . - . TUE FOREIGN.COMTTY, No. 4i, Uolborn.gill, CONTINUE to Sell • 'oreign Mimes and Spirits of the best qualities, at the following •very reduced Prices for ls.eady Money only, viz. Wines-in Bottles per Dozen. Port front the Wood - . • Lisbon and Mountain' Vklenia and Sucellars • Careavella Taxatetta S . • . • Sherry • - 14adetra . • • - - And Old Bottled. Port. • Spirits per Gallon. . Cognac Brandy - ,aBs. • bnuicalCuth ln quantitits of Ruin S hrub Geneva - -15 s. not less than A • um • • • 2 atlitm - h. The above Prices do not include Bottles or Cabks, whi ch tre to be returned or paid fer. N. 11- A Discount of 5 per Cent. Nyill be allinsrepl,to.Pur 7bakts'taking a quantity to the amount62'2o'. and tipwarcis it.„,(nic time. wjnes in Pipes, Hogsheads, or Half.liogslwacls, cn pro osiWilate ow, tc:1114: 35 5 . 370.. 395. 5&. 375. This Day was published, . In z Volumes, Price Bs, the Seventh Edition, with nraterial - Additions by Ili., Author , ELIZABETH HELM E, c):‘ LOMA, or, - THE CO rTAGE ON THE mo - oR.I -- _ Prinked _for ~Cr. Kearsley, Fleet-street; and •Crosby and Letterman, Stationers Court, Ludgate-street. . Of whom may be had, just published; L. - The Runaway,. a Novel, by Mr. Smith, in 4 vols. price r4g. in Ward" a. Mettand Manners; by Francis Lathom, a new Edi:ion, in four volumes, price t4s. in boards. -1. The Y6rt Exilts, from the French of Madame de Geniis:, in three vols. price twelve shil hugs in boards. 44 • • I ncludilg the new,.S . tainp Duty on Bills' of E,xchange, Pro missory Notes and" Deeds, the new nutiFs nn Horses, Postage of Letter*, Paper, Tea, . - • • This Day was published, price One Shilling, A NEW EDITION-01 - --< .. EARSLF,Y.'s 'FAX ',f:ABLES, for the Year • I 1. Printedfor G: . Keirsley, No. 46, Fleet-street. Of whom mar be had, Vol.t published, The English Encyc oPredia, IX. Part I. Price r3s. 6d.'in Wards. SECOND EDITION, WITH GREAT ADDITIONS. This Day was published, • In 'pyre very large Volumes, [lvo. , elegantly printed on 4u perline wove Paper, price O. 16s. in boards, rirHE STUDIES OF NATURE. ,Translated ijcim the Prencli of M. de St. PI ERRE By HENRY HUNTER, D. D. The Studies - ot Nature ,need but to be known, to be re lishsd and admired by Readers of every description. 'The usetul and the agreeable are in them most happily blended ; as no Weik inculcates a . pUrer morality, or breathes a 916 r e. ardent and More expansive philanthropy. The present Edi tinn been corrected throughout by Dr. Hunter, and in cludes Many Valuabli . Pit:ces of the Author, 'never before translated, and'at a less Nike than the First Edition. • London . : PrintetlfOr C. Dilly, in the Poultry 01 whom May he had, the same Work, on common paper, Price On.. renind Seven Shillings in boards, • *;* A tew Copies of the Royal Paper, of the First Edi tion, to which is.now added the NEW MATTER, may be had in Six Volumes, price at. r4s. in boards. ti r To accommodate the Purchasers of the former Edi tion, the NEW PIRCES are. printed.on large and small pa= per, in a separate Voimme, to complete their Sets. AlSo just published; in one large Volume, 12M0. An ABR IDG NIENT of the above Work, for the Use of Schools. Vrice Five Shillings,' bound. This Day was published, 'Elepntly printed in small Oelavo, Price ss. nrtly half bound, ASHORT ACCOUNT of the ROYAL AR. .•• • , - TILLERV HOSPITAL at Woolwich ; with some Observations on the Management of Artillery Soldiers, re srieding.the Pieservatkon of Health. Addressed to the ()di cers of the. Regiment, and dedicated to the Master-Gcnertil and Board of Ordnance. . • By JOHN . ItOLI,O, M. D. Surgeon-General, Royal-Artillery, &c. London Printed W . I. Mawnian . (Successor to Mr. Dil ly), rotiltry: - Cof whommay be had, by the same AuthOr Cases attic Diabetes Mellitus ; with thel Results of the TrialS'of certain Acids, and-other Substances, in the Cure of the' L tin Venerea. Second Edition. In one elepnt large odtavo vol. price boards. By whorn also is.iust published. Chilholm's Essay, on the Malignant Pestilential Fever, in— troduced into the West Indian Islands from,Botillam, on the Coast of-Guinea, as it appeared in 1793, 1794, 1795, aud 17 9 6, are. Second Edition. In two.larvoelavo vols., price 16s. boards. HERTFORDSHIRE.. TO BE: SOLD BY: PRIVATE. CONTRACT, AC 0 P-Y, 01.; D FAR M, containing ab ou t Ninety-seve4l Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Land,. mostly situate in the P a rish o f Slaptdn., ,about faitr miles from Tring, and part by. the Grand 'Junttioti Canal, the Whole contiguous to the f arm-house and Premises - , tom prizing a Farm-house, with four . Rooms- on the Groutui Fl;or, and four Chambers over, Stabling for three Horses, a Cow-grouse, places for the Poultry,. Wood, w &c. to good *Baas, a arm-yard ; and an Orchard,_4ljoining togetlwr with a 'Cottage, a Barn, and Orchard, 'fitid: about an Acre of Land detached from the Farm, but very n‘:ar it; the Lands lye in i , arious pieces, but. are particularly described as 77 Acres, r Rood Arable, and 20 Acres of i)l4adow, part' of which is Freehold and Tithe-fret, making i t:Ogether ih the whole 97 Acres antit Rood, be the same niece or less. Now in the occupation of Mr: _Richard Turney, 'Tenant at Will; AVOW very low rent of only 551. per Annum'. The situation of this Farm. being so near the Navigable Canal, between two Market Towns, must he'd ' - gr..at • adVapt? in sending the Corn and Stock by Water Carriage, as well .ts to have Dung and Ashes from London, at a very small, expeuce. This Estate is in the Duke sifßridgewater'S Alanor, suojed to the usual fines and customs of the Manor. May ber3iwATii; leave of thefitiTni;ltn(l further parti culars known by r!pplication to Mr. Kimberley, Surve) or ( E..tatcs 4Tict AuctioneeroNo. 00, ,Piccatiilly, Lonchui. - • - GENTLEMEN, Think it a justitp . due . .to your valuable • Methi .cine, to iitforrpyou, that having been adviced to make trial of it on one 'Ol my family, Iltave been induced Ile. piently to administer it amongst the Poor ; . and-I have .the satisfaction to say, that in no one instance has it failed of sue ceis. . .Antongst.other cases, that ofa poor Woman,- tiovvardS of 6o years ()Inc, has fallen within my particular observa tion. About eighteen months Taco, sbe tv. ,so much afflided with almost continued pains in lid st , nrilza and bowels, amt so - emaciated, as to be scarcely aiblc to walk alinie. 'Under standing that her illness proceeded front Wc7ints, aild that she frequently found thciti in her bed, and - pften Len them alive between her teeth, I gave her a doze of your Lo. zenges, and at the, times prescrioed, repeated them. After talLing the first dose, she found herself greatly relieved by the. .litcharge (*innumerable Worms ; and atter taking two more, she became as well, and so continues, -as tiny woman of her age can be... I could 'add .many other. Cases of a similar de.: scription, but my Letter,of which you are at liberty to make what use you *ate, would thereby become too long. - I am, Sirs, Your Very humble Servant, J. M. BINGHAM. . I ' Birchanger, March 23, dot. Sold, wholeiale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, C licapside, near St. Paul's, inßottes at ss. 'Halt'Boxes 23.9 d. and in latnily' Boxes, containing five sinaii Boxes, at One Guinea each, duty int.luded. Also may be had, the Rev. Mr. Gamble's Herb Tea t arid < . - Aromatic Snutt; used by Their Ma.iesties. Extraa of a Letter addressed to. Mr. ROLL sox, Printer; Bookseller,' Stationer, and Vender of all the Genuine 'Me dicines, St`ourbridge. 51 R, • you -v v ill be pleased to transmit the following Cases) Mr. 1.2 cerium, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, in MAnch;:ster Audnam Brook, Ilear Stem - bridge, Wor , cestmhire, F 6. 16, iSoi. Mr. LIGNUM, u 4 • . r: 1 beg, you will publish tin following extraordinary Cure, and I•strlcerelv ivish•tlYor those who make t r i a l of your AN.; TISCORBUTiC DROPS, were candid and. impartial in Riving, tt just account of their elk is to the Public, fam pert suaded that numbers of ow fellow-creatures labouring under dreadful complaints; might not only 'be relieved, but their disorders effectually eradtcated. About nine years ago I was 4E4IM - with leprous and'acorbiltic eruptions; which made their appearance on ditterent parts of my body, which in, creased with such rapidity,. that of late years I have been truly leprous, my whole frame being at tunes 'covered' with scales resemblingthe bark ofatree, handfuls` of which 'weri takendlfrny bed every morning ; the itching' that attended - was intolerable, and still more insufferable was the smarting _pain which succeeded scratching. &hie I' Inn taking your Drops, however incredible it may appear to the Public, - it is a certain fact; that on different parts of my body there were not less than five hundred ulcers through disease; 1 at times lost the use of my limbs thereby, and was alnuht in. capable of following my basinezts, on which was the solede:. pendence my family and self had to look to for our support. In - this reduced and truly deplorable state, my family and friends had given up all hopes of my recovery ; but an ao.- quaintarice of mine seeing the Case of Timothy Mason, of Wipn, in Lancashire, in the Bir m i ng h am Paper, persuaded Inc to make trial of your Drops. I immediately purchased a small Bottle of' Mr. Rollason,,-Printer, in :Stetirbrdge, which I found greatly to allevi ate , my pain, and through ker.. severing, till I hid taken, I think, six or seven small I. am grateful that I. am 110 W, arid have been many months, able to Follow my employ .Ti any furth:r saris— fa lign bc required of the truth of tills great Cure, toe in, quirer may be fully satisfied by . .applying to Nit - . I.V.•relv, GlassninutaCturer, Cr Mr. ROliason, StouroridgVi Mt' Tonikinsoit, De4ficld lrotl ‘Vorks, near Wecinesbury ; Mr. Foster, Brettel.lane Lime Works,' arrl by, Sit, your !tumble Servant; • c.Dwkr.p WRIGHT, Joiner. Attested in presence of Mr. V/ Neely and Mi. kollirs9n. 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VOL Bvo. price /-141 f-a -guinea. N. B. As Mr. Phillips engages a; any tinie to exchange New and peried Copie s o f any o f these 'eight School-books 16- .'orany other gooks of his publication, they, are, of course, kept upon sale in the Shop of every respea4ble Bookseller, and may be inspecled by the Public free of expence. BUCKS. TO' BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,' By Mr. KIVERLEY, on Friday the z7th,of this instant April, 'Sot, at Mr. Mar chers, the Sigrt of the Queen's Head, at Taplow, in the Cuunty.of Bucks, precisely at Three o'Clock, ALE, that Neat, COrnpaiff, and DeSirable FREE:. HOLD FARM,' with a Farm-house, a good Barn, Stables, Cow-house, and other convenient Buildings, for the condndlof the Land , abotit 20 Acres, be the - same more less, together with.the Timber on the Estate,- situate on the West Side oflhose celebrated Buckinghamshire Hills, Tap- Clifden; and HedSorohe most distinguished, chharful, healthy Spot in the Kingdom; the circle ot: the first nfpec tabilityi' and in its present •riatur:.: eevited state, may be truly expressed the Bosom of Happiness, coqmaandiug tine most‘romantic enchanting views over the Grand Thames, through a rich Vale - of fine, fertile, diversified Country,„ which for Woods, Waters, and .Plantations, is not to be equalled, within an easy distance, by a gentle slope, dawn u) the Banks of the River, allowed to, be the best part . for Angling between London and'Oxford. The ahove-mention cti Premi s e might be converted into a Sporting Box for a Man of Fashior., or a quiet . , rued Retreat fora Person dean_ ing business, where he may enjoy all the rational amuse ments of a country life at no eacpence.. , May be viewed by application to Mr. Richard' Turner, Tenant on the Spot; alit further Particulars known of Mr: Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates , and Auctioneer, No, 16e, / THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 9, iBoi, will be performed a'Comedy, called DEAF AND DUMB ; Or; THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. WITH THE MASQUE OF COMUS. On Friday, She Stoops to Conquer ; after which, a .New Scotch Ballet, called Our Dancing Days, with Of Age To morrow:- On Saturday, Deaf and Dumb, With The Devil to ray. On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. • A new Romantic Drama, with Songs, called Adelmorn the Outlaw, ivill be - produced immediately. The Music com posed by Mr. Kelly. A new Tragedy called Julian and Agnes is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as possible. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 9, 1801, will be performed, • THE POOR GENTLEMAN. WITH PEROUSE. On Friday, Othello, with Paul and Virginia. Ow Monday,- the Tragedy of Macbeth. A new Cotnic Opera,in time Aels, called The Blind Girl, or A Receipt for Beauty, will be produced next week, with entire new Music, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi and Mr. Reeve.