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I ,Wthwaißß 3795. 1. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 54, 1804, Their Majesties. Servants will perform a Comedy, called THE RECRUITING OFFICER. ' Mr. Ballance, Mr. POWELL • Captain Plume, Mr. BARR 'Y MOR E ; • Captain Brazen, Mr. BANNISTER; Kite, Mr. PA 1-. M E ; Bullock, Mr. DOWTON ; Costar Pearmain, Mr. COLLINS • Thomas Apple-Tree, Mr. MATHEWS, Melinda (first rime), Mrs SON'ILEY ; • Sylvia, Miss DUNCAN ; Lucy, Mrs. HARLOWF ; Rose, Miss NIE LEON. WITEI RICHARD CCEUIt DE LION. With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, Richard, Mr. KELLY; ' Blonde), Mr. BAR R'Y MO RE ; • • Sir Owen, Mr. DIGNUM ; Antonio, Mrs.. BLAND ; • Guillot, Mr. SUErf • Matilda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; • • Laurette, Miss HOLLOWAY ; And kaki, Miss C. BRISTOW. In A6llll. a Dance by C. BR ISTO kV I!.miet bs, Second Price 3i. PI, 3r. 6d.. '',eTY 24. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second ` L P 64 * —1143 Nloney to be Returned. toir laf l e . s for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. - Fosbrook, at the in Little Russell -street. Doors to be o p ene d at h a lf past Fi ve, an d b eg i n at t - past Six, Vivant Rex et Regina! To-morrow, The Soldier's Daughter. 0n Friday, The Way , to Keep Him ; with The Citizen, And on Saturday, will be produced (for the first time.) an o Nratic Pi ece, in ^ Ads, called rtlatriimay. Previous to Which will he performed the Play cif Deaf and Dumb. A New Comedy, la Five Acts. a New Melo Drame, and 4 N ew Farce, are in Reuears4-and will , be speedily pro duced. tr T HEATRB.RS)YAT„ COVENT-GARDEN. e .) 1 101ROW' EVENING, Nov. 1 - c, 004, • Will he performed thc New Comedy of THE BLIND BARGAIN ; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. - ' • With New Scene:, and Dfesses. • Chaiaders Mr. FAWCETTThe Mr . LF,WIS, by Mr. F A ItLEY, 74 ,t. EM RY Mr.).IILANCHAWD, ?Jr KEMRLE, Mr. cukTirs, Mr. JEFFERI ES, Mr..ATKINS. • Mrs. G I BIIS, Mrs, DAVENPORT. Miss DAVI ES, with a Song in Character, .„; And Mr's. EMERY..' she, Prologue to be Spolcn ny Mr.. MURRAY. ThZ: Epilogue to he Sting by Mr. EME, It Y., WtTit RAYMOND AND ' AGNES: ~?ies 6s. Pit 3s. 6tl. •Galli; , }'lts. tipper Caller y Is. f 4.110 Donis be opetty.l Halt-past live; iermtiice beein Halt- paat Six and the Per _ Plate, fur tns.: Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the nol.ollioe in Hatt -street. vu'rhe New Comedy of The Blind Bargain ; or, Bear Him r' 1 , continuing to be reeeivcd•with the hight,st Appi.t.:,e by PertioWing Audieitces,it will be repeated every ni,;hrthis , and oil Monday and l'ilesday next, with the Grand ~gittonlirne of Raymond and Agnes; whicheac'll rc r'ition, been honoured with the Most unhalindtd'approba ,ion, ()The, Public are respeafully informed that a New Comic ,Pe t,ortned,r4. in Three Ad in re s, is hearsal, and. Wilt vlry soon be .-- - STATE 'LOTTERY, eir t Regius Diawingzatti January, !Soc. BISli liaticits the perusal nil the Grand L • . 1 L O RY SCHEME in another part of this Paper, lti7l. he ;hitters himself will be (only' to cont a i n more Ca i ,d) Prizes than usu a l i n a L ottery of so few 'Pickets ; and , stonishing S uccess that has attended the Purchasers of KETS and SHARES at his Offices, tfar sever years Pgt-t (where the P r i zes are pa i d on demand), will, he al hopes'a, acts him a cont i nuance of their Favours. lite following CAPITAL PRIZES have all been Shared and Sold at his Offices, in the present Year 0104. 0, 8421 IN SHARES. IN WHOLE TICKETS. ,C 20,000 No. 24,i7t - - £'s,tie 1 % 2 34 - to,otio 1,641 - 2,000 . 94 '9 8 - SO 6O 4,063 - - 1,000 - 2,01a0 • 6 ,790 -•-• , tocto ; 2, 3at 2,000 z 0,724 .st,ooo 9. 9, 510 -2, 0 0 e 21 ,33$ - i,coo 6 3 8 -• it,ooo 21,713 - 060 •. .) 5 '42 - - I,boo 2,626 Soo - ,•• 1,000 114 IS Soo 31 : 2 3; - S'oO 12,0ic S oo 1 3,1 z coo az,3115 ,soo tiii i '‘.. l •ETS and SHARES are'selling at both his old 1, 411 l el Offices, No. 4. Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-cross, with tidel.ty an where a d ll Business in the Publi c F un d s i s transacted ispatch. ----,-............................., , . .......... -... ...................... 1 . . iiii P A ItTICp LA R A'S` TO THE HOUSt. PATENT BEDSTEADS ANL) TABLES. U TLER's Furnishing liiiholsrery, and Cahinet `lt, . hl , art.- rooms and Mattufadory, Nos. y 3 and La, Oatht , — i i ' e s t r °et • A large assortment •of articles pf the newest, ,eatest, anti most (economical Fahions, of well seasoned a, • ~ eria, and excellent work ia . iship with several. im- Fravernets n r P • '4011.14R respeEtrully tin t . Publtc, that they ill 'elicit on the good' discernment of w ••• Nee through the . paltry devices ',l,i+l insinuations opposed to hi rrt_antl eouritericiting, his' arti , . %,,t j es .!, lt is well kmown that, .11011.1 a has two patorits, , one !c laid% the other tor that, ow principle of the first ),"iipliti . a4l 4 tO almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to i'vaitrea-t' improvement ; it Tenders them mot* convenient rah ; "les, and much inert portable. The principie of the T er ‘ i t. 11.. applicable to most kinds of bedsteads, .as Pour . Post, tut i'n, .Oka, anti Chair Beds, which latter are singularly it . 5, -- riik .ll . e khess, and each when shut up, make a handsome th„,?t furniture for a Sitting Room; Dressing Room, &c. Isri'srotti Post and Tent Beds go together in all p:irtovith tooli,'„!nd are fi xe d w i th much ease without the help . of i l.'arik;,thcks or nails invite furniture, and are very portaule. Afriii, -.4. kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the 1i t ,', 44 1 Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, ,Fee. lrni'` 4 3 Pan Kingare have been graciously pa : tou te r :DY the Queen, and Royal , Faintly, and lio nii }. I :. "Y orders from numbers of the Nobility 4 na Gentry, t n(ii ,...ve been highly approved of in the East and %Vest Vow 4"' s : e the merit of the Articles h a ve th us met vfith fa- fyi en couragemen, and for which he returns his grate : 14,:_ Acknowledgments and cannot but notice the kind cp. 1 1 ,. , :s or vioit: others, fix up large Sign-Boards, with cij,ta's (virile inscribed, which may help also to promote I,;lll_9S,lrieSS, Of should it be designed otherwise, lie, by the . tic,,T 4 s l un of Providence, manufactures and sells . his Sup...: c..4b,ruur.post and other Beds, excellent Dining 'fables anti fro ta rt Articles as above, namely, Catherine -street, S doors . atlthe Strand, a Brick front House, where he has con an: ti.ed several Tools and Machines for working * the sync, t;" t ; 1 1 43 ot he rwi se been at considerable'cx pence' to t 3 rini.; limn Ire . 4t M ilitY anti degree of perfeetion at which they now, to _ /At the sante place may be had every Article Tor the ..,L ll letelv Furnishing Houses. N. 13. For Exportation. .r , ....................... - t oi t.ie Rev. WM. BA 1t CLAY'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, . t‘ tile lil J.Ei G ()LIT, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ecc. B.:c. ,rAItONIZF,D and recummlnded by H. G. the bA rchnishoi) of Canierbury, the Lord BiShop of Bath and ards,''' biro Ilone wood .it MLushiPgt°ll. l' M.P. S' Ar. 1.3' Green, . • al. m . „ 1 r il larn n Bart. M.P. "I homas Aisill. al. p . kr ! • Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P,. lames Amyatt, Esq, ii,,t I,?icolson Calvert, Esq. M. P. and numerous other, t1,....:1.,i shed Persons {as tnay bc Seell by the Bill of Diree ti?i'i:,4w,lio have for ► m..iny'years experienced their virtueijil Sni t i ► , at -o uty. and Nervous Cases. t2 M-- , . th e I. itthorittory , Sedford-street, COVeitt, ,:27.,r London, in BOXts, ss. 6d. and 10S, each i and PY 41 'mit 3 . rr i 1, ..,. :t i . i .„. . S No WE-DNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 14, 1804. CHILDREN's MISCELLANY. ibis Day was published, In Ono large Votunic, iznio. a New Edition, with 29 Cuts by Bewirk, an 4 a f rontispiece, price 4s -bound, THE'CHILDRE,N's MISCELLANY ; includ. ing the History of Little lack. By THONIAS DAY, Esq. . Printed for John Stockdalc, Piccadilly. Of whom may bF had, in i.vol. 4/21110. price 3s. 6d. boimd, The School for Children ;, translated from the French by Miss Stockda!e. • \This'Day was published, • Irt Royal 04tivo, Price 16s. in boards, • '` A DIGESTED INDEX to the . EA;tLY CHANCERY - REPORTS. . , Including ' Abridgment Ca. Eq. kelynge (W.) Barna nli . ion Mod. Rep. Brown's Parl. Ca. Moseley • Carey ' • Rep. in Chan. - Cases in Chan. Rep. temp. Finch Cases temp. Hardw. Salkeld Com y ns - Select Ca. Chin. Dickens - Shpwer's Ca. Parl. Fitzgibbon Strange Fortescue Tothill ~ Freeman , Ventris . . . Gilbert' - Vernon. By G 110 Rq E I( E.K EW I CH, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at LaW. London: Printed forj. Butterworth, Flet.street. Of witom may be had, lately published, price ins. in bds. A Digested Index to the Modern Reports in Chancery. • Including Precedents in Chan. ' - Vesey, Sen. Peere Williams .. , Ambler , . . Cases temp': Talbot' . ' Brown - I . Atky i ns and! yesey, jun. to the Fifth Volume inclusive. • • 4 i„* The above Two Works form a complete Abridgmentof t tie EqUityPtcports. ' , • This. Day was published, In Two Volumes 0, day., Price , t Ps. in boards. the Second • . Edition, with considerable Ad.iitions, of A, TREATISE on '-thr LAW o: LEGACIES. R. S. PpNNISON IMP islt, Eq. of Gray's Inn. Barrister at Law. London: Printed for [. Butterworth, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, price gs: in boards, Toiler's Law of Executors and Adininistrators. This pay was . publislud, . ' In Royal 04lavo Price 164 in boards, L‘ DIGESTED INDEX to the MODERN ti REPOR.TS of the COU itTs of COMMON LAW, previous to the Commencement of tlie TERM It E I'o rS, Including' W. Blackstone, Lord Raymond, Burrow. s Ake id . Cowper, Strange, . .Douglas, Willes. Wilson By JOHN lI.DERTON BURN, Esq. London: Printed for 1. Butterworth, I' leet. street, This Day was published, In Royal Oklavo, - Price to. inboards, a New Ydition, with the Addit km or Three new Chapters, and sonic new 'Pre— cedents, of • PILE LAW 4 . LANDLORD and TENANT; including, • il.eases, Assignments, Tenants in Fee, Te nants for Life s Tenants for Years; Tenants at Will, Rent, !\l. atgages, Copy holds, Lodgings, Fixtures, Notices to quit, i)istress, /cc. Sec. • By WILLIAM NVOODI•ALL, Of the Middle Temple, Esq. l'arrister at LaW. • - I. oitdont Printed tor I, Butterworth, Fleet-street, - Of whom may be had, lately published, price ss. in boards, An Epitome of the Law of Landlord' and Tenant, with an Appendix of Precedents, Zirc. By William Womliali, Esq This Work embraces the Substance of. Mr. WoodfalPs l ar ger Work, which has 'met with a very favotitaule,rei.ep tion, both in the Profession and - antringst private Gentlemen. The Epitome may be consulted with great advantage by per.: sons residing in the Country, d having beenNjudiciously abridged from a Work of established merit, and divested of technical Terms, to render it the more usetul to those who are not in the Profession. • • • . "---wALDERSHARE HOUSE. • To BF, LE TT, for Three Years, .W.A1..1>ER... Si lARE HOUSE, Ready Furnished, with or wt.)_ out the Pleasure .Gardens, Park and Farm The Kitchen Garden and Hot-house are sett for tine year tei the Head Gar dener, front whom Fruit and Vegetables m.iy at all times he had. The House is magnitlcent, elmautly furnished, with a complete Library. The Park contauis upwards of 4.)0 Acre's, and 00 Head of Deer; the Farm ahovz, too Acres, and there are six Manor's which may be had with the Pre mises.- Waldershare, is 5 miles from Dover, 7 twin Pet', 7 from Sandwich, sl trona Ramsgate,• 14 from Margate, and to from Canterbury: - - For thrther Particulats apply to Mr. Walfird • at- Wal dershare • • • • The most obstinate SCURVY cured in Six... Weeks.: DE VELNO's VEGE rABLE PILLS prove uniforinlYSoccessful in the Cure qt' Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and . other Ciiiiiii.tons• AMetions ; and a tair Trial only . will convince flit:utast sceptical, that their Public ReputatiOn Is only attributable to their intrinsic Me rit, as a Mild Vegetable Alterative, The ,V roprielor has lately learned, that they have in the above short period pate.tied a Curd ot the most obdurate Scurvy, of twelve years standing, in the person of a Reverend Dignitary ut the Church ; and instances are constantly ocsurrin,; of Case. not so inveterate being cured in a much shorter period. lint the following very remarkable Cure of Captain Elliston, of the Navy, which occurred above six years ago (and since which period he has not had the slightest retina), shews, that even in the most desperate and hopeless Cases, a confident reliance may be placed ill the E tfLacy of be Veliih's Pills. HIS CASE PESCAISED. Mr. Elliston had for eighteen years been ifibjea to Scorhu; tic Symptoms. but for the last eightten months they had, creased to such a degree as to be seriously alarming merabic large spots, or eruptions,, of a deep red„thout the size of pease, and hard, appeared to' clustei:. oil various parts of the body, thighs arms, hands, head, and particularly 61i the" forehead, which was dreadfully disfigured ; in short, language can but faintly depicture his real condiripo. But appearances were only of trifling import, when cumpa, with the violent heat and itching, which incessantly tor mented him. In this situation he consulted his Physician and Surgeon, both men of respectability aritterninetice, who, after a consultation. decided on the necessity of hi; !aibmit ting to a course of Physic, alluding to Mercury, w lett would confine him to his room for some weeks. Mr. E. Iwing vanced in years (more than titry of which lend, becii spent in the Naval Service of his Country), told client he would take time to consider of it, as lie could our but with great reluc tance submit to confinement, He advised with ins friends on the subjed, some of whom reconimerided him to try Pe Velno's Vegetable Pills, which he very fortunately con sented to, and by persevering in them, and them alone, he has received a perfect mire. During this course , lie 11-.41 not an hour's confinement, nor was he restrieted to any regimen or diet, except temperance; on the ,contrary, - he 'perceived no ettea whatever from th e Pills, excepting *hoof gradu ally recovering from his CoMplaints, and daily acquirlirg, oil addition of hhalth, strength, and Spiri , s Sold, Wholesale arid Retail,' by. Bourne and . Co. late Pia ding and Co at the Original IVarehouse, No. 7h, .0x ford street, opposite the Pantheon, in small )loxes, twee 4s (“t. or six Mail in one large, prr..e ; ;Retail by "Volt; Royal Exchange.; Shaw aid Edwards, No. to, Paul's ; and Ward, 'No. 324, Ifolborbi ; and by every Vemicr of Mcili chies in the Kiogdom. • ca. The l arge B oxes will be scht to any part of qngialiti, on receipt of A letter, post-paid, inclosing the amohnt, or an payment in London, surec.led ta.Alesirs. Bonnie and Co. No. 76, Oxford-Stn.:a. NEW SET OF COUNTY mArs This Day was published, printed on FortY.,siX Plates Irri)e_ Ida! .Sheet Folio, handsomely Coloured and - het-pres...:l, price Seven Guineas, neatly half-r ound, cmiTur s NEW ENGLISH ,ATLAS . being' L. 3 complete SET or COUNTY MAPx, diVitled into hundreds, on which are delineated all the Direa and Cross Roads, Cities, TOwns, and Villages, Parks, Gentleinens' Seats, the cobrse of the Rivers and NaVigable Canals, Pre ceded by a General Map of England and Wales, on which the principal Roads are carefully described, for the purpose of facilitating the connexion of the respeaive Maps; the whole accompanied by an INDEX VILLA RIS, containing nearly fifty thousand names of places mentioned in the Work, with references to their situation. _ P dined for C. Smith, Niapseller, No. 17z, corner of surrey street, Strand.: The same may be had with. the Maps out lined, price Six Guineas, half-bound. The above Work, bcing just publidie.l, is fitted up in a variety of forms, par. .titularly calculated for travelling. Also, just published, a New Map of.the Jrincipality of Wales, drawn from the best Authorities, on two Sheets, price 75. handsomely coloured, or on Canvas, and in Case for travelling, los. . . SUBSTANTIAL MODERN-RU I LT. DWELLING . 1101J$E,,.AT MORTLAKE, SURREY. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. • PEACOCK, - A t'the Hare and !founds, East Sheen, in the Parish of Mon. lake, on TU ESDA Y. the 27th inst. at 'T Twelve o'clock, subject to such conditions as shall be then produced, A Very Capital New-ereeted FREEHOLD El • DWELLING-HOUSE, with convenient Out-build ing's, and Walled Garden ; situate in the Iligh-street of Mortlake; in which the. kusiness of a Grocer and Tallow Chandler has been tin some time past carried on by Mr. William Coleman, the present proprietor, who is retiring froin.business : comprising, on the baseMent, twd large rooms with a cellar and pantry ; on the ground floor, a roomy shop, fronted by two bow 'windows, and two convenient rooms behind; on,the first floor, four good roams and spa cious landing, and five romns on the attic ; 4ttached to the house is a wash-house, with pump of excellent water, and sleeping room over. • , The above Pre:vises 'are most arivantavously situated for trade, andbeingbut z shirt distance from the River Thames, are particularly calculated for the coal, timber,. or corn and flour trade, or any other business requiring room, with con venience of water carriage; they are also equally well adapt ed for the residence of a genteel family, the situation being remarkably dry and licalthy, and the neigholurhood the most social and .respectable. Possession will be given.on the Ist of January next N Is. Some. few 'fixtures (to be specified at the time of •Sale)•to be taken by-the Purchaser at a variation. The Stock in Trade may also be taken at a valitation at the eleetion of the Purchaser,' • • . • TO be viewed with tickets only, which may he had at the 13nit.i►►.'t'un, Fleet street, London; at the Hare and Hounds, ' East Sheen ; Griffin Inn, Kingston; and of the Aud.tioneer, Codaimin4, Surrey, For further particulars, apply to Mr. Coleman, tin the premises ; or to Mc. ; Wood, Solicitor; Gottal►►ting. FISLIERWICK, near LITCHFIELD, STAFFORD SHIRE, CAPITAL ESTATES, • SUPERB MAN. I ON, EXT EN SaVE MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS, &c. &c. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.. ROBINS, At Garraway's taifee-house, Elcchange...alley, Cornhill, London, To-iinirrow, the isth, of November, at Twelve o.'Clock, in One Lot, .THE very Capital nd truly ptsirAbre FREE HOLD ESTATES, with the' extensive NIANORS of TYNIORE, otherwise TI %I}l tN, El Sill Iv and HORTON . , CU ERFO I), Vci 1 (.; N TON, and one-third of the MANOR o: PAC INGTON, COURTS• BARON,AOYAL'fI ES,And Th.! much distinguisnod and beautiful SE VF, t IStil:kwlCK PA RICI a truly, noble. and elegant STONE-RU I ANSI() N , withexcellent,Officesofeverydes.:ril,ti.);l ; .&'par.uuNl. ws, with Stabling fur Fifty Horses four ciodol, C.) ,cti Harness and Saddle Rooms, Farrier's Sn.lr, and vtii , :r suit. able 01Qces ani Servants' Rooms over. Also, PLEASURE GROUNDS, LAWNS, SHRUB .IIP AI ES, and PLANTATIOVS: of - grown Forest Trees and Shrubs, encircling a grand spacious Piece at Water. • . _ Induct* also ? cap:tal KITCHEN GA RD FN. , wal led, Her and Succession Houies, Green House, noble 4tit4 exten Ore Park of pleasing diversified Grounds, part hounded by the River Thames,.surrotinZed by thriving Platitationi, en eonipassccl by part new Wall and Oak Poling. . Three elegant Lt l pt; ES to Itie Entrances. The whole formiiig (we of 'the rsioA complete and beauti. ful Resid:m.:o in toe ii;,1 1 ,0,-nn; At an agreeable diNtaitee is a conipad FARM-HOUSE, with suitable Buildings of every description, : Yards- at:. an d a m o st eligible FA hand. A Wig EV E AL CAPITAL FARMS. lying contiguous to the Park, ett to tnost respedtable Tenants, part on. Lease, the remainder at will 'F.I4 , ORDand CIEMBERFORD with Dwell ing ►louses •aind Outbuildings ; several WellLbuilt Houses,. Cottages, &c. . •11 WAS WOOD, in hand, upwards of 340 Acres, covered with fine thriving Oak and other Timber, a noble ornament to the Country, with an excellent Dwelling-House, with Offices and Buildings, Garden, Orehard contalanding rich and pi4l.urcsque, Views. of the. River. Trent, and the Country. The whole Estate upwards of :TWO. THOU s Nisin THREE HUNDRED ACRES. The RE.N 1':\l. and E .sTI MATED VALUE -hear FIVE TOO USA NI) 1 1 0 U N 1) S per Anntira. The Property .01 The Right lion. DA' SPP.NCER STANLEY C.l-11C ItIiSTPI2. • • The NIMISion and Farina are in complete Ropair, and Well , suioplied with plenty of excellent Water. l'he Estates Arc plarticularlv well calculated fur a .Noble man nr Comte:min wishing fora superb Residence, and to realize Property in one of the finest Counties ittlhe Kingdom. The Manors are abundantly stocked with Game, t ield Sports of all descriptioni, etteellent Roads, and in one of the first neighbourhoods. The iviatision to be viewed with Tickets only, without which no;person c•in be admitted. The Farms :cad Land!: 1114) beVlewed by applying' at the Mansion.; or to Mr. Richard llowtnant At lioddlesforcl, near the Kutsion. • Descriptive paiticulars may he had on the Premises ; 'at the George Litchfield; hotel, Liverpool ; Itridgev:iter Arms, Manchester ; Nett and Chickens, ; Head, Burton ; Geote, Derby ; Castle, lantworth ; Star, Sunni ; King's Head, Coventry ; (eorge, Northampton ; Push, Bristol ; White Hari, Bath; at Garriway's CoMe hottse, London. Plans of the Estate may And par. tic:Oars acid Tickets for viewing the Mansio.l may be had of T. G. Parr, Esq. hitcjatield ; Messrs Blake and White, Es. sex-strecr, - Strand ; and'"of Mr.` Robins, ‘Varwiek.strect, Golden:square, London. • YELLO kV FEVER., N0.,40, iNt.;-t...R0t,:). DR. WILLICLI, late Physician to 'the Sixnn Ambassador at the Court of Great AnilAtithor of the Domestic Kneyeloptertia, Treatise On it,zsimen and I)ict, Letter on the Virtues attic Yellow Dever Itcutecly, &C. &c. approves and rw.nn;nends to toe unmeduite notwe of the Public at large (and too.so in pArtieni•tr woo tire . goin; to the West Indies, AfTletiCit, or any miter flnt of the World, that may he, or have bcea sithjezt to Nester resat I)i : i t ...ls t! ) • fire kotheav which is sol.l Om Ptopriet,t's Wartuouse, No. 4' , Ch.tring-cro b s, LondOn, to Prevent and. Ctlre the .Yellow Fever._ ;rile most pnsithe testimonials from Profcssl'n .1 men, and other resikectahte persons, may ;),!. ;seat .It,i)afttpitlets, grittis, Warehou, which not only pr-ve, in t ile ,. l } ll , ies ;Pl a nn t ' r t thevtlicacy Or this Iternedy in that most teaiant malady itte Yellow Never, , hut 4L:o tti.it it is an cafiY, s afe, Pleasant and certain Presetvet I.lcAlth in hot climate. . ._. - • I Tlic above inv a l ua bl y A rt i c l e i s so ld i n V ox e, with ' Null Dit:itil!)lls (ssaetioned by Dr. Wt Luta), in c.'se M, A" ' 4 " tack of any kin,' of Fever; ;At Due Guinea e.,,,:1t, s4tiicient for 14 oat . ctsou for Twelve Mouths. - 4. ) irsl7um.7lli.i( {PRICE SIXPENCM. WINTERI.OTTERY, pEGINS DRAWING the zSill of janoari, Igot. - • SCHEME. i of k'--5,000 are ,C2j,poo - 20,000 - ' 0,000 - 10,000 . , 30,000 - ' 5,000 - li,ooo - 3,000 - 11,000 - joo • ~ 5,000, . . 1 . 30 - , 3,000 - SO ^ 3,000 - 20 - .123,n00 10 6,t50 7.5:000 Tickets - ,C250,0a0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling. at every Licensed Lottery Office. Price of Ticket ,C.lB 7 q Half - ;C.9 7 o 1 Eighth - - Z. 2. r , 7 6 Quarter - 414 o Sixteenth - - 1 4 0 gl . " Prizes of' the . late Lottery taken in Exchange tor Tickets and Shares. The following were received by Dr. BRODUNI, No. 9, Albion.phice. IStAR. 51R, • PEAMI.I' me to request you will have the good. nuss to publish rimy case,,,for the benefit of the allbetcd. 1 have sulkier fur many years.:Mgler a dreadful uctvous dis order, 1140 u -welt as it entirely absorbectand deranged my whole system. Various advice from the Faculty laic 1 tolltaWi.xt, and have tried most of the advertised Medi t ints, without r c any benefit whatever, - until tortunatelyAtconunviakd to make trial of your NERVOUS CORDIAL which, thanks to heaven and you, have pertedly restored ine to health and spirits. 1 shall ever acknowledge with gratitude and esteem, the obligation 1 ant, under to you. and :on, Sir, with resped; your muchobliged, and humble SeLvanr: WILLIAM WILCOX. No. 12, East-place, Lambeth, Aug 4, 1803, West Cows, March 24, IFo3: A Letter from Stephen Burridge, Captain of the Cowes Pas:. • sage Boat, to Mr. Alexander, :\lerchant, of Portsmouth. Sr R --My Child, when he was two years of age, was af flicted all over his body with. a dangerous Scorbutic Cent plaint, which baffled the skill of the Faculty, and in vain 1 tried all manner of advertised Medicines : until recomm.nded by a Friend who had experiienced the good effeds of .Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL . SYRUP, of which 1 gave me Child but a few small Bottles of , the Dodor's incomplrable Medicine, which in 'the course of a small period ert;.!ded a petted ure, and which is now .three years wee, and na fe turn of the Complaint has ever been visible. 1 am, Sir, your humble Servant, STEPHEN 13UR.R11%E. • Witness, S. ALZX NOilt„ Merchant, Portsmouth. • The Botanical Syrup an&Restorative Nervous Cunha!, to be had at the house, No. 9, Albion-street; Black friars-road, in Bottles at rl. as. its. niths. (duty itieluded.) N, B. --A. A. 1). Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Sw r N- Tort, Fellow of the Royal College of PhySicians, Lon& n). may be consulted from teal till three; or by letter, containing the usual tee.' • • - •.4 :. Five Q.uinen Bottle contains Six at 225. •-i • NEW MEDICINE ACT. . NEW BER and SONS, No. 4.;, Sr. Fit • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. ranies's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the.PtibliC, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medic-fiti will he in future as. 9.f. per Packet. or 11. ss. 60 per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packers in a Bottle, (as made up tot the Anny and Navy) may be had ' `tor 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of tit,- Com 'nussipnersoor Mr. Newbery's se parate . use, in which the w t irds, t. v. Newtiery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved, , and as it is presumed that this will be a stifficionr sep l ity against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be ditcuritiouel. inelowitiy, are the Prices of their Nletliogines. t 6 the ' first twenty of which Mr. Newbury's Stamps AN affixed, but six or more, at a time, will ba al lowed Scamps gratis. s. d. • s. d. Dr.. latneas Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 - 24 0 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Ana,leptic Pills 4 6 Pills , 4 c, Do. large BOx . 24 o Preake'sTinet.of Bark 4 o 'Dr. Ste:r's Opodeldoc 2 6 Dr. Iluxhant's ditto - Ife.,Convulsinnt/il - a 6 Tonic Pills 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2. 6 Ehglish Cotree - 2 g 1)0. t.:401.411111 props t 9 Dr. il o o l ice s t iI Parygoric Lozenges (ram's Drop; t ti A ngihlnd'u Illok ditto t q, I rigloh's Scots is ssence or's; aitstiiol 3 6 Henry's tvlaguesia - . 2 6 SpqrleCS Dentifirice- 4 o Norton's Drops s Cepit.ilts; grunt' o 9 Spiltihury's DroN 5 6 ;ant's'y Tiria 3 6 Dr : ititancler'; Tel 2 9 'liarys 4 6 GreoOugit's Tintturc I F ; isenc..sht . Peppiannitii t tz Do. l'olu Loiengt: I (;lasti.s magnesia - 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2' 9 - K. As. many Persons, particulariy Messengers, take tit, !louse of Ishssrs. NeWbery, Otey think It necessary to point our; that it is at the East End of St. p.niv:; tour Doors from Cheapside, with th43e words inscrilml oil tha Front : ONLY WA R FOR UR. I . 7 k NI S's P pr. t. To Timm TAvLoR; Dear Sir, " No. 9, New lir.t.;,L,S6re4,:r, London, r FEEL it . a Duty ifimnivrit iipon me, ti inform you of th e: very gre4c ana extrAordinary Cure I: ILive'ie. coved from your invalual, E AK L 's 1! A TE N T PILLS. • .About two years ago ' I was attacked with a VEN ER EA T. DISORDER, which I treated calla sli,thtly for some time, but the Disease at length spreading all ovor my ho.ly, 1 wag ohligit.i tfi apply to tiw most eminent of the I•aculty, hilt tlietr assistance atllneled rmly temporary is Ltt : 1 went through various ,Course:, of Salivaticm, and trma rat 'ter of a corpiilo.nt habit, w.o. re , liwed V> a th:re sketeton, Tr o Q v c r my Limbs rendered ow a coin ? Net t ; t lU,ect, so that my friethls despaire,t iny ; q:cnv c ry. Wh,...nhi:qug,ht to this situation. 1 Con:;iklen.*4 itit a' !nevi,. taf)le, but a relation of thine l ntlin ntinh upon time many c ases in which yout hatt:stic. - . •i - 1 ,, I was Incliiced to t r y a It thciit, 1-thtuT:::. ;An d by perNevor:•:4- f or ..• t!‘,:-`7 !I following yout di rc ttipn:, I (Apt: , • -,:ratable ivtax.,itiott trlKn plin, •.• ho e ; am now , iii title Curt,pi:ri „ • :.1 alt I not, but 0)1C" Fiore box, ti I think vauticus to take, will establish my health in , state. t'is. with the most rile it. gratitude; that. I subscribe Myself, Sir, your much hurnble Servant, Deans4ate, Manchester, luty t,- Age .• W E R SON', F. Fur the publi., henetir, I,do not idsie't,i ru rho ab o v o being published, but' IwiVe }' ,, u to ttl your. nsyti •battO utiginizot shall dictate. ,l'reparett and Sold by the, sole Pnipricror, • THOS.:Ts Y LON., Memb:r or the. Royal Colk-,:c of surg e o ns , London, at his lleusa, No, 0, New 'Bridge- strc-,q ;, When:, attar a gonstaiit retTidenee at more than 'Flirty-six pfaCiioce .partictilarly . riiretted to the Cure; at Venet..i.i; Complaints, and those incideiral to the l'arts,Ot OCltil:•att,itt in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy Anion ;!!on iit his Profassien should al wiAs obsmve, he tiattets ivinsett, the advice and assistance he OAtttitutlb ly administers to l' - ersollt, taking this Met:het:lJ, wilt Ph, esteciteM by a , its., - enting,l'ublic, att sehloin t...) be obtiiiiita, of Artibigt.ltty. *old, by ios Appointment, ter the conve,nierice or those living at a list:tll,:e, at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, St. 11.1. hatfsrttreet, MAI ; the Toyshop, No. to 3, Oxford- Stt : c.+.:r; — Mr. niThOroLlgit's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr.. HookSellet; 1, Union -tow, Little "l'ol , ver-hill; Nir. It:otter's I subl:n ; Liverpool ; Mr, Atkininit's, Mart. ctiester ; one Pelson it every considerable '1 0 %, n-ir; Great botaan and irAavat, tll 11, \ea of only -lA. twl. can, Sealed iip with tint And plaid c 1 c.,:tiotn,, witerroy iver,on:, ul virtirk iLA May care tnentscivcs with ease, speed, se‘ri:cy, and safety. N,• R. livery Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stainti, bV laviaiir at the Gom.rnissoncrs, p, e-. 1; at the " T. 'rsiylor, No. 9, 'New bridge. st" - ect," u, iftuta;a: whicit it rehm ) , arid alt carters are coi u i