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p 9t NUM:BER 3554'1' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN'. TO.MORROW EVENING, Feb. 8, iSo4, will he performed KING JOHN. '- King fohn, Mr. KEMBLE ; Lady Constance, Mrs, SI DI)Ohlg, W ST. PATRICK's DAY. (In Thursday, The Man of the World, with La Perouse. O n Friday, the Tragedy of Isabella; Isabella. by Mrs- Siddon6. On Saturday, The English Fleet. CRAND 'UNCTION CANAL COUPANI". 'THE SUBSCRIBERS to the last LOAN, who have not paid up t h e i r Instalments , are particularly desired to pay the same forthwith to the Company's Trea surers, at the Ilanking_house of Messrs. Praeds, Digby, Box, Babbage, an.l Co. Fleet-strwt, Lodon. By Order of the Committee. RICHARD COWLISHAW SALE, No. 12, rasex-strcet, Strand, Commi ttee Cl er k . Feb. 6, ISc.4. ANNUITIES . . IVIVIVN:.ST•D to PU kUisi ASP, At v . eral well secured ANN IT I T I ES opfort Landcd Estates, }routes, Funcle!l YrivFrty,or Clergymen's tivingss, from aol. a year upvvards, either upon the Pureilaser or the Grantor's fife, for ss,WiLli several sums of 6 50 el . 25c)01. 2co . r 5,-0., tzool • ;Jkicl several other Sinits..hot less than zoo'. are unmediatelv ready . fo be advanced 43, persons of great .r,spedailitv, which • may be ledeentable at the option of the Grantors. A liberal ki, , . pri - ce will be given.' - f ersonal applicatbris to Mr. Roberts, No. , Cecil -street, Strand, are daily attended to. No Letters ansiver&l 'unless post-paid. • • .._ -........... ..._._.......-•••• .......- VABLER !lay was published, in Oite Vol. Octavo, S : was of SeleEl Eirts fr,,,in l)arte, Berni, Chaucer, and- Arioz.7to. Imitated in Engisli H:roic Vc..rSc. By RICHARD WRA.H.Tc,D,T, E sq. M. P. Nec Verbutn verb, curabis reci‘lo:;:, fitlur. interpres i nee desillies imitator in dratrin 1:1'-dr:Pclern pruterre putter vetet, rut opeiis lex. itor. De' . Poetica, P rintcd for P a A rte yne and Mackinlay, No. $7, Strand. THE Original PAEN I' LEDS Tl 4:. Nl)ti, SOFA -1.. BEDS, and CHAT R REDS, with very comiderable improvements, by MORGAN and SANDERS, Inventors or their much admired I MPERIAL DINING, TABLES, and Portable Chairs, and MailuLeturcrs hi gentral of Mo dern Upholstery and Cabk,i: Furniture. A very large Stock oil eve:Y Article in the above branclic% is always ready tor inspeztion, :or the furnishing. I-lo Lies couiplete in the First Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials- F.legant Four-post Beds and Bedding complete. with new duigned window Curtains, Patent Mosquito Net died,;,par ticul portable for all Foreign Ciimates, by Motian and kurnishing Upholsterers anti Cabinet Nlarizilactu- Sanders, nrs. No. 16 and 17, Catherine- street, Strand. Please to ob serve No. t 6 and t 7 has no connexion whatever with arty other Warehouse in London. A rip y and Nay y Equipage of every description on improved princlples, very portable. • . - JAMES and GEORGE RENVET, RAVEManutadurers to His Majesty, by Appointtnett, great pleastme in announcing tr) the Pub lie a trlo3t ilyiportant Discavory tv.hiil tivey have =at: of a New Method of Felting the Pile of their PAT E N T WOOLLEN VELVET CORDS, fOr which thev li..ve obtained an additional Patent from IL.; .Majesty. This new Process, which is•applicable only to Arum,' Wool or Fur, completely uniteS the tibres of the Wool. arid forms the Cord into a compa6l body, incapable of heing injured by the severe 4t fridion, and ptissessing a neatness and durability in were be yond that of any other fabric. The beauty a nd ' excellence of this their new Maraddatlrv, previons to its improvelnent, induee many .persons who were ignorant of the principles of the Invention, to imitate it, and bring to the market imperfea, unsaleable Goods, made from coaxse materials, and so unsk.ilfully manufaCtured as to become unfit tor fur ther use - after a 'few weeks, or even days' «'car• These purious Articles have frequently been forced on the Public bY dlr.': credit which Mes-,rs. Bennet's Manufaatzre had just IY obtained, and have even been sold as Goods manufacaured by Messrs. Bennet. In order that the Public may in future de- Tea these shameful Impositions, Messrs. Bennet have. deter 7nined to mark their Goods at each end of every Fleet, with the words" BEN N ET's•ROYA L PATEN' ,'.' and on the back selvage, at the distance of about every yard and half; ". 41-E`NET's PATENT FELTED CORD." For the better accommodation of ,Warehouse men and Drkpers, Messrs. Bennet haveopened Sales, tinder the ,-point of their Agents, at No. 84, Basingliall • .. . . to,t-torreyT, .I.ndon, on 'the sarrie terms as at their ~la.nufaci i wianchester. 'o Manchester, i: ; .2g t 8 :- 1 - . L '4- The 231;;7--------------_t RI L, i s, 4, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW ING. • . .. No. of P r i zes. SC.IIEM E. 2 of Vat 2. of o pacli. 'Totil Value. 2 . 10000 ,CO,OO are Z40, n 3 0 ' ' ' 3 - 2 0,00 0 5,000 - 1 5003 .' 4 . 8,0,10 •12 . 1,000 - 500 - 6,50 la . rz,ooo 2o - 2. - .,0 - 400° 5° - too ICO . 5, c 00 50 - C' 7,350 zo 5,000 . _ ------ .3%,,,) TicketS 7C 262 , 500 Part of the Capitals. Finst-drawit Ticket First. Day - 14: • I "° .!illi..iist-drawn Ticket Seventh Day -- - ,C. 710,000 t-draw Ninth Day - - - - - s , c'" LiIdeKETS and SIIAR ES are SELLING at EVERY '-ENSED LOTTERYOFFICE. Tic. PRESENT PRICE.ket - - .. - _ ,c. 17 4 0 Quarte r - half - - - BiB o Eighth - - 2 5 6 - 4 * 10 0 Sixteenth - - I 3 0 ____________ * Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the D raw irtz. ____ - ---,, TSTEERS's PAREGORIC LOZENGES. HESE Lozenge., to universally approved of, area saf e and effedital Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Soreness of "I'lirthit and Breast, and for Asthmatic arid Consumptive Complaints: if taken early, they will prevent Diseases of a more tatal - 1 - ..tency ; and they have been proved, by Experience, to afford not only temporary Itelief, but also a permanent Curt, in many inveterate Cases, after'other Applications have faili.d. N. B. Be careful to 01),c-rye, that the Words, "F. New betv, WV. 4, St. Paul's," arc engraved in the Stamp. All OtWer s are Counterfeits.' Sold by T:Newberv, N0.,45, St. Paul's Church.vard; T. Wade, N. r 3, Oldliond-tieet ; Bacon and Co. No. ts_o •; and I. Pidcting, No. 76, Oxford -street ; Bayley and Co toLkspur-street ;l. Wait], !i10• 3 2 4, Holborn; T. Tutt, Royal Exchange• and W. Cla rke, No. No. 269, Borough ; price Is. rid. the'l3ox, Duty included. Also by Mr. Steers,. CarriOnril: Drop Is. O. Convulsion Oil 2.5. 6d. Camphorated Eye Water Is. WI Nitre Drops as, fid. L *JIL 1.0„, . TUESDAY, E -mar:vic ~'i~r ._. .._-..~~. FOR SCHOOLS. This Day was published, the Fifth Edition, corre6leci, Price 25. . CLASSICAL VOCABULARY, FRENCH and ENGLISH to which i s a dd e d, a i7 o lleaion ui Letters, Familiar anit•Commercial, Bills of Exchange, Pro inisory Notes, &c. in b o th Languages. By N. WANOSTROCHT, L L. 1). Printed for T. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-card ; and T. Booser, Old Lroad-strcet. Where may be had, by the. same Author, A ['radical Grammar of the French Language, with Exercin?s, eighth' . Edition, 3s. 2. Recueil Choisi des Traits Historique et de Contes Mor.itix, seventh Edition, 3s. 6d. Dialogue A Frerh and English, ts. 6(.1. -. Livre des E w nfins, on Sylla6aire, second Edition, rs. 6d. 6. A. Short Introduction to the English Language, is . E (eine ut ar y Introduaion_to the Latin Tongue, second Edition, is. 6d. This Day %vas published, Price is. THE SUBS Eof the PRINCIPAL SPEECHES of the RIGHT' HON. WILLIAM WINDHAM, delivered in the House of Commons, in the late and present Sessions of Parlimnent, on Measures con redM with the Defence of this 'Country ; and as atriel;ng, tile - Regular A any, the'A:lit:e, tl"ic Army of ll:i,erye. and the Voluottceb. To which is added. 'the - Substancc: of tr Speech delivered by Mr. Windham, on the second day of the present Session NOlwich t Printed and sold be Stevensorrand Matchett `and to be had of J. Budd, Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall Scatcherd at - id Letterman, Ave Maria Lane ; and all other Bookselkrs.' . . . FREEHOLD, PORTSNIOU.TH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • CUSTANCE, At the Blue Pony, Portsmouth, on Friday the toth of Fe . bruary, at Six o'Cltvk in the Evening, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. Lawrence:Smith, Man's Mercer and Slopseller, Isalikrupt, A Su j o'srdiltiAi Brick-built FREEHOLD HOUSE and Modern-fronted SHOP, well situate for Trade, and parricUlarly for the.aboveliiie t otl3nsiness, in which it Ic established, being No. —, Btoad.street, Point, Portsnioult. li *nit; !'remises are four stories high, inclusive Or tlis Ground-floor, eon:prising a good Strop, Dining-room, l'ar. . lour, Kitchen, Store-room, and five lied-rooms ; and , nt the top of the Houseis an Observatory, commanding a I ,, ry tine View A the isle of Wight, , S pithead, Portsdown Bills, and adjacent CcAmtry. Nlity he viewed any time preceding the Sale, by applying on the Premises, where printed Particulars may he had; alsr, at the Place of Safe; of Mr. Adams, Solicitor, Old , lewry • and of AIL Custance, No. 35, Bow-lane, Cheap side, London. LEVEN IRON WORKS, IN T HE PARISH ‘IARKINC I I, AND CO'UNTY To be Sold by Public Run t - , in the Royal Exctringe Coffie- EdinburAh, upon. Thursday toe • t i i fit-March, 'at Two o'Clock Afternoon. THE • T of the.. .L V,VF,N IRON WORKS, with the whole Machinery, KreCtions, and Materials, also, the Lease of the Earn belonging to toe Company, and Stocking thereof. The following particulars -respecting- the Works, may be noticed. - t. The Iron Works consist of One. Blast Furnace, a Cast ing Ilouse at Work, and another Is•ernacu, 2. The Works are supplied with an exceHcnt Coal,. one seam of the Coal pre:,:ntly at , vork. is 9 tixt thick, and alio t her seam under it of 7,feet thick. •- 3. A band or Stratum, very .soperior,lron Stone, about trs inches thick, cove t i ng a k teat.extent of Coal and Coal om -Waste, besides _various other seams of Iron Stone in the Lands. 4 The Water of Leven, on which the Works stand, issues from Loch Leven, which is about tire miles distant. 5. The Furnace. is :wrouxia .by a -water .tall, tqaon. the Water of Leven, and the Colliery is drained by a Water I Wheel, also wrought by the River 6. There is plenty of Limestone in the Neighbourhood, . and 'the Works• ar e w i t hi n a few miles of the Seaports of Dysart and Kirkaldy, and in a fertile populous part of the Country, where labour is cheap. • • 7. The Rent payable to toe Proprietor for the Coal and Iron-6tone for the consumet of one Blast Furnace is t fool. per annum. A certain Royalty is payable upon any further consumption;. and a Rent of zJol. per annum is paid for the use of the Water of Leven. - 8. 'The. farm, for which a separate Rent is paid, consists of about 7o Acres. - - - Further Particulars may be .learned, by applying to Mr. fames Kyd, Writer, Copal': Mr. Charles Bremner, W. S. Mr. john Tait„ W. S. or Messrs. Gibson and Oliphant, W. S. Edinburgh ; or Messrs. Dobie and Thomas, Crane Court, Vleet-street, London. The-Manager will attend those Who wish to inspect the Works, Minerals, &c. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • Dear No. 9, New giidge-Street, London. I FEEL it 'a Dkitv incumbent .upon to inform • , , you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I Itive re ceivarriorn your invalUatiteMedicine, L EAKE 's PATENT PILLS. • Aboutitwo years ago, I was attacked With a VENER EAL DISORDER, which I ttreated rather slightly for some tune, but the Disease at length spreading:all.uver niyitly-, I was obliged•lo apply to .41ke.most oinine.nt of the Faculty, but their assistance alßmred only temporary relief: I went through various COursi-s i 4 Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent habit, Was reduced to a mere skeleton: The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a com plete ObjeeEt, so that ''ITIV Friends despaired of my recov ery. When brought to this sit‘lation, I considered death as inevi table, but a relation of mine commenting upon the m any Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I was induced to try a Box 4,:' them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or three months, and following your directions, I experienced the most -unaccountable relaxation from pain, th- sores gradually subsiding ; I ain now, thank God, perfedly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt not, but one more box, which I think cautious to take, will establish any health in its original state. It is with the Most neart-telt gratitude, that I subscribe myself, Sir, your much oblig e d h um bl e Servant, Deansgate, Manchester, July t, 1801, W; PEARSON. P. S. For the public benefit, I du not obied to the above being published, b ut l eave yuu to at as 'our awn- better judgment sliali'didate. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Trios. TA YLOIt, Mernbzr of the Royal College 01Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; Where, atter a constant residence of more than Thirty-six • Years, in a practice particularly direCted to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that invilable secrecy which Men of his Profession should alw a y s observe, he - flatters himself, the advice and assistance (me gratuitous— ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment 4 for the convenience of those hying at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3e, St. Al ben's-street, P a ll M a ll ; the Toyshop, No. tat, Oxford street; Mr. Disborough's, N 0... 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Booksellee, No. I,..Union-row, Little 'Tower-hill; Mr. Baxter's South-biidge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Gran Britain Ireland, anc.Boxes of only 25. 9d. each, sealed up with full and pl a i n di rec ti ons, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissone rs , is print, ed, at the Stamp-ollice. ''T. Taylor, N. 9, New Bridge street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are coon. terteit• ...411141...-.....-- , 4t -..,, .. , c;" - -,,'-..---;,---- _,,,,,,4 1 ,. ..,6. tii., ' ';,-=•:—.,,,,,- 2 at- . 4 ,.. 4 ;4 , e ,,-, - -.-- ;! 1 it. at: IVA Xa • /I ,F, A\*w . r,,,,_ c ,... •d! iil' i l ",‘ • • 4,, .4 'AI 0 - 1 , 13RIIARY 7, 1.804. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR COUCH I DROPS, For Coughs, Colds, Asth.nas, Hooping Coughs, and Con ...__ _• sumptions. - 7 THESE DROPS are justly allowed the best Me_ divine for the certain. Relief and efccitial Cure of the above Complaints, not an im.tance having occurred, though taken by more than forty thousand Patients, wherein they, have, been known to fail ; so superior are their virtues over every other Medicine, that let the• Patient be ever so emaci ated or reduded, after having tried every Medical - assistance, it will ad as a charm, and instantly remove the most inve terate Cough. give ease and fleedoin to respiration, promote gentle expretoration, Strengthen the whole debilitated Con stitution, procure the-refreshing com A fo l r r t . o ß t , ' ,l t l e b s e t a a is nd o s e l i e n e g n a , a re n g d u g l:r ic P k r i o Y felot a l 1 171:71 1 :, a i ' r e t x t t . .7l e sille praaice; is prevented paying attention to the sale of the above ; le'llas therefore appointed - Messrs. Ching and Butler, of Clteapside, his wholesale Agents, and to guard the Public agaiust a spurious Medicine, sold as Robberds's Cough DropS, with counterfeit Direciiiins and Signatiire, (none possibly can be genuine) un less each direction is signed Richd. Butler. Sold wholesale and retail at Ching anoi Butler's, No. .1, Cheapside, corner 'of Paternoster-row ; and by Bacon Pld- ding,- and Green, ON:lord-street ; Wade, Old Bonitstreet ; `. -Robinson, ; and Ward, Holborn; 'Putt, and Lewtivalte Royal. Exchange; V a d e , No. 4,5, Cornhill; Clark, N o . -2.69, Borough, and no where'efse in London ; but may be had of one or more Medicine Venders in every town'in the Kingdom, in Bottles.at bs. and as. each. The following ate further proofs of the liffieacy of the above Medicine From Dr. Michael Head, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to rumists its London, liated'A pril X 2, 1799. c'entleinen—l must beg, you will forward imine• - iiately, by the Packet for Ildifax, without waiting fur the other part of my order, twelve dozen of Robberds's balsamic Elixir, or Cough Drops, which I firmly believe to be the very best remedy ever made use of for Coughs of every de. scriotion, At .- We time. I received some from you, I was, afilidad with a dreadtni .Cough, and Inflammation on my Lungs, attended with a greiat oppreSsion and pain on My' breast, so that it was with great di 'fieulty I could draw my breath, which.' must candidly conti-:ss battled my own-skill. From the strong recommendation you sent with them, I was in&ii.:ect to mike an immediate trial-, which really, as the . eill stat,:d; gave me instant relief," and in a very short time perfeetiy reSmred nie. I have since - witnessed .their good. !eirezis in many ohstii tate ca›,, and therefore slrall for the fu ; ture never to he.withoti t them, and am sure no other person wont,: who are any ways subject to Coughs, -were they acquainted with their virtues as well as me. Yen will be so eood as to let Mr: Robuerds know my good opinion, and assure Jilin of my well . wishes. ' Gentleinen, your obedient Servant, 1:11C1 . 1. HEAD. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUN. T ER I' fi None are Genuine, without " SAM L. SoLomom, Liverpool," engraved in the : and Ten Ponivls Re ward, for every Bottle sold witliont a Stamp, to b, paid on convidion, timter,.:l - Ct . of Parlii.inent, the 42d Ge u . I I I Ctr. t 6, before any instic, of the Peace. THOSE' Persons, -Who unfortunately made use of that dangerous - mineral 3iercury, would do well to wci7n the consequences hefrire it is too late, and resort to thUse Medicine* of established celebrity and character for a permanent ,and .radical Cure, and thereby establish their health, the most valuable of all jeWelS, upon the most firm and lasting foundation: - The Anti-I mpetibines being foUnd ed on a ,chymical and philosophical basis„ proves of the highest utility in all cases of " depr4Ved habit with af fections of the skini" - -hence its efficacy 'in casesof *curvy, scrofula. or leprosy, as well as in the confirmed lues ; and _hence, be its s . treitive power, it expels the Naas out of the system, and restores it to'Convalescence. . ss , ori)titie .40:n1A:di - us, Int Mercury, .4ntimony.,,. and AquAkOrtis, have been recommended and tried, but they lave reduced the Patients who have m a de o re of them to the most dephrable state, and 'have plaints which the skill and abilities of the. first Physicians have been unable to,copewith, These disords:rs fly before the clii.tets,of the Anti-I mpetigines prepared . by Dr. Soionion, of Liverp o ol, which restores Na'ture to her priStiiiestate in the most -gentle manner, even when saiivation..fias and leaves the whole frame firm and healtbfill. The numerous and respeaable signatures which have 'appeared in our Paper will speak milt: than arty encomituns ; Vve cats besto* - upon This Medicine is only-lialf-a-Ciuineika Bottle,:: and the Fa mily Mottles with the quantity eti four, Thirty-three Shil lings only, by which there is a saving of Nine'S billings, with copious folio bilis of direaions, arid with the socuriry of having the Proprietor's name in the stamp,, ‘.sarnuel..solo - Liverpool," which secures to the Purchaser the se mine Medicine. • Likewise for pimptes', , _blotches,' freckles, ring-worms, black- worms, , carbuticle:;, - the ,grea;est clearer :LuEl beautifier ot the face, is'undOnbt:!,ilv • SOLOMON's .MISTERGiiNT LOTION, • - Which removes . all disorders of the skin, pints,4s.. 6J. half pints zs. It is the Luost (4egaux,Jtagtant, „mild, safe, and valuable liquid or wash, for scorbutic and other erup tions oft the face and skin. It gently restores the St in to a degree of fairness and purity, beyond the•powers &d deserip, tion. Ladies may . rely that it renders the skin fair, del icate , and removes every kind t;t" stain , tap, sunburn, and all thuSz h e ckles, which long i fatigue, jOenerailv produce ; in short, it is the only eosinetic a Lady,can, a:se atfier toileu,e, with ease; cowtorz, and or a Cc . ntiepan 17ave course to when 511.1v1ng is he,:a:az a dreadful ' , operation by an eruptive disease :on tot face. N. B 'lite Postage of Ali Letters must be.pald, and .1111:e enclosed for iltiViCe.. • • • The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A nti- TrOpetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion,. 'and ".(.; iiidc to Health,'.' ar e . Sold by Remnant, Haitiburgh; R. Bacli, Peter-stree.t, New-York ; Nlathews, No. 18, Strand,LOnd,M* ; au.l in Bath, by Haza r d ; Pri sto l , 'B u l g i n ; Brighton , Gregory • mingliam,.Kno'tt Lloyd ; Bedford,'Smith ; Alan:Hord. Simmons ; St. Edmund's, Dingle; 4heltenham, Sel,' don; Cainbridgejtodgson ; Coventry, Redlason ; Colches. ter, Keviner ; Canterbury; Simtnou.s ; -•Carlisle, ChatliaM, Etheringtoli ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Sou; Chichester, Phillipson ; ,Cirenceiaer, Smith; Chippenham, Cotttlls Dublin, Dugdale, l No. 7, 'F. .change. court; Derby, lite ry ; _Durham, Pennington ; Dover, Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue . ; Deal, R ose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewniaiiand Son ; Falmouth; Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M`Donald .;" Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ;. Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gre4ory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt Man c'hester,__Thornpson ; Margate, RoWe; Maidstone, Walker ; Marlboroto Harold ; _Newbury, Fuller, Atlee i t. New castle, Walker, Hodgson ; - Northampton, Dicey ; Notting ham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxt or a, Jones ; Plymouth (cock, tioxkoil--; Portsmouth, Belam ; Readiug, Smart and Co. ; .lt.cliester, Ethcrington ; Pr e st on , , Sergent ; Shrewsbury, .Eddowes ; Southampton, Baker ; Stafford, Horgan ; Stamtbrcl; Newco;nb ; Sunderland, Bray; Collins ; Scarborough Bayley ; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbrid g e- Wells, Sprange ; Wells, ;tvill ; Weymouth, .Wood ; Windsor, Blakenev ; and by all Veners of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of whom may he. lent, a new Edition. being nearly Three Hundred Pages, price only 2S. SOLOMON'S I )F. TO H E : Or advi c e to both sexes, ,;11 -female diseases, Nervous, pochondriac, and C>onsuniptive C.7onii)iaints. This Book'is . recommeoded to young niekand boys ; has been the labour ot many years experience and observation on the calamitous consequences of a sacret anti (I:strut - live vice. Tovvhich is added an Essay on diseases incident to females, and an Ap pendix on the subject of a solitary.and destructive vice ; also an Address to Parents,. Guardians, Tutors, and those who: have the care and education. at youth. Likewise advice tot; . hathiog, explaining the mode of treatment, in the diMrent: • stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, Rheu autism, and Venereal Disease ; cautions to young persons ot, the-danger of improper connexions or improper treatinent.&c. - irs n" The amazing sale of Roo,k is the hest criterion al . vast utility. •;: SIXPENCR. .COPIESik:NDEA ; CE IiATWEEN TrIE LORD CHANCZLLOR. OF IRELAND AN6 TFi ii EARL OP PINCALL. [Continue,' from our Paper of listerday.j LETTER 111. FROM THE RIGHt FON. THE LORI) CHANCELLOR TO THE EARL OF kiNGALL. Ey Place, Aug. zr, 18.3. MY LORD, MANY parts of your Lordship's l ette r h ave g i ven I me much pain. have no dotibe that your Lord. ship has every feeling of Christian charity towards those st ho differ from you in religious opinion; but I hive daily experience, that the same Charity does not.prevail amongst a'grear many who profess to he .I oldie same religious persuasion with your Lordship. I am fully persuaded that the want of true Christiao Charity, one towards the other, has been the real cause of all the oniortun:tre events which have of late disgraced this Country ; and I think it the duty of every man, h owever he may difro- in points of faith from others, to endeavour to impress' the great dodrine of Christian Charity on the minds of alli as the only means of restoring peace to this 'distraq.: ed Country. Your Lordship seems to irn ,gine that those inhabitants of Ireland, who adhere in matters of faith to the doctrines of the See of Rome, aredis. posed to discontent; because, as your Lordship is pleased to express yourself, they are not admitted to a full share of the benefits arid blessings of the happy Constitution under which they Hie, If your Lordship means they are discontented, beeause they are not admitted to be Members of either nouse of Parliament ; or to • hold certain great Offices ; or because they are excluded from the Throne ; I nust ,confess, I cannot believe that the lower orders of the people in Ireland, amongst whom , the fermel/ principally prevails, have any anxiety on the sub. jeCt, except as it may be raised in their minds by other's : and your Lordship must allow that tiodis ' turbances, of the same description, are excited amongst the Quakers, who certainly are liable co' more disabilities, for conscience sake, than those of which your Lordship complains. I am afraid, or rather, I am persuaded, that. the difference arises from the dii. ferent temper given to their minds by their religions instruCtors : that the Quaker is taught to live in cha_ riry with all men, whilst those who follow the See of Rome are unfortunately taught a very confined rity, being told they are exclusively members of the Church of Christ': and those.whose minds have nor been enlarged by education or habit, feel it dif ficult. to conceive, how those whom. they are taught to consider-as not Members of the Church, can be deemed Christians ; and accordingly, your Lord. ship_ wili freed, iron itu t uiry, that Nile appellation of Heathen is applied by those, to every Protestant. —lf those who are considered as holding a higher rank in the Priesthood used their infloeoce to cot._ rest this impression on the minds of the-lower or drrs, we might hope, chat by degrees they - might be taught to consider all who believe in CIIRIET as their Redeemer, though not adhering to the See of Rome, as their brethren in CHRIST;, -but unfor. tunately that is not the case. Dr. TROY in his Pastoral Instruction on the duties of Christian Ci. tizens, published .in 1793, holds up high, the exclusive dot rinee which those who think humi. lity a Christian virtue, in all respeas most .becorn. ing so weak and fallible a creature as Man, ran. not but consider as savouring of presumption. Dr. HUSSEY, in his pastoral letter, published in 1797, expresses himself in a stronger language ; and, in. deed, it is difficult for a loyal subjed to read that publication, without feeling, that, especially at•the time of its appearance, it. could not tend to produce loyalty, or even submission to tile Government of the country, in the minds of those to whom it was addressed. Whilst such impressions, so excited, are rankling in the minds of men, very little regard can be paid to addresses of the nature to which your Lordship refers me. They are given to the winds, as long as the Priests of the See of Rome shall think fit - to hold up to their flocks,. that all who do not yield obedience to that See, are guilty of rebel lion against it ; are not to .he considered as Mem. hers of Church of Christ ; and therefore are not (in the eyes of the vulgar at least) to4at considered as Christians. I am fully perivaded, that those who listen to their datritrea, will never bear Christian chatity towards those who are so represented ; and will never be loyal and dutiful subjects of a King, thus held out to them as himself a rebel. In fine, my Lord, those who clamour for liberty of con. science - (which in truth they have) must be taught to allow liberty of conscience to others: and those who desire complete participation, must treat those with whom they desire to participate as brothers. Until, therefore, the Priests of the Romish persuasion shall think it their duty to preach, honestly and conscientiously, the great dothine of universal charity in Christ ; until they shall, in all their instructions to those under their care, represent, honestly and conscientious. ly, all who sincerely believe in Christ, the Re. (teenier of Mankind' to be brethren in Christ, however mistaken they may suppose any of them tp he in certain .points of faith; until they shall teach their flocks that desiring liberty to chink for them. selves, they ought also to permit others to think for them/rives, and not to 'murder ,them,' because they , differin religious opinions; peace never can be established in the land; and the loyal addresses of Dr. TREY and Dr. COPPINGER will, as I have before said, be given to the winds. They can hays no effea ; they may indeed reach the eyes or the ears, but never will enter the hearts of those to whom they areaddiressed, There,are parts of your letter . ~~~