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. ~- * *:4•4 4 .11/.7-. tj! . . L i .,_?7, ' f 1 I . , • 1 itit. 4,1...„ • 10 r rk7 .. :1 411 0W*4.11 1F v * 1 '.. ...,_._• , 44 . i ...„..--,...-- .-" U - _ ti - .;--: ''. aho - isu N. .. • . e .e.,. . ..,..1. . 'C., ift %...", .c- 7'UESD4Y, FEBRUARY 10, !bal. NUMBER 2618.) (ALICE six PENCE; THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. NGLISH . .STATE . COT, TERY, ,BEGINS DRAWING MARCH 2, iBoj. •THESCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £:30,000 i'.ARLIAMENTARY:RECIS,TER. Tills Day Is ptibiished, - Nos. I. to VI. the last Session. N; ' :MUER I or . the ,Debates of the FIRST SESSION Unin:i Parliament of Great Pritain and Ireland v.:Wished in a few days' revised andicolloted with th:! Nott«; several MentbCrs. This Diiy was publishzd, Price 34. boards, ii i i. TREA'I,ISE on the REVOCATION arid REPUBLICATION of. WILLS anti. tE . STA.. 5 , 1). - .N't's • together with Tract's, upon the Law tbnarr“. ing taron'ind :I!einei including Curteseyi •Dower,. Joint tuxes, Leitsei4 Settlements, Sejoaration„' By R. 'S. PUNNISON ROPER, of Gray's lntii Esqi, Barrister at taw. London: Printed 14 . j. Buttetwortli, Fleet:FrreeL Of whom may be Nadi by the same Author; «Treatise on the Law of Legacies. ?me 4s. 6d. boards. Als6, lately litiblishccl, Toiler on the Law 'of:Excel!. tors anti Administrators) price*. boards. N.B. This Work is not nth:ruled merclF kir the sion, but - will be found particularly useful tag' Persolis who may Be concerned with Exectitorshirsur AttAinistrao dons. TOMORROW EVENING, Feb. zz, iBczt, wilt be performed, - • THE BELLE's STRATAGEM. After which will be produced, a new Scotch Dance, called OUR DANCING DAYS. . Conipesed ' by'.lllr. BYRNE. WITH • • ' - 20,000 10,000 5.100 2,000 HARLEQUIN AMULET. - • • Thursday will be revived, the Tragedy of Cymbelint. On Monday, the Trapd_y of Pizarro. t tb 1,000 THEY TRE;ROYA COVENTX;AADL N. TOMORROW . EVENING, 11,iSo 1, will be performed (Ist time), a New Colkcd)., in. lirc Ads, cslted THE POOR GiNTLEMAN, The Principal Chara&ers by Ur. LEWIS. Mr. MUND EN, Mr. FAWc lir. KNIGHT Mr. MURRAY. Mr.kTOWNSEND, Mt. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY, Ziri.,DAVINFoRT, Mr. WADDY ; Mrs. GLEES, Miss.SlMS, $l6. rOW.LL, and Mrs. MATTOCKE. in= rrologuc to be spoken by Mr. BETTE RION. WITH ROSIN A. Itßondocani and Paul andVint inl3,will be repeated al- Ornately. Blonday, Ricluutt the Third, with (last time; Hark quires Tour. A New Grand Pantomime Drama is in pivparation, and will speedily be produced ; with entire new Music, Scentry, Dresses, and Decorations. FIFTY-FIRST NIGHT. SANS SOUCI. Eythe Authority of the Hight Hon. the LORD CRAM. iIEaLAIN. ON THURStiiiihVtNING, February 12, will be- presehtedi, at SANS SOUP!, Leicester place, Lekester-Square, an Entertainment, in Two'Parts, called THE CAKE.HOUSE. • Arrangement of the Recitation and Song's. .PAT I. •• Rte.-- Dregs anti his Vail. Song—rerpetual Youth. - Rec.—Coujitgai Tete-a-T6te. Song —.Mt Lottery of Wedlock. Kee.—A Thal of Patience. Song -- Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy: Roc.—Agreeable Com pany. Song— Love aad Reason. Rec.----A Receipt to KilT Wives, Song-- The Poet and the Paper. Rec. Le Maitre de Dante Song—The Grand 11441. 'PART 11. • Rec.—The Captain and the l'oet. Song.—Brotheriack. Mee. -Sailors. Song— Filial Love. Rec.---A Return of Reason. Song -The Slivers' of Love. Rec.—The Club. Song—The Thing, the Kirk , and the Cu. Ree. -The Mess. Sung—jack at Greenwich. Itec,-;-More klutting. Sovs—t;tcat News. • . •. , ,•• PART' lit. Pte.—Holiest Song.'-Highgate PrObation. Rec. --The Saracen's Head. Sung —.9.lu)titet Cup and tlit:n. Rec. IN the Wz'to Windspr ? --A Little ! itec.--Tlte two Doelors. Song, -- The Canary Atird. Rec.—Bits and Si:v*6. Sung Ectio. Rec.-- - The cOup.4lc.t;racc., Songr-The . Uttiiust. The. witoic is written, and eoirip9scd, and will be spoken, bun, and accompanied by Mr. 1)1131.)1N , &M.'S SS. Area 3S. liatiCyy 26. taoors to be opened at Seven thePeforinaiice tehelgin at ,E "laces fi4 to be taken' at hfr. bibditti - MOie ' Warehutise,leier.ester4aces Leivoter.444u,tt. , Tito Song s in the Cake-llowe are all be had Mr. Dibdin's Warchuuse. Sims Sonci will. coptisusc.opcn ~Tinasda s, a n d satuidalic'cluting.th• Sawn.. - . • . . - Jk17761 4 11C •CLUB. TliAfC IPD , it 0;(1.S E. Y ,DESIRE vf His - Royal ..Hishticss the 'PRINCE of WALES, THIS CLtfl will Calf. -CE on MONDAY NEXT, the icath itiltapt e 'Din= on Table punati4lv at Six o' cwt. CUMCLES KNYYETT, Secretary. jarL.Lise, _ glen. 9, isot . . . . ka / . ..se-_, it VPEREAS, WILLIAM PAUL, of Chatham, n the County of Kviit, Tintuan„ stands charged with iniviny,in his custody and posseisiqn a large quantity of Copper Jolts, Capper_,.iheathing, and other Naval p o ps, marked with tire " )bug's Mark, euntUry to the ,Statute: Whoever shall apprehend, or give such inforina eion to Mr. Bicknell, ofl4orfolk-strees, ip the Strand, London. Solicitor of the Navy, as shall be the' means of ipp.rshending the said William Paul, shall receive a Re ward of Twenty Pounds from the said Mr. Bicknell. Xpte.--The said Wm. Paul is about ,32 years of age, about s feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, black shock hair. supposed to be a native of Exeter, or borne other plat in nevoushirr. . pursuant to a Dccrce of the High Court of Chancery, Made in a Cause W ESTON ainst SANDFORD, TIE CREDITORS of HU ga M PHRE SAND. ICAXI), late of the Isle of Up.RosSall, in the C...unty of Salop, Esq. deceased, 4tre peremptorily t o come httorc John ()td, Esg. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chaitil)cts, in Southainptou-buildingS, Chanecry-laue, i.wition, and prove their Debts, on or betbre the toli thy of March next, or in default ,thereof, they wi lt t>c excluded the benefit of the said neCICC. DANCING—PRIVATE. sarroi and IRISH STEPS. R. 1-10fICINS , has thetionour to inform the IVA NOBILITY, GENTRY; OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, and his Friends in general, that he continues to instrud Gent kmen and Ladies in the most *gam Variety of the SCOTCH and I RISIt STEPS, with all the modern Requisites of DANCING the Ml= ?DUET, LOUVRE, COTILLIONS HORN!' I P ES, 3LE.E.LS, and ENG 'Asti COUNTR'* DANCES, after , the Most approved and tashionahle Sty le ; and the course of their Attendance 111/de convenient to tII6IISI:IVCS.. lie also attends at Hume such Ladies and Gentlemen ).ho_ sour hint with their Address, by an application at fps Re sidence, Coachinaker's korster-lane; Cheapside. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS Entrusted with the Education. of Youth may in a short time have than completely formed to wear in the first Circles with that Elegance, anddistingtuslied Ease which .is ever attendant on .Politeness ana, Good Breeding. Irr Boarding School s•at tended B. The Morning Academy, for Ladies oily, is open, end will be cositimied till Hi s M a j esty ' s Birth-day, ..front Eleven o'Clr)ek till Three. • • IRE TtAlliEl TO AE SOLD liY A OCT1()N, n Lots, in the Cowie of the iinfaiing . spring; EP, AL -THOUSANDS. ;OAK S * THE ES, chiefly adapted‘to Navy Pur rest's, and now g . roivin_g in the Par;i•i I ts ot YORDE.N, 101 TWS; N 'WOWN . , d r ,AI3.E RIIAV P, in the said County, and On Lando very convenient for Converting. Tile Trees in Forden arc within t‘%.l) Miles, and thosein Bettwts anal Neww ton within tiNe •Miles of thesMoing°- %trttlYsltire Canal, bywhich the Produce may be eonve)cd .to altaviipablo Part of. the Sevetn, or to tie:y.llo'lmm Canal, and by the samG to a eorninodiouf Place for the Chasstr and Liverpool Markets. The T Nes in A berhavesp are aunt about ten Miles froM the first mentioned torwitieh there is a level good Rnitl,Or the Produce 0 t them may be delivered at Derwynlas, cut the and there shipped for the dirterent Ports in England -or 1 re bind. • - ' Particulars will be advertised Early in March ;. tiniest the 'FMCS 'hap be previously disvosettof by 'Private Com r t Further information on the subjeCt maybe had ;by Persolk. tomMissioncd to trearas Prinemps) pt Afr. Evitos; vill.Hall, near Bridgnorth ; or ot Mr. Colley, 9e7iis ' ndar NeVitova—lanuary 19, ;Sot. 17,a . c0 . • -- HAM A MILLION OF MONEY Sterling. in-. Prizes., Part °IOC CapirOs will be deterniiiie,i . as under : First-Drawn Ticket 72s t h Day - 1 -- X. to coo ' - Ditto, • 29th Day. • 20; 9 ,35 , . - Ditto, -- 3 3 d thy: .3rhoeo 7 Ditto, 4cth Dav I,ea4 The PRIZES Of this LOTTER'? f)a..! .tt_the time in FULL STERLING MONEY:44hour aim Discount or Daidion. ; OUTS and SHARES of CKETS ate 'selling at every - LICENSED LOTTERY •OFFICE in -Eng - lAnd, Scotland; and Ireland s anti .the • Plizes 'paid on - Demand. • FEBRUARY -PRICES. . ... • - Ticket - - 17 7 0 - !tale . - 818,0 • Eight -z s 6 Quarter' - - 4to o Sixteenth - t 3 o TicketS will rise gradually as the Drawing approaches, and will not-bc cheaper. Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as it present, by sending Post Office Orders, good Bills, Cash, or -Bank Notes, to any Licensed Lottery Office. • PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY S 7 ECURED from - I.()SS. No. 4, CORNHILL, LONPON. MERCHANTS,' BANKERS, LOTTER'i SOCIETIES, and the PUBLIC is general, are respectfully informed, that all TICKETS or • SHARES purchased in the present ENGLISH LOTTERY at the above Old Established Office, • T. BISH, (One of the Contradors with Government for the said ' Lottery), - ENGAGES TO TAKE BACK On the Saturday ti:ibre the Dr aw i ng, Or - return the Purchase Money, Should TICKETS or SHARkS be lower td►au the present Prim Purchasers at the above Office will thetifore• have the double Advantage ; they MAY CAIN BUT CANNOT LOSE. Tickets and Shares are selling In the greatest variety at the same Price as every Other Office of Credit; and Per soms in the- Coi.ntry, desirous of having Tt ext: - r 8- or StlAßts, may be suppliett the same as if- present, by sending Post-Office Orders, good Bills at short Dates, Bank N;., - ;e;,' or Cash, to the Olit-Bitablishiii Office, No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON ; The Scheme: of the Lottery this year is universally ap proved, and contains the fel lowing Capital PriZes : 2 - of - 30,000 4 ~ 'of . cr. , 00 2. . of r. zo,coo 6 -, of - ~•., 1 ) 3 - of '.. , 10,000 - to - of - i3c,c, , 16 ' - I'-'"cif •- - soo, &'c. & - e. ' , EE '4RUARY I' RICI:S. Ticket- ' .., •-•- • - - ,C ~7 7 0 ' • Half '- - 1 .- r - 8 it - c - Eighth - - - - 2 5 6 • Quarter - ' 4,J0 0 Six teentil - - I j 0 11, * 'Tickets will ill.; rise graci'Aidly• as the Drawing al). pro:dies,' and will no t be cheaper, 'Pickets and Shaiei - Megitered ; Moi:ey for the . .1" :ices as, soon as Drawn ,• and all Business relative to the Pu'olic Puu4 transaeLd with fidelity and o!.itiatch,. by T. -111 Sit '----, • ..,--Wri'ERY for the BIGOT DIAMOND.. PRE ViCkUls arc Two Guinear t rach, and num. j,',` biect . fioni t to t 1,42.8, the Fiiit . .trawn of which iii the ENG !ASH STAT E 14 orrER Y 41 March e 'Sol, ' will receive a he te Prize, now deposited in tßank or Eng land,.ando:.,,scribat in the Ad of Parliament as follows: . _. ' 4l* And Avhcrett tlic.satd Diamond is esteemed by skilful " lapidists to be but little inferiorin weibut , andequal ‘ 4 Water alid Brilliancy, to any known Namond in Europe; " and the Value thereof is' now estimated at a Sims little " short of THIRTY TIMUSAND,POUNDS.ti • SW IFT and Co. No. rt . , POULTRY, London (6ta.. W 7.59 Wished in the year 1), and at their State Lottery Offices, in Dublin and Glasgow, are /Appointed to sell the Tickets of the above Lottery. A Model of the Diamond may be seen either of their Offices. Letters answered, und'Schemes sent :rat's. ESTATE in ROXBORGI4SHIKE. _ _ TO BE SOLD, the ESTATE of CRAILING, situated on the banks . of the Rivers Tiviot and oximm, within six miles of Kelso, and, three of jeciburgb, consisting off' 2196. Acres, the present Rent up yard's of 23001. and possessing many advantages which cannot well be detailed in an Advertisement. Further particulars may be known by application to Robert Trotter, Esq. George's-square, ttlinburgh. TO BE SOLD BY *UCTION, In Lott; ,at the Angelslntl, in th& Town of - Ludlow, ut the County of Salop, on Thursday the igth Day of February inst. between the Hours of Three and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions of Sale, unless Disposed of in the mean time by Private Con tra& of which due Notice will be given ' ; Lot A cry Spacious, Elegant, ..anti Sub stantial BRICK-BUILT MESSUACE, with its Appurtenances, most desirebly -and pleasantly Situated inTroad-street, Ludrow; late ttit hesidenee of Mrs, Toldcry, and since of Dr. Moseley, &a:awl. • The Premises, which arc Freehold, and were entirely built within these last thirty years, consist of a very' com plete and convenient. Mansion +louse, in perted• repair, and fit fur the reception of a large Family • :roving on the Ground Floor an handsome Entrance-bad and Staircase, neat fireakfast-room, Dining-room t 8 feet by • t 6 feet. o nebes, with a deep Recess for Sideboard; Drawitig-roorn I/ feet 6 inches 'by IS, lilted up with great taste •und ele gance ; Housekeeper's ;Mom, Servants'. hall, Butler's pantry, Larder, large Kitchen, and excellent Cell:trim; under the whole; Brewhouse, with an abundant supply of Water, Poultry-yard, 'and other Domestic 0 tfic6, most conveniently arranged. On the First Floor, six very hand some, airy Betichantliers, and two Vressing.rdonis ; and on the Attie Story, four exceedingly comfortable Lodging rooms, with liaclt-staircase to ditto, _ _ . _ .Also a roomy Four-stall Stable and Coach-house, with Granary, and liaY-lofts over same, and an exceeding good Gardeistcljoinit: the House, Walled in, and well stocked with truit Trees, now in their prime. Possession may he had at Lady4lay next. Lot a: A FARM, of which inntliate. Possselion may be - had, situate on Whitcliffb, within the distance of a Quarter of a Mile from Ludlow; consisting of a small n:ssuage, with a Barn, Stable, =cast-house, Fold-yard, and other conveniencies, and about 3 t A . 7.11. ro P. (more or less) of very fertile Arable and Meadi.,v.. Land, ,Atulicious ly laid Allt,and mita state of high and improved Colti Yatil/h. These 17 moises arc held ter the.remainder °Fa Term of Thirty .oa4Years, of which Twenty-live were unexpired at; ,llpelpelmas last,. under the Commissioners of the I..tid low l'aving,Aet, at the Yearly Rent of 2;1. Ss. gd. are most abundantly productive, an would prove an advan .tageons as well as agreeable employ and amusement to any Gentleman purolutsnig Lot t, and . clisposed to !arm 04 a snail scale. The Purchaser of these Premises will be allowed liy the Commis6ioners, at the expiration of the Leale, the Value of all Buildings erected, and Trees plarttrxl thereon, dulling-the-Term. : _ N. B. The Live and Dead.Steck, CA Implements of .riuibandry on die above Farm, will bc Sold (on fne Pre mises) on the Morn* or the Igth of February, at Tca o' (.7 tooc. , • • For views of , erkrespe#ive Pt%:allies; apply to tlw cupolas ; and fo r further Partctilari,, to Al ; al 4 . ant Lloyd, Solo:atom,. Ludlow. r- '4l: PARLI ANIIiN I'ARY REGISTER; ur, llaturi of the Proceeding,s and Debates of Lords .• .1 ions; containing an Account of the Most intekest . ncs and Motions, Authentic Copies of all im l.ctters, Paper::,- and Protests, laid before either during the last Session ; taken from Manuscript :•,;. , tes, and other Authentic Papers, with tht assistance ants .'onturrenve of many Persons of the first charaCter distinction Printed fur J. Debrett, opposite ,Burlington-House, Piccadiil :. • • Of whom May be had, .The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER 1780 to 18a°, in 57 Vols. The DEBATES end PROCEEDINGS of both 'HOUSE: , of PARLIAMF.N'I' from the Year .1743t0 • thel''Or 177+ Printed uniformly to bind with the Parlia. Auditory Register, in 7 tfiri;e Vols. Svo. • A complete Collection of all the LORDS PRO TESTS' troth the earliest on Record -to 1796 ; to which is prefixed, , a Collection of K I NG's SPEECHES, Mes sages, arc. to both Houses of Parliament, Addresses, and RepresentatiOns to the Throne from 16tio to 1796 ; Iso a Col lettion of the: Standing Orders of the House of Lords, &c. &e. in 3 large Vcis. Un. • - A coLLEcTioN of STATE PAPERS, relative to the - War against France hots carrying on by Great Britain -1 the several other European Powers; containing Authentic Copies of every importanr State Paper, - many of which have never before been published in England, in Vols. Svo. REPORTS °Ellie COMMISSIONERS appointed to inquire into the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites; and Emolu ments, which are, or have been lately received in tte Public Offices, Bvo. 75. This Day was publisheflt• • MIORE WON DEA S Heroic: Epistle to . M. - t..;. LEWIS, Esq. M. P. Editor or " Tale] of. Wonder," Author_ of " the Monk," " Castle. Spec tie," Esc. sc. &cc. With a Pra:script Extraordinary, and an ODE on the IJtw lON. By MAURITIUS MOONSHINE, Ox. fCrnt. Dttbl. t 1 Edin. Soc. A.B.C. &,D. &c. *Author of " The Battle of the Bards,"- &e. &c. The times havc.bzen, Thati when the brains were oat, the man - would dic, - And there au end; but now they rise again, With twenty mortal murders on their crowns, To push us from our stool:: !" SHATC,RSI , F.,‘AE. London: Printed for J. Barker, Drmnatic Repos,itoty, Rusgell.trect, CoyAt-garden' , Kerby, Pau:l-no: ; and C. Chip!)le, This Day veas jinn Fiske., Price z05. , 64. boa;lk, Dalicated to till: Kikht lion. Lord IF. no N. EATI S E. on VOLUNTAkY and et.s.lll/I',N..NCES and on th • • , of dilEo.nt C , N!,4io , :tations sup? rt • in the courrsot Law f;quitv. • • By, WI I.LI qtf p f.thi It.TS, of Lincoln's Inn. • 1. : Printed for I.• Butterwort ), rket-strce. Or' %O wen flay 1 : 4.! hid, lately published, r. ‘.!tirtit with great Additions,' nf t' rcatise on the Law of Afortgages, a vols. as. 1.. be SttiOncr Edition ' with Additions, of rovvell's essay on the Creation atul Execution of Powers, 3. The .s:onaid Edition, with considerable Additions, of Jones's Attorney's containing a Variety of in,' most useful Piwedents Cotiveyaileing, together a.:Vre t atise on Estates, .4cc. 2 VON. fps. 6i1.• This Day w:ts pubitsheti, I'rA r 4..'c 7s. Au bawds,. QTATE of the FRENCH REPUBLIC at the End of thO Year V 11. Translated 'from the French of curthEN HAUTE RI V lE., Chid tie Retation.s,Exte rleurs. By LEWIS 'GOLDSMITH. London : Published by J: S. Jordan, Fleet,str.2et. - Also, This Day was•pahliahed, Price.6s. in boards. The Critnes of Cabinets; or,' A View of the I! lans.and Aggressions of the.. Coalesced Powers of Europe, for the Annihilation of the Liberties of France, and,the Disinein bcrinent of her Territory ;' with' Illustrative Anecdotes, Mditary and Political., • . San it amer ferri ct scelerata 111531'6 b lli. VIRGIL. . . " By LEWIS (►OLDSMI'I'N. ' Sold at Ids House, No. 5, 'lllaves Inn, Holborn. Tile Author rinds it necessary to intOrm the..P.Vb- E.:, that in coasequence of hiS'Bookseller's refusal to I Work, - he is.under the necessity of becoming his own tiblisher. WITETSH I RE: BY PRIVATE CONTR,V7TI In One, Three, or more Lots t for . the convenience of Purchasers . AVALUABLE FREEHOLD. ESTATE, at Climbs:mull,- near Bradford, consisting of • ' i. A good FA:VI j.Y MANSION HOUSE, walled Gardens, Orchard, Stabling tut .ElevCn 1-16rses, Dove honse, Coach-houses, Fish Ponds, Shnibberies, &C. Aiith Fifteen Acres of Land, ur any greater or less quantity. Least: deterniinable ttiv 1803. 2. GREAT CUNIBtRWEI.L• FARM., consisting , of House, Stables, Barii,:itc. Seventy-three Acres 4rable, and Eighty.tour Meadow and Pasture Land. I.c.ise deter-. minable 184 A. Quarrv'Of valuable Stone, &c. 3. LITTLE CUIVIBERWL LI, FARM, .consisting of House, Dairy, Ilartuns, -Ninety-four Acres of Mea dow and Pasture, Six Acrini•A rabic. Lease expires 1804. The whole Estate lies within a Rhig Fence, in • a Country, six miles from Bathe fourteen front %Vann:li ster, sixteen from Devises, to front Chippenhatn. it will be shown by i%lr. Richard Kcable, Great Cuinberwoll Earn,. Prilit:d Particulars may' he had at the .S wan, Bradford;i Wo'llolol Arms,. Wantunster, &c. ,• ,of Mr. Mina, No. 23, Cav-street, Bath; Messrs. Clarke and SeWell; New port; I 'sle of Wight; and Messrs. Sandys and' Moron, btla.;s: Crane-court, :F lee ..street, London. _ . . . FOR coudHs ; caNsulvirrto.Ns scc. PE0 ; 0R41... ESSENCE of coLTsrotyr. '1"1-i1 Herb, COltsfoot,. called Tussilhgo by the 11 Ancients, was distinguished by than, as its naive sufficiently - conveys, for its excellence in the cute tit Coughs and other Pulnionary Coniplaints •' and II,: -.Lela,: has p in,thecotirst of a long practise , been found the most Sae and elfeclual remedy' for Coitghs, Asthma , :, Wheezings, Phthisicky Complaints, ..Chnsinuptim. Deflutions ' Catarrhs, Dilfictilty of fire.t• . , and I Disorders of thefireast and Lungs. It gently the breust, , and, immediately, gives liberty Of breathing without any danger of taking . cold. It adinirably the ticitiiilg winch provokes trequent coughing, and take:, OW the uneasy st;nsation ot' acrimonious humours, etratisei the small glands, relaxes - the fibres, and thereby enlarge:: the cut ieo of the vessels. Tints it, regularly and quickly cures tile mat obstinate Astinitis and ConSuniptions Of the longest standing,' if taken benne the lungs are .ulcerated. It eines all husky anti dry Coughs, dissolves congealed pblegin th .! thorax., heals rawness and soreness at the breast, stomach, mid lungs; and gives immediate relief to those who, through ago and infirmity, are deprived of rest orsieep, as it general ly.coin pp ? ;es . anu contrinutes to matte t'.:! remainder of their diqs i.minfOrtatile.and easy. This Essence is prepared only - by pities Ryan, SUrgeon, in Bristol ; and wholesale and retail, by Francis Newh..try, at No. 45, the East end of st. London, in Bottles, plice 3s. 63. each, duty"lnt:roded. N. B. As many ()emits continually mistake Mr. New bery's house. particularly .scrvauis .and messengers, all purchasers are requested to observe, that it IS a little our of the general line of foot:passengers, live donrs from the 'Aencr . Cheapside ; and drat a bust of Ur. laute4 and wordi, are ai;ailist tin:front of hi:, home, viz. ONLI' ‘ , v 4 .otr,troUgE FUR DR. 1 A.NIE.'s 4)()% 4 IDERS." WALKEIt's S'IVNiACHICAL W.INL • M RS. WALK)R is sorry that owing to.te; . engagements in another business ' she.. ho.s not seal aide to answer the demand 'which has been made foi': this ineoinparable- Medicine, occasioned by the 'l.:mild:oils Complaint in the Stoinaat and Bowels, for whieli it has been found an infallible remedy.—Mrs. .11.trselt, who laboured under a Bilious Complaia for many years, and had tried 'every advice And recipe in vain, being at length restored to health by, thi.; excellent Medicine, was prevailed on by her friends to,inake it ()Alit; for the biatefit of others. Most of the complaints incident to the Jll.ll'llll frame originate from a nervous debility and disordered sto mach, for -want of; due secretion of bile and other juices, necessary far digestion, for which this Medicine is particu larly efficacious ;- it cuireels the bile, creates an appetite, and streugthen the whole hobit ; I; relieves inter nutting and slow levers, agues, rheumatic and gouty complaints, licad-achs, fainfings• and tremors, expels' the wind from the stomach, and immediately relievekindigestion. - Gen tlemen exposed to wet and damp weather will find it prevent or take off the ofkas of 4 cold. It has like wise been- found very beneticial to weak and sickly children, and those troubled with worms, and should he taken .at that period of life when the constitution experiences a change. It is 311 excellent Fam , ly Me dicine', as •it will keep any length of time, and is there fore recoil - mended to Gentlemen -going abroad. Many personsofrespaability, who have given it a• fair trial., have recei‘ed amazing benefit, to whom reference may be had by applying to Mra.Walker, Printseller, No. 7, Corn hill, where it it sold Wholesale and Retai l; ilso at Mr. 'l'mam's, Royal Exchange; I. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Turtle, Ne. .527,- opposite Exeter- Change, Strand ; P. W. Toinkins, No. 4*, Now Bond street ; S. W. pores, comer of Sackvillerstreet, Piccadilly Morgan, No, 20, Margate-street ; S._Crced. .No a, near Astley's l Surrey-side Westminster-bride , c ; S. Kent, No. S, White R aved-row; near Mite-. End Turnpike ; and in the Country by Nprtori, Corn-street, Bristol ; Nlegy anti Co. Chelmsford; Adams, ShaCtsbury ; Ireland and Sel A 4 ctsier4 Crutwell, Bath; Ralkes, Woinditer ; Norris, Taunton Evill, Wells ; Wetton, eliertsey,• Surrey - in Bottles at los. 6d. and ss. sd: each, Duty included. Letters (post-paidNuly.attentied to. N. B. Tal:.e notice, that none is genuine but what is signed E. %Valli:cr. 0 THE NOBILITY, PUBL AND IC. GARDNER's Universally Approv.ed AL. TERATIVE PILLS, for those atfliet,:d with Rheumatism's, Numbnes:, P.hriimatic (out, Palsy, Sciatica, King's Evil, Pi:au ot' 016 Stomach ? and other Complaints, which, like toe ebove. originate in obstrueied circulation. See .the lotvr.sting Case of the' Rev. Mt. as fidlOwS t--" To Dr. CARDNER, " S's a, Duty and , gratitude combining' together as. a moving cause to the following lines. The duty 1 owe te the Public, many of whoni, perhaps, may be labouring undet • the same malady, arid, at the saint time, at a loss toknow where or to whom to apply for relief; the gratitude I owe to you, as the instrumont in the hand of D i weir Providence,' in working a wonderful cure. My eldest daughter was. tier four years afflicted with a sweilitig on each side of her neck. The Faculty called it a Scroftdcmit. )tumour, anti.. as such, made an attempt to dare it ibut all to no pur l • pose for as fast as they. healed it - up, it gathered and broke' again. . I laving tried the Physicians skill for three yeers, , to no other purpose than merely• to destroy the child's health and constitution, I despaired' of getting any relief for her. Some time in September 170,, a. bill (of youri was put into my hands by a person unknown to . me ; on reading over the List of ewes contained therein, I observed a case very murklike my own viz, a continual swelling • isp with wind ih my stninach, iserpetual.rising of wind in Ilry throat, of a strong acid taste • a continual heart.sick e:as, whichit seems' almost impossible to describe, in.. , somuch flit'l could neither eat. drink, nor sleep at times ; . raid, if 1 walked up stairs a lireleeii:;ter than common,.criy hands would tremble, aud. heart, beat to such a degree, that I could not even put lien to papr at times fora whole' day. This induced me to try your' ?ills and Plaster, and, 1 can now, through the blessings of Providence, preach -three Sermons every 'Cord's Day and administer the Ortii- . fiance of the Lent's Supper beside on every first LortPs-, day. in the montit) . as well as ever I could intity.life ; and I can also stretch . out my 1130(1,4 steady as I could thirty years, ago. This induced Mt to try the eflids of your &.. on my daughter, and I snout found her iinpeired.appe-. tire to be restored in suell 4114 titter as to..catoie her to eat, -her food with it degree of pleitsnre end delkht; 'for, before: this, her appetite *Ye s . so .far .gone, t i e. it 'was with the greatest difficulty eve could get her to oat stay thing 41.411. By the daily use of your Pills, •P taster, 4ec..ke. foe about Six months, her emaciated buipliveati to hstome its frit . .. met strength and agility ;- the swel line was drawn all to one sidoof her neck , brought to a head, broken, toad heal-' 'ed up again. Ily your advice, we continued, the drawing plaster to it, which kept opal a very. .StnAll " One morning, on taking otliheplaster, we observed. • something on it as white as chalk, and as hard as a stone, about the size oft large pin'sdlead ;. but thinking it' to' be some of the ingredients of the plaster, thaw it away. Ott taking oil' the plastet the next morning, we' fdund ano ther Chalk-stone.qf the same size; we now examined the ;rioter very minutely, and finding,, no such thing in At, were thereforesertain.lt did not belong to it and, on the tbilowing firid;ng the same again, were convinced t hey came out of the child's nitek,'atidbegan tnsivethemi eiz• oneevcry morning, and when they were all ClStratted, the wound all closed up, and has not had the least spun.; touts of ulceration slake, How many chalk-stones' we lost . before we observed them,- :know. not; but I have • ordered a few. of those we saved to be giVeu to you As fooken ofresped. I keppelits to me. that this isOne.and only reason why -Ntedica men fail liecurine tliedisor der called the King"S Evil, viz. theta di clialk-stones at the: rout, which • they cannot extilet; Au& consequently, soon as the wouhd i, closed up, it wilfeatherand *At • • ~ , • But to return, 1 recommended 'your Pills to eNeigh... Cnr of mine, .who lied been allikted with the RheuinatiV oot tar twenty veal's . , and to my attain knosirledet, he • hath not been I aid'up by it since' he teekdseur Rills; end it is above toolve months since he left of taking them. I also recommended them to a Gentlemiut who Was so hea vily dfli 1c t wen the Ithmunatie Gout, that his lit': was • deep:tired Of • 1 he was prevailed on to take your Pills, &c. and us far as I can learn, went to your house incog. end received itistru&eis fitim you, was - elearitled, ere. Ott 'enquiring, of his .4ister how •he Was, she replied with smile, ," Dr. Gardner has spoiled . him ; Wins made him as wild as a Wisp, and as-nimble and frolicsome as a boy." It scents prior, to his taking VOnr Pills, he was 03 much worn down with pin and anguish that ha appeatielelineAt difeless. There are Several of my acquaintance witu have._ received Singular. benefit from your ; Soso for the Nervous Head.aeh, two for thit * ltheuntatitni, one4fot the Chalk-stone Gout,. who for eleven ,years lost the: use of. her hands, and was 4101:4; 011 C, for the St. Atli herny!e; eettled in her ancle: 1 Am not euthorized to men- Con their mines ? blit'expea you'will rative -their signa. topes on thestrbico very soon.• .1 am, Sh y, , • " Rotherhithe, April as, 00;.. * Many Letters of Cures niny he seen at Ids house, which cannot jet, pohlished, thelDieerileri bents of so culler A nature. 'these. Pills and viesters no. sow. pit ti. 3d: the leix, at his Hotly, No. e 6, 'tong-acre, 44.10 P, i‘is Dispensary, No. es, Lonsolaite, West Sitilthtfielel. • .