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Ward, may now be seeti together, at No. 6, Newman -street, Oxford-road, every day from Eleven to Four o'Cloc.k, Sundays excepted. Admittance Otte Shilling. .....____ EXHIBITION.' HOGARTH' RESTORED., THOMAS COOK, •Engr. , :•er, Printer,- am .Pub_ •A. lisher of HOG A 'CPR's WORKS, No. zz, Suffolk street, Charing-cross, respedfully acquaints the Nobility, Centry, and the Public, that I:e.lias rc-engraved the whole Works of that muchailmired Artist, in the same size and manner they were formerly done, with the addition of some Piaui - es never before engraved; the - whole consisting of 119 Prints, which may be Earl either half.bound in 'kusSia, or in an 001er manner that fancy or choice. may direct, with a description of the Prints. I ! l ._ n it i: Ally single Set of Prints maybe bad.separatcly. rttailce Shilling .1 un .Which will be ai. lowed to Purchasers. "‘ 's IwEssStfAKSPtARE LOTTERY, Rs.. BOYDEEL. htg leave •to Ictinaint the Public ih general, and their Friends in Tarticutar, tha t the T tckets.tbr the SILAKSPERE Lorr.E price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said L•tiery, are now ready for delivery, at the ShakspeJre Gallery, Path M a ;and at all ll at Messrs. Hoen's, No. go, •Ctleapside. the Licensed Lottery O yd ffices in bre.a.liritain auci MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LE SSOUTS. 'l'hree Twenty Thou s., nd Pound Prizes "R , • Three TenThutn,and Pound Prizes, Three Five Thousand Potti.d Prizes, THENo Prize less than Twenty Pounds. Attenti on of all tatikt of People are S 013 C. lid to the Scheme of the Firesent • GRAND S'EAT). LOTTERY, ich begins Drawing the' 24th of NEXT :.lONTH, and contains a greater proportion of CAPITAL. PRIZES To th e small Number of Tickets, than any former• Lottery. SCHL,ME• No. of P r i zes. Val. or each. Total Value. 3 of ,Czo,oee 4fo k6 .),0)0 3 . to,ooo 3 - Soo . ts,ooo 6 1,000 ..6,600 . joo ao . 100 2,000 40 • so 2,000 • 0,5 so • . 13 1000 23006 Tickets' ,C250,0-io Part 'or the capitals to be determined as under: First.drawn Ticket First Or y - 1 .000 First-dr awn Ticket Seventh Day . First.drawn Ticket Eighth DJ) , . ' First d rawn T ic k et Ninth . 20,000 Office. 5,00 0 T ickets and Share s on S a l e at every Lottery • PRESI7..NT PRICE Ticket - . •• ~.C.17 IS 6 ;, 1 . i t, 4•lith - • +C. 2, `.2 Half -, •.-4. 9 - -:, sivechth . t 3 . • Qoarter . . 4: • role - e -, Th'i m , sunitE. V AiiJA BL E FA RM and PR E. , . • -E . - P -ONTRA.c-r.. ANTi he DrSI ) 01:1) . of by . ► PIONA . r. %.: ' ii , ..x ~ 1 red Tern, ,•,t Seve9 'etre, in a I. F.A:, E of a vcry VALUABLE ESTAriTzoEaonintoliset.',Sxea, • Coast of Hampshire' The • cellent Dwe'llin4..honse (on P w re h t i n ch e a S V C er n ' 1 C ) O con siderable R o b , lien SRuen.l. of Money has hen expendedla the p resent; Pairs and linprovements), De Kitchen, and with Y , Bdrahliafrnis.t.prs.l,rlour, Eating.- )°°'ll. Drawitig..rocim, suitable Be - • t res nf 'Arable, Pasture, requisite Offices, with aboot 2 , 2 4 ?'.. , and IMeadow Land, in a high a a most:desirable Neigh- • ~t.teioLf cultivation. ...fhe E state is p "°. urhood,C. m . r l- in te d a i '; il i g li . g l l)Y ro s 4 ilu ec.ls ° from n tit l e , otitoissttain)ciele furresumqatine : Seen. of Land ;And Sp, and but a sn'a etieellent Markln Tc*". .„,or further. partiettlarspplicat ion, may be Made to: Mr. :, amehthati, solicit,,., Lythingtott, Hants. :.. ~,,,,_ i ''' ) BE Pr'.REMPTORILYO.i.SO kursuant to +in t o d o f the 1-ligh court- - Chancery, -.)1•1 ' with in a ! er ,4 i entitled i-1)' made ! I M V rTI9N voneMoViTtill ...c tstet ot , the '' Cause e aPProbatio of folin Ord, • q the said c , n --I , ourt, on Werli.esd<ty t l f 4 ie: flth,-ga',?• ,orrhuS;e:Listeinitoolcirt: ip7 4, a t the CrOSS KeYS Ind': 11''t.,1.;, .Y,co,l;ty.o,t. Salop , be- sne Tow.o*Of OS WeStrY, in `weer% t he hours of Three +-Ind rive in the At t J". f CoA L . A ((,21i'l.e)scn("sl'or ?ar ta". ill,. SRA ;VIS, VEINS, :toil BED S . . 1 ... 4. mitt SLACK, direadV i Or tz LO lici b s c . , fount ° lit' ot discovered in or under see Graf -%- fields, Proloddian, . opened, tjli of Land, call.;tl the 64.:cs .. `l;";'3.l.ll'lliOuse Tenv4teot ete 11 1'e. and Bankhouse' Crofr • Li(' 'ills% e+)ntaining lip- . 1:),•',,,111' ~,,i'•flil,hYt), wih the three i'll Y C F.trin, situate tri the , r , • , ' otz,xty Aci d s ; fart of ths.: • .ril'. „....„,estev aforesaid, u wnship of Swi.,my, in t h e ii,;•;11.ot ~ ei_ccupatioi, ~, • 'Lmn); to kobert Clow Eq. 411 d now in ' the 0 ot this to ' The Co:+l,.,as it is belilved, are in thickness ; The first Coal one yard and a quarter Four in /number, viz. The second Coal a hoUc three quarters of a yard ; ,Thethird Coal two vards ; - mAtilildflitiliier )fourth Coal about one yard.; .he same,. for the rent 4 ill Iv r r o l y r to lll'llii, (:)if;lrlit'ilrlt vu arns: r • which commenced un the 6th day of j'arnitary,- 1727 Y - Ptnut:it Particulars may be had, and a Map of h i , ild. e zlii at the sititl'Matter's Clianib2r in Southarnpron-„apr, the Lands i,lAed,Lonctt.+n 1 ot /kir: Bramwell, Solicitor, No a . t 3 r t len' pawn', ti„tt..47llsetw'arhellyle .it and No iii3;ssor sf.ltobc.r,-, !on es , ot „sm. ."-cf-:-----.--- ..., ~. • . tr y ator.e -"°"‘ wilLi. 1-ifejll'-ii---- I E ACHING :LNG -AND B . TO oD r '" ;VORK S '14,1),()5E b To . s.. I 11y p ul3 LI C AUCTI 0:: 1 . , In the I ontine Au6liott It' ot . r; E ' f Clasow, no Weti'!e"`` st+l)+l / 1 2 h 9 ; h e it r i u 4 t tl e s t Ba in r. s ,, t is .aZT:yo°.. clock , . , i( not previou s ly _P n ... l ! i,„_E rti ll n. e i n r efit , e 4. ii,E ASP, whereof 8a y( , ar _ a 1...! 1,5_,E -'• ° ln I Irk' Nov einbe;,'lB,),3, of rbc.-'1) It 1 NT .l l l N r ! . .._ 8,1. ACHING :WORK,s, at. LENNOX MI 14, :_..n,,es t,:tr,';_ll()l campsie, and County of' Stirling, about .Nine,Aiii f u rit of Glasgw% - on itgooil T urnpike.road, and in a plenti. ...and populous part of the Comity, ~. rile. h and II jhitt Groundaeochist of from 41 to 4a Ack,a ; ,:-. - an ' ' • is e ' beell Liiii o ut tl - - r vet! .ind commot110.• prouli, with ) ii a 1 (+infield, and iatedVia'itiP,!Lliil' a .set ci ll f .s' epl:irlattlite4:;(ll)(PPl3::°ttilii.cf°l;l:6'illit.;lshinil',ls,l_l;;l:aakielul': I both fir to be oe,cit pied together,. or ,as separate WorlcS. • extensive • ),.. . ies the Works iire Aaptecl for carrying on an ~11._, i'L-sll.ie.sis ; they art': at o.lppliod with Wajcr fur drtivinvg. I '2° hi' chinery and ev,ary other rtyttigito portiOse.; anus int as poinitnus' Vilkig o in Ili- vicinity, there is convert ',4.leolitiliodation fiir t(,),..1, P - 1- f liom a sufficient own uer,-Old al 0 • '' ' : L'il , • +., 0 . w rhe e I i • oung, are at all titne to be had. .• , ...,,,rv. telg,r, , . opper.plate fircsi,:c3, and other }wavy M!l")',"'.ii, .•,rtriven by Water, whic,h, With a complete set of . Utt.ti e , x .. ttie6rll.:,,,pputteozines, opon the bet . plan, are all in ., ,r. chas er tee, and nut) , be 114 a. ;It a Vaillatiolls SO that a ' „ Call, V 4 itliollt toss 41tirite, beg +++ working. ,oy the tersit;: of the Lease t:+e I +.+ll'i:r)rd is '''l3l'd to 5tlP- ' 1) . / Y the Wcikk ivith Colt i • ', .. - t a l low head fi'`ed roe. ltirin it Cur,' : ir' artyt "1"! ' 4 it is impos-. L I_ c ,g s it!...y., an at,valitaBe U 1 whi ch .. . _;o_, ,!ittli,,ite thethip.)rtance.. m:641 wij u i lL I rice of the Lease. .if more agreeable to the Purchase!' . 'le taken by %early In • till lit' , or tae whole fluty rg- W411411(1;1. r • •I ' ' -. 11 -'" • 4" •••-•cl • ' it Plan of the I''C II .I ‘. l l.' ' it rcci ' lli T - th - e Utensils, are .] ln_ th e 1 1 , 114 et 'Mr ~ 1 st.,, ani liventor) p , ~,,,4 wow, . Uilli I.lllEiSity, (100k1 S- court, ‘,." ' , in_ ' IVII')TO, 9r to 111esrs. Dale and Mow, at ' the %Val •li3liv" Pnh+4,rs will please Jpply. '4 &01+VI loth idly 18.1 I V. • • TO COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS. rrA BART - and 'Co. , at the Juvenile:and- School JJII Library, No, New Bond -street, respedfully_in form the Cobntry BookSeliet4," 'that they 'have teleiled some choicea9sortrilents, of the best. JUVENILE and SCHOOL BOOKS, amounting to Six Pounds each', Ten Pounds - each, an i rwenty .Pounds e,l4:ll,Te'yery article charged on the very lowest terms, at the usual credit. 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This Day-were published, , In Six elegant Viist Octavo, price 21. cs. in boaßts, erribellkheil with Vi.rtralts, -by Caroline War- son; 'with c(!tourect Engravings, re-pr4eliting many cele hrated Charaders, with Fife Simi lies, rrH E • LIFE • an,l . 1 Nl'l . RE. • cORRESPON. JL DENCE of S.MUEL RICHARDS() Author of Sir CharlesCrandisni,elarissa, Patnela,,Sec. now first pub lished by his.Grand-childien. The CO KRESP ONDENCE consists of Letters ImtWeen Richa,rdson and many eminent. Persons , of his time. Press while was prepared and arranged b) himself for tne Press previously •to •his death in 1761, and lietp.r.**thetl..to Ins Daughters, on the condition that it should not be published in their life-time. The- recent decease at his last.siircivi,i . g Daughter, Mrs. Anne Richardson, of Stratford, in Suffolk, having ten ove:1111e force Of that injunaion,theent,re Paptra of this eiWilent Writer are now given to the World. 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Such as are conaeious of negleti in the studies of early life, upon the tbuitdation of winch the knowledge of aged. life is budded and wito, in this respell, Math not been More or less negleCt ?—may now do well, and the beat thing to be done to avail themselves of the success of the applicationsof the more improved student. Suppose the worst, suppose the work an evil wotki : tlitTeirstifi? be good in giving it publicity, on account of ,the obligation, incumbent upon all, of pluving things. Suppose vie best, suppose the work a good work, theme must be gold in giving it publicity, on account of the obligation, incuinbent upon all, of holding fast that which is good. Co all mankind, brethren by nature, the Author wisheth health, - and peace, avid joy, in the- blessing of the An taw of the .Univeise. Toevery Govenunent, in particular, the blessing of reform, by peaceable, .not violent meat by the consent, the approbation, The thorough persuasi less of the rulers than of the ruled. in society, upon clv e r y of the way. mure excellent; by the light of win known and manifested the charade( of God Almighty. NEW INVENTED HATS,!.. TN consequcnce of the very great, qqmpiatitt o late, of the had quality of Hats, it hasiinduced Mr. HARE, of No.. 7s, Strand, who has. resided there these to years, to try the experime'.t 'of mixing Moles' Fiirivtli Bea. vcr, and which he has found to answer nissmoSt ardent expec tations, not only for their durability, which, on Mal, will be, found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the . usual` way, the Mole Fur making them >u much rider, and of a closer texture than the various coarse Furs that arc usually made use of in the Manufaduring of Hats ; and, with other good qualities, the Fur will not corneal, which has beeligia touch conipla:ned of of late, as well as their taking a in - t Black, which will retain •their colour: and being the Manufacturer of .his mon Hats, he sclls them at the low price of IL 3s. Stamps included. Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Folding to, Patent Silk liatse Livery Hats, and Ladies and .childrens' flats••elegankly trimmed. N. kVorthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation. *** Mole- Skins-bought iii any quantity. • 0 Letter:: (post-paid), 'minding Mole Skins, only at. tended to. NEW MEDICINE ACT: - - At the only Wr'rehouse for Pi . . 1 A MSS'S POWDER, NO. 4S, Sr. Paul's Chutch-yard, London. T MEDICINES are S old, at the HE following Prices annexed, including the Stamp Ditties; and as it is enatied,, that front. the ist of Septernber; IROz, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption,. aud'as a con siderable Addition made : to the Stamps, on the articles of higher value, of . th:..4 in bulk, the rites of Dr. - rantes's Powder will be in future 2.5. o:l.Per Packet, or !J. Ss. 641.. per Dozen 4 hot the quantity .of a Do;en.Packott in a Bot tle (as made up for the Army and Navy) . may be, had for 11. 4s. And As by .favOur of ths.• Comirirssioners• 'of the Stamp Office, Pates are, prepared. tor Mr. Newbery'ssepa.. rate use, with ilig .4ame engraved in each'. Stamp, the,Public will be careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, No. .4S; St; Paul's," are printed in the. Stamps of all 'fits Medicines; and as it is yresquied that this will be a stall, cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Utiles on 1)r. larnitS's Powder will be discontinued from hencefUrward; • • • Stamps will be' allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen or mote at a utile ' of the lower pri‘ed articles. s. d. s. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges or Ithils i I A Do. llpttle 24 a Freaks"sTit!4• oll3 ark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Iluxham'S z a Do. large Boo: 24 o English C 0 1 4 1% 2 9 Dr. Steer's Dpodeldoc 2 6 • Geliuino A riguehtisade 8 6 Do. Convulsion -- z 6 Orniskirk Medicines 8 6 Do. Camomile Drops t g I rigiish's Scots Pills t o Do. Paregoric Lotenges Essenceof Peppermint t . to Berry's Bilious Pills 4.6 Grant's Drops , .1 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's PillS t to • ditto • 4 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3. 6 Dalby's carminitive r 9 Henry's Ditto - a 6 E s seneedeoltstoot 3 6 Norton's Drops s 6 Cephalic Saud' . o 9 Spilshury's Drops ' 5 6 Mr. S pence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 jones s Rheumatic . G reenough's TinOure lure • - 3.6 Do. Tolu Lozenges t LI - N. B. Stemps with 'Par. 'Newhery's • Nathe are affixe , tttu the first tvtnty • Articles above enumerated ; and as many Persons, particularly Servants arid Messengers, mistake his HouSe, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which thtse Words are itis7nbedt- ". THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOLDR. lAME9's.POWIeEIt... NO. lie, Arundehstreet, March r, 0; 3 3. HAVING dedicated myself to the study, and been gratified by the most considerable praOica in that branch which I thought proper to'seled, 1 trust that I have sibs snore miseinployed my tinie: than thoSe - who, in the ex. tensive field of the Profession, are occasionally im merse d i n uncertainty, and cannot always attain thht tUCcess which is at-glinted by concentrating the intellectual power to one class 0 - disorders. 'I he t)iseasesof Debility - are peculiarly distressing ; for they bring with' them z traltrof concomitant Symptoms, and, - by a depression of all vitatenergy, existence itselt becornesembit. tered. ,Wltether they . arise from the .prevalence of ill ex • ample, the destruttive habits of ichotilboyS, cirth . leis ex.: ciiseable indulgences :of , maturity,' they requirethe most as.. siduouliprolessional skill ; unit %Tell may it be observers, that 'by the ignorance of uneducated Men, the sytriptoms are aggra vated, andthe constitutidn is destroyed. As a Meinber of the Royal College of Surgeons, and for merly Siirgeonin'the Army, I ground my asst . pretensions on re gularity of education, a possessing every privilege; to•prae ‘ tice, 1 feel nnTisclientitleiho'that confidence with which I have hitherto been so liberally', honoured., In the first sensations of local wed4,ness, early application will prevent the calamitrbra 'Debilitated Frame; but where the slltrefer, trout a t:t.ittsciousiless of the WilllAnliflM of the vice Which caused his iiiiifOrtune, is fearliif rifillecaidempt or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over his in firmity with careful conecalthent, it must he satistuaory for bias to be assured, notonly of capability of treatment, but also of the most inviolable secrecy. adty, The Venereal 'Disease cnntainlnatesr the• springs of life, the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity is itkistaby:theiniliscretioti , 6l an :tingtiariMiliiinnent. -.• • I recent venereal complaints it is possible to.lirvent pin, danger, or distress . ; and in the mdst . theaCquirement-ut c/usiyttxperiewe te, A sate, certain, and'siNier y te-establishniene. • I other the advantage.-of this ilyerience to.tlioioir either Sex WllO are of ieled with - any kind oftiehilitYr'or.,any 9' l N)- toots or Venereal I hrettitili,' and 'in 'ad We terms' of remunerattura are stated nit the first interview.. `Patients` . are'expecied to' hiclote Note, and are requested to specity their site and Tanner of living, as Well SS trie existing ,y kit- t aunts of ad: cursplaiat. .•. . N E Member of the Royal College or 'Surgeons in London. N.. an, Strand, Arundel-street, near Temple-har,,—ThetO im additional vitt ranee in Water-street adj.uatilig, NAVY OFFICE. Z • • Aikusi THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO4i. MISSIONERA of HIS MAYESTY's NAYS do herd), gi✓e Notice, that•on THURSD4Y, the 2id ;lir. at One NOClock, the) ill 6e-ready to treat with tuck Pertorts at may he willieji to confrafi supp!ying the following► Articier; to be delivered eat Yard: against the saute ex-pre:reel, viz. JYberr to he delivered. HoRSR. MANE one/ TAIL HAIR, ard OX and Col4' TAIL HAlR,iDeit;kard and Iroolivieb: for SEAMENS' BEDS. VINEGAR. .- - Defiled. Sample; of the Articles, with Forms of the Tenieri, 'nay 3e ten at this Ujjfee. M Tender will be received after nvelve o'C'l,4ck on the a'ay of &coy, nr.r. any noticed, unless the Forty, cr on Agent fir him winds; YILTUALLING OFFIC.a, • Asigmst 13, t 304. ▪HPCO f 5' 117 IS RS fir PICTU 1,,L1 NCB • His :11.1YESTY's 1114."-'Y do Iterehy ear ..1 1 1.i . r.-;,th.se on Tuesday (beans instant, tkv will it ready to rerrive req. den, is writing (sealed up), aid ?real for the jelthwing lace, viz. BISCUIT, made frcii IVIIOLE MEAL, FIVE THOU; SAND BAGS, fob( delivered by Five Ireckt. FLOUR, KILN- DRIED, HOUSEHOLD, TWO Tiioa. SAND SACKS, to be&liversd in Tbrer Wrc s. BISCUIT STUFF,orIVIIO WfileAr rii-tLvAs 111.1NIJIED SACKS; to de delivered in a Fortnight. ihe Ind!, 60 week proportions, biro the Stores at Deptford, and to be paidfor by bills, pajahle, with intrust, ninety day: afte4datir. •• ' 4 B. No Tender far lest than Three fittne?raef Birg.t of Biscuit will The Condltient oftbe Contrails limy 4e item at the Secretary': Office. NO regard will he bad to mu , Tender in which the P,*/ shall not k iwerted In words at length, or that shall not be delivered In tie Board before One o'Clock on tbt sad Tuesday the 2rst instant, nor unless the Peril* who makes- the Tender, of sow PlT:o7ton his behalf, attend,, to answer when called Joe. B4S7' INDL4 erau.s42, Atgust r 5, 2 504. ' T H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the. - 1 7 • UAW' ED COMP:WY of MERCHANTS of ENG. L. trading to the Eart ladies, do berth" g17. , e Notice, • Thxzt the Contotitiee will be ready to receive Proposals, 14 . Irritlag, sealed op, a , : or Sejore Irediesday the 2g/6 ilstaat,jeom sucb Persour who may be willing to .nippy the Compa, ! ,y with COPPER. And that the Conditions of the Central? may be seen, oat 0. (cation to Me. Janes Coggan, C7irk to I „raid Committer, with tc , /,vm - ti:e Tender, mast t e left 11.. re Tu.eive osCi,,..f .41 INGSM, on the said 29tb instant, Eeyond bow the Committee %/dill not receive any Tender. , by THE KING'S PATENT. F ITS, Pains in tt.t! Stomach, Pains in the Heal or Side, and pale languid appearances in young n persons, asitio . fro:n yarious causes and otistrutliOns, that have re. .sis;etfthe power of every other M. dicitie, nave been entirely removed and wholle' eradicated CHING% eATh NT WuIt.M.DESTItiYy 'NG L(iENG,ES, which cleanse the stoniaCh and bowels 'of that acrid *lnc with, which tewy are trApiently loadedfand which too often tx:;oirielhot:ecrer cause at these fatal disorders), but are ellixtu.illy subdued by the,uSe .of Anis Medicine, which is proved 41 yerior to any other in its easy method ordisloriging those crudities, art.t re. storing the body to Health and Strength. Cases nt its el& cacy from many Noblemen are wrapped round. each Box. As an opening Physic oisall occasions, Ching's WOrill. LP» zenges are per:uliarly eilicacious, will keep good any length of time, and in all climates. Soltl,' wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's,' No. 4, Cheapside, and Retail .. by most Booksellers and Venders, in boxes, at Gs. and as. 9d. tacit. YELLOW FEVhk , No: 4 e, Cl-14RING-CKUSS. • R. WiLLICH, late Physician' to the. Saxon Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the,Doinestic Encycloptedia, Treatise on Regimen, tke„ &c. approves anti recommends to the inunettiatt notice of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going to the We s t Indies, Amerita, or any other part of the World, that .ntay be, or have been subject to Pestilential DisFase) the ken - icily which is sold at the Proprietor's Wareh ouse , NO. 4c, Charing cross, Londqu, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever. _ The most positive testimonials from profesOonal men, and other respect able persons, may be seen in pamphlets; - to be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, which not billy:Wove, irt the fUllest manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in that most dreadful Malady.the Yellow Fever, but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot climate. The above invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, , With fpll biwetions ;sanctioned by Dr. W t t.t.tcst), in vase of stn at.. t i e k o f any ki t i t t o f Fever,xi One Guinea each, sufficient for one Person lor ";velve Months. CHEVAI,IER'RUSPINI and . Son, (.tint Stir.. goon-Dentists to His Rnyal lliglmess the Prince of Wales,- in tire - codrse of extensive trictice, 'often m e t with cases wherein per s ons, f r o m mista en' missives of et.-0:. ncmy, have incautiously been induced to me.improper mix. ttires, either fur cleansilig or preserving their 'reeth, or for remedying some,,trilting pain, , and have thetAbY.prOucerl quite the contrary elfeels . ; they, therefore, ,wi s h to guard the public, and parti&ularly such as are poss'e.ssed, of gat;tl Teeth, against this imprudence. ,They are induced,to raft. lisp this caution: from a circumstance. whick.ocaluNd tdp i r, weeks ago, when a Lady . t spike? to then! for anstice is calf. sequence of having hot tt rinc . set of Teeth alirttif ifetrOViti by the applicatirucalminetal acids, taken train an old latany recipe, l'nese compositions'are the more clangsrous, beottisc„, art first application, rerric r t fie Teeth "bean ti fti fly; w lute, • and induce the aNnautta. , has ftY. tlr , -,:perinte n t, to.fali into the stray stet,. „ hi, is tliscovc; ~, in a -.11,,;r time, by a total change 01 cither to . yel n s. and a destritaion the L'i t4i nel ; Whereby th e ,• ; ~r the .Tooth becomes exposed to the air,'and, in cot:till/ 6 i ~ any other hone, in like earcumstances, , t. , cay, attended freqiicntly with excruciating pa„ . :n y . LatileS, in ihta town, - have - re4soll to lament the i, ; , blo hiss uta 011(4 beautiful set of Teeth, by trying sin,;:. ; plications. Instead of such dangerous experitlicii! , chi:6ls o i n which:are not to be remedied, the c."hevar, an safely' recontinerid Cie Use DontifiL,•• i'ow ler and ;lie; tore;, vvltich have%)ta:),l the teat at nearly :,.; ; ;:;cry's use by the princip.,f, Nobility =tits! Lintieti otlicr lot f •; • • • l, the'eon.„ titian,' the Last aii.l:Weit I .„,.; c o t .;. brated as - the. ;Ting ,et.E.,4ltal remedies s, 1,; ; es in, C . 10411't4 . 140 the Ana s., • „t beiiittlfu wliire; and heitittiy, and p hype; ti“..; I 00.111lk Ana till evrreme old axe, and eft/alit - use nom ari • Suorhittic ctuptions, and other dise.ses to * bicli they 410 liable. Pail Mall, Aug. ig, 1604.