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' • .% . . . ._ . . - . . . , ....., . . ....-.. _ R ~ , i . t 0 , ••• . y ., 1";• i .... .^.•.. 1 . ''' .' i - .X-iuf , ti U N liP T H .f, .4 ..,./. ...„ ~., ~„, .. , , ......molowymome. . • . NUMBER 2626.) - , , _ THURSDAY, 1 1 '1. - -13RUARY 19, 1801. t . ► i ^: • 4 , 14 PliTh 4i r ) - , „-ii -r• ' . 1 . , 4, , i - , , , • 1-, , . t i l t , 44*- tr 7 . . * r...h.a, .'. - r•Q l'Y , .....e., A :t 4 • 4--11-\ [iiarcx PENCE: ORATORIOS AT ' PLAN-HOUSE 'PRICES DURI LENT. - THEATRE RQYAL, - CO-VENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW, FRIDAY, Feb. zo, i 801, " . Ntill Gc performed ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MARCH 2, ISOt. THE SCHEMC CONTAINS 2 P.:ins of £:30,000 • 4 CHELSEA HOSPITAL. February i 6, 'dot. 7HESE -- are, by Order of the Right Fifrtiour. • able the LORDS, and others, COMMISSION ERS for managing the A.tEtirs of the ROYAL HOSPI, TAG at CHELS EA, to give notice, that His MAJASTY ttus been pleased to command, that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in London Or with ilk Twenty-five Miles thereof, (the Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guards and Horse. Grenadier Guards,- the Lilo Guards, and Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, such Alen as by the Hospital Books are now more than Fifty five Years of Age, or had served Twenty-five Years in the ,Ariny previbusly to their Discharges, and those w Ave ,lost an eye of a limb ex.cepted,) do personally i , x •i- Iriaitally appear at ..e 'said Hospital, on the Dayezi , - er auentioned and aprerinted fur them reapeetively, when and , where attendance will be giveq, tiutn Nine o' Clock in the Morning till 'Three in the Afternoon, in order that such .of them, as on extoninatien shall be found tit, ,nay be sent to Garrison Duty only, via: 'TUESDAY t the lith i rebruary. • ;The Pensioners from" Use Dr.i.',Oo4Sti.uz, the late 34.1, Regiments and 7th Regiments of Horse, those fro m the sevt.ral Regiments . of Dragoons_, Fenci4le Cavalry, the British Lekion of Horse, and the Royal Waggoners; as also the Krisioners from the tst Regirrient of toot Guards. WEDNESDAY, the 25th February: __ePensioners free n the Coldstream and 3d Regiments of Foot Guards; as also those from the rat Regiment of Foot to the sth of Foot inclusive. THURSDAY, the 26th February. Those from the 6th Regiment of Foist to the.jsth of foot inclusive. FRIDAY, the 27th February. , • 'those from the 36th Regiment of Foot to the 65th of Foot inclusive. SATURDAY, the etth February. Those from the 66th Regiment or Foat to the 134th of hot inclusive; as also the Pensioners from Lord Strata haven's, hiaiors Waller!s lilford's„ and Fish's Copps.; the Royal Garristin Battalidt% Loyal Irish, Qualm's Rangers, the Fencible Corps, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volun ceps ; the several American and other Corps ; likewise the Pensioners from the reduced Regiments of Marines, those from the Indtleudent Companies, those from 'the Militia, and those who have been In-Pensioners of Chel sea Hospital. His Majesty has on this occasion thought fit to declare his gracious intention, that none of the Our-Pensioners, wigs on.examinatioh may be found fit for duty, shall be required to serve anywhere but in the Invalid Corps; tharevery man found fit for duty, shall be entitled, on his atrival at the Garrison to which be shall be sent, to receive a Bounty of ONE POUND Fl V E SHILLINGS, or to much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with proper Necessaries ; and those who, on ex ni n e ion, are found unfit for ditty, shall be dismissed with propor 'tiotaate subsistence to carry them back to their homes. ' Lastly, it is further notified, that all such of , the said Out-PensiOners, as well from the Cavalry as Infantry, (except as aforesaid) who shall not appear at 'the said Hospital, at the time herein appointed, in ohedfencc to His Majesty's Commands, will be considered as other:. wise provided for by Govertnnent, or as dead, and they will accordingly be struck ofd' the Books of the Ont-Pan ; siortof the said hospital, without any prospect of being restored thereto. Th a DA) , was pwaishod, Two Vols. Pri;o 64. JUVE tl.fi BIOGItAPia ; or, LIVES or CELE'ZRATED CRIOREN i . inollcating tue by eminent Exirrn?lt:s Oent Real Lite.. "ro w h ic h ant aldeci, Moral Rah:alms, atifiroind to titc or both Setcs. I O, 000 . . By 'Mr. .10• SSE, - Professor of the Spanish and Frzlich Languages. Translated by Mrs. Currignyni, 1:411 . 1 at te6t of t Sold by A. Dulau and Co. Solto-sqUote ; Long man and Rees Symonds, Hurst, Paternoster-row ; Ntvitnry, Paulls Church-yard 'Cobalt. Na. is 7, Old Bund-street Boosey, Old Broad-street, Ray .11 Exehtni , ; . Hopldrist i , Brook-sthmt, Holborn ; and trua BookstilerS. N. B. Mr. Jesse, Professor of tho Spanstt and French Languages, attends Sobools in the iictnity of the Meat , . polls. PART I. Overture. Dead Niarch. With Cornoliassettos, Double Bassoons, anti Two Pair of Double brim's. — ' THE REQUIEM ; • . . .. ' _ Or,. (RAND FUNERAL ANTHEM. C otnposed by the celebrated ISt° ZART, of vienna. L'ALLEGRO . IL PENSIEROSO, Written by M 11. 1 1014, 'and . composed by HANDEL. . '. : . ' - PART I/.. . . First Grand Concerto. Recit. Mr. Inacdaii, " Hence .leathed." Air, vi COVIc thou . Goddezis fair aild•free.". ti Air, ks. Dusselt o " Come rather Ooddess." Air, r. Ituloton and Chorus, " Has t e the Nymph." 'BAir, 1% asterSruith‘aud Cltorits, , " Come and trip it." eat. rltasili, "- Como pensive Nun." Air. `! CPme toot -kp.''. Chorus, `; join with thee." -.4oqt:irk:Ora hlii4 rYter, her first appearance, . 44 Where islhiqattipenclotis Stranger." - Redentption.. . ' • .Rot , (t FlSneelaatlied," • . • Alt.- Mb Tennant, " Mirth admit me."" . " . Reek. tirlF: ScoirA, " First arid chief." • • . . ' Air, e.' Sweet 8in1,." (Accompitlerl on. the Violin by Mr. , G. Ashley.) . .. Air, Mr. Ocnuran, " Mirth admit me." . . - ! ' ' -- Resit: M r. Inciedon , "Oft 00 a P lat. " Mrs. 5 CCOAd. . i ! II [live thee honour due." Air," Let roe iv;odiir.'-' Chorus," And Young and Old." • • pART - 111. . • . . Petit. 'Mrs.:pus:Ai 41 Hfnee vain dcltiding TOY s• " Air, " gut Oltsad Virgin. '(iccoropanied ott the -Violon cello by 'Mr. C. Ashley.) . ' itecit'e Air. Denman, " Titus night,.. , .- • Air and Chorus." Populous Cites." Air, Mr: Digitutt, " There let Hymen." • jtecit. Mrs. Dussek, " Me, when the Sun." Air, " Hide me ftorti . Day's garish Eye." . Air, " I'll to the over trod Stags." uetto, Mrs. Socood and Mr. Inctedoir 44 As stealt the Morn." r , • Air, " Miss Tcallailt, 44 Avid ever against." Air. Mr. I ncledon attd Choros_le.Tliesecielig.hts." -End of Part I. a CONCERTO . 6n th e Grand pi ano Forte by Mr. FIEI.D, Pupil of Mr. Clementi. 101 SO 17,200 HALF A MILLION OF MONEY Sterling in Prizes. Part ofthe Capitals will he determined As under: First-Drawn Ticket zsth Day X. to,ooo Ditto. 29th Day 20,000 DittOi' • --- 33(1 Day —30,00 e Patty. • •••••• 4atit Day • ' 2,00 a The PRIZES of this LOTTERY will he paid at the usual time in FULL STERLING MONEY - without any Discount or Deduction. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Eng. land, Scotland, and Ireland ; and the Prizes paid on Demand. • FEBRUARY PRICES. Ticket- TO THE CURIOUS IN FISI4.,SAUCt.• CAUTION TO FANIILIES. BURG ESS's ESSENCE OF •A.NCIIONI THE great Itektitatioji ..which: -, Mr..I3URGESS . has gained by hi* Essence- of Anchovies,' ienti whet Rich .Sauces for Fish-Saute, Stewod Btof t calvOs Heads, - Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wilit-V owl, ..nd Game, with many Delleacie4 for .the' .Site-!zoaard and. Store-room, which are inure fully eacprcs.44:d in his 'CArk= , . !ogee (he being the Inventor of 00%), has induced many persons to gi ye thb saLric narney, artit.l es entirely dill:merits which are vended at many shops in - .Leindbil, by pemin who go to the principal lawns in Eivjaral„ ~ trid Scotland, to solicit. Ortlors of Trades'ipen and who in consequettoo art.oiten served with i-spurioui . - ot.very inferior gitality,..,W.litch is na only an impositic - ,!ii but a great disappointment to rprn . liel Wh6' thttn with a VieW of having gttNt SaUcre to their li6b, N.B. None bre his genuina, but ha v e theat w.;;Ss - • on the label, " Burgess's Orktinal Sberipr of Anchovies, No. 'Lo),. StrAnd,- Corns of &Noy Stave, London." • • - - C • 7' Half - 2IS o Eighth 1 - 9 * - a 5 6 Quarter -"4to o Sixtetuith - z 3 o Tickets will rise gradually as the Drawing approaches, and wilt not be cheaper. 0" Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as if present - , by omitting Post Office Orders, goad Bills, Cash, or Bask Nam, to any Litensed Lottery Office. PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY SECURED' from LOSS. No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON. West India Merchants, Planters, Offleet: of the 14 , 4 and Army, supplied with Rich Sauces of ev -ry tion for Fish, Hashes. Cold Meats, &c. 3111 a Pickles and M ustard,- . Pickled Red in Rounds ailti itri:,- kets,Pickled Tripe, &c &c.' properly prepa . rt.al for ke,:p. ing h i any Climate , J . Burgess itrid Soar as abovei . 1.11)aa the shortest notice, • • • MERCHANTS, BANKERS,. LOTTERY SOCIETIES, and the PUBLIC in general, are respeetfully informed, that all TICKETS or S!LAkES purchasetlin the present ENGLISH LOTTERY at the above Old Established Opice, 1.. B 1 SH, (One of the Contractors with Government for the said Lottery), ENC ACES TO TAKS BACK YfltENO E NON !. A 4R. USHER,. 1-Wtei, Ballybot,th.irriti;e, IVA I relanit, ha.ving hacli?nourte to Dr. Garduces being grievously afflicted with an internal' complaint, hilf discharged a Worm which wily he seen'on the Dioetol's (.44 turn from Ireland. - l'hiS Worm, which is thooght not tt; be equalled atnont the Vermicular-Tribe, is-about t tvo inches loth, fointed by nature witii organs to adhere to, and derive its su.stenanceiromtheliver ; a ininioe.portion of Which appears evident y . to havil. accoMparital its depart ture;in the 4;ale Of this happily relieved sufferer. A close hairy substance is to be percelyed over some part of its surtace, and on another are collecked nutnbers of Fiarticies, brilliant h$ pearls, which are visible To the naked cyp.- A stri:s of cures_attestc4 by sonic of the first Charat'kers in the three Kingdoms,, have been performed by .thrse IS4A cines. Principal Vocal ferformers, . Mrs. SECOND, .MistrENVAINIC, Miss TYR EA, Mister S murk!, (Their First Appurante) And Madame DUSSEK, Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN. Among the Principal Instrumental Performers, are Leader of the Hand, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Violoncellos; Messrs. Chafes Ashley, Sharp, &e. .principal ad Violin. Mr. Mahon. Bassoons; blesses. Paricinson and Taylor. Inimpcts, r mesars. Smith, Tamplin and Cautejo. Double BitS6C5, N1e3511. Jnuvc, Francis, scc. Conio di BasSetto, Messrs. Munro and Letlier, jun. Serbario, Mr. Sickcl. sass - Trumpet, Mr. Att wood. Oboes, Messy?. 1.4 arid Cornish, jun. Vlorae, Messrs. Haeltwood and Munro, jun • flutes, Woidder and Cornish, sea. 11) , pubic Eassorsasessrs. ienkinson awl Leffler. erns, Messrs. ISIa lartlackstm. arfOtll bones, MVOs. Flack, Z Wingman and Dossier. Double-Drums, Mr.' R. Ashley. The rest qf the Band, and the Chorusses, which will be numerous and complete, by the mot approved Per formers. The whffie under t he Direaion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Boxes 6s, Pit p. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery Is. Places to betaken of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage-door. Half Price as usual, at Nine o'Clock. On the Saturday 6ctiire the Drawing, or return the - Purchase Money, Should TICKETS Of Sitnias be lower than the present Prim ' t'urchascrs at the above Office will therefore have the doubliAdvantage ' • they MAY GAIN ByT.CANNOT LOSE. Tickets and Shares are selling in the greatest variety at the same Price as every other Office of Credit ; and Per.: 4031 S in the Country, desirous of having TICKItt or SHAIttS, may be sripplied the same as if preSent, by sttlidinA . Post. Off ice Orders, pod I3ills at short Dates, Bank Notes, or Cash, to the old. Established Office, No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON ; The Scheme of the Lottery this year is universally ap proved, and contains the following Capital Prizes : 2 . of . 30,000 4 - of - s O O O 3 - of . •ao,ooo 6 - of - 2000 1' 3 . of - 10 000 so - of - tooo 16 - - o f - - pa, arc. &c. FEBRUARY PRICES. Ticket . - . . - 4.17 9 0 Half - - - 818 o Eighth - - - a 5 6 Quarter - - 4 ... to o 'Sixteenth - - 1 3 0 ,* Tickets will rise 'gradually as the Drawing ap proaches, and will not be cheaper. • Tickets and Shares Registered ; Money for the Prices as soon as Drawn 1 and all Business relative to the Public Fund:, transaftetl with fidelity and dispatch, by T. BISH. WHITE SWELLINta. This dreadtul atilidic.n is generally lc: lowed with thi Joss Ma limb to the poor sufferer. For the benefit of such in Cork, We: publish the method of cure: Mr. Kerney; No. -27, New-street, I) , iblin..waS seized. with a White. Swelling in both hiS knee;, in May list ; • every remedy liv - SIIS applied by the Focula in vain, and every Untie gang lif sAving limbs or life. ::Dr. Gardner's Pills and Plaster wete applied., and . bar:), in three nionthi, made a sound and perfelt t tire of both his knees. Tbe original, dated 27th inst. arrived this day, may be seen at the pitice Willis Pap;..4 Cork, No. la.—Extratt froni,the. Cork Advertiser. G, -RUST, S icretary -an7.l Register. ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER, iSoo. On Tuesday, March 3, will be published, In Oue Large Volume, :• • - ritpolhkh pre fi ted a CONTINUATION of the HIS ' RY., of flkilYlA, compreimiding a View of COMMERCIAL INTL RCWIRSE between that Country and EUROPE, of the Ris.l and l'.rogres of the Portuguese Trade and Establishinents in the East,.. and of the Causes of their Declension and Fall,] 9 - `l - 1 F. ASIATIC ANNUAL -REGISTER ; 1 or, A VIEW of the HISTORY' of 1-UNDUS TAN , and of the POLITICS, COMMERCE and LI TERATURE of ASIA. ''or the Year iSon. Printed tbr j. Dcbrett, opposite Burlington-house; cadilly. Of whom may -be had, The ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER for 1199 ; to:which is prefixed, a History' of India, front the earliest Ages to 140.3. . , Mrs BUDDY, ut Potter's Perry, Northamptonshire,' while in. a state of progintnef, took Gordner's PRlS;l 4 4. l. lticlt lat.exceedeti her . :)cpc-aations t as they. prertepted thosd steritis, wifitth.she was usually trouble:l. - with while in th.zt state. Mrs. B. will satisfy-any en4prireri- , • • RkiIELIMAT GOUT, 101-IN IANfF.S,_ Esq.- liaker:Strztr, Portmp-sqtuitt , i was cured of viblent Strasins, in his siohochilthrurrustiso . in his arm, by taking ,a few lia ms,ot Canincr 6 11163, and-applying the Plaster. ' 'Gentleman-out 01 kind. ness to the afflitted, permits nisi cne and. use to be multi •known. . *. • ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing the 2tl of March, tHot Doom to be opened at Six, and to be in at Seven o'Clock. Books of the Worth, containing a Translation of the Regular, and a Biographical Sketch of the Life of Nosan, to be had at the Price 6d. each. and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, LON DON (established in the Year t/59) atal at their State Lottery Olfices in DaMe-streer, DUBLIN, and 'non gate, GLASGOW, are appointed to sell the Tickets and Stamped Shares of the English Lottery, agreeable to Aa of Parliament. "ill) those whom Providence has blessed with Ai „and obeart that can sympathize in the Sufferings °fa pISTRESSED FAMILY, this Adver. tisement is n:sucalully addressed, in behalfof a poor Mao, who has for a Jon tithe laboured unacran Asthma. tic Complaint, which has rendered him totally incapable o& providing for a wife and three young Children. In short, it is impossible, within the limited compass of an Advertisement, to tlesctibe the accumulated. and extreme Distressei of this lisletofote industrious Family, The Benevolent arc, with submission, referred to Mr. Donaldson, Haberdasher, No. 146, Strands by whom the stnallcat donations will be gratefully received, and where the Family may be referred to. (~. REMARK. As Ticketi have xisen in price, and will, in all probabi lity, continue to rise, it does not appear that any otl'er to " take back Tickets or Shares, and return the Puithase Money on the Saturday preceding the Drawing," can be of advintage to the Public ; but to those who think other- wise, Swr F T and Co. beg leave to, say, that they are equally ready as any Olfi oe in the Kingdom, to make such engagement if required at the time of t he purchase. Country'Correspondents, remitting Bank Notes, Cash, good Bills, or Post-011iee, Orders, will have Tickets or Shares sent them, and an account of their success as soon as drawn. Published this Day !Vb.:el-S. 6d. ,The SECOND EDITION of THE RIGHTS of the POOR Considered. BY GEORGE BREWER: • • Printed for j. Dcbrett, Opposite Ilurlington,House, Piccadilly. • " This is .a Publication of very superior interest at the present momcnt, _and worthy the serious attention or the Legislature."— Mnnthly' fi We have read this Pamphlet with great satisfaElion_r tilelsorral , desis 41 the Author seems•to be to establis h a reliance upon the principles of religion and morality, as the best means of preserve% the mutual interests and be nefits of sbeiety."...E uropean Magazine. POOR ORPHANS of CLERGYMEN. PTHE 'ANNIVERSARY MEETING o f t h e ; L. SOCI ETY for - Maintaining and , Educating POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN, until of age to be put Apprentice, wilt he holden at the Crown and Anchor• Tavern, In the Strand, en Tuesday the 24th Cay of February, 2801, at Two o'Cl oc k p rec i sety, for the: hoice of Officers tOr the Year ensuing; the Eleetion of Children into the Shcoots of the - Society; Payment of Sub seriptiems; and transaCting other business relative to the Charity: after which the Society will dine together at half an hour past Fottra'Clock. ST ENV A II vs. The Rt. Rev. 1011S 1 Lund Bishop of Ciitcu t sTs It Thr Rev, WA LK l R K t C.D. D. Preacher to the Hon. Society Of Gray's 11111. The Wei/. WILL:Am Atmostrs B. D.. Rector of Ac rots. The Rt. Hon."TuotAns. Lord ,Viscount Ca Lptuicx t. Sir G 4014 GE BAK tit, Bart. M.D. F.R.S. Sm. • IA P4ES AL AN P;vs*, Esq. one of the King's Council. Dinner. Tickets at 6s. each, to be taken at the Ear and the Mcitlbers are requested to send for Tickets previous to the day, that it.,may be known fur what number Din net should 4e ptcparcd. EDW. EMBRY, Sec. A BREWERY. TO BE SOLD, by Orti:'r of the Assivskee of a Bank. rapt; 'On Wednesday :.q the h4tay of February instant, by AUCTION, unless preciously clisposid of by Pri vate Cora rat ACOMPLETE hREWLAY, at RYE, M in SUFF'OLIt, in good Business, but capable of being considerably extendedi consisting of a good Dwelling house, situate in the centre of t h e T own o f E ye , a Brew ing.office, Malt.kiln, Malt-Offices, Store-houses, Ware houses, Vaults, Cellars. Granaries, Stables, and other convenient and suitable .Buildings necessary for the busi ness • a cornniodious Garden, and abatis 13 Acres of good Meadow and Arable Lend, now in she occupation 0f..14fr. John Jacob. Also Twenty-five Publjc-housei in the Town and Boroulth of 1:)c, and other Towns and Villages attiolning; or ut Ole 4eighbe4rhooti, and the Good-Will of several others: The Rental-of the ivhole. Ettate is about 3601. it year, at moderato Rents, and the Houses and Buildings kU ill good Repair. . . . N.B. A contidershler Retail Matt Trado'may be carritul on upon the above Premises. • • Eye is situated in a good Barley Country, and within a shert distance of several Corn Nlark.ets. , Further, ortiCulars may. he had of kr. Wayth, Mr. john Wythe, and Mr . . Sewell, at '. Eye,. the Assignees, who will Ow/ the Premises; of MessrS. Browne 204 Taylor, Mr. in Norfolk, Solicitors to'the Assignees ; and of Mr. Carter, Staple , llm, London: For RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, BRIASES, fI &c. Dr. STEEKS'i OPODELDOC. TT is with real regret,. that the Proprietors o f IT this Medicine ('in consequence of the extraordinary rise upon Spirits, and upon other articles of which it is com posed), find themselvel under the necessity of having re-' course to the same measure which • they adopted. in t 795, namely, that of adding Sixpence per Bottle to the Price, in. order that they may be able to continue the business with a fair profit. They, however, pledge themselves to the Publi4, that when any material and permanent reduction in the articles of this Composition shall take dna, they will again lower the charge, and give notice of it, as they did upon the fbrmner The superior excellence of this Medicine, and the con sequent demand, having produced a variety of Imitations, • Purchasers are requested to observe, that .on the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is pasted a • Stamp; in which are engraved these words—" F. New bery, No. 4C, St. Paul's."' All others arc counterfeit. Sold only by Newbery, at . the Warehouse for Dr. ' James's Powder, No. -45, in St,. Paul's-Church-yxrd, a few doors from the corner of Cheipside, London.; and by his Tpointment, by Messrs. Jehoult and co. No. !so, and F. Pickling, No. /6, Oxford-street ;• J 4 Wade, Bon -street ' • Bayley and Co. Cockspur-strret j Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton- street ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; I'. Tutt, 'Royal Exchange i arid W. Clarke, ItoroUgh, High.street.. Price ls. 6d: per Bot tie, includ ing the Stamp, Or six for 13s. 6d. N. B. As the Opodeldoc fbr Exportation is exempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authenticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits. are sent out .of the Kingdom,.all persons ttbrnad, to prevent such impositions, aredesieed to be particular ip ordering their Agents to procure trio Medicine -(Mn Mr. New ! bitty's. ( ! b anuart 26, tliol VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEA SS, Universallradmired for thei( inimitable Qualities. ' BEAUTY. 'THESE Head Dresses possess such Taste ant' Elegance. that they adorn the Handsome of, all Age* and improve the Defects of Nature of Accident, UTILITY. They are •o' useful to Ladies bf every Age, that they may y complete their Head . Dwst in the most beconitng style in It few minutes. FASHION. They have the peculiar Excellence of not being known from Nature, and are so fashionable that they are worn hy the most distinguished in every Court in Europe.' UNINMRS4I. CONVENIENCE. These Head presses are so happily formed, and so well adapted .to the Countenance and Complexion of the Wearer, that the Youngthey grace, the Middlo-aged they enliven, and the Elderly they dignify. • - No, 6, Taviatock:street„ 4:ove.rit•gardtn. Surely the pitblic . nt law owe much to Mr., James,. foi' this in:or:nation, with - 111e tb!lowint resp4table ,cat 6 016 bilk; and Mr. Matinees 4Patnphlet, proyu)g,the he;llA ing, strengthening,' titsi.puritying powers oflthis XliWane on both setts. ~ .Am_tluttch,use to milli be Without excuse. GEORGE 'E q., No. , 46, Duke-sheet; M4ncliestervsgaare, was seven years Aith irritx gular Gout,; but hav ills 4 •stibpg FetnninCndation to Gard ner's Pills, a few: ilpfttki ,hikve ‘ sptrfeetlY cured:' Ar.'Wl lakes pie tsars to infulin,,,turs-ohe hoW•lie ' , Worked 'elk; '- what he justly calls .tlic.K.ltik biso Mexs: 4 „ . • Mr. I"ARICINSON-i,_of the - Paisol Office; list& of Ensiend, was 14 years affilaed with a violent ..kiltAuflii4 tisin at different Tim:al Th.:(4,4tly cured by tit/doer's Pills. Any Lady or Gent leman'may sce tier., P. hi /kale hours, who will sati44, the entpiirer. 1797. Sz , —Twelva year. sir.c.:e I had the misfortune to zet a violent sold, which cau*Ni me to fitive a cutlet, and so very short; breath,that for sikteeir ur eighteen nights to- . ge' her f I was unailo.to l-tyin tied.__ • • • _ 1 haVe hid advice.ot; many .IVedieal , Gentlemen . with• out relief; t %Vas tViutionFndedbyit tip try your P 14134: awl after takiag.lia..noxes,;l'havc tlis very itre4t ly. ppitioss' of - ham:Wog you, lam cured vt't bad disorder. • - • I am, Sir, YoUr mokt grateful humblc.Serv.W.r, King.atreet,,Deptfdrd, „ • N WI! T.., -May 12, t4OO. Mrs. BROWN, next doOr tri . the ..watt, Kensiogton • Gravel Pitts, was very much•aillic,ted Wittrtheltheuma, tism, all over her; that she wO•riturlered ageless in her huthearing of Gardner's-1 3 415, she matte a trial, of them, and 'f ound they liad'.lhe:deiltedl eiree ; Anti n9' . 'per4overing in - t he pse of them, she is pytfvetly and can walk with `ple3sklre, it; free I:ma t:IU u,i AO. not , trirti..' hlekl with.crutches.. Mrs. .13. will with pleasure inferni. the alllided, tot do übiiht but that thq wiapilti the sara;' hen:fit as herself. •• .‘; . • Mt. CLF.MEN,TS, tent. riged.l2. l ed with the altetimalisti% .in ,his Atli! ‘ lteOk; . 9l:l% fie could not. liodowni bot • ,was 'plalig...'ttfo a.citale t ittv aPtt ni4ht ; 14c.t 1 4 1 - I W(k ll 4..o l j.ile,vhalib4tr. wereta‘treeq. • • 41 - qtigly te;:oinmentled arditdr't, twb Doke& le; '• stored hint.to his. perfe!t fieahh, • No. ii'lStepit#y4t4u, , • 1797.. . GRAVEL - Aig,D I'. PROCTER, a c.ltild foie feirs df age; was bad tht Stone. fo - rcieviil knellths„; . and .tikalFt rrumy , t iciiien of fiend p CI been .oututed without'. being ttle PAssa;.l o - II hopes of tile; were g v gii - owl . , as Mci, lould ' poi. heat - ;lOf other qi?CrAtiOti S hen 'Mr. ' o Lincidn's Efate, •wia Inv onlition to be taxed i it is With pleaA2re assuri7 :the ehild,otily took two box's of the kill's, p:, , at, perfect Cue, add tYIaV be'alWays Free,. • Attested by r :Wi I cke,Rtigst;ll.street o cavern-garden.' •• • D R OPS? • •• . • Mrs. - Old-N/1 1 ;R, No/ )4s,:Pld-street, St—L'ike's, the Dropsy (6 a !vkileindegreo, so that her.lieAd, body,' anti limbs wera ready' tiiiretrst.,. and - her sifitt so far gone that no objet appeared in its,kropoe .shape; in this . state of. debility, two boxes Of Clhilloes with the I-icrb Tea prescribed is thediredi(iir hilt, tilts restored her • to perfect health. Pet this Might ,to be• entiuirt,d {titer, like all the wher cases in this .bill, as tae' Yubtte is much imivosed on. 174)kl ` ••' - •,‘ Mr. , PW ELL, - Se d ai i Chair-triskor, Hiun4ard, ‘Vindrtigl-ntraet i • twiliS- the Haymarket, desire with gra" titude to acknowleige.that be rec. - rival unspeakable hen4fit by' taking oni two boxes Dt.`Gardner's gill's► Isis was a Bilious Complaint. Tilde Valtiable arc sold at his house, No.76 s i•ting, Acre, and No: Laux.larte, 'Welt Sinithfich‘tn bottliv is. pi 940 ) 9r ti. Li. liar twelve. : • Swt F.r anti ,Co. have been remarkably fortunate to . the Public, in the sale of Capital Prizes in the Ice Lotteries. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD , Pursuant . to an Order of .the High. Court of ChaketY, dated the 2 sit Day of Jan.. 1801; made in a .Caute, en— , titled WHATMORE against EARL. anti Others, on the zoth Day of March, iSot, between the. 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