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, ..__. - •-- .--,-..,-- - , • . `• i :,; t r . , , t7)efret , - _4 . :... . _ - -- - _ . - ,0 -2- ::::.. • ) ,r 4. . f..... ' 1 ~..... ..." ry, , I . ...,,p: ~,7...1,- V! ~ • -,,,- .. N. „ ~,./". "-7 ‘ ....—..' • . \ ..1 4 5.. 0.5 .; ,? . ?":„.,,, '—V: ' , .,4 4' T IN\,, i ...--, ~ .1.1,‘, .‘.- •• e• _„ .z, - 6 : . 4 4 \ ,r. " 1 • .." Z 4 ;..!? ~... T.,,...4A -...:"'..':" ,•'!" r . '' r ' ."" ''. . S Yh* ~ ..' - .._ • , ',...,,,,, .5.i.,:, ?y:',.......!: vo•N ~.. , :,.....r . 7 : . tt g V c „,. - ...l• • • r. , >,/,0, 4 Fl 1 Thames 0 1 1 stown ; Sergeant, lante, NUMBER 2834.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, Dec. 18, 1801, ij will be performed, THE POINT OF HONOUR. With a Prelude, called SEEING IS .BELIEVING. After the'Play, the favourite Ballet of THE SCOTCH • GHOST. •WITH THE SON-IN-LAW. • On Saturday, - the . Tragedy of Isabell • the Charaaer of Isabk. , ll a will be acied by Mrs. Siddons, a 'being her first ap- Pear:ince this Season. • Arid on Monday, King Henry the Fifth. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATREAWYAL,' COVENT-CARDEN. - MORROW EVENING, Dec. 18, 'lBot, will be performed, . FOLLY AS. IT FLIES. The Principal Charaeters by Mr. LEWIS,, Mr. NIUNDEN, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, . Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. ‘V.A_DDY, Mr. SIMMONS. /qrs. .Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRA.Y. wiTit PAUL AND VIRGINIA. lOn SUtirday, ArtaxerreS, with The Wags of Windsor., , UnWednesday, Mrs. Billington will; perform Clara,_ in The Duenna, being the last time of her Performance till rer the Holidays, when the Comic Opera of Love in a Vil lage will be revived-Rosetta; . Mrs. Billington. Chains of the Heart will be repeated on Monday and Tues- Aly. I :rhe new Pantomime called Harlequin's AlManack, or The 'our Seasons, which ' l4is been long in preparation, will be produced with all posible expedition. A new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal. king notice will be given of Mr. Cooke's Performance of 'log Richard 111. WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE. 1\147 HOUSE of CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD. OTICE is hereby given, That the next Christ mas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be ad *rued from Doncaster , Sessions to the.: White Hart:lnn, in akefielci, to be there held on Thursday the 18th Day of i' . ' , ,ebrua r y - next, - for the purpose of ELECTING a GO •1 ERNOR of the HOUSE of CORRECTION at WAKE -0 ELD ; and thatsa Bond in TwO Thousand Pounds will n required for the due execution of the 'Office. No .one ilk*ed ao: - .1y• whose Character will not bear the stri&est scro 'nv,,iind who is not a married roan. The - Salary is 2501. perannum, with . a . House to live . in,. a id,., Cbals -ilium', but no sees, Rewards, Profits, or , Per.. Itlisites whatever. The Governor has.the appc,intment of all the Servants un -7r him, and is responsible Aartheir Candutf, although their ''kl a ries are paid by the Riding.. Notice is also hereby given, That at - 'the above time 'and , , i'elc, a TASK MASTER will be' elected - for 'the said , v 9use of Correction. The Salary is at present 601. per ann. 'th a House a nd Coals. The Task Master will also be,re- It, . . k ir s:( l to have an unexceptionable Charader, write a good - i 4 ,, r1 ( 1 , and keep AcCounts. A Bond in - 'cool, with sufficient ii,,._thties . will also be of drequife . tobe.given to the Cl.,:rkotthe t`, ce for the performance his duty. 'etk of the Peace's Office, . - Wakefield, . J. FOLJAMiBE, . tTeccmber re, iSor. ' Deputy Clerk of the - reace. V ---- 1 . E --- ft :rr - 1,-AT , :"..":lNti ani S.F. f...,-1 - c'r-A . 2 E:4T.,*-19-F-e:5 - ir - R . ALLEN's Private Subscription Assemblies commence on Friday, the'..fst. of January next, to be' islitinuedtvery .Friday, at 70. 19,: Sherrard-street, Golden tcltlare; the City Assemblies,are every Monday, at No: to, t„,, P eat Avli ff -street, Goodrilan's , fields. ' None..buf Siab -Nbers-iichnitted. None but-People of respetlability can 4 - kia scribe. LAt both houses Ladies. and Gentlemen of.any age, who Ze either learned in the old style, or not at all, are pri t7ely taught every -clescriptic4 of modern Dance, and every OLlisite for the most fashionable Parties,. by Mr. Alleit „ ‘ o ;'...s 6 .plan of teaching is particularly calculated for those to rrn• it is.an object / to acquire this accomplislimentexpedi_ u4ly, and in the-most genteel style. • . • • l ) ilr. Allen particularly informs th6se. Who wish to receive 6 ,_ Instructions, that he has removed hiS late Dancing Aca -- '' n!.'' frost -Haydon-square to No. so, Great Ayliff-street, madman's-fields. . - . - To the'CURIOUS in I ISH.SAUCFS, &c, - •'-.,- A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. iIt3RGESS . and SON's ESSENCE of ANCIIO-. knvlEs,- 7 The great •.reputation which Mr. Burgess has ed by his superiorEssenee Of Anchovies . and otherßieh LFes • for Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, Iltishe ' d Calves Heads, 0, 4 , Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild F0 , .v1 and Game, with i;;TY Delicacies for the Table., Sideboard, and Store-room; "...;1 are more. fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being 1 , - ' Inventor of them), has induced many persons to give the 0 1 e name to. articles entirely different, which are vended at t,! l.l }' Shops in,. London by' persons' who go to the principal tir`:ins in England, Scotland, and I rehtnd, to solicit Orders 14.! radesinen and Innkeepers, .who in consequence are often we'd with spurious sorts,,by allowinglhein an extra profit. Vteli is not only an iniposirion, but a great disamiointment L Families who purchase them with a view of . having good ', l ice to-their Fish, Sce. . . ... . . .•R , . th ‘ 2 •B. None are their g - enuilie,buttvliathave - these words on th ' label, ~ .Bufges- s 's'original and. Superior .Essence of An, I \.t i es, No. 107, Strand, Corner of SavoY Steps, tonrion:" kkMONEY READY . TO ADVANCE. • :•' • LI, PERSONS in possession of Incomes, ~ 'arising . from / recligh), , • CopyhOid, or ~I„easehold wtes, in . Land or Houses, Money - in the Funiis, Rent p4rges, - Marriagq Settlements, Widows' jointures, 'An.; 11,tr?'s, Patent - P faces, Church. - Livings, or any..,ottni•r, :pr fl)ncoly-,i fyi• Life, may he supplkd ‘N•illi temporary, or I tr. : l lanent sums to any .Amount, by paying Annuity In 4;,st ;Or the same. V*. Nobility and Gentry" of knon . Property, or their k i i?'.s, may be aecomm*itccl on their ,personal security ; 4 7n any instance wherd the single security of an -...nclivi otra may be deemed - instiffiCient,' the addition - of another. t42rn.ici gUarantee the ; pament of the interest will re ti,,,,,ve the objetaion ; and, in all eases, privilege wiil Le `'. ll to the Public to• return the principal at their own 's un : -1' .. .. ...... .. . . . verer:;oual applications will' he received every ciay till Four . , t t ,`,... 1 "-ck i and' Letters from - Cotrespondents i& Totia'.or • !Ik,'"`ltry• (post paid) • *ill be immediately answered, ad '. l'''"cct to the Directoi; of the I , ;ghtsbridge Bank, at,llis c 'a 'House, No. 8, Lower johrt-streot, poidcn-square. . t F h — . .1. • I .‘EtHOLD . tobeSOLDby FRIA , ATE CONTRACT; • Atid. may be en te IA -.I el:termini meth ate 4 y, ! HAT very edmpatTESTATEcalled HI tzToN, it,k L.' ,Eituatc in tht.b Parishes _of Sf. Maughan's and Langat- Z visol,avel, six iniles'West of Koninouth; adjoining a 4 4 1 e t Piree Road, consisting of zFo Acres of Arable, Pasture, ill,,,.." c muVilivi Woodland, _with five cottage, conveniently IP', 4 on the .borders thereof, lett to Tenants at Will. Iti,4Ston is an ancient Family Residenee, dry and airy, com tot7, ing an , agreeable prospe4t of the adjacent Country ; has tt'` stone for laiilding, paving, and slating ; also lime-stone cit i • I I eAcellciit quality for manure. v 4 he Woo t t arc agreeably dispersed, and well stocked. The 1)?'e ca able at a ZeTheo rl ' 1 .t. hcsc tnav be had, neaky'adjoining, a small Farm called I V ' ), containing . 82, Acres of Arable, Pasture, and "' . 4diand, and one other 6=lll Farm called BLA C KMO 0 R, qinir-'6 a A. • - otri-li 'Meadow Land, on the Banks of 1 .. •s j . cres - A _ , 1. 'llr-Sfonow, • . - _ i , tber,PTrticulars may he known, by applying to Ness. j7.t`slitnson and CO. No. ss, A rundel- strecf, I:01144u NIT. i ts '• , acarlsionmouth, will shev. - the preiniset,,' , This Day was published, In Four Vols. tzmo. handsorpely printed, and adorned with Plates, illustratilie and, ornamental, EFLECTIONS on the WORItIS of GOD, in Nature and Providelie, for every Day in the Year. . . By C. C. sTuiu4.. Translated from the French, and collated with the German, by the Rev. Adain Clarke. Price 16s, in boards. . • Also, a Superior Edition, very fine, 2os. boards. Printed for lohn Badcock, PaternOster-roW, London, by R. Edwards, Bristol. Of whom may be had, Surveys of Nature; tho Sequel to Mrs. Trimmer's IntroduCtion; and a proper Book to pre cede Sturin'i Re.peetions ; by - Mrs. Ventura, Author of the Atilia‘ge Tutbress,, , Sic. & c. price As. For the PRES ER-VATION'and. BEAUTIFYING of the,. • EETH and'GUMS. .• • .T SIGMOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, has .1 1 .1.- the Honour to : inform the Nobility, Gentry, -and his Friends, that for• their • better accommodation in supplying .them with his universally approved 1 3 reparations, he has ap 7pointed the folloWilig Agents in London for the - .salt then :'c.: . Mr. Gattie, st, New Bond-street'; Mr. Watts,- C;:,•_ mist, No. 05, Strand; . Mr.. RoYneY, No. 9i, Holborn • hill ; Alr...Cryer, No. 68, .Cornhill ; Mr. }cotton; Royal Exchange ; Hazell, Perfumer, No. z 6, New Surrey-street; Messrs. Hendrick- and Son; Tichbom,street, near Golden square and at most ,of the principal . Shops throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.' Mr. .SlcmoND is happy in stating, that during his long and successful Pradice, in which 'time he has constantly at tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdoms, he has in variably selected ingredients, proved by his experience and prathcal ribserVations, to be the most conducive for preserv ing the Teeth and Gums, and giving them that permanency. a;1(I beauty ; so desirable - . to,,owry . person ; and which affords muCh pleasure to corrifnunicate to the PUblic, under the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and . Lotion, -by being used according to his printed diredions, will fully accomplish and effeet.e , very purpose required ; and in order to prevent ellatilally any counterfeit . thereof, His Majesty has beengraciously pleased,' to grant His Royal Letters Pa.: tent, for the above Preparations, entitled, the BRITISH IMPERIAL DENTEERICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Also his Tooth BrUshes, of different sizes and texture, on the best adapted construction, and a,re marked with his Patent • - - N.B. Orders sent to either of the above. Agents, or to his house, No, 2, Edgar-buildirgs, will be immediately at. tepded to. • Bath, Oa: t, xSot, • Griffin, C„,` , altar frorri 114a1 3 . 0 ' I Sole, ----' icon ; Cour' ei ! for Ham!) s. Is. plerc.. " prom. sills par ent. i-i 6 tnt wt.; •- - 4 - _ v 7 cation ari a al System bi n of twig Y• :he exclusio; sful resuit 0' lv,r as I ao l I are the le , . rny - Surge"' to restnie 0" men, of the titioriers. ‘;'.l'..li,ive pie otr tl V.liti or - loft cIIP , arising_ frO l ! es of mature' VStelll iu WO' kILITY• fee, oT — hast d it net ficrisoned superior itte: h . even• wile', me - to otter (hstre'; s Si ° .of re that S:alk .llice of • misery, rUt some con - '' an obiect ° the renlo . s of Reill; .-I-= the fil e ies, no ilV e4 • 'eci, pl Mi t ki e ng ,T• • • i ' te 6. 0;11 1 ' o'sta;o, be conuit,cis Note!, at ‘ l ,. Temple " ..eto Water-41— Surgeons. h 13, r since t • Lues cry eourse tl "C"11,11t? Di saliva"' . Irriietd :ure.. .111 I ', o :it a Ite.:!=i. a large ,:id le •, \ atioti for tiodcs 0 0 . nearly to wad• re co',ll' :d ;n gro , ",„ Patent it .tlic antis , "1 legs 11 0 :pe• rat toil, is ` 5 .. by the 5,c3': in your ing, the ). 1 1 xis gradol e ; Cviee rt e , , and all itinued trie - ; I ziv, i tig . but beg ) ° O 4 akc this. " • ov ry s . 1 , . >ur 14URKEL'. rket • and )urgh. • • or, , stir' lege (10 1; !et, Lon ! 'i% to thirtY6‘ t h e core t p the 1 )3115 0 ° f hick trle! l t ,o ch gra:tNo ine, ' dvant3ge c venienc c s ° :: No. 35 , 0% , 0 . 1.3. , r i ; i-street- o :, e r , ittle Te‘ c ; Mr. M oi 4 , and by tain and to il ip W ith wit her sex i - ;:ifetY• tied 1 , :o. 9 , 010 1 • nd o UR SDA y, DECEMBER 17, 1801. SHAKSPE ARE. 4ESSRS. HEATH and. ROBINSON respe6l - fully inform the Admirers of Su A K . SPEARt. and 'the FINE ARTS, that on Friday, January t, 1802, will be pub lished; the H RST NU MB E of a NEW El) ITION of SHAKSPEARE's PLAYS, • From the cori - eded Text of JOHNSON and St i E EV ENS. To be embellished with PRINTS eiigraved by Mr. HEATH, Historical Engraver - to His Majesty, &c. After, Pictures painted for this purpose by 13. WEST, President of the Royal Academy, and Historical Painter te e the King; j. S. CoPLEY, R. A. T. StotitAan, R.A. H. FusELI, R. A. • H. TR.ffsilnivt; R. A, W. HAmii.tow, R. A. F. WHEATLEY, IL• A. 3. °PIE, R.A. R. CoREOULD, &C. The Letter-Press will be executed, with every advantage of Paper and Type; by T. Bensley. This-Work, printed in Imperial Quarto, will lot comprised in Thitty-six Numbers, each containing ONE PLAY, with "TWO appropriate ENGRAVINGS, , at ONE GUINEA' a Number, to be paid on delivery. A Number of t.iis Work will be published every two months, till completed. Alew Copies will be printed on a superior Paper, with 'Proof Impressions of the Plates, Price One Guinea and a Half the Number. The Impressions will be delivered in the.exa6t order sub scribed for. . Annexed to the Plays will be given a LIFE and POl2- TRAIT . of the AUTHOR. Specimens of the Paintings and. Engratrings may be seen at ;Mr. Heatti's, No. 15,RuSSell-place, Fitzroy-square, where Books are opened to receive Subscriptions ; and at Messrs. Robin sons, Paternoster-row ; Bell and • Bracilute's, Edin burgh ; Brash and Reid's, Glasgow ; and J. Archer's, Dub . IM. . • . . PRINTS IN AQUATINTA, Engraved and publi:Ated by F. j oicEs, Howland-street, iSot. DOVER. Price in Colours. QHAKESPEARE CLIFF, Fort Am- • 0 herst, &c. front the Pier—Dover Castle, &c. from the Beach. Deo. 1801. Per Pair ,C. z 2 o HOLLAND. - • Four Vie‘'‘ , s from Original Drawings, by S. Hutch inson, Esq. inscribed, by permission to Coe Right Hon. the Cattiness of Besborough, 'viz. The, Prince Graft, ',armor Graft, and Wester Chatfch, A nisterdam--Tha grille, from Bour's siand—The Port of Helvoetsluys—Enkusen, in North Holland. June, iSot. Per Set - - 3 o o ROME. The Pyramid of Caius Ce.stius—Porto Giovanni. May 180 t.. Per Pair . - - - z z o • IRELAND. Four :Views on the Lake of Killarney, °viz.— ' Mucrass's - Abbey--Bally flooly CaStle—Black Water Bridge—O'SullivarCs Water Fall. Jan. xBot. Per Set - - - , 10 0 CUMBERLAND, re. Four Views on Use. Lake ;, viz.--111swater 13%ttermere—U p per Fall at Rvdal--Rowness and part of Windermere. Jan. iSv. - Per Set - Iso 0 • BERKSHIRE. Four . Views of Churches, viz.—St. Mary's Readinp—Basildon—WhitAurch—Pangbciurne. • June 'Sot. Per Set . - - - olz o {PRICE SIX PENCE. EAST INDIA HOUSE, . Decekber 16, iBc4. E C O URT of DIREC-TQRS of ike UNITED COMPANY of AIERCIONTS of EiyG.: LAND tradit:g to the East Indies,- do herchikg':ue Notice, That a Geheral Court of The said C,;,•xpany be held at their house, in Leadenhall-street, on Tharsda . ;, the !.nth of .767- 71liary, 11302 j from Eleven o'clock in the Foreno , n, Six in the'Evening, to Ballot on the ft/lowing Question, ag!realti' , "tyhe AE of .the 39:1) if His preletit Majcsiy,Cap. gg. Sed. " That this Court confirm the Resolutions of the Court of Dirdors, of the 4th November last, whereby the Com mander; Officers, and Owners of the Kent, are fully ac quitted frOm all imputation of Negled or Miscondud in respe& to the Loss oflhat Ship." - In order to determine by suet Ballot, whether- three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court 'concur 7t•ith.7he Cosirt. of Direaors, - in acquitting the Commander', Officers, and Owners .of the Kent, from all imputation of Nig-leei or Ali scondua respelling tide Los: of that Ship. WILLIAM RA MSA Yi Sec. , .. - EXTRACT FROM THE - LONDON GAZETTE. T has been the study ,of the Proprietors of the • IC , well-knoWn ANTI SCO RBUTIC DROPS, first coin. ' 4, posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPI LSBURY, at ' V his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, and continued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the . Public againSt the Impositions which are daily practised - ~, against Medicines possessing the first respedability ; and aS• 4 the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found nor !'A. . only an antidote in ,scorbutic complaints, but a successful re source iii cutaneous eruptions, scrupiiula, gout, rheumatism" I i aial the attendant diseasus of-the nerves, as the list of cures :11 accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of diree- , ions, wilt testify, as weW as the • Treatise on Diet, Gout, &c. written by the late Proprietor ;Which -may be also haA at the Dispensary), single theist out as fit obiees to try, un- ,; ti:?: their sanction, such spurious initation:-.. For_ this rea- : A son,,the Proprietors, by the tilibur Of 4lis -;lajesty's Co:n- ..., , missioners ot the Stamp-Office, have atfix:Al a starnp-on each _ bottle, printed in.black ink, with the words " Spilsbury . and • ;1 Co. _No. 15, Soho-square," expreSsed upon it, which, it the. 1 • Purchaser attends tT, i;! - :•.:!;er with the words " by the , A King's Patent,"- on .T.:::2 :..1... bill, and wrapper, with the r : !addition of the I; e inge . s Anus on the larger„. he may be as- ' •4$ .cured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine i `aS sold at the DispeiNary Soho-sq wire, .Loddon, in bottles of ss. and 11. 2. ' ;'j _ each,-clutyinoludea: . MEDICINE ACT. At th 7 mlyWarehous . c. for Dr. AM E S's POWDER, . . . . _ No. 4„ - - St. 'Paul's - Church-yard, , a lzw Doors from the: Corner of ClapSie.., THE following MEDicINES - are Sold, at the • Prices .anneied, inclusive of the Sta'mp Duties Mt..' posed by - thiS ~ k .t ; but no additiohal .ch lige- has been made upon Dr. JAMES's POWDER, whi.:h is continued .at the original Price of .i. 6d. - per Packet, it may also •be had at 11. 45. per Dozen; or _the quantity of a Dozen Packets , in one Bottle for r: ;s. 6d. Daty included; so that the Public are no staffers. . . . But in order to facilitate • the operation] and to leSsen the burden of this. Aft, •which •would in a great measure have proved z 'fix Upon Benevolence, all thr-eridter Medicines are sold to any Persons purchasing - half a Dozen; or more, free from the expence of.the Stampt. ' • .r. d. s. d. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego- Cattle Powder a 6 ric Lozen,;es t ri Dr. Hooper's Pills r zi —Carry:mile Drops a 9 Dr: Austin's Chalybeit F,ssence or Col tsfoot 3 o 4 o E ssenceof P.epperm. a h • • '- Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Orinskirk Medicines 5 5 , Dolby's Carminative i 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 o Tickell's lEthereal S pi- I nglish's Scots Pills I 6 nit - - 3 6 Grant's Drops - a o Greehough'sTinftures a Norton's Drops 5 I Tolu,Loaengs r r S pilsbury's Drops 5 o Mr. Spence's DentriTriee 4 a. Speedirnan's Pills a o • Freake's.Tinft. of Bark 3.6 English -Coffee . r 9 lluxhaufs, by ditto, • a 6 Dr, Solanclir's Tea 2 - 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 [dries's jtheumatic Convulsion Oil 2• 6 Tineure - 3 6 - - Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied. without Stamps, as before this 'N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants and lkies sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity ,of 'pointing out, tlw it is at the East Erect of St. Pant's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it has a large• White Stuccoed Front,-with these Worth; in— s-zribed " THE ONI Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. J POWI:ER." G NUM's ANTI!X.O.R.BUTIC DROPS. To Mr.L i oN U NI, Surgeon, No ;57; licidgc-street, MancheSter. St. Anthony's Pottery, North-shore, near Newcastle. . , . upon-yync, July 7th, • 1800. SIR, MtA you it.must undoubtedly. be peculiarly sae tistaelory i to hear of the efficacy of a Medicine which conduces so much to the public good. My son, who is now eleven years of age, -Is 'in the' number of those who have experienced the beneficial c:rects of your ANTl scoßatmc. DROPS, ,for 1 desire tb be thank ful to Cod, and to return, you .my- warmest acknoWlcdg.' • meats. Ile was, for upwards or five . y most violently afflicled with -a cornutic humour, which eXtended frcrrn the. soles ()Otis tett to the .crOwn :of his head, in one entire scab, his face ; and lianas excepted. During his affliclion, from the insialltrable itching attending his complaint, his life was burthensom s e to himself, , and you may naturally suppose an inexpressible .and: gaily grief to myself and his mother.. observing numerous Advertisements pf yours in the Newspapers, and. the • Many Cures your Antiscor-, butic Deeps had performed' in this neighbourhood, as well as at a distance, I -was determined my- son should snake trial of them. - I purchased one 4s. 6d. bottle of Mrs. Hodgson, -of Newcastle, mthicl? he took_ agreeably -to your directions, but we founl' little or -no' alteration ;••in taking the. second bottle he was much better, and before he finish ed, five small betties .he was :perfealy free from every symptom of his loathsome disorti&e,. and, thank God, he is now a fine healthy ..beliy• at school. I think, in justice to -so valuable .a Medicine, I could do no otherwise for your -and the Public's, good, than request you to . publish my son's case. You haVe my perrnission to refer any per, son labouring under similar -complaints, when I shall, with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. -'_ I remain, with much tstcem, Sir, • • Your °enact humble Servant. • JONATHAN FOSTER. Witnesses to N CUTTER the signing 5 e ROBERT GREY. CT These DropS are- sold in moulded square bottles, at izs. and 45. 6th One -Jas. bottle is equal in quantity to three _ 4s. 6d.-one s-. ' One 45. od. bottle is sufficient to convince the afflt6ted of the salutary efleas of the medicine. They may be had * wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignuni's Dispensary, No. 67, Bridge-street, Manchester • at Howard and Evan's, No. 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield, solo Wholesale Agents in London ; and retail, by the follow ing persons : H. 'Cundell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarke, No. 269, Bo- . rough ; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; Jeboult, No. iso . , Oxtord-street ; Sutton, No. 141; - ' Long—Acre ; Wade, Old Bond-street, and No. 163, Fleet-street; 'Putt . and Eolton, Royal ExChange ; Knight, Norton Falgate ; Turtle; No. 127, Strand a Ward, N. 324, Holborn ; Wenels, corn-ei of Barthiloint This Pay was published, . In Two Vornmes, Quarto, with an : Alas ; PtiCe 31. x 3.. 6d. . . in boards , A VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD, perfortned _during the Yea - I . s 1790, 179 t, and 1792, By- .ETIENNE MARCHAND ; preceded by an Historical' Introduction', and illustrated by Charts, &c. Translated from the French of C. P. CLARET FLEUR tEti, of'the tslationl. Institute of Arts and.Scieoces, apd of the Board of Longitude of France. Printed for T. N. Longman. and 0.. Rees, Paternoster row ; and T. Cadet', jun. and W. Davies,. Strand. 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Loyd Legion, -Millfary blocks, Or Figures, adapted for a single Troop of Cavalry. exercising independently ; also In fantry Figures, adapted.for a single Company, &c. price 13s. each. TOWN.MADE KID-GLOVES CHEAP. AITI4LIAM STABLE, 6z, Stramb,having V a very considerable quittity of SHORT., KID LOVES'by him, has put them in Lots.of three pairs each, at a ?rice well worth the attention of private families.; also a number of Women's and. Children's Lc/NC -KID, COWES and MITTS, in Lots equally cheap ; the whole of rthich being of his own manufactory, and made ti.ir a Re tail Trade, the sewing may be fully depended upon. • . . TO BE LETT for a long Term, Or to be SOLD upon a • CHIEF RENT, for ever, ELAKF,LY MILL; within Three , - Miles of ALuchester, and upon a good 'Road (free from Tol is this desirable. and. produelive Establishment •Sitriate, and which for these last nineteen yearshas been belt by its pre sent Occupant, as a - Water Corn Mill of the, first repute, ,;being enabled, by its peculi.m , supply ofwater, to work when all .the Mills upon, the River Irk 'are compelled to stop. The Hoose and Farm adjoining are eminently convenient, and to which several small TenemeutS are attached, suns Ole for Printers. and Dyers, or those employed in Cotton .works, fist wktich, and every specitied , business, the Preinis.!s Are completely favoured: Any quantity of contiguous likely to corn& into request, may be purchased for huildin).; upon; at a'ldW C hick. Rtmt. To Gentknien, tlieferorc, who have SOnS nearls..out . of their engagements with Others, 'or quite at . libecty,to set. up fbr themselves, and who . purpose prosecuting, trade .in any - . one ; or in ail the above stated branches combined, few opportunities will again oecurSo well calculated to insure progressive Affluence. In the same Township are several of the most delightful spots for Coun try Douses, ‘vhicii may also be purchased at a low *Chief Rent. Enquiries will Ue duly replied to, if post- paid,. and direded to A.B. at, the Post-Office, Grantham. 4 • `CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL . FULLING &C. . . Ta he-SO by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Me.)srs. RICHARDSQN, SON, - and 'COP:- FIELD, AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immediate possession, . consisting of a very handsome modern built DWELLING HOUSE in complete repair, delightfully situated, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, and every convenience for a resnedable A WATER CORN MILL adjoining . , the Dwelling House, in complete repair, with two Water Wheels, four 'pair of French Stones, Flour Machines, &e. capable olgrind ing, and dressing upwards of forty loads of Corn per week; with large Gtanaries, &c. togethlr with a well-accustomed FULLING MILL, with five 'pair of Stocks. The Whole amply supplied with water, and situate in the vicinity of a large populous town, in the centre of a Corn and Clothing Country in the West of England, and within easy .distances of the best supplied Markets in 'England. The abovelremises are capable of very considerable im provement, and form a most eligible SituatiOnTor any person of property, desirous of realiiing or of embarking in an ex— tensive and profitable Concern, Apply {o Messrs. Richardson, Son and Corfield, No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London, who arc duly authorised to contras'}, and of whom printed particulars may be had. • To WEST-INDIA PLANTERS and Copy ofa I,;:ttcr from W. Niccolls Esq. to' 'Messrs. Ching and Butler, Cheapsido, London. HAVING read In the Public Papers, Letters ad / dressed to you from'men in digs ilied stations, expressing the benefit their families had received tram your Ching's Pa tent Worm Lozenges, I- was inducvd to write Messrs. Daniels and Co. Merchants, London, requesting them to senitme a few boxes for t rial upon the Negroes I hilve on a PlantatiOn in this island: upon. their arrival i began to use them, and havelounclthem\ myaritfbly efficacious. . I feel real pleasure .in making this acknowledgment of their .merit, nut only in cnmpliment to you for so :sappy a disco Very, but to engage all Gentlemen Planters in the West Indies to adopt. the use of titem among their Negroes. have never yet known s 0 ,readY, safe; pleasant; or so 'efficacious a Verfnifuge..Tott have my permission to make this Letter public. Your obedient, humble Servant, • • •. NICCOLLS. Martinique, June !Soo.. - • Sold at Ching and Butler's General Medicine Warehouse, No, 4,.cheaPside, near St. Paul'i, in boxes at 55. lialf-bOxes as. gd. and five boxes in one at a gutne4 each.