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• -1 • N J , 1•..7 a A ,• I • A .. ,VT'z'. ' N •; t • 11 V'A l A , , h• , , •-,,* *'C 9 . 1 0 c ;,, ', , - . , -....,.., ~..i .., 4 , '‘. ,- '-''. 4,1' ' 'a.rti'fir • i pt tit: ..._'..- • ''' • f -~~ h~~ .~ "r NUMUEL 3`799•) MO NDA Y t NOVEMBtIt 1 9, 'lBO4. [PRICE: i',IXrENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURy,LANE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. x 9, 1504.. Their Majesties' Servants will perform (7th time tins ' - Eratoo) a Comedy, called • - THE SCHOO L. FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. MATHEWS ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. DOWTON'; • - Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. PALNIgit; Joseph Surface, Mr. 13AR Y.Y11 , 1 0R E; Charles Surface, Mr. ELLIsToN; Crabtree, Mr. SU F.l"l` ; Careless, Mr. HOLLAND ; Rowley, Mr. PACKER ; •• Moses, Mr. WEWITZE R ; ' Trip, Mr. DE CAMP. • LaLy Teazle, Miss DUNCAN ; Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Maria, Miss 130YC E 1 • Mrs. Candour, Misi PO PE. In Ad 111. a Song by Mr: DIGNUM..' • To which will be added a Farce called THE APPRENTICE. VVingate, Mr. WALDRON, Dick, Mr. BANNISTER, Garde, Mr. WEWITZER, Simon, Mr. SUITT, toxes.6s. 'seco n d Trice 3a. Pit 3s, 6d. Second Price 2S. Callery as. Second Puke ts. Upper Gallery is. Secolui Ince 6a.—No Money to b , : Re:A:rm.:o 1 14 e*A 1 . 4 r tile Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the -110x4)11lee, in Little Russell i sthr e ztast an et„ i T he Doors t o b e openedat begin a half past Six. ivant Rex et It ele.ina I . o.lllC o rroW (Ist time this Smsen) the . Play Of Lovers', vows; after which will be produced (for the tst t i mes ) an uperati c Pi ece, in Two Ads, called Matrimony, with new Scenes, Dresses, and DecOotions. On Wednesd ay, the Comedy of As You Like It. A New Comedy, in five Ads, and a New Melo nrarne, are in Rehearsal, and will he speedily produced. • This Day was published, price gs. in boards, The,yourth VOluiric (which concluties the Work)'of TREATISE on FEBRILE DlSEASES,:in eluding Intermitting. Remitting, anti Continued Fe. , yers, Eruptive Fevars,; Inflammations, Ilatmorrbeges, and the ProthiVia ; in Which an attempt is made to oresent, one view, whatever; in'the present state of 'Medicine, it is requisite for the Physician to know respe6ting the Symp. tops, Causas, and• Cure of those Diseases. With Experi mental Essays on certain Febrile Symptoms, QD the nature of Inflammations, and on the 'manner in which Opium and Tobaccoa4 on the living Animal Body. By A. PHILIPS WILSON,, M. I). F. R. S. Ed. ' Fellow of the Royal Cpliege.of Physicians, Edinburgh, Vic. 'Sold by Cadell and Davies, Murray, Crosby, and Co. Cal low, London Cox, Borough and Bell and liradfute; Edin.. I burgh. • . Of the' same Booksellers may be had the Three preceding Volumes. This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. LETTER. to - the FREEHOLDERS of MIDDLESEX, containing an Eltantinationtlpf Objeaions nude to the Return at the Close of the late dlesez Eleclion, and Remark:; on the Po.; itical.Oharat*.e and ConnexiOns of Sir FRANCIS 130 RD rl' - r, Bart. ToAMATEURS. and the CURIOUS inthe.FlNE ARTS. • TO RE DISP.OSED OF, "At a Coniiderable Loss front the Original Cost. • TH' ► imist Valuable. and ijakoi cotLncTrum of PRINTS and DRAWINGS that .-,duced,•• consistingiol— • Forty-two Of The Lodgcs of Raphael in the Vatican," . Three of The Stanzas nt Kaplntet. ••• Si*, at The frescha Paintings of D;tto, in the Villa Dori/. • Six Prints of the Caraoci Gallerv' 'in the Farnesian Niare at Rome. The Aurora of Giteriino, in the Palace Ltidovici..- Twenty-two Prints of the, treseho- Paintings of ;lercula:- penal. Fourteen Drawings of the Vatican Gallerk, such as it was halite the French strioped 42; all. highly and superbly cu. lourtal in the style at Miniatires, and must every day become more valuable, the Originals betng nearly all destroyed dur ing the stapeof the French at Rothe. Such a Colleklion, perteCtly complete, and in high pre. servation, has perhaps never beck offered in this Country they are worthy a plate in t:re first Qabine in the Kingdom. To be vizwed at W. LindselPs, Bobkseller, in Winapole street, Admission One Shiliing each Person _ By AN A I'TENTIYE' OBS E I(VE k lt. Printed for T. Hatch:ad, N 0.19) Piccadilly; Messrs. 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" The name. of this Author has several times appeared in 0 .1; pages, and always, we laelie,ve,..aceompaniett with com , mendations of her diligence, ingenuity, and good principles.. There is something in the Plan-of the ,present little IVotk particularly pleasing: Mrs-. Hanle has evidently . examined many historical and other works, to find materials fur her purpose, and appears to have r:eleeted them with judgmes.t. It is with great pleasure that we mcominend Work; the, design of which is so sensible, amithe execution so satis, faelory."—,British Critic, April 2. INSTRUCTIVE RAMBLES- through London and its Environs. I3y Mrs. Hehne. Complete in One Volume, price 4s. hound. • 4, We are always pleased at announcing a Work designed for Children, when, like this, it copiously 'blends intrarna .tion with amusement. Much topographical •and historical knowledge is contained in these Volumes, mingled with per tinent.redeclions."—Critical Review, January 1:79g. This Day was published, In One large and elegant Volume, 4to. embellished with Fifty-four Copperplates, Tthirty-one or , which are beau tifully Coloured, price Three Guineas in boards, , TO I3E sot-p QY AUCTION, IN LOTS, __ IVIODERN LONDON; being die History, and Present 'State of the British Metropolis, faithfully 'ill horn .tnelnost authentii; h!itclials, and illustrated with aseries•ot trighlynishett Engravings, An avian entirely' =W. It hr been the intention of the -of it At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, in tllo.County of Lincoln, on Wednesday the sth day ot December, at ,'llircuo'Clotk in the Afternoon, subject to Such Conditions .t)t Sale PS will then he produced, • , Very ..Valti4ble and Msiralite Ii'ItEEHOLD I:5 'CATE, at ( Wrangle and; Frisktry in the said County of LitlColll, distant frsm 601011 abilt“ and thes . arne•ti - ona.Spilsby,coniprisinK ser end capital Fattli, of rich table. Meadow. and' Pasture Land, einitaining its the whelelheady jici a Acres, with good Form. Ats4i suitable Farming Builitin ; ;s standing- thereon, now lett tyre. Spedable , Reins amounting to upwants of t60.a,1i 1© annum. The 'Estate may hienteted upon at Lady-day next, and part of tile Puri:lv:se-money raiimui, it tr.„qu.rvii, on security of the purchased Premises. 4.1 r. Sh4plteril, of.. Wrangle, vitt anew the several Lots, of whom Kilned prticulars way be -had, and at tin: l'eacack and 1t.3,1 Lien Inns,' Boston'; Winne. SpdsDy -; and AnKel, Wata•xt land farther Antal - nation obtained. toy ap.• plying to Mr. StophMson, Swinestiead-10d,;,-, near Boston ; or Mr. Handley, Attorney at Law, Steilrord, of both ot •wliot printed particulars may Ms.) he t has intention of the Editors of the present Work to exhibit Lontiolos it is, and to furnish 'Englishmen and Foreigners with a systematic complete, and elegant Per tbrinance, worthy of being•recelved as a faithful portrait of the greatest City in the world. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church yard; and to be had of all klooltsellcrs. Of whom may also . be had, price ss. bound in red, the Picture of London to ( IN, with Maps and Prints. . . 101-IN WILKES. THEATRE -ROYAL, CUVENr:GARDEN., TO•IVIORROW EVENING, Nov. 20, 1804, will he performed • . THE ENGLISE-I FLEET IN Th e Overture and Music entirely new, and composed by Mr. Braham. • Count de Mountfort, Mr. 111 LL; • Philip, Nlr. BLANCHARD ; Valentine, :Mr. BRAHAM, Mainmast, Mr. MuNDE ; Kelsoti, Mr. S'I'RE . lane, Countess of Itritrany,. Mrs., ST. LEGER ;' , Adria, Countesi of Blois, Mrs. IIL7 PH RI ES); ' • if:Annetta, Airs. DAV EN, PORT ; • • Catharine, Signora STalt AC E ; Isabel Mrs. ATK INS; Jaaquelina, :Miss GAL/DRY. . wurn - • • • THE WILL FOP, THE DEED. loxes 6s. Pit 3 5 . 64.- G a ll e ry q i r l ier Gallery is. , The D oorsbegin will be openast ed atllalf-past Piye, and the Per- P laces for the P oxe s t o be- ta k en ix of Mr. Brandon, at the, * O2 - °lnce, in . l-lart.;street., • • 'Pe W d th time, the New Comedy of The Blind .b e ay, 20 : main ; or, Hear Ilint ; .to which swill be added, the eof Tile Irish Alimickl-.o4.lllunders at Brighton, . vlOtt Thursday, The Cornic Opera ofl'he Cabinet. ihe Public arc respedfully Infotined, that a New Comic ra " in 3 Adis, is in rehearsal, and will very scion be pro duct!! In the Press, and on the 2,6thinst. will bs published, in rive ... elegant Volumes, Post Ocl'm, with Engravings; LIFE.. and, GENUINE CQRRESPON 'I. (ANC E and PA P FAS or JO}'U W lI.K ES, Repre sentative of the Borough of 'in two Parliame,nts, and Knight of the Shirpfor Middlesex to four Parliaments. The CUR RESPONIYENCE, and Mr. Wilkes's other unpublished l'apers,Jiave .been committed to the stiperin tendanee of 'Mr, Almon, by Mr. Wilkes's surviving and Friends, :and:consist chieny of. , • His Correspondence with Nliss.Wilkes. 2.• His. Travels in Italy. 3. His Notes on 4. His Correspondence with Mr. Cotes. s. His Correspondence with Mr. A Iman. 1). His Correspondence with the variuus other branches of,. his family'. 7. His Miscilancous Correspondence with almost every Eminent Person wile has nohrished Within Forty Years. S. His Miscellaneous Pieces in Wise and Prose, which have never before been pnblisliel. • With a Woof' Mr. Wilkes, drawn up from authentic Op cuments,. by 'Mr: Almon. Printed for, Richard Phillips . , No. 71, St. Paul's Church . - yard; by whom Communications for Mr. Almon, sent tree of postage, will.be.recelved, • • ' 'And by whom has lately beep published, r. 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Octavo. • This Do.were-published, In O n Volume Odavo, price 7s. in boards, ][..dE TTE RS • on the • MODERN HISTOICY and ) , OLITI.CAL.ASPECT ot• FUROPE ; exhibiting the Nature, Causes, and probable Conscvences of t Grin d Contest between Great qritain aod France, and the Political Circumstances of the dttlereht Nations which cqmpose the European System,: With In loreitigation of the Palitical• arici Commercial importance of Egypt, and the Consequences that might result trorn the Annexati!,n of that Country to the Dominions of France. Illustrated with Historical and Geographical Observations • SUBSTANTIAL MODEkN-13U1 LT OWL HOUSE, AT MUItTLAI , .F., SURREY. TO BE 'SOLD 'BY it T I ON, By Mr.,, ALOcK, At the Ilare and Hounds, East Sheen, in ale Parish of Mort lake, on TUESDA V. the 17th 'test at TWOVC*Cit)Ck, SWIM to suOt _conditions as shah be then plocioced,. A Very Nery.credeil FRGEHOLP DWi LLING-HOUSE with convenient tags, and walled Garden ; situate in the "High-sireet of • Mortlake , ; in which the busint, of a Grocer and Tallow . Chandler has been ,for some tiruc part. Carried on' by Mr. William Coleman, the pre3ent I,l , loricror, who is .retiring ff , ..)111 business ; comprising, on Vitt habenittit; two large rooms with a cellar and pantry on the ground tioOt, Tootny7 'shop, fronted by two Oriw w6ndows, and two conveziene • rooms behind; (in the ti, s t ttoar, lour good roonniand di clout landing, and, five rooms no. the attic ; attached to the house is a wash-house, with pump of excellent water, and • sleeping room over. Ttle above Promiiies arc'., most advantageously situated for trade, and being but a short distance front the ietVer Tlpmcs, are partic ularly eahltilate4 for -the Cool, tinincr, or torn 'and flour trade, or any pthitr business requiring room, with eon- Nein, IL:a of water carriage; they are also equ4lly Well adopt. ed for the residence, of a wincel family, the situation nAnni; remarkably dry and healthy, and the ueighhtiorhood the most' d and Tespettable. l'oss;:ssion will be given an tip: ist of fantiary next._ lly 101 IN BIGLAND., Printed for Longman, Borst, Kees, and Orme, No. 39, Paternoster.row, Of whom may be had, by the same Author, later) , pulthslicti, LET'rERS op the ST-IiDT and US of ANCIENT and MODERN pi STORY ; containing Observations and Refledions on the Causes and Consequences or those Events which have produced any conspicuous ,Change in the Ascitt of the World, and the General State efiltinean Aibirs. , Price bs. boards. " Mr. Iligland displays in this.Vralurne a well-cultivated and comprehensive mind. His stYle Is generally ‘orreet, his information ie extensive; and the many pertinent Remarks and Inferences with Which he has enriched' this Summary of . General History, meet our corklial approbation."--Monthly Review, lune ;Sq. Patronized Ind used for HIS NI A !EST Nr and the ROYAL FAMI`I.Y. Soule few fixtures (to be ye-,..ified at the time of sik) ta be - taken by the l'u'rellaser a V 1,110 he S in "Vratie may also be taken at d V duuttrn at the elediun ut tlte Purchaser. . . _ • . -• , . ~ . WINTER LOWE RY, . . ... = ,GINS DRAWING the 28th of January,' ig os . • ~ . . . SCHEME. - • , , . -1 . o f its,o oo are 42 5 ,00. - ~ N ., . • 4 .. ' 14, 5 000 . 444000 ,. -. - - 3 .. 10,0: 0 - 390 0 •• i•: , .. : , 3 - 5,000 . 1/,000 . 6 '. t,oco - 6,006 . ~..-;•. ico' . 1 . 00 . soloo 3o - 100 ... 3,000 60 . 5 0 . 3,000 6,1 5 , - .20 - usi,noo ~,„ 2 5,00 c, Tickets ~. k2coono i .r . , -kETs inct SH AR FS arc selling at every Licensed ...Ottery Offi.' ' .e Ilair ' Pr ice ofTicket - - ! CA 7o _ quarter ' •• _, -, -,C9. .1 o I Eighth - - - L. i' 7 6 - - " ,111. n • ' ,414 o 1 SiXtCellLii - - -. I. 4 0 4 i k • - rues of tne , late Lottery taken in Exch a n ge f or c els 4nd Sharei. ......,... - - ADyEit..IISEMENT., , . ' .1.;14 Persons having any Demands against Mr. A ,. EPWAR"D IE FF ERY, o f Pall-M a ll, Boolc,eli cr , Isle quested 'to ..carry in art Account thereof to Messrs. PArkes and Winter, No.f Ot3 , Essex -court, Temple, (-Ai r he lore the toth.day o i I . ll4trillt NCiretribcr, .that the o same ti laY 116 settled. . ..10.W EXIIIRITIQN, it. 'WARD, by the recommendation of his til7:Friend& and many distingitished Atnateuri of filo 4its, has been induced to solicit public attention to his Pieture of the sakrENT of C PYLON, which, on account ofitaxreat magnitude could not be admitted into tha Royal Academy. This Pidure', with a vast multiplicity of Others; In various styles, all painti..d by Mr. Ward, may now be seen ' togektk't, at No. 6, Nor/mart-street, Oxford-road, every day front Eleven to 'Four o'clock, S un d ays excepted. Admittance One Shilling. T' 'MAYFItI , D 'PLACE AND MANOR. O BE LE TT, UNFURNISHED, and entered .., lipon imm e di ate l y, the MANSIUN-HOUSF. tog !lie' . with' the Mahar; Plantations, Paddock, and F athi , late 1p the occupation of Sit Richard hard (Aide, dcceas.:d, siiMate at VPington, in the County of Kent, fourteen mires from 11,,,tt1i consisting of a i;ooti Family NOUS; with excellent Z. 14, 74 Coach-bat:sp, lc itchert Garden ; captaining about j,'Y'Acres of Pasture, and about 150 Acres of Arable t'''''d, besides ii Acres of excellent Meadow and old Pas. ure, and between t.fo and 'Li& AM - es of Wood Land. 1 e , 1*4 House and Paddock may be Lett with or withont the v," t "The Labd; the Futniturt and Wine taken at a fair Ap flaisem,._t. b Furth'ner particulars . may be known by inquiry at Messrs. SP r Y• BB ld Cope's, Papet.buildings, Temple. tinge he Premises viewed by Tickea, by applxing to Mr. Wa- Surgeon, at St. Mary Gray, the adjoining Parish. ~....,_. 1 -----------.....-------- • b e WoNDFP rut, EFFP.CT of STIRACIA's ITA. LIAN OILS for the GROWTH of HAI It. Obaalt III ) ' • N a Voyage from the East Indies I lost all my , 11h Y Hair two years since; hut Wigs being then worn, , h I , I; t little about it,' till last Christm as , see i ng a Letter its f i 6 nl an old Centleinan , in thc Newsp a p ers , w h o h a d vii e l li Your Stiracia's Italian 0;lt for making the Hair , gtow, to .' 8 0 much success, and l ong }l a i r aga i n being quite the ThZ 4 4.) Was, desirous to try them myself, though I had not ' tditil, as my Hair wa s never a b ove an i nch long. I hsv, leitg,talielpleasyira to a ssure you that it is now four inches -abou t hl abou t t'e' in a queue. I al so h ave a H orse t h a t was fi re d b o a month ago, and the Hair has covered the place. You I app 14 " libtrty to make what use you please of my Name i eevoniversally known ; au i am, dear Sir, PAU% To ?"-Illiere-PtaCC, Aug. 1, iSo3. i • S M I "I —'l \ ).,1 0 "ellasi, at the Proprietor's house, 'Wholesale and tet:3 l • ste49•l•Newntan:stiec, 0 x ford-:st reet • ,tnid, by Isis 0 ppairn : 4/ 41 1.. °litY at Mc. cotaink's, Cornitil i t ; lliai n s' . Pa" al 1 atid lininplireys', Uxtord.street, at is. per Pot, or ~.. 41. per d t p r i ClZen• Mot less than hall a dozen at the whole -a, This Day was published, By 1-1„ R. Symonds, Paternoster:row ; J. Mathews, No. vB, Strand, London and sold hy- all, Booksellers-in Town and Country, an crime New and IMproved Edition, consist ing of nearly 300 Oliges, in one Pocket Volume, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, Kite 3s. Only, of COLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, Ad. vice to both Sexes.in aw variety of Complaints. To which is added, x Dissertation on the Use and Abuse of Cold and Sea Bathing. The hidden sources of Weakness and Debility with which thousands are unlined, are herein laid open, anti the means of restoration to the blessings of trealth and StreNtli, fully and am ply communicated. The Disorders peculiarly incident to the Female Sevin every situation, are also expatiated upon,. together with Ad- mice to both Sexes, for those :secret Infirmities of Nature . which delicacy often forbids to disclose, even to' the nearest Relative ; comprising a Treatise. on I.einale Dise.ises, Ner. vous, .Hypoehondrisc Consumptive Complaints, &c. &u. And as Nervous end Hypochondriac Complaints asernuch more prevalent in E , ,irope than is generally imagined, attend ed with many dreadful and siartning symptoms,- which cer tainly claim assistance, and tint, as is too generally the case, derision or , contempt; the' AulhotAtaii been verfa tten: ive to their method of Cure ; and he flatters himself; from the otil servations he has made, that the preitnt is as good a Trea tise on those Diseases a s any extant. _ _ _ The tender-Fernale; by natureAettined to be the preserver of the human. race, is, alas f liable to many natural indisrka.: sitions, which render her condition truly wretched tt u un equal, when compared to the Male. For whatever situation of life• she is placed in, she seldom enjoys a perfecl state of health... If she enters into the wetlied stare, even iron, that source or plossuG: 'something bitter arises ; and Pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing.' sickness, lee. It - she re main single, site will scarcely be able to -avoid: labouring under some infirmity, because she is " a stranger to a mu. ther:s pang:;." . , What can be of more importance to a Female, than to be properly 3C quainted with eget) , symptom to which she is pe. CU 1 :atly liable ? And bow to condita... , 'herself. in such 'cir cumstances, -without wounding her delkacy by a disclosure of her fears or her apprehensions, to the rude scrutiny of pre-. tended friends ? • N. If. The Postage of all Letters to the llodor intik be paid, and tos. 6d. as a Fee, enclosedfor Advice, The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-1;1)110'4;1ms, and • Ali. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health,'' -- are Sold by Remnan!, llarriburgh ; R. Ilach,• Pearl-street, New-York . ; Mathews, . Nu. ts, Strand, London t, and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory Bir minghatn, Knott cid Lloyd: Bedford, Smith ; Woodford, Simmons; Bury Sr. EdniuncPs,,Dingle; Clieltenhotta, Set. don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Covent ry,, It ol lason; Colches ter, Ktymer ;•• Canterbury, Simmons t, Carlisle, ollie; Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar t• Chester, Pool .and Son ; Chichester. Plullipson ; Cirent.tster, Sinith; Chippenharn, Combs ; Dublin, Keene,. N 0.16„, College green; Derby, Drewry; •INtrham, Pennington.; Dover, Reales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, - Virtue -, Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson Erliohutet,; Smith, North Bridge i Exeter, Trewhian and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Cloitoes ter, Pitt, Walker ; elasgow,.lvl , Doria h l Met. eatitile Gazette ()Bice ;-teeds, Holmes ; Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinton; Lewes, Pitt. Manchester,. Thompson; cvlargate, Rowe .; Maidstone, .Walker ; N4arlridrough, 'Harold; Newhury, rut ler,. Atlee ; Neweastie, Walker,-.llodgson ;.• NOrttramptun, Dicey Nottir.ghani, Burbage; Norwii,Jl, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford, letieb ; k lymuuth Doek, Ffoxlaud ; I , teading, South. awl Co. ; Rochcon-r, ington ; Preston, , Sergcrit ; Shrewsbury, b.`ildoweb ; cttit a:rpton, Baker ; StailorS„Morgati; StAmforti, N,-,‘c uiltb Sunderlantl o Bray , ; Salisbury, 'Col fins'; Seari•;brough liay. ley; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbridge V; el 13,' S crrang ; Wells, Evill ; Weyntouth, Wood t Windsor, Illakeney ;, York, vi,i stert h o rm e , , mld by all Venders of Gentgrie the United K4 1 4 '410111 . • • - • ---- - HARDY's NEW.INVEN BLACKING PO WD F. R. The inconvenience of the Blacking now" in use, is not ooly that the Beauty of the Leather is defaced, but that its Textste is utterly destroyed. The contrivance now recommended to the Public is the result °fit series of Chemical hxperiments en the nature of Animal Substance employed, anti the Ingrsdients by which the filafes and reti. sulation :nay be most, successfully preserved in that dense, yet pliable state, in which they acre delivered from the hands of Nature. The positive qualitrea of this compound are, it softens the Leather, repels the Water, withstands heat, pro cures the finest let, and gives, with half the usual trouble, a most elegant lustre to Cattouch Boxes, Boots, Shoes, Las thes' Clogs; Sec. Its negative qualities are, that it neither soils the fingers, stains the fittest Silk or Muslin, : and has no disagreeable smell when attest upon either by heat or moisture ; Boxes at ts. and lA, 6d. , .'The only. Blacking that retains its Glass; arid that does not smear. Also, a MiXTURE, in Bottles, at 3s. that will, by once using, takeout I iik and all Stains..tront the Boot , Tops, m ooring their original Pale Colour, Which may 'he preserved by the use of his reast. at Is. 64. and I.tquid for those of a darker colour, in Bottles at ts. —N. B. It the Cream is used forthe Boot Tops when the Leather is new, they will never stain. Sold by the Proprietor, No. 3, Bstronl's Inn,. Holborn; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Chittcn-yard ; Ilencirie and Son, Titclipourn-sttect ; Howard an:[ Limg-laire ; and most Boorma 'kers, Pcriumet4, tiuolc.litAlcrs, and Venders of Metsicines, in Town and Country. • N, B. The o.ellteme 4cre signed " ROB f. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CILARING.CROSS. K. WILLIQH, late PhysiciAn. to Saxim Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopaedia, Treatise on Regimen and Diet. Letter on the Virtues of the Yellow Fever licinedy, Ire. Oce, approves and tecorrunends to the immediate notice of the Public at large: (mt those in particular who are gain; rothe West Indio'', America, or any other part nt the World, that may be,. or have been subject to Pestdential DiseaSe) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's WarehouSe i : N 9. 40, Charing.crois, London, to Prevtnt and Cure the Yillow Fever,. _ . The twist positive testimonials from professional men, and other reve.:table persons, may be se.nr tit painphlets, ,, to behad, gratiS, at the %Warehouse, which nut only prove, in the fullw manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in mit most teadful Modally the Yellow Fcver, but 'ako that ttis apt casy, sate, pleasant, and certain rtawver ut Health a but chotate, _ 7. 7 iiieabove invaluable Article - is sold in Boxes, with full Pirediona (sanctioned by Dr. W't 4i., en in case ut an at. tack orany kind of Fever, at One Guinea ouch, sufficient for one Person for Twelve Month:4- SECUR,ITy TO. THE .PUBUC. MO prevent Fraud, the Hon, the Commissioners of His Majesty's Stamp Office have granted permis sion to Dr. Dracm, to have his name in full length inserted on the Stamps of his Mclicines, vii. Wm. lirodtim, No. 0, Aihion-sheet, filiciariarscroaci, to imitate which is The Medicines are not genuine unlesss the at n.sine is on the Stamps. A certain Preventive of many Disorders.. —Nothinit bo inginore wantlint it this season of the year than a portfier of the blood, that wallet :dually eradicate thdae .etuptious which now generally make their appeoranee on those who are affiiiird with a Ss.orhotiv Complaint, it is .with infinite pleasure We announce the micros ths liar attended the uihnhlitfration of the liotauica Syrup. Anot itqr triOtive fOr us to present this Address to the l'iiblie is, the knowledge that it % L c botanical Syrup is ',Aril in time, it will i?NvgLit th9Sq severe fits of ilinvis wh4 ft always provali this aid the ensuing MOYAW. The 11;)tanicjal Syttip afAttually cOrcs Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrohholous C.omplaints. The many thousand cures performed by this inva/uable divine may ho read; y sett in the and Bath P.pers. The ltotimieal Syrup and ,Restorative Nervous Conl4, to be had at the kiuuse, • No. '9; Albion-strut', Slackfriars'... road: B.—A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Snn of rir. SW t 10$;' Feltow of the Royal Caliese of 1 . 1 hyt.ii4ians, LtnOon,), may be coLsititiAt from ten ‘4ll three,. or by lutier, containing. the un#ll Fee. A. kite Vuinea guntaizi Six at 2m 'To be vietved frith tickets only, which limy be ltd at the Bult.in.Tun, Heet-strcet, and Tones Coirre-h ,use, C9tn hill, London; at the Hace and Hounds, Bast Sheen; Inn, Kingston ; . and of the Auctioneer, God,dthing, Surtt.y. Foe further particulars, .apply to Mr. Coieat ut, uo the prrinises ; or to IVOod, Salicitur, Cod4lttling. The Public are respetit'ull , that the of the above etellliti4l.4 s tick Was to ti.tV4 r ik.oll ittAi., , C on. Tuesday the x3tit inst. Is pttt Off until the 27th Apt. * To 'l'llO lAS TA y. No. 0, ,New bridgeZtreet, Lood,.n. • • Honoured Sir, •-• Ediribur ) 9l, March IS,.,itot. leaVe to infant) that ci•lt inct the rear r 79 9 , I have been atiticterl .. with, the L'llos rea ; wii Lit tiorri it. obtioz , tt , :i.y ot Alcdiciric prescribed. ~by the most trlittlic;ot., , Ctif,:. nntlerpiing several severe ours.s ,b , iiivatiori, and twice discharged horn the tio.,pitai, dii4 little r.,1•,‘,t, would appea to be ol the mast uly,;tcratei hiatbr,e;';lre the sprint; of last year fn uisUrder `,, nea;ly , to put a period to iny,e,ijstroce 1 lcito ;4. lar4e.lan.er • tits the crown of iny head, •one on each arm, and my ;,•gs were broke ostrsin a frightful inannti ; rh o i t funkpainful, .utc l h a dhe..n i n a shit'. of ul..er,icior) for the last :seven )(OAT'S .* * 4iiy..1411 hlttl irlS obit's o two large 'mit's tin it, was: very muc h iliscoloirred, anti rave mw such eK,..ctitiat ing pain, partieularly,Wheil ivarrn (k .„ Irrive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I r.‘eozn. !Wendedby Mr. .1. 'Thompsoo• ho reccr:v't i.tielt ii cure; by ahem here), to rake yolir I,e.dic4 . • I'ii.s, whieh I b6gan to do on the ,tith of May ; in the eours of a fortni z tlit, I began to receive b,metit —id little I n iure thin a month, the ulcer's on ray lievtl and antis were healed—soon atter, Ill* sorts on :ory legs healed also leavil*, however, consiuerable tliseoluitraiion in t h e .skin, anti pain in the boneof the left, which, by the 'dies. smug of God, and persckteranix in your inva luable Nleditine, subsided the nodes dispersin i .,, the skin resaiiiir% its reaturel hue, acid the tioZturnat t;rad,Jaily I thus beeanic, by your liberal advice and Nit. I mo t rain my Firmer coniplaints— have n•coverett iny for Mer spirits anti strength, and am be.. come •tai, in. Nvhiert stare li,iving4,:notio tt e i t, man y mouth; to tie e of lilt who linov me,. 1 ma at to express 10 , 1 gr.t:ittalu t but he 4 for the tuod. of other %uttering ~ mortal t, to make this no , - oase 1";14)111., - as possible., its 1 shill ott th,c,„„ t „ i , ; in so tl ! nut;,. yam will 'greatly obliite, Sir, smil obedient, very Ituitlalz serv.iut t X.' K $ wan'i High:tit reet, Ealabuirch. , Witne.*ses to time above. our; TtiostPsoN, Ho. 3, New Voir:try Nfatket ; ar , .l 101 l ~M'lra rclsit, W.t..1 • Prt:parC-ci amid Soh" MICIN A§ I os,, ,if ttt.i rku)..4l l t Jj t'lll'l,, at hii it,ol-:e, N. , . ,; r„, Ii otre,altar.r cuitt.cavt. or too: shirt! yc ! ,,r, 11l a I}ra'etit:e. p.141.14.LL1.441y , ; 'Yellen/al Quitiptainis „, Ge,t, s lati.)l l , gills tim.tt mtririlAbtt; sun„;(tcy hi; ptaf ms,i. ti she' , 4ld alwAys oil , LI ye jai L...,;( , 11 11,;,tt4'14,hittl,4t1t, time 41,1 ;ritulto,,.ll • io.irtomisters pervnis Moipora, , ;;; eiireented, by 4 , ftiOro,ll 4.tain atfaitaible an,i void ',fill ..k1,6 , ) 3 5q1(1; hut ..i.,lm.ointtimeot, 1,1 - the r , ;llVellienCv (.4 l‘vifig, at a diStaoce, 41, thi! i eritlincr•.s, Nu, 3i, Sr. Alba.'s-Street,' ; T :; 0 , 1 , 3 , () 1 ,. tori,Sticct ; Mr 1)i)h.);- , tigte, , .,. sheet Mr. SttQlts, 13ir. ,1 r N , , !c1 Tqw‘r. ; M l . „ Mae:. &maid, Glasgow ; ; an.f by one person cvt. ry con, I re . • Wtd, in Ilccs ccf c , r , ; . , waia f 4,11 . .hill,.hill,. ;., ~ t sex may , ir.rrethernsclveli .a.r.l•4..ity.ty. • • N.'liv_rylit) soft In Cire:,c is scaled rep with a Stamp, on w.hicti, by „pi,v4er CU:nltliSSt t n , e r* ms • pribted.. at the t:tatn; , - , )l.tice—" . Taylor, No, cm , Neve ir.ol44te i'elony, anti ail others . . mere Tit mterteits.