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=J .._ _-.~ - '~~G I /~~L, • NUMBER -P - l.] fr• D THEATRE-ROY. IM:4 1 - - LA 1 TO-MORROW EVEI , ekt - o¢ be perforthe4 2 THE 'JEW. Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr. POWELL ; • Charles Ratcliffe, Mr. BA RRYMO RE ; Frederick Bertram, Mr. II LA ; . 5a Sheva, Mr. BANNIST jtin. ; • c, P • • . .Jabal, Mr. SU ET T ; Mr. Saunders, Mr. MADDOCK,S ; /0 • Waiter, Mr. EVANS • • I ' Mrs. Ratcliffe Mrs. SPARKS' ; 7 E Eliza Ratcliti;, 'Mrs. YOUNG ; • . ♦ Mrs. Goodison; Mrs. MAD DO ClcS. i n'iter Which will be performed. first time, -a new Grand Al legorical Pantomimic Speaacle, - called. • CINDERELLA ; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS-SLIPPER. Produced under the - DireCtion of Mr. BYRNE. - The Principal Charaders by Mr. BYRNE, Mr. G RI MAL DI, .Master BYRNE, ! Miss Dlf. CAMP, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mi.s.s TY RER, Mks B. MENAGE, Mrs: BYRNE. The Overture; Songs, and Chorusses, entirely new, compos ed by Mr. KELLY. . - With entirely new.r,;-,d4sign e d and cketutedAy , Mr. . GPEINWOOLI. And new Machinery and Decorations, under.the thrention of Mr. !OHNSTON. Jordan On Wednesday, The Marriage P rom i se . ; E mma; M rs . !•k - ,- On Friday, the Coniddrof As You Like It ; R osa li n d, Mrs. Jordan. _ :a•- A new Comedy, in Five A az, caned T,he Soldiers! 41Aiign.- ter, is in preparation, and will be prriduced as soon as possible. • LAW. • • • ANTED, -7 4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, as ' W. an ARTICLED C LER.K to a ailicitor of extensive P.tl6e, 'hoaided in the FaMilj7,- ana every at htion paid to. hi s - Improvement. .Tactlatter part ot time he will n an oppottunity. of serving in Lond,)n, by Whieh.be will ate per feeidd . iii a knowledge or-the Prolessioki to enable him to pradise either in - Powneor Country; and a's. the Morals and am iablen(,'Sl of Dispos)tion of . the Young Gen, tlentan Will a considerationt-with the Advertiser, a Xlonth's will he required before his artich:AL A Pre - : miurn- not less than: Tiirce Hundred Cuia•as. will be ex_ peeled. • :lone r I ‘thiress •by ',otter to T. N at Mr. Edge's, taw S:a, , eur sitor-street• Chancery_ lane. • , ETRI DC; E's INN, -YORK. T "MA . . (Late R . it , initosa!sl . . . S ETRIDGE, f n'tn . curpi)er . ta9d - House, c: Pall-Mali, London, begs to Inform . the_Nobility and ' Gentry, that he has takerl ' and 'entered on the Inn lately kept ay Mr. ltingrose, in Blake -street; V ork, which he has fitted I t., up in an elegant and suitable manner for the Atcommotla . ti9n 1 of Families- and Gentlemen : h therefoie ii•Cprihly solicits ti' r' their Support .and Patromige, a 3 they - may be'assured that . the most strict attentton will be , paid to those who favour ; 'inn with their countenance. . , i ' The Stabling, Coach-houses, and Yard, are equal. to any 1 q ..in-the North of England ; and .being -, at a short distance from die douse. th e Inn is rendered still More d,greeable for the accommodation of Families. .. "Ur Good Po c Post Chaisc, able Horses,. arid careful Drivers. - . . 3 ,. • STAT E LOTTERY, 1803, ~ B EGINS DRAWING she 'h of JANUARY 9 , • - • 116 4.; •. , scHEME. • . No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 of k 20,000 i s k 4; 000 , . , • . • 2 , -. • 10,000 . . . 20,0450. ~ • . 2 ••• 5,0. c, - ~' , Iq,ooo 3 - 2 i30c00,0. .. 6,0ci0 - •- • 6 - . o - - 6,cao 3 0 - 500. - • . 5.0,0 o - ...., - .1,..... --- • 50 , ~. 100 .• 5,000. • 5,000.- ioo-' ".- • 5O • - ' -6 ,325 - 2a - 126,,5p0 . . . ..---,... 26,0c0 Titkeft . Z2 27,500 ~ FirSt-draWn Ticket Seventh Day - - . 26 , 000 Ditto Last Day - -_.- Are part of th e a b o v e C ap i ta l s. TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY ..ICENSED LOTTERY-OI.FICE ; and the PRIZES PAIL) ON DEMAND. • PRESENT PRICE. Half Ticke t - - _ _ • _ C. 17 to o - - _ Quarter - 92. o Eighth - - 27 ° - 412 o Si xteent h - - ' 3 6 • , . NEXT MONDAY,' THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. nr BISH, Contrador for the present Lottery , -a- • respectfully acquaints th e Public, that the days of blowin g w ill b e as un d er : . ,Itlonda,y Tickets ' ' Tickets. . January 9 z,.600 Thursday afivary 26 2,600 IS-1tu1.4 .4Y January 14 2 600 Saturday actuary •2' 2 600 .. , .. ) a , . IN'ednesclay lasittary 18 2,600 , I nesday anuary 3 . 1 2,603 •Saturday i anuary 2.1 z,60 Thursday Febrnary z 2,6a0 guar-1,1,1 Tuesday a 2,600 I Saturday Fthruary 4 2.,6 , ..J0 The D ra‘ j v a i I'l' w . ill finish each Day about half past Three op'ciock the remainder of that afternoon . , and the intermediate • ' l, Y s will be for the Salem Exchanging of Tickets and Shares, Warranted undrawn.' . . i —Tieketa w. , ,,1. , tice : :.-, are urn , : Selling at the ,01l E s t a bli s h e d ‘trs No. 4, Cornitill, and - No. 9, Charing-crow,where at •,' e following Capital Prizes, in the late Lottery,_ were itt ' al L i ; • I' \;`) In Shar es . I Whole Ticke:s. v. - . • B ' 2 l - ,C. z0,0,J0 I Na. 679 0 - ,C.. 1000 .; 5.342 . - - 1000 1 2626 -- - - 5 00 :VI • And the Priz es p a id on Dgmand. .*f .. 1 of - i ',.. • . • 11 „ -1,4- • "T"4 4-4 I N 0 MaN DA Y, JANUARY 2, 1804. December ao3. The Corporation cf the ROYAL EXCHANGE AS SUR ANC E, do .hereby-give notice, That they have re duced the Rate of Assurance on FARMING STUCK, from 3s. to zs. 6d. per Cent. pERSONS whose A4NUAL PREMIUMS fall due on the 2;th - inst. are hereby jnformed, that Re ceipts arc now ready to be delivZied at the Company's Offices, aver - the Royal Ex - chaj!ge and, in Pall-Mall, as well as by .their respeaive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Par ties assured are requested to apply, for the 'Renewal of their Policies ' on or' before the 9th of lan. next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. • • SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Sec. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize., and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock; or While Building,Trom Loss or Damage by Fire ; aArl also for the , Assurance of, and granting Annui ties on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will he isso.d free of expence to the Assured, where the Annual Prentiums amount to Gs. or up - wards. PIICENIX FIRE-OFFICE, Decetinber_ 14, tBo3. DERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall due at Christmas, are r6quested to take Notice, that printed Receipts are now ready at the Offices in Lombard-street, and --Corneiof Spring-Garden, Charing-cross ; and in the Country in the hands ofthe several Agents. AttendanCe is daily given for the Insuring of Houses, BuiHings, Household Goods, Stock in Trade, and Merchanttize; also, Ships,in Harbour, Bargain Ships and Lighters, in Rivers and Canals ' .and Ships • Building or Repaiting,. trom LOSS or DAMAG Eby FIRE. The Rate of Insurance upon AGRI CU LT UR A 1. STOCK is reduced to Two Shillings and Sixpence per Cent. 4nd the Mode of insuring such Property as recommended and adopted by this Office, will be found on 'examination to be best culated to a11464-faciiity in Olean% I nsurancet, -as well:as to give superior Protection to the interests of the Parties in sured. GENERAL RAT,ES OF INSURANCE. CommoN INSURANCES• For Sums not exceedini 2 C. 3000--25. per Cent. per Annum HAARDOUS INSUR.AtiCk.S. For Sums not exceeding ,C. 3000-3 s: per Cent. 'rer Annum. DOURLY HAZARDOUS INsURANCES. For Sums not exceeding k. 300s---ss. per Cent. per Annum. THOMAS %VORSLEY, Sec. B. No Charge will be made by this Office for Policies of Insurance upon Sums of Three Hundred Pounds or up_ wards. . TO SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. • •1‘ IR. ALLEN, Master of the Dancing Aca-: demies, No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields,' assisted by Messrs. Matherand Tomlinson, regularly attends, and syste.: ruatically instructs respectable Schools and Families in every useful, elegant, and finished part of Modern Dancing. on the usual Terms. • Ladies and Gentlemen also of any age, who have nevr learnt this accomplishment, or not ill its present fashiorkable style, may acqthre it expeditiously. and quite in private, at the above Houses; and Young Ladies and Gent Linen, who are only in London during their School Vacations, will meet with every possible attention to_ their improvement. SECRETARY's'OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 31st December, 0303. THESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CHELSEA, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the said Hospital, residing in LondOn, or within twenty-five miles thereof, ate required to appear Personally, and Regimentally, at the Secretary's Office, in, the said Hospital, on the respeEtive days undermentioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, viz. On THURSDAY the sth January, 180 4. The Pensioners ,from the Ist and ad Regiments of Life Guards; the late Ist and ad Troops of Horse Guards; the late ist and 2d Troops of Horse-Grenadier Guards; the Royal Horse Guards (Blues); the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th. and 7th Re giments of Horse; all the Dragoons and Pencible Cavalry ; the British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. On FRIDAY the 6th January. . - The Pensioners from the ist :And Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY the 7th January. _ . The Pensioners front the 3d Regiment of. F.: , t , t Gtrirds, and tture from the tst to the t Ws Regiments of Foot, inclusive. On MONDAY. the 9th January. Those from the tzth to the 35th Regiments of Foot, inclusive. On TUESDAY the toth January. Those from the 36th to the 59th Regiments of Foot, inclusive. On WEDNESDAY the. tth January. Those from the 6oth to the Sgth Regiments of Foot, inclusive. On THURSDAY the 12th January. Those front the ooth to the 13stli Regimenti . of Foot inclu sive ; also the Pensioners from the Queen's German Regiment, the African Corps, Loyal Irish Lord Strathaven's, • Majors Wal ler's, Eliot d's, and Fish's Corps, she Queen's Rangers, Fencible Corp, Royal Garrison Battalions, Cinque Port, and Lancashire Volunteers, the Royal Hospital Corps, also the American and other Corps, with the Mi►itia, On FRIDAY the 13:h January. Those from the Independent Cernp , nies - of Invalids, Reduced Regiments of Marines, and Lette►men. On SATURDAY the t4th January. The Serjeants from the Foot. Guards at Ninepence per diem, the Serjeants,'Corporals, and Private Men who receive the increased Pension on account offli.iness; as also the Serjeants disbanded from the late Independent Companies, who receive One Shilling per day; with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late tat and zd Troops of Horse-Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners (as well- Lettermen as others,) belonging to the-said Hospital, who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from London, and those in Scotland and Ire land, are hereby required and commanded, after the2st.h of June next, and after every succeeding 25th of June, and 25th of Decem ber, 41:61 further orders, to apply to one of His Majesty's Justices of the Pence, in the neighbourhood where-they reside, and make the following. Affidavit, which the said Vlagistraty for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, • viz. - • c:.me before me, one of 1,1.1 s Majesty's Jus " tiers of the Peace for the County of • ; and made oath " that he was admitted an. Out- Pensioner of Chelsea 1-1;,-..pital, "on the day of • 17 (or 18 ), froln - The Regi " meet of • . , commanded by ; was " then aged about years, served in the Army years, " was discharged for • , and that he is no otherwise " provided for by the Public, but as a Pensioner of the said Hos " pital, and now lives in the. Parish of in •the " County of " Sworn before me, this • day of 18 . -." The. Affidavit, drawn according'to the a! , ove form, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put in a cover, and sent by the General Post, directed thus To the Right lioßourable the Paymaster General, at the Florse-Guards, London." And Couraterrarc , lieaares of the :JAIL Aflida , ..it; are to be re, served by the Oat- Pensio:,n-s respectively, to be exhibited to such'persons as shall be direeted to pay them, that they may, be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensions, are the real persoils entitied'mreceive the sane. • " And to the ,enti, that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Cheriea hospital May be satisfied that the .Pensioners are the same person,s.who have passed . their Examination, it is hereby further direaed, that such of them - who have served in and Nave been cisch,arged. ,from, any of the Regiments, or Independent CoMpanitS of Invalids, are not mention in their AffidaVits such Regiment, or. Comp?tri of. Invalids in which they served last, but the ItegiMeut, Trolp, or Corps of the Army,: from which they were first- discharged, and recommended, and re ceived at Chelsea Hospital. And as the general -Payments in Great -Britain and Ireland, at the end of the ensuing, six months,, are generaily-regulated by the'places of residence mentioned by the Pensioners who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of the Affidavits of those who live at a distance; it is hereby nrdefed acid di. reeled. that .no.person who stunt change the place of his abode, given in at his'Muiter; or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid;•and who ;nay apply for his Pension, (excepting to the Officers of • Eiccise nearest such place of abode), shall receive the same, unless it appears by then Certificate of respeCtable persons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which ' he or they could, not foresee or prevent. Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay Lists of the said 1-Impital, or 'be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall .not as agreeably to these cuders and diredions. .GEORGE RUST,., Secretary and Register. kr9l *tiirct • IPRICE SIXPENCE. This Day was published, price as. 6.1. A VIEW of the MORAL STATE of SOCIETY, at•.the CLOSE of the EIGHTEENTH CEN- Tt) RY . uch enlarged, and continued to the commence, ment of the Year 18°4. With a - Preface, addressed parti, cularly to the Higher Orders. By JOHN Iit*WLES, Esg, !Etas parentum pejor axis tulit Nos nequior'es, moat &taros • . • Progenieth vitiosioreru. ,Hor. " We are 44pable o:* moral liiikovetnent by Discipline, and how much we,want it, need -not he `proved to any one who is acquainted with the greet wickedness of Nlankind." Analogy."' • Printed for F. and C. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; I. Asperne, Cora hill ; and]. Spragg t King-street, c.l:ovent-t.antin. This Day was i:tiblistied, Handsomely printed_iii 'Oaavo.•on . a new I'ica Letter and tint: Denny Paper, Price only Six Shillings in bharcis, VOLUME 1. - • Toe continued Monthly until the Work is completed, of Tti WORK.S of the Rev. JAMES HERVEY, E M. A. Late Reaor of Weston Favell, Northampton, Author of Meditattotis and Contemplations, Thcfon and AspAsio, &c. 4c. • To which will be prefixed, A •Life of the Author, with a Portrait, and in the last Vo lume will be given a general Index: i'rintcd for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6; Sr. Church Yard. _ _ _ N. B. This Edition will be comprisca in Sewn large Oc tavo Volumes. 'the Proprietors are enabled to otter it to the Public at the low rate of Sig Shillings per Volume, or Twti' Guineas for the Set, hi consequence ut a part qf the Work having been printed before the Ate,at advance which has taken place in the course of the last tew years in the prices of Paper and Printing. The whole of this Work 064 printed oft; Gentlemen whc prefer purchasing it at one time maybe irpthetliatcly-sup plied with complete Sets at 21. 25. 111 After the close of this Puoli4tion.it is intezttd to advance the price of the remaining Copies. ....,% + .., ..i+ L "ftrlt . - ' A ' . k 7 V*-,, , ::.41 6 . 4 11 _I ~. ‘ 4 : - 3,,,,*.v-.:--, -,'- ' ".,‘ • '''.&'--' 4......,i HOUSE AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND- TO LIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Neat and Compaft HOUSE, encompassed with. Twenty-four Acres of 'Land, the principal • Part' of which is Mea . dow, with a knostex ten sive Right of. CommOn,. in the County of Sussex, thirty-five miles froth 'Llinclon, forming a most desirable Residence fora small 'Fainify, - as a Sportinkl3ux, there being: plenty of Game, and• several Pa,:ks7of I lon nits rept in th;:i.Neighbouritood. For particulars,. apply personally, or . by. Letters, post paid, 'to Mr. Thompson, Solteitor; • Westerham,. Kent, • • :HO Li DAY: PRI SET. i - TABAR F. t)t . ;11, JU V-ENIEE.LIBRARY, O. 157, New Bernd-street, has the 11011011 r to inform hi Mitnerbits Friends, and the ,Nobilitv, Gentry, Parents, arnl Instructors Of Voiltii in general: that he has re-opened his ~v ll=ltpot, is awl niu..._ll approved -Establishment for the Sale of JUVLNIL I', and SCHOOL BOOK§, i , miner the Patronage of several Persons of the highest Div ; and tliar heMas 'irk a new,all(} Yid It , bloivssortment or the best Books of Amusement and Instruction Which have appeared in the English Language. The established Character of Mr. Tabart's Shop renders it. almost superfluous for him to observe,. that no Work is per mitted to be sold in it which'is in tilt slightest degree inimical to the Interests'of Religion, Virtuths ant Morality.' Patents and Teachers may'theretine rely with confidence on his selec tion of BOOKS on every Subject" •not only: in respect to their . liteiary Sirperiofity, • but also in regard to the purity of their Principles. • ' Mr. Tabart thus_ pledges himself for the variety and for the Moral and religious charader.of his collection.; but ,he considers it as equally requisite to state,' that his prices are in every instance the lowest, whether -in the. sale - of a single book, or in the execution of more extensive orders for Schools. He has a Catalogutot Grammars, Exercises, and other Class-Books, expressly • provided for Public SeiniKa ries, n which for Credit, or for money, his Terms arc lower iittan they cOuld oe if this class 91 Books were not the sole objeCl of his Trade. - :Upon the same principle; every article Of Stationary connected with . the business of 'Education may be.had on the lowest..Teons of Mr. Tabart. For the accom modation of respedable Teachers, he tilidertakes to forward for inspedion to every part of the Kingdom, subjcd to the expense of carriage, an assortment of the best Books in every apartment of Knowledge. A Catalogue of the Books kept in Mr. Tabart's Library, 4 may be had (gratis) for the inspedion of • Private Families ; andassortments of Books are sent to any part of London, for a few hours inspection whenever required. OHILBLAINS are cured by one Application of WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, which is also the most speedy and efiedual Remedy in the world for Sprains, Bruises, kheurnatisms, Palsies, &c. 1r is pre pared and sold by R. Johnston„A pot heca ry, No. 1 , Greek street, Soho. at zs. gd. each-Box, or Bottle, and may be had of eve,y Medicine . Vender in England and Ireland: FOR TIIE STONE AND GRAVEL. SEVERAL years successful Praelice - has now • established the reputation of A DA MS's SOLVENT, for curing the above ailliding Disorders in either Kidneys of Bladder, after fruitless trials of Soap, Lime. and Soda Wit_ tars,- thereby saving thousands from the pain and danger or the knife; but as there are many persons who may not have heard - -"Of this happy discovery, the Proprietor avails himself of the benevolent disposition of those who" wish to *bear testimony of its efficacy and innocency ; among whom are Lord Sackville,the Hon. Mr. Germaine, Sir Edward Knatch bull, .Bart. Governor Lane, of Dover Castle;. 1. Shipdem, Esq. late Mayor of Deal ; Coxe Feary, Esq. aluntishatn, near St. Ives; the Rev, Mr. Molyneux, of Garboldishain, Norfolk' ; losiah Thomas, Esq. Bristol ; S. Baker, Esq. tilwick House, illagden, near Bristol ; with a great nombtr cthe Faculty, viz. Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, Mr. -Hume, Dr. Livingstone, and Dr. Stevenson, whose F.:ther - was cured by this Medicine, just as he was about to undergo the opera tion ; and recently, since the last publication, it lias.effeded a-singular and happy Cure of the Sister of Admiral Sir Rich, and King , Bart. - The Solvent is sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry,. Surgeon, ' No. 9, .Southampton-street, Bloomsbory-squafe, in Bottles of 4s. Od. its. and One G uMea,, two of which last never fail to corred the Cakulous ',thesis in the Habit, and thereby prevent the formation of a Stone iu sedentary Persons. N. B. A Treatise on the Disorder and, the Regimen to be observed., with.. Cases of Cures, may be had, price as, • GUARDIAN OF EDUCATION. Concluded by Mrs. TRIMMER. This Day was published, The Seventeenth Number, being the First of the Third Volume, with an increased quantity of Letter-Press, price as. to be continued Quarterly. - THIS VOLUME will contain a Sequel to the (]r oral Es - Say on Christian Education, by the Ecli, tor, inserted in the preceding VOlumes. Also, a Review of Books relating . to Educatior, &c. Arc. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, Noti ba, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and J. Hatchard, 1.90, Piccadilly.; . to whom Communications for this Work may be addressed, and where may be had Vol!imes One and Two, price in boards 17s. .or any Numbers separately at. is, each ; also, Mrs. Trimmer's Ab - ridgement of the Scripture liistotY Scrip. ;Ire Catechism, and bowl kvorics r . This Day was published, • Neatly printed in Four Voiumes, Duodecimo, price, in boards, 18s. ' • LEIVIENTS of RELIGION ; cothaining a sim• ii.l4 pie Dedtgl . ioti of Christianity, troin its Source• to its present Circunistances. Ind Series of Letters to a Young Lady. By Mrs. MARRIOTT. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Picca dilly. This Da' was published, Iri F one Volume Odavo, price, in boards Ss. A L INDEX to the first Twenty Volumes Of the BRITISH CRITIC ; In Two Parts Part I. Contains a List•of all the Books reviewed. Part I I. An Index to the Extrads, Criticisms, tc, Printed for F. "and C. Rivington, No. bz, St. Paul's Church-yard. • - Of whom may be had, The BRITISH CRITIC: front the commencement of the Review, in May 1793, to December 1803, inclusive, in , Twenty-two large volumes, octavo. Price, in boards, t 11.6 s . The Publication of this Work is continued in Numbers, monthly, at as. 6d. each. A Volume is completed at the end of every six Months, price in boards 135. 6d. To each Volume is prefixed a Pre face, containing a retrospedive View of British Literature, during the period the Volume contains. eotlemen May be supplied with any Numbers or Volumes to complete Sets. A4\ 5 111 ,1 ' 1,44 .I,At\x DR. NORIOS's DROPS. "I.I 7 OTWISHSTANDII\IG this celebrated IVledi -111—cine has .stood the test of near Half a Century. yet fresh proofs airs superior efficacy are Oily.experiencen. in Fevers of al sorts its reputation - is indubitably established ; but in the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers, so destructive in hot Climes, and in Complaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the expression (of a Gentleman in the African Trade), it is a divine Remedy. For its healing qua lities in the Gout, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Asthma, Consump. tions, Complaints of the Stomach and Bo‘.l,tels and its cor dial. effects in• the decays of &e. see a Vook of Cures delivered gratis, at -the'Dodor's house, No. 7,.9. Lower Brook street,. Grosvenor-square, where the Fa.n)ly Mottles, 225. duty included, only can be had, arid Ord t tirs for . .xpciTtati4a are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, price 1 t s. and as.. 9d. by Bacon - and Co. No. tso, Oxford -street, principal Vender, and by all other Retailers of Medicines. N.B. The Public are particalarly cautioned not to pur chase any of this Nledic;ne without a Certificate be%; at tached to each Bottle, signed by• the sole Proprietors, 'rho. Gale and Charlotte Moore. _ _ . A liberal allowance is made to Merchants, and those whn pui . chase to sell GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAI. , iST TF.RFLITS. None are Genuine, without having Sagat. SOLOMON, Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp ; and Ten Pounds Re ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to be-paid on convidion,• under Ad of Parliament, the 42U Geo. ill. Ch. to, before any justice of the Peace. .• TABES DORSALIS, or, the Consumption dent to young persons or salacious dispositions, is so little treated of by the ancient Praditioners of Medicine, 'as ,well as through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an adequate idea of it cannot be colleded from their writings. It is necessary, then to say, that the first symptoms of the Talon Dorsalis are easily diScerned by inyoluntary nodurnai emissions; pains in the back, as well as ellen in the he a d ; formication of the, spine ; aching pains, and weakness of sight; defed of memory, by an evtreme dcjedion Of the mental faculties; and contingent to these are gutta-serena; meagre visage ; emaciated body ; 'irregular asthmatic sensa tions ; which, preceding a syndrome ot tiecliesl complaints, ultimately (Jose thefatal eatastrophe. Try: efficacy ot the Cordial Balm et* Gilead is daily demonstrae.d, in eradicating, the worst and. most dangerous symptoms of nervous disord ers ; and nothing has tended so much to establish the of this Medicine, as its certain sue.eess in thoSe complaints whicia strike their.root so deep in the Constitution, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. The Cordial Balm of 'Gilead is earnestly recommended to all persons labouring under those cruel miadies which break out in a variety of symptoms, and for which this salubrious - Cordial is a safe and easy . reinedy, corTlfori.i4g the stomaelt and bowels, bracing the solids, anal giving ;toe to !ficiwbole nervous system. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Half a-Guinea eacn; there are •also Bottle:, price 335. contain ing equal to four • Bottles at los. bd. by which the Pati en t saves 9s. ineltidingialScrthe,Duty ; the Stamp of w,leich bears -the Pi oprietors N ame and Address, “- Sanwel Solomon, Li verpool," to imitate which is felony. N. 0: The Postage of all Letters must be paid, and a tee encloSed for advice. • f . The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A nti-I mpetiginesi and Ab , steneent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Remnant, Hainburgti ; R. 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