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wmM toil; e= t fOl3 th krt, vro. , . ~ ' NUMBER 1667.] THEATRE-ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. TO4IpRROW EVENING, jap., 29,. So , Majesties' Servant; will act pisTRESsT - mo - riiF..R, Orestes, Mr. KEMBLE Hermiotie, Mrs. SIDDONS.- ‘! After, which (ist time), a New Comic Opera, in Two 'Ads, called THE VETER AN TAR. The Overture and Music, entirely new, composed by Dr. , ARNALV. ' • The Charatters by • Mr. SU ETT, Mr. WEWITZER., - . Mr. TRUEMAN,NIr. BANNIST2k, jun. • Mr. DE CAMP; Mrs. SPARKS, Miss STEPHENS, • Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Saturday, King Lear.—Monday, Pizarro. THEATRE ROYA.I., COVE'NT.GAIMEN. P ra.MORROW .EVENINGI Jan. 29, 180 I) • will he pertbrnted, THE. MERCHANT OF • VENICE. Shylock, Mi. COOKE ; Portia, Miss MURRAY. Aftet:wllich will be pertnrmed, a.rit,ntecrnitrle EnteTtaill merit, alert, HARLEQUIN's• TOUR • Or, The DOMINION OF FANCY. The Play of The Straiver; performed last Night ?for the tir,t time at this Theatre). having been hbnoured by unbOundt4 applause throughout, wfll be repeated on Sa turday, with the new Pantorninae. On Monday, Richard the Third, With the new Panto.. On Tuesday, Tlie School for Prejudice, with ll Undo cani, On Wednesday, Mr:beth, vv,ith Paul and Virginia. A new Play, and a new Gtand Ballet Pantomime are in .prepration. . FORTY-I'TFTFI NIGHT. SANS SOUCI. 111 y the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORI) CIIAM BE 12 LA I N rl l O _ MORROW EVENING, January 29, 2!. will be presented, at SANS SOUCI, I.L'icester-Square, an Entertainment, in Two Parts, cal ird THE CAKE.HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs.• • • • • PART I. Rec.--Dregs and his Villa. •Song —Perpetual Youth. Ree.—Conjugal Tete-a-Tete. Song— the Lottery of WLllock. Rec.--A Trial of Patience. Song—Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy.. lice.- Agreeable Gem pany, Song Love aiid, Reason, Rec. .—A 11,ecOpt to 1(111 - Wives. Song The Poet and the Paper. Rec.;,-- Le Maitre de Muse. Song -The .Gtand PART 11. Rec.--The. Captain and the Poet, Song—Brother Jack. , Song— Filial .Love. --A Ref nru of iteaspn. Song--The;Sweets of Love. Rec.- The Club, Song-The Thing, the Kick, and the Go, ftet., Mess. • Scing—Jaek at Greenwich. Rec.—More ,Plotting. Song—Glat News. • . • PA R 1; I li.. . • Rec.---,ldonest Caleb... Song—ll ighgate Probation, Rec. —The Saracen' peach Song Another Cup and then. • Rec. —Which is the Way to Windsor . ? Song-- , A Little ! tWQ Doaors. Song—The Canary Bird. "Rec.4.-Bils'antrScraps. • Sort Echo. • Ree'.—Tlie Coup-de i ll race. 5011g- 7 -The Union. The whole is written, and composed, and will be . spoken, swig, And-accompanied. by Boxes O.' Are.r 3s. .Gallery 23. Doors to - be opened at Seven otlocit - ; the Perforinance to begin at Elgin. Places for the Boites to be taken •at Mr. Dihillo's Music Warehouse, Leicester- place, Leicester-square ; where may be had the Songs in tne Entertainments of Sans Sotc; ; the Novel of Hannah llewit .;- the Yetinge? Brother ; the History of the Stage, complete, in five Volumes, and every . Article specified in his Catalogue. The of rho cake-House will be on Satuttlay. The • . . the Cake.iiouse are all published, and may be. r. Dibdin' a Warehouse , . ti nUe Open Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, during the Season. oncaNcs. A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, or a small Fa. rt mily, tray Iv accommodated with genteel FUR, NISH LODG INGS, by applying at No. 8, I lenrietta strmt,'Covent-ganien. No other Lodger.ir. the House. N. B. To save trouble, they will not be lett for less than Six Months any Person wanting then for A perma nency, twill have the preference. _ LIVE ANNUITIES. DROPOSALS for raising 48,0N1. by way of TONTINE, or Securities ter Life Annuities,.in creasing by Survivoraiip,•to be divined into four distine Clubsewand to be secured (und e r the diredion of eminent Counsel) upnu Estates in the 'County of Sussex, of the Nett Annual V‘ilue of 6z•FoL! may had of, and P Baffle, arti culars reaping the 'btaiiied from, ioscrb Ward, Esq tio, is, Newinan.street,Oxtod-street' and Melsrs, 11,1aoerley and Daniel, cernetof King's Road, Redford-row • - covATRY LODGING: • NKTANTEP for Six or Eight Weeks, the Use VN of a FURNISHED HOUSE or. COT. TAG E, n or; or in . a Village; 'from thirty to fit . ty Miles 4 16 tAtt ryJill London,healthy and pleasant sity.ation. Lea:: will he punftually attencitd to; mentioning the ph o e, Accommodations and Terms, and addressod lo (1. P. at Mr. Hodoon% Stationer, corner of Wimpole and Great. 111:trykhmle Streets. tor taft:l3l:-N Ct of the UNDERWRITERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Al the Star and carter Tavern, Portsmouth on Friday thefith Feb,ruary, Igor, at 'Twelve o'Clock ' at Noon, rrHE HULL' of - th, Ship LAIRD, now lying I. in the ntud at rortsmouttalarbour, and there to be delivered. DrAIENSIOVS Length - 88 Feet, 9 Inches. Extreme breadth - 2.6 ditto, 7 ditto. ei, hthetween Decks - 5 ditto, aditto. Depth in bid - i ditto. Admeastirea - per Regiblor • ; 6 3 3 8 14 Tons. The Copper on 11,:r hottOm has been only about seven MOnths on, and she i“..oiriplattly.copp'er:faitened. The Ship may he viewed, and t , :rther Pertioalara known on ipplitation at'the Office . M indegren,-Portsmdiith. For theCONV E lEN C the 'PUBLIC 'in general, but particularly of. 01: 111,C on SE RVI :uld PERSONS on a sEA vo sim; J UICE of Ll 4 .7,MoNSjin wconcrete or civstalliz. ed state ' ben being the pure acid, part of the halt in a solid and dryfotai, resenthling in appearesce Su gar Candy. Prepared only by HENRY C.'.oli'W EL I, Mo. 2o0; Temple - liar, Fleet London; each PaL:kageNigned. by hiin4elf, and who is, permitted to refer tit the Hitheilkuthorities in this kingdoin - fur the purity of Inc Preparation. This grateful Ada, now' obtained under • tie' pre ent 011!Ntlient aati con)pletyly answers every possible purpose of fresh Lenten j nice ; and with these further advantages, that being in a dry state, it is extremely portable,-occupying very littleseorn, arid' re. maining unchanged in any eliinate, and withal; being less egpenstve titan Lemmas or Lemon juice. • . -At . Sta, it may be said to be invaltiable. itylany•nf the *trips, in His Majesty'] Navy, .and .the Service of the India Company, have, int' soirid time, past been supplied with it in .ensieletsble ritt*ltiq: - To be had of Bulkeley, Coxwell and Co. Nn. 2,4 n, ToMpleaar, Fleet-street, - London and at moarof rincipitt Towns 4t the Kingdom. HOUSES in GdWER-STREETi ENFIELD, and St. ALBANS, and at DDINGTON, mar Twicktai. "hain... • TO BE LETT, By Mr: RAINE, • A N 'Excellent HOUSE, cfompletely. FUR_ 1 - I. NISI-UT); situated on the West side of Gower. street, Bedford-square, with . epaCh:house, Stables ad joining, Aml=s4o,lllli Rooms aver, - A roomy lit) S , with Capital Offices of every. de scriptiono in' the centre of Six Acta el' Nicadow Land, ornamented with handsome Timber,' Shrubs Walks, and asaliejiit'nfe have for many. yeaitt pest tieen ocoupied by Mrs., D'Aguilar, at Enfield linchWay. .• A Modftit and handsome Brick - and Sashed private HO US B, in the centre of the Townof St. 41.4baus, or the saute will be sold. /t neat : J(OllSE,, pleasantly situated in the Village of Terldington, with, or without Citaisc-house, Stalks, artiFKitchen Gaikien near thereto; • Fir/in - raw particulars, please to apply to Mr. Rainey cy dr, in - C. liar I t te.stteet, Bloomsbury. TO Bli SOLD BY AUCTION, la Lots, at, the Angel Inn, in the Town of Ludlow, in the County of' Salop, on Thursday the toth Day of February next, between the Hours el Three apd Six • o'Cliic i k n the Afternoon, subject to Conditiona'a Sale, unless Di Soused of in the mean time by Privete'Con traet, of which . due Notice will be elven ; Very Spacious, Elegant; and Sub ,sutotial BR I G K-BU ILTMESSU AG E, ,with its Appurtenances, most desirably and pleasantly situated itt Broad-street, Ludlow, late tile Residence of Mrs. 'folder', and since of Dr. Moseley, de:eesed. The Premises, which are Freehold, and were entirely built Within these last thirty years, consist of a very com plete and convenient 11.1ansion House, in perfect repair, and tit harthe reception of a large Faintly; having on the Ground Floor an handsome Elitrant:47,llAll and Staircase, neat Breakfast-room, Dining-room .;$ tett by 16 .feet 6 nehes, with a deep Recess for Sideboard ; Drawing-roorn at feet 6 inches by tg, fitted up with great taste and etc. Kane . ; Houeekeeper's- room, Servants'. hall, Btltler's pantry, Larder, large Kitchen, and excellent Collaring under the whole; Brewhouse, with an abundant supply of Water, Poultry-yard, and other Domestic tfices, most conveniently arranged.. On the First Floor, six very hand some, .airy Bedeltairibers,, anti two Dressing-rooms t and on the Attic Story, four eiceedingly conifortable Lodging rooms, with - Back-staircase to ditto. •Also a roomy Four.stal I Stable and Coech-house, with Granary, and Hay- lofts over same, knit ail exceeding good Carden tqjeining the Brener, Walled in, anti well smelted with FrtittTrees, now in their prime. Poss*,ll may lie hail at Lady-day next.. • Lot a. 'A I' Ak M e of which humiliate rosssesion may be had, situate on Whiteliti:!, within tha distance of 4 Quarter of a Mile front •Ludlow ~, consisting of a email Meesuage, with a Barn, Stable, IleastAtou.:e, and otter conveniencies, and about 31 A. a it. to P. (more or .leach cif very fertile Arable and Meadow Land, odic kiwi ly laidotit i and in a state of high end improved Cultivation. TheA: Premises are held ter the'reanainder of a Term Of Thirty-one Yeats, of which' Twenty 7 tive were tinexpired at Michitelltiag last, under the COmmis-Aolutr,l of the Lud low Pavin g Art, , at 'the Yearly Rent of 23L, ss. od. are most abetelautly, produCtive, and would prove eat edvaii tageente as tvell as agreeable employ and aninsement to any Gentleman purchasing -Lot i, tti,iposoti to Fittnt 00 a small.seele„ • The Purchaser of these Premises will be allowed by the Corninissionera,' tat the expinttion of time- Lease, the value of :al Btoltlings-ereOed, and Trees planted thereon, during time Tents. ft. The Live and Dead Stack,. and Lruplenwrits of Husbandry on the above Vann, Sohl ton the P e- Mises) on the Mundt% of the loth of February, at Ten o'C toe:, „ For views of the respective Pre nines, applY'rot le Oc cupiers; and for further Partletilart, to - Messrs. baiter and Lloyd, Solititota, Ludiew. 8. , Tlf P.IE WE,DNESDAY, JANUAR,Y zB, CAPITAL PRIZES, Sold, Shared, and'-Registered,, by HORNSBY and Co. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. • 2 Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Pounds. t 3 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds. lg. Priies of rive Thousand Pounds. 3o Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. 4g Prizes of-One Thousand Pounds. 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY Bexiiis Drawing March 2, dor. THE, TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGH rHS, and SIXTEENTHS are now *tiling, in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms: The Money for the Prizes paid on demand, By HORNSBY & Co. Stock-brokers, At their old established State-Lottery Office (licensed pursuant to Act of Parlitunent), No, 26, Gambill, oppo site the Royal Exchange, London ; also at Liverpool and .Exeter. Corred Numerical and Register Books arc kept, and Tickets and.S hares registered at Sixpence per Number. cr.r Orders, accompanied with good hills, payable at sight or of a short date, will be puntioally attended te, precisely nn the same terms as if present.—Letterv(post paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. AlLSltares sold at this (-Mice wilt. be stamped, agree able to Act of Parliothent, with rho .Words « S Lae. wry Stamp-Office," Bank s India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, and kinds of Government-Se. • bought and sold by Conunission. ENGLISH LOTTERY. To begin begin Drawing the an of March, .rBot. 2 Prizes of Z. 36,000 4 Prizes (11 ,C, 5(304 of ' aro,ooo 6 VI 2,000 .. 10,00, 10 of • ,1,04:10 • ' • Sixteen of soot. •• . And 5z0,0001.. in. smaller Prizes DIAMOND LOTTERY Ity AE! of Parliament, to be determined by the State Lottery.. The Tickets Two Guineas each, and the Prize value THI RTY THOUSAND POUN DS) dePo4itetl to tlte!Bi,pk of England. • • .O\VIFP and 'CO..No. i i, POULTRY ton established in' the year ;759, and it . their State Lotteiy Olin:es in Dame -street, ; and Tiiiyrigi,ite, Glasgow ; are .appointed to sell the T,...kets :aid'Sttonped Shares,of the English. Lottery, and Lhe qt the Djahlond LotteryeAreeablc to Al of paotow:it,, -- Conntry CorteSpoitdcdts remitting Bank N ,:ash, good Bills, or Post—M*l9e Orders, •will. have. Tickets ar e Shires sent thent; and an account of theirAtxe4s as soon as drawn. • • Swift and Co, have been - remarkably fortunate to the Public by the sale of niany of the Capital -Prizes in the late Lotteries. lanuary 26, dbl. VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEAD DRESSES, Universally admired for their inimitable Qualities. IsEAUTY. • rrHESE Head Dresses posiess such 71'ste . 'and "Elegance, that they adorn the Handsome Of all Ages,' and Approve the Pcfeds of N,..tture or Accident. • UTILITY. They arc so ,useful to Ladies of every. Age, that they may complete aheir Head Dress in the most beecinsing style in a tew minutes. , . FASHION, . . They have the peculiar Excellence of: not being known from Nature, and are so fashionable that they are worn by the most distinguished in every Court in- Europe,. UNIVERSAL CONVENIENCh. - - These Head Dresso are so .happily formed, and so well adapted to the Countenance and Complexion of the Weatat, that the Young they grace, the iviiddle4tgod they enliven. , anititiorbidarly shoy-Ltignify No. 6, l'aviStozk.street, Covenr.garden. Un the isd of. February bc publiabat, Ip Octavo, Pricc 6(1. NUMBER I. Dedicate 4, by Special" Permiisiou, ter MS 'NI AJI STYI, Of a-NEW Ad PRACTICAL:W . O*R, entit!cd, D • S • 1 -1 11 E O METIQ -• ENC A YCLOPDI A or, . A Concise ANALVSIS of such DISCOVERIES, INVEN ROVEINIENTS, as are mon; innazdhaely'applicable. to the PurimSes of Lite: compre. !ten ling v.thati:ver•deerve.i -to 1.! , e liTiOwn, or imv uwi to .roillotqliATiONA L. ROS..PE RITI', in the various llrauchet of Rt;ral and .Doniestik; Fvonuirty : calculatc4 int the Usv PRIVATE - YAM! LI ES, but more ezpecially for - the A,:tOtranalarion of those wh'o:are .nOt inclined to purcti.Le the more voluminous and expposive By A.. F . . M. WII,LICH, MD. Author of tire — EMlttr&S - Zill cgimen. London: .Prizited for Murray and H. 114414, No. 32, Fleet- t weet; Vvinor and Hood, Poultry ; C. rtect-str.vt ; 11. 1). SyniondA,. and' Tnoma4 Hurst, temosto'-my ;, and the ,ku!)lQr. ' ' •2. CONDITIONS. . . . r, This Work, will be handsomely printed on a new T)pe, cast purposely for its and on 2 title . Dewy in. bum. • 2. gAch , Numotr .cnnta'm NiAC Sheets .0e.1.et44-presit, 4.14 Ono ut, trilr.r.Applop:;atefn layings, t)z..sids i)ceaional .Wood-cuts, illustrative of oitfereot t.;ubjeas, 3.. The whale Work - will be Completed in n least Twelve, or not ,inore. than . ,.sixtcen Ntithber ; one el' whii.,h will iPpc.ar monthly, regular Price town each. Nturibet. This bay was poblisited, . In Q.iarto,. Price as. in hotr.ls; GRAMMAR of the '..4.1•L01C LAN . • c;t;At*„ 1t which the illustrated by .% , ,ilaritito atom the be . ;t Writers; pt;ncipally,adapccd ler the.Setvice of-the llonbiltatite E:'.4t Company. The Sccen4 •pliN RICILIRDSON, EA'. F.S. A.. t 1: the Micdic Temple. t W..4harn Col Oxford. Lotiiinnt Prilited rut !k1;1, - .4 .:id No, st, i• ot no:01; Wyttne and Scholey, f' te.ino` . lter-row'• i ; Cada! and Da ; !;.t.ro„nd anr.l J. ti..nling, 141'1106-iitteCt. - Where's:lt v 1.. t: had, by ;tlia .saine Author. CTIONA‘.OI, Pf;Rsl - AN, ARABIC ; Persion anti Arabic. Two Vols. 161: 16$. bound: LICHFIELD. TO EE SOLI) BY AUCTION,, W. 11,1,1AN1 HARRIS, . . . Oil ys:,:cinesilay the .;ftli . rtlareh next,, unless - pre viously diSpetsed of by Private ..Corittael„ . .(of which notice .willAW given in dos Paper), at the George Inn, -•- • 1 , lE•IREMAINDER of a. LEASE, Sixty.. two YearS of which -were unexpired at Lady- ay last, of that large, handsome, and commodious Dwelling houSe„ called tiler It IA R lately the- residence of the Rev. J. G.•lslorbairy, , .deceased. • The House and Offices ate ail in he moat wmplet repair possible, :and in every reaped fit for the immediate reception of a large and gen tee' Family. The Apartments havc,hcen lately, fitted lip in an elegant style, .and the principal Rooms down stairs are of the following dimensions,- . viz. Drawing-room, 27 i,pet• ao feet six inches I Dinius'-roeim, 29 . feet by 2 0 led lour inches—each 13 teet. high; andllreakfast Parlour, ae feet - .by •14 fret five-inches ; the•-whole commanding a Solfrit-east and South-west view over the adjoining beau tiful Country. The upstair Rooms, six in number, are propertionably.lirmaccommutated with elegant Dressinz,- rooms, Closets, 8:c. anti there is an eat:chair Stare-room, With neat LosiginVrootns for Servants.—The Cellars, three ire number, are capacious; arched, and dry, and that appropriated to wine, divided into several bins; well eon stucted.fur the purpose. •., Tne 016. 04 0,4. 1 4 1 ipuvatia mk t vary large,•clansisting of a•well-contrived kitchen, Ilrew. house, Laundry, .weli supplied by pipes with excellent .Water, of which this House has a peculiar grant House. keeper's,room, Ilutler's.room, •Servarit's :Hail; Patent Water Clut•ess, 84c.—Acrotts the inner-yard,. largo airy ...artier, Boot-house, Pens, and a variety clothe: useful A.ppurtenar , :e.. In the Outer Yard, a large double CoaCh liotts, and fitted np, a• four-stall Stable, .whits Loft-for flay and• Corn above ; neat 'Harbes-llouser Cart-hosise, -Pigsties, Water Cisterns, fee. The Garden - is large, alut in the highest state of .cstitiva. lion; and, :together with '.a great • part of .the. Pleasure Ground being walled.round, aitiards a great extent of wall stOW plainest with choice Fruit Trees. Adjoining , to tits Garden and Pleasure. Ground, are two Fielus in filen conditia, whit_li contain • together With the pacu Occu piedbv,the Garden; about it Acres.: The abovol' remises are e‘.4tra-parochral., and exempt from all Levies, .Por's. Rates, and Tythes. Further particulars of the A iittioneer, N. U. This tiitilatit - ni is excellently well • calculated for a:Sportsman, being I.vithiii pacv distances of. must of the iitvlatrite. - CoVerts, of tordl/Prnon'., and Mr. Addeley's Fox- hounds, , • This Day was published, CATALOGIA of BOOKS for the Year tiles, containing the Library of IOHN MO RGAN, E6ti. and Port of the Libraries of. Chief J ustice EYRE, and. JOHN AIADDOCKS, Esq. Part 1. coinprises a very extensive Colledion of Com. tam, Civil, and Canon Law. • Pa:Ill. contains a Collodion of A nthmt. and 'Modem Literature, botii.New and Second-hand : forming in the whole a very choice Collcdion, which are- now, sellini; (tor Ready-money) at the low Prices marked in the Cita topic, y W. CLARKE and SONS, PtirtugaL4troet, Lin coln's-inn, London; where Catalogues may be had, prix: 14. each. (,3!' The full Value given, in Money or Exchange, lin Libraries or Parcels of Law and other Hooks.--Foreign Orders execute 1. . To TIMBER' DEALERS•and PIPE4ORIERS:. - TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTACT, 2iQUANTIT D 'ROUN;and SQUARED ELM TIMBER, of various Meteings, from 250 Feet downwards; the whole lying with in four Miles et the RiVer Thames, a Mite and Halt of the Bath goa d,, and two Miles of the RiVer Kennet, which is navigable. Further Particulars may be knowit by - applying to Mr. Crookford, Englef34ld, near Reading, Berks. MONTGOMERYSHIRE TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, in the Course at' the ensuing . Spring, Q EVERAL THOUSANDS of Capital OAK TREES, chiefly adapted to Navy Purposes, and now growing in the Parishes, at PORDE N , BE S, N EW. TOWN, and ABERIIAV ES', in the said County,,and on Lands very convenient for Converting: - The Trees in I' orden are within two Ali lesi.arl those in Pettws and Newtown within Ave Miles of the,Moritgo tuvrysitire Canal, .by which the Produce may be convoyed to a navigable Part of the Severn, or to the Elletanere Cowl, and by the same. to a commodious Place for the Chester and Liverpool Markets. The Trees in A berhavesp are distant about ten Milet'frord the first mentioned Canal, to which there is a level good Road,or the Produce otthou May be delivered at Derwyntas ) .on the River pnvny, and there shippod for the dittigt:nt foes in England or ,Ire. land.' Particulars will be advertised citrly in March ; unless the • Trees shall be previously ,disposedot by Private Contrad. Further information on the sukfeet may be had (by Persons cutnini-;ioned to treat as Principals) of Mr. Evans, Mor. vilt-ILill,nea r Bridgnorth ; 'or (Whir. Colley, Cefng wi fed, LIM NONLOWiI. January . 59, !Sot. rb.. Y, Z , ' ... , > c 1 , .C.„ a. 411 1 , ; • ...... , v ...4.., • * . .„„,...,•., 4.1 , 0 v,„,, v., ,41,1" k i , , ........_ : „.....-s, - •....-- - , ---... I, ~-,--.... - ~ ; ~..-:.- 4 , .., 1 . . [PRICE SIX PENCE. , t) Y . -- - ii;i'l' 1 ' .A.N ~ . IT ii Mileh to Ile tc.gre.ttedi hut indisputably certain, tact litany persons at .`)gilt sows. ate deterred . /rem eimrin : g into the married itale lay secret infirmities, w!;;,•11 (kilt: Icy ii,rhirla them to tiiselese 1 arid ilia: : are not t few who, being already Married, iir.: rendered miserable for want of those tender phixiir c es of mutual lave. ~ t'il'o7att whi.,:li haltpiness 'wads i;tare is at least ~. .e0 pr....catoila, rt h a s lA:eil ascertained beyond. a &Ink, tot : ~, t ts t. iru inn» stances a:. oce.asioned by general or pidr;-41 , : i , !-stion or weakness in ei th et lex, at,d it is etfeally C , -ftl that the gcrittioe A ROMA:IIC 1, 0 Z. it N (l ES 0 V ..z 'TEL are Ihe best, hoot the only remedy ev.adisLovere 1 it,r ties species of debiliq, When taken int./ the stn:a..i.ii, ihq imme diately, dissolve, anti iiitlkise tlicnistl: ,:s I.ii , : a %%your' through every pun?, producing cracks a:. cni e delightfl, Aitiotary,, - „and permanunt.—W heir the spa& or lite 'oeght.i to groyietto; thc'eircul,trioli lani;tihi l one thotaetilties para. , Iy4rd, these I.4Senges ..r.: leund tagive tone to the netvt..„?., . . . exhilirate tl4 aniitial spirits, itlViXorate 04 body; ;Mtn:. animate the'%4hole ni.m.-- When' aversion to eXereise; kr„asc . i.lepKa!ity .. nlappetite,..4iid p 3 w Ilid enn:fiance, in- dicate approuchiny cons uinption, thiitielh.atc &tattle Will be presery ,7,-ct and re-ir , :irnt to ;le 4 ltli -r i nd wetety, by , thd "bOilitn inf.uen of tills anxticine.—W hen tau lehimns.of 1 . -imagination; or the tome of uad example, il, , ve tempted -Upg.l4flkeil :into the -danr„erous hibyiirnit,oi secret 4944,40:446 , talAil'bil'Oli.SIikkiatpititttl._ hii ui :der. stimdiog f these Loptizes will protect him Inien lingering 'tti - stise,:thif Milano i es of p rin ritu re e I ILIA., :amt a %retched dissnletion; amidat. tits agnniking refieelions oicorisei.otts :g - iWt. %Viten by luxbrious . hangttec, copious 1 i , , , iii ions, Pa phian excesses, and midnight revels, the schs coil d.itigti tors of disCfnttion have bicat i ght on themselves d-bilitr,•relota iioo iinbeeil:: -, :mil a long tr.:i , i ot tier s rittet.tionsi . . ITl3l:ifc3tal by iinp,it 1 nientory, an Xiiqy4 :rotation, ire.. mots, Itiquor t palene.:s, L:ial , :ritinii, ill,i,i4StiOn, itp;lttly in men, hyStCrlt's , spasms, '.: , ,i .. t' , .ippetite, irregularity, %veaknt.a, abottion, paint iti the bac.k, ' cheat, 4e. in wo, men—these J rztni... , ,es will restore lieelth and ipout to the .1-osilitated it . . it,. , Ind chearfelness and rininlation to the , mind. ' . . . .. • . k Les PASTILLES MARtIALLES de MONTPV. ,LIRIt, or 9PROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL are prepared genuine only by Dr. Smite, and are sold price per box, duty included, with Inc 1,...i1nes Portrait and Sietture on each box, witnout which no L3lft be ge. nutne, by liarruia, No, 158 . , $ wind ; and at all thti esik. blisbAt shops in Tows and Country. . A'riF.STATIONS OF CURES. Miss Ll‘,"l ITI A ANN i ATOR, only Dal.ghter or the Rev. Mr.. .hdeacon •littor, was atiliCied v...th a Most a larming which had all the ae e con. tinned e0m. , .! - :;tpt!onr - , fowhich the' Ppp4.ins Milani her friends iam,a,;',ed, 'a•fter vying tv;l\ rewxly they could suggest, • .ortlei..d iicr to Bristol • Wells, where %hp remained for .iOtir irionths ' ciinsmtli growing v;or,e, until she was reduced to such a state that all !lopes het recovery appeared to haVe been lost. At • this time het father otwricsti an Advertisement in one attic Ilristol Pa• pars relative tothe S,xe 1 LOunge.t, of which he pi:whits. art a box from Mr. TrOvi , n, at the Tolgey in that city t she took. these according to th..• kliredians, and her anxious pa. rents observing, or thinking they . observed, some affront.. detorituned' if;postihle to convey her to Town, for the purpose of personally eon:inking Dr. Senate the journey occupied tWt.ivocklyt, clueing v. hich dm took two more boxes of the Lozenges. On her arriViLi, The Was brought to his houSe one of the most miserable cibje4l3 which can be conceived t. a-livid paleness' lvivaded eve/ parr of her face, which waif tutrits,d cold eLi u nidisture 1 her pulse' was7airnost impeteeptible, and. her • respiration conts.lpot be perceived, .ewept when by it con., vulsive ettint to cough, her Whole frame seemed agitated.. • Dr. S. prescribed for her, adviSed the Lozenges to be con. tinned in small doses, but could hopes:of lice 10,! covery till the neXt day but one, when .he declared that a very material alteration for the bJtcr.had taken place. From this. time she • continued to recroVer, lilt at the• end of fourteen "Wlix.k.s• she was -so Much better that the Vide on Itersebacit, accompanied by her roller, in one (*Jay, eight miles. . Sirets pow so pet-Wily , well s ihat•ber Father and Mother:dig - Ibl she looks better - then, she ever did in7iter life before.; tins extraordinary Cats it lorii&e. public at the request of Mr.' and Mrs. ilater. Mr, LAN FF. RT, a Student ar the University, was af dieted with•Talvs. Dursalis far eighteen inonths, during all hie faculties were impaired, his memory fitirga hint, his sight grew dim, and sn great a listlessness pre. vailed; that. it was sometimes ntcessary ft) tepeat a gees:, tion fieqUentlybefure he returned an anscor : lie was ex.. ceecling) y emaciated, and almost-bent double h' the wok. nes:. i. his bars:. ivh..re at one time he complained of •ex. cessive pain. 'this Gentleman was ait....iaLd by the latq Mr. Criaikshar.k, with, that liberality which 'Narked •his charaCter Ihroti•gh Bee, advised. a trial of tlio Steel Lo zenges, as a Bernier resurt i declaring he had oft4n heard of remarkable en:vs by this Medicine. The consequence ' was a sperly and perieCt re-establishment atil it is well' known, that after that tittle Mr. C.• frequently • tea:ctn.- -mended the Steel Lozenges to Patients of both sexes' many of whom have acknowledged their obligations Lott; tohirn audio Dr. for extraordinary and unexpeet. ed Cures. • • The Aillowing Lines were written by a Lady, „who had been married, aornn years waitont having had A Child, and who having taken the. btsc 1 Lozenges, was made - a j. 0,; mother, the r3th of Nov. 1759. to Dr. SI:NA - Cr Saville-row, Dec. 2 9 , Hail wedded love !--mysterious AMINO of bliss, By the Almighty God, ordain'd on High!— The that Fornmand,'to mortals given, was this, " Go torth on Earth, increaSe and multiniy,k. Thrice blest are they who He.4ven's behest 'Mill, To whom are Oven thosejtenial powas, To render homage to their Makeri will, In the soft transport of connubial hours, %Vitra joys , below can equal rapture•give, As in our own dear Iniant's tend caress, • •: To see ourselves renew'd (again to Uut aged hdurs - With sluty:s care to Bless ? • But who can paint the anguish of the mind, • That tortures still the unhappy well.xistate Of who, from habit and diseases, rind Themselves conderun'd to wail a childless fait? In the dark catalogue of earthly grid, 01 human nusery, can ought be met That wounds so deep—so eartest.se4s relief, , As Naturc'sfse:7ret,eaUse of tad regret P What can repay the debt, to itirn wiloie 'with Heaven's assistance, this dire di fund_ Val ; What mate with gratitude, the broot can Ot him hl Maker or his Country loves More noble he who addi another life Taaid the 64' 4 4(3 of mankind's gnat cause, Than he who thousands slays in warlike strife, The hatte of Social .md OeN atones - Acimpt , whate t or a iritel'ul lwart can • My thaiik and assiugs tier your o.icnest care; Tha babc, your trunwl:4,e cAits'il to live,. Shall.lisp out "SENATE," with its carlie,t prsyer. Oh l may yeurffithe anti riches stil Anti may posterity thy influence Mayothersknow Of happy way ,-to pvai. , And own with nie the virtues of thy t".`f EEL I these - conlii he added upwards - of gto ;VOWS, COM priAing sonic of Outmost exalted charaetrrs in the tinited K ing.,doms 1 hut as many of them were et a private nature, and as Dr.. Senate never publishes any names without the permission, or more commonly the expo;; ; ; desire, of t h e parties,.. so reserve the p.,rtietti4.; olsorne very interesting Cases ler tWtt PUbiikAloll,ii, wdtich are now ready forthe Press, viz. Dedicated to the. Queen, in the Press, atul spy:1111y publisitesi; price only is. A CONCI*E 'r KEA rISE ghIALF, COMPLAINTS.I3y E.SENATt, M.O. London t_ Published' and sold br the Author, et WO tio ll s,a, Na, 6, Chatiotte.stmt, Blombibury where be ta,ty b coriated!personally,Tor - by iettet4 ali Di:;raia mcattobed in this, Dvok. • t, t4P jTaf Uth, ,tat • Y