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••\ 4: 47-'C'j %,„(45414•044:*141:::"31''''.41'5'1 • k it • Fay p:r . e . • ; •! I , " NI - ' .. .N • • • THE NUMI3ER 2601.] TfIEATItE ! ROVAI„ DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, jan4 .2:, 8o 1, Their Majesties' Servants will 3.0 • - KING, JOHN. - • . John, King of England, Mr. K EMBLE 'With a New Pantomime, called RAitLEQPIN: AMULET .; Or; THE OF 11101':%1A.. With new Scenes, Mlchinery, Dresses; and Decorations: To conclude with a MOVING pANO RAMA._ Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE. ; And Columbine, Miss.D. MENAGE. The new -Pantomime Will be performed every Eveninz till further notice. On Friday, the Ccimedy of The Moot for Scandal. On Saturday, the Tragedy of King Lear.. And on Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. Opera, to Two Acts ; called The Veteran Tar, is in !Thew - gal . , and will produced inutiAlately. THE A'rite-ROYA L, COVI'Nr-GARDEN. Irr 0-MORROW EVENING; Jan. 24, 1801, will be perorated* MABETH.. Macbeth, Mr. COOKE. THE POOR SOLDIER. An Pricti7, The School for Prejudice, 'with . the new rentOrnime: • On Saturday,. The Merchant of Venice, Shylock, Mr.. Cooke 4 • , with Love A -la-Mode, Sir Archy MiSarcasm, - 4r. 040 }:e. On IVlOnday Mr. Cooke will perform Richard 111. and every Itlontiav till. further notice. On Wedneiday, The School for Prejudice. ELEVENTH CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENTS. .ROYALTY THEATRE, • WELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-Fl E LDS: Clr*• From the unetznknon applau'.& given to the Spectacle of julia of Louvain, or Nlonkish' Cruelty, and the, nightly overliow•from all parts of the Theatre, it will ' repeated (at the express desire of several persons who Could float gain admittance) four Nights longer, 'and then finally withdrawn. T°NIQRROW EVENING, Jan. 22, and T - lireefollowing Evenings, will be presented, third ' tune at this Theatre, a Grand. Ballet Divertisement, • called • - • . . VALOUR • • OPPOSED TO INDIAN. TOMAHAWKS. nioincipal. Vocal Performers. -• • ' Messrs. Johannot, FQX. Connell, Decastro, and Vyallack. Principal Performers of Aaton. Messrs. Laurent, Bradbury, Gothery, Taylor, Marctui, Lassellts. and Mrs. Mercerot. In the above Piece will be introduced an AMBUSCADE; _ also various Combats with the Broad Sword. • Third time at this Theatre, a Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN YANKY, In whitlt will he introduced the laughable Scene of the • SKEL.ETON AND CLOWN': • - , • Harlequin, Mr. - LASSELLES sett. ; Oki Man, Mr. BRADBURY ; • Lover, Mr. GOMERY ; • . Columbine, Mrs. NIE RCE It.OT ; And.,Clovro, Mr. LAURENT. Third time at this Theatre, the grand, extensive, and equalled TROOP . . of JUMPERS will flyover a loose Pole twelve Feet high, and from a dead height 16 feet ; also, 11 a most wonderful manner, over 20 Me4S Heads. In the Course of . the 'Evening, Miss Gray will sing an. entire new Song( composed by Mr. Sanderson). called, - The Tuneful Lark. , . whOle to' conclude with' (by patticular Desire) and fOrtlxv t. 114 04... , ,Gt:5id Spectacle, called.. •s. ' JULIA of ,LOUVAIN • • • Or, MONKISH cgt.TELtrr. •. The Principal Chatalers; (Dressed in the present French Costume) Victor St. Pierre (in Habirde Ministre), Mr. VALLACK ; . • D'Ateo!,itt, biothet to Julia (in Habit de Member • ministration), Mr. GOMERY President of the Alniticipality, Mr. BRADBURY ;' Abbe 130'40E, Mr. CONNELL AmbroW; the 'Abbey Porter, Mr. 'LAURENT; • Lauislin Habit de, Message: alLtat) r. DE CASTRO ; .Pubic Accuser, Mt. WEST ; ' • Municipal : Offieers, lViessrs; DUCROW.and . . - WOODFORD ' • • • Servant,+Mr. H. BRYSON•; - .'• Yriars,-Meatrs.MARQUI, LINK,, MILLER, Ind ' •BRY.SON And Clifibrd, Mr. ME RC E ROT. - • • Abbess of La Rarrie4.ll4rs.• WA LLA CK • . Nuns, Mrs:. WELDON, 'Mra..BROAD., Mrs. WEWITZER, , Sic..ittc. ' Principal Dancer, Mrs. ME RCEROT ; ' • • And, tulianf Louvain, Mrs. ASTLEY, • (late Miss SMIT H.) BOX, 3s. , Secoirl Price, 2s.—Pit, as. , 'SCCOiId PH( —First Gal. is. • Second Price, 6d.—Upper Dour' to be °pinned, at half-past FiVe o'Ciock— . Curtain rise at half-past Sixpreeisety. Second Price at hatf-past; Eight O'clock. .• • Southampton January r, 1&)1. • . IQRAW; GRAHAM' and' BO RN, - Lauding-LY to:lms Anci ltnporters of Foreign Wines.and Spirits, respettft*intbrip their Priends,' they have entered into the above Trades, and beg. le4velo solicit their savours and retoirdilyndations.. ELIGIBLE SI'rUA.TIONF(Sit AN INN AND HOTEL TO BE SOLD BY . AUCTION, On the 26th Day ofTebritary next, between the'Hours of Four and Eight in the Afoanoon, at the Swan Inn, in the Town ot ilanley, near Neweastle.undcr-Line, sub jeci to epnditions to be i here produced ALarge, Lofty gotiern.boilt FREEHOLD BRIcK-HOusE (but not in complete repair), with about Half an Acre ot TATA, more or less, surrotnut- . ing it'; situated in the middle of the said' To*n of HAN LEY; which '4 itself IL,: centre or the extensiinis chain of Popoloui Towns, called-THE STAIORDSIIIRB 1'01"1.' E I Es. 'nu. I Touse may be converted at a light exptalce low a Capitai lon or Hotel, the Land belonging to it being. sufficiently iliac:Foos to eve6t Stables and other OlticesT and the- grcot resort of Strangers; and the .. antS of The NeighbOurhoOd, ipake it prohibit: that t, ich art Establishment on a large scale would be highly advanta. PIP". t. ... , .. _ Further information may be 9brahleo from Mr. James Whitehcad, at Itaniey atorciaid. ' Hanley, Jan. t 7, tlot For the CONVENIENCE •of tho 1 3 I/BLIC in general, ' but particularly of 0 FFICEkS on Ii.R.VICEi and PERSON& on a SEA VOVAC E. . . 11110 E of LEMONS,in a concrete or crysth t lix. eelsttte, ling the pure add part of th F e 'lilt in a solid and dry form, resembling in appearance White Sq. gar Canilyr• Prepared'only by :HENRY CO XWEL No. ae,o, : Temple- Bar, Fleet - - street, London, - ea(11 Package signed by himself, and Wilmis permitted to Teter to the Iligitest - Authorities in this Kingdom for the purity of the Preparation. This grateful Acid, niltv obtained under the pi - bent convenient and'elepnt forntOf Crystals, most completely answers eVery-posliibic put pue of fresh Lerner:juice ; and further advantN.,l4, that beingin'a dry state, it is extremely portable, occupyingsvery iroani,'and re tuaining uncitangeci in any climate,' mut withal; being less . expensive titan Lemons or Lemon juice. At Sea, it may be said to be invaluable. Many of the Strips in I^lis Aldje,ty's ,Navy, and in the Service of the Hon, East India Coinpawf, live, tor .'some time •Ost been supplied with it in Loosiderable quantity, To be 1, - .41.1 of fiulkeley r Coxwell and. Co. No. 20.., Teraple-bar, Fleet-street, 14 , 1'4:10n and at mutt of .the principal Towns in the 14 7 EDNESDA JANUARY 21, IBCI. THIRTY-NINTH NIGHT... SANS SOLItI. fly the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAM BERLAJN. _ . MO-MORROW / EVENING, Jan. 12 'ißot I will be -presented, at SANS SOLIC - L, Leicester 7. place. Leicester-Square, an Entertainment, in Two Parts, called • • THE CAKE-HOUSE. • ' • Arrangefftent of the Recitation and Songs. • PA RT I.' • • Ree.—Pregs and his Villa: Song , —!.Perpetual Youth. Rec.—conjugal Song_* The Lottery of Wedlock. Reo.—A Trial- of Patience. :Song- 41 . Anna, Ann, Nan,-Nance, and Nancy. -Rec.—Agreeable Com pany. Song—* Love aced Reason. Rec.--A Receipt to Kill Wives. Song , -,-* Thc Poet and the gaper. Rec.— Le Maitre de Danse. Song—The Grand Ballet. • PART 11. Rec.--The Captain and the Poet, Song—a Brother Jack. Red.—Sailors. Song—* Filial Love. Rec.—A: Return of Reason. Song—The Sweets of Love. . Club. • Song—The Thing, the Kick, and the Go. Rec. —The Mess. Song—*Jack at Creenwich, Ree.—More Hinting. Song--Great News. .PART Retie.—Honest Caleb. -Song—Highgate Probation. Rec. --7TheSaracen's Head. Song—* Another Cup and th. , ,n. is the Way to Windsor,? tie Rec.—The two Dad-ors. Song—* The Canary Bird. Rec.—flits and' Sctaps. Song---*.Echo. -Rec,—The Coup.;de-Grace. Son .'".The Union. The whole is written, and i:orrroo, sed; and will ise -spoken, sunkand accompaniedby l)IBI)IN. -. Boxes ss. Are:, 3s. Gallery is. - Dnors to be opened at Seven o'Clock ;- the Performance, to begin at Eight: Places for the Boxes to be taken at -Mr. Dibdin's Music Warehouse ' L e i ces ter-place, Leicester-Square; where may . be had the Songs in the Entertainments of Sans Souci ; the Novel of Hannah Hewn ; the Youlger Brother; the History of the Stage, complete, iii 1 ve Volitmes, and every other Article specified in his Catalogue. The4oth Night of the Cake-House will been Satur day. . The Songs marked thus (19 - are published. This Day ,was published, The Thing, the:Kick and the Gn. - Sala sotici continue open Mondays, ThursdaYs, and Saturdays, during the Season. • XHIBITION - and SALE of the most Cipi. tal PICTURES from the COLONNA, BORG- Ii ESE and -CORSINI PALACES, &c. &c. brought trorn ROME, iSob—Now.open at to. rib, PALL UAL I. (late the Nlilton Gallery.) Admittance 25. 6d. ei...h,person, Catalogues included. 'LECTURES ON SURGERY. I‘ IR.. CHEVALIER will begin his SPRING COURSE ofLECTURES on thePRINCIPLF,S and PRACTICE of SORCERY, on - Monday the 26th of lanuary, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening, at his House, No. 20, South Audley-street, Grosvenor-square, 'where printed Particulari maybe had. PAUL's SCHOOL. 7 - 1 -I HE ANNIVERSARY 'DINNER of the GENTLEMEN Educated at-this School will'be held at the LONDON TAVERN, 'Bishopsgate- - street, on Monday the 26th or January, srtwAans. joseph•Hearn, Esq. Mr. John Tweedale. GeOp Spence, Esq. .Henry'Setrce, Esq. , Harvey Kinipton, Esq. Thomas Bish, tsq. Dinner on Table at Four o'Crock. .r Tickets I{A. 6d: each, to be had of the Stewards, and at the London Tavern. LIFE ANNUITIES. pROPOSALS for - raising 4.9,0001. way, of TONTINE, or Smithies for - Life Annuities, in creasing by Survivorship, to be. divided-into four distina Classes, and to be , seeurecltunder the dire4lioti of eminent CoUnsel) upon Estates in the County of Susseit, of the Nett Annual . Valiie of 6i."'7Ot. may be had of, -and Parti culars respeßing.the sane obtained frorn,loseph . Ward, Esq . No. is, Newrnah-street? Oxford-street,. and Messrs. Maberley and Daniel, corner of King's Road, lledthrcl- row. PURCH AS E The LOTTERY SECURED - . from LOSS. r • CORNHILL, LONDON. IN4ERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY SOLI ET! KS, and the ITHLIC in general, are respeafulty trifor . rned,"thai all Tickart or SHARES, purchased In th . o present LING 'ASH LOTTERY at the above Old Estuctlished ()Vice, • ' T. BISH, ton,- t the Contraaors'with'Government for the said ••• Lot t ery), • ENGAGES To 'Tnice SACK On the Saturday beft.)re the• Drawing, or return the Purt.ha4e. Money; f Should Ticicr.ra nr Sit AR F. 3 be lower than the' pre,sent Price. Vurchasen at the above.Ottice Willthcrgfore have the - ----- - double Advantage ; thug • . MAY GAIN' BUT CANNOT'. LOSE. Ticket& and Shares are selling in the greatest variety at the same Price as every other, Office of Credit; .and Per sons in the Country, desirous of having Tierces's or SHARLS' may-.be supplied the same as if' present, by sending Post-Office Orders, good Bills at short Dates, Bank Notes, or Cash, to the Old-Established Office, No. 4, CORNHILL, - LONDON; :The Scheme of the Lottery this year is universally ap proved, and contains .the' follow ing Capital Prizes : 2 - of "- .30;o00 • 4. -- of -. sOOO • 2 . of - ao,ooo 6 - of - -"tor , o 3 ' of, . -10,004) 10 - Of — - *P.::oo ' . .16 , • or - - soo, &lc. &c. Tickets and Shares Registered ; _Money for the Prices as iroon as Drawn ,• and all IlusinesS relative to the Public Funds transaeted with fidelity and dispatch, by 'l'. 13ISII. ENGLISH LOTI43.RY: To begin Drawing-the zd of March, goy. Ptize of ,C. 30,000 4 Prizes of` 4. 5,000 2 of io,oeo o --- - --- of 2,0c50 3, 7 -r of loop,' o Sbetcen of 5001: • . And 320,0004 in mailer Prizes DIAMOND LOTTERY'. . L By Ait of Parlianient,:to be do t:I - wined 'by the State- Lettery: - The Tickets Two Guineasteli, and the Prize value . TH RTY THO USAND. POUN DS ) &Posited' in the Bank of England. Q WIFT and CO. No. ► t POULTRY, Lon ./L don,' established in the year 1759, and :it their State Lottery Orlices in Dante street,- Dublin ; and Trongate, Glasgow ; arc appointed to sell the Ttekets and Srtunped Shares. of the English Lottery, and the Tiekets of the Diamond , Lottery,, agree Ale to Act of Pirliatnent. Conntry Correspondents remitting, Bank Notes; Cash, good or Posi.ollic,.: Orders, will have Tickets or Shares theiii', - and an account of their success as soon as drawn. - - Swift and Co, have been tcmaikably fortunate to the Public by the sale of many of the 'Capital Prizes in the lite Lotteries. - • ' This Day was published, handsomely printed on fine Pap,r, Price is, sewed, or with Frontihptcein tanatds, 2S. 6d. rrliE BEAUTIES of OWEN FELTHANI, .1. seleaed from his Resolves I.a Compendium of Phi. losophical, andAirlitious Instruction, particularly adapted to the linprovenfent,or Youth. • London: printed for L) Symoods ii Patcrnobter-row Vernor and flood, Poultry.; and 1. ataluti, No. r 73, INDIA fiOUSE, 14•vember rri-IE CO CI IT of DIREf:TO 1 of the LIFTED coItIPANI' of Al E RCIIANrs EIVG- N D tra.fing,to the ,Easi ledie; lcreij i c Na;te, tte Transfer 8a,41 cf the said CcovtaAy's Stork 1c , 1114e skut on TIILIRSDAY,'the b Dir.onter itexr, at Tu:: o'Cifek, anti lend again cor,TkILIRS DAY, the ,:ta' yan7rary, tgos. Test tke Db.:l.lrd If/arrarts or the soi,i d:re rf.e of T yanmary; 'Sat, will he .ira,:tv to le flail-wrest on MAX 113 e 12.1.6 ef that month. •- • • • • WILLIA .4 f '1", Sec. DR. BUSBY.'s MUSICAL JOURNAL , — W THE First Number of this Orl: will trikke ' its appearao on Saturday the list day of January, containing the folhawing variety-of excellency, nation of distinguished. talents, • Contents of No. I. -are .Ten Pie,:cs„ , partly nos', Foileizn, 'and partly original E4lisii • 1, The New Forzign Music consists of : The Overture tri the new Openttomposed by Brune, _ v nerfornting t Paris with univers4lapill . ltnx, tinder tht. to r t it tqt; t dam son ;Menage. 2. The favourite hey , / Italian Air, composed by P 072 1 ., with original w ords. , 3. •An Air from the.popular new French Opera of Ario •dant; composed by N1E1101.., - , i‘lernbcr of the National Institute, and of the Conservatory of Music at Paris, .with original words. • 4.. The favourlte Air in. Haydn's 0 ratotio'of the era- tion ' with anew Translation, 5 Arid 6. Two new and popular French Songs, composed by D 1 LAVRAC, with an EngliLli Version. • ' .11. The Original Pieces,. with Original •Wards, cont - posed purposely for the Work, are,..ta the First Numb:r, as under : • .• • • 7.. A new Glet for three Voices, composed by Dr. CALLCO'IT., • • . • S. A now Duett . ; composed by Dr. ARNOLD. • 9 and Two new:Songs, composed - by Dr. BUSBY. The on - Poetry of the' Number is' written for this Wont: by Dr.WALCOT, and other Writers of distincaion: Sonic of. the Pieces are also - adapted to -the 'Harp, and other Instruments. .- Number of this: . Woik - will continue tribe pul.,:Llicd on the first day or c. , ery Month; containing . a variety of equal in quantity and finality to the above-men tioned, all new or original; and uniformly the compo sition of the most distinguished living ,;kfusicians and Writers: • • - • '•• • • Publishedby lt:'Phillips,"NO, 71, Sr. Paul's Church., yard, and.tirculatecl throughout the United Kingdom in the monthly parcels of all'Booksellers; and may be had of them-and 91• all the Music-sellers, price Sii Shillings each, with a Jibe al allovianee to Professors. N. B. The Second and Third-Numbers will contain come new Pkces by PAISI STEIXIE LT,. C 1411 ROSA., lIAYDN, and otheeerninent:Foreign Writers.. • nis Day vas published Price is. 6d. RACTICAL OBSERVA'f 10 1 NS on the, 1. •. I C tILA TI 0 of Vic . CO NV -Pt)X ; towhich is . i.trefixed; a comp.:;ndious History .of th.it 13i4ezisc, Sul tat` tt . t ntrutle:4ion as a Preventive of the Sinall-Poxs„; (It:- signed prir k eip4ll, So promote 'a 'Knowledge of the Subje,t' among those , who nave pot hitherto atte.nded to it.. . • By JOHN ADDINGTON, Surgeon. Printed tor J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-raid; 40 , 1, J. Belcher.,,,and T . w 31 -4--- • YOA 1" W'Orl IT( t SY, ot 4., )1: IDS Coin f ' le tc. 14 Ononday.the ad of l'ibruary,will publishec Elegantly printed on very fine Paper,, in Medium 13vo. and from their size and. great number Of Plates, thvilxl nito .Fout• Volumes,. pricerjl. Its. in bo A r i l,, • Vol. I. ana 11. of GENERAt ZOOLOGY, oi:SYSTEMA NATUR.kL HISTORY. By GEORCA:SHAW, M.D. F.R.S. &c. Sec. 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The Cause of the present threatened 1 to its real snuice. The Absurdnif,:ni - of Atheism, by a celebrated Wit L; f tit last 'Century, prim = FOR THE, USE SCHOOLS AND PRIVAIL GENTLI'MtN. LE NEGOCIA T UNIVERSEL, ou Recueil N • de - Lettresoriginales tie Cominerce ' ecrites par meLleures .;114isons de Russie, ILA lnete, A ngler , France, rspagrie, Portugal, Allentagne, I ulie, &c. Ave tjue table alphabaiqUe des.termes usit6s dans lo negoce. - Ouv rage prupre:lservir do modele , a tine corres pundince Frincoist, et \:1 tor/rwr le-vra: style commercial. Utile :tux Nogoci.ns, Nlareltands, Carrara, 4 4 ,4:!., A l'usasx de ALigluist care se destine a.i curruner‘e. . Par G. Kr-EGAIi; dz: Manur-HOWe, KentlingtOn. _ _ Se viral chez Vernor et Mod, Poultry ; Longin.ur et Rees, Paternost , ..l,-thw ; *ltocisey, Old ; 1)13, lau et Co. Vt arclonr-stie ,, t ; Debolle, Gerraftlesticet ; Bristial; ,chef cr Sheppard ; A Edinburgh, chez Manners et Miller • I Ilanthurg, chei Fauehe. The utility of this valuable .honk may be evinced from the .extensi vesale it bas had, and front the numerous tes timonials Of approbation, bel.ides the high encomiums be stowed on it by the British Critic ' London Review,' and European,Magazine, which.have becu laid byline the Pub lic. Indeed there is n041003. - extant which can render such, essential servii.e to vouth, - ortp those who wish to acqtrire a thorough knoWleagenf French epist o ary cones pontienee with the real transadions 4.4 'Commerce. The Writers of the Anti-Jacobin Review, Of September last, " This colletlion-of Letters must be highly useful tb youngthen in the mercantile world, as it will enable them,• with little. attention Jinti• trpuble, to tuake - thermeives complete masters of the titre and coded style of conttnet cial which cannot be attained, but with considaable labour, withoursitch aTguide, It is needles/3 to observe, that, original Letters an: much better lated to convey - thls necessary species of `knew ledge thsn ' any, the most 14oured,preduritionsof the most ingenious spaster." [PRICE SIX Pri,NFR. I.IATRIMON V. TT is much itp be tv ft tetted, but indisputably - ce r t . 1 ,1 1 , That irony person 4 or both sexes „are deterred from, cnteringinto the married state by secret which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; are not a few.whia, being already married, are for want of thei4 ternler pledges of nintua', lo‘v. wit out which happiness in this state is at least very pret:ariol,;„ It has been ascertained beyond a doubt, ritar most: ‘ircum.. stances are occasioned by general or twartiai relaxation or weaknesairt either sex, and it is equally certain - 14.n the gennilie A ROM.VI'I C 1.02. E:24(; eS . sTELL are the best, if not the only entedy evercli)LO - vcrod ur this ilpccies ‘Viten.tal;en into the stomach, 'they ihune diately. dissolve, • and dame theinsz..l4es like a vapour through every pole, prectming rtroi at oncv deli fitful, .And pernianent,—W.hen the apLirk of to grow dim, the, circulatiori languid, and tn. faculfie.: Fara lysed,theie 1,01,*:11)44:ti Ate found . to give tone to the nerves, exhilirate the anithal spirits, invigorate the body. and re., animate the whole aversion try exercise, loss or depraNity of ant:ite, and pallid countenance, in. dicato approaching consumption, the delicate teinale Will be preserved and restored 40 health" and society, by the benign influence of this intAisino.--Wlwn the deiusions of hinvnation, or the force of bad example, have tempted unguarded youth into dm dangerous labyrinth of secret tenshallty, debilitated his body„, And impaired under. st4ntling, these Loarives will protee4:hlm from lingerirfg disease, the ties of premature old age, kola a wb.nehed dissolution, amidst the agonizing reHeeTions of conSeioits guilt. 1V hen by luxurious bongoes, cup.ousithations, Pa phian excesses, and midnight revels, the sons and daughters of dissipation Lye brought - On themselves debility, relaxh flop, imbecility, .and a long, train ofitervous inarnie.mxi by impaired memory, anxiety, agitation, tre mors, languor, paleness, .trnaciation, indigestion, apathy in men, hysterics, spasms, .losscf-appethe, irregularity, weakness, abortion, pains in, the back, chest, &c. in w - men—these Lozenges will restore health and.vigour to the deliilitated - fratne; noel chearliilness 'and animation to trio mind. Les , PASTILLES MARTIALLF.S de MONTPE LIER or AROMATIC LOZENGS of STI L.C. ure prepared genuine only by Dr. Senate, and are sold price ,s. per boX, duty included, with the Dector's Portrait and Signature' oh each box;' without which Aone can be ge nuine, by Barron, No. 158, Si:ual ; and all the esta bliihed Medicine Shops in Toyt•i and Country. ATTESTATIONS OF CURES. Miss LETITI A ANN HATO , only Daughter of the Rev. Mr. Archcleaccia Hann, was atflieled with a 4nuat .alairtnisig• disorder, winch had all the appearance of a con firmed constnription, for which the Physiains.whom'fier friends consulted, ,attar trying every r.mic.dy they could suggest, ordered her to Bristol Hot is, where she remained for four 4110iitils, constantly growing worse,' until she wits reduced to z aien a state that all hopes of her recovery appeared to have betn 'lost'. At this time .her latherobsarved an Advertisement in one the 13ristol Pa. pers relative to the Steel Lozenges, of which he purt.has cti a box from Mr: Brow , i, at the'Telley in that city ; she took thes.e.aecording, to tn..: and her anxious 17r tents &nerving; or ment a daterinined i ttie - to convey her to'lown, for the p..upose of pel conaultipg.' Dr l",enae the joorney ti,t'eupied. twelve nays,:d uring whiell she took - two . ' 111Ctre, btrits 4.4 the Lozunges. Pia her ar.ival, she 'was' brought to . Of the try, P' ‘Atich can I): sit c. ; t livid' p..a ',ailed-every part of her t staused -with a cold clarpmy moisture I..ltet t imperceptible' and her respint,tion coy , •.. .:I, e. c'.:pr when by ,a con seemed ,:nit-.lted. Dr. S. te be con tinned , but could live r.t. , hopes of her re covery till the next but one, w nen • hedec lama' that very material., alter.ifiChil fel - the betier had taii,en pla a x, I this time she Contiiiii.Nl to reaover, till at the, end of fouttem weeks she was so much better that abe.rotice ,on horseback, accompanied by her renter, in one day, eight t i t tles, She is new,,so perfealy welt, thAt her Fattier and Mother declare she looks better. than she ever did' in het life before ; and thiSextr,lordidary Case ia'inati public at the request of, IL and Mrs. Hatur. , . Mr.' LANE EkT,.. Student at the .University, was af. titl e d w i t h Tithes Da. ors.ilis for eighteen s, tturing Which all his faculties w , tre impaired, Ida riv:rnory tailed him, his sight:grew. dim, and so great a listlessness pre vailed, that it was•sonactiro.,..,s necessary to r e p e at a ques tion frequently hefore lie.re:urlicd an answer:. he was eN ceedinglv-etnaciated,'anitalinust bent double by the weak. nes.s in his back, where at One Lim,: he complained of ex cessive puin. This C;entleinan was attenacd 4,4* the late - Mr. Cruikshank, with, that liberality which. i alarader through life, advisiala trial of.the Steel ho-' zenges, as a' dernier resort, declaring he had often heard of remarkable Cures by this Medicine. The consequence was a spady and pertea re-establishment .end it is well known, that after that, tittle. Mr..C, frequently recont metaled the Steel lozenges to 'Patients of both sexes; many of whein nave acknowlixll rlic.it obli , :ariens both to him and to Dr. Senatz.:', for ex7irioolantry and uncx.peel ed-Cutes. • • ,' • • The folLywing Lines wvre wr,tten by n Lady, who had hen married ye;.tr:i ssithow: har tog ivid a Child, at d who haviag tit'r;:en the; Stca Loto r ige,, was Madill joy( mother, the t ;tit of Nov. t 799. ToDI'. SENAte'. -uee.29, t 799,, ilail wedded lac ! , ---rnystcrintis source of By the Almighty God,' ordain',.l on high !--- The first command; to mortals given, ‘N as this, , Go forth on Earth; inevase and raultir4 Thrice illot Are they woo I-leaven's behea To Whottt are given ttkose senial ,lowers, To render i;omage to their Maker's 11, the soft transport of connubi=4 I WhatjOys below can equal, tapttire give, As in our own [lcor I niant'i fend rarc. ,, ;, To see our,selves rettew'rt (a , ...;:tin to Our aged bouts with duty's .are to oless ?, But who can paint .the anguish .ot . die • ?tut to:tures still the 'Unhappy we,:klect e,tate • Of who, front habit and diseases, find • Thernielycs cAinticatn ' ti to a a childleas fate ? I a the.dark catalogue or earthly gri:tt, 011tuutart misery, Can ought ,be rwt ' That wounds so cleep—So carn-:st secks A 3 Nattire's secret caused' satl.regr,l? W hit can repay the debt, to him whose skill; With I-felven , s„;tssistance, this dire ill removes Wl, 3t graritmtle, the bi r cite of alter or hit: Ccuttl'i ; m ole r 1014, 1 0 .: timthex mankird', , • its v. ;,. , • --- A.. . ' . .:‘4ll.lleArt can give, tout. , i iiessings Sro your care ; The ' , our to live, 4 1 411)1 , y out „ priyer. Oh ! may your Am! may . posterity thy itatence feel, May others Know the happy, w.iy tb peace, And own with me the virtues of thy STEEL:I • To these could be .4.lcd ttpwards of goo names, com prising scone of.tin! Inuit etalted ch.-mu:lets in the United Xingdorns ' • taut as :n.my.ortheth were at private nature, and as Dr. Senate iteNer publishes any nmnes without di.% oz. more commonly 'the express uesrre, 9f the Aurties, 4i he Thal[ reservethe particuhrs of, some. very interesting Cases• fur two Publications, which are now re:id ) former Press viz . • • D&li;:sated to the Queen, in the Prem . ; and speedily will be published. price old). ta. A CO, N SF. TR AT F ISE on r.:MA COMPLANTS.M E.SENATE, M.D. I ; Published and sold b' the Author, at his llDust., 14q, Ci, Charlotte.street,' Bloornsburv. ; where ha !ivy c'onteLlit.ltt by lettirs tppit-paid) Di.1',4450 Metal. Onttil in this 13,0 k, '1 .. 1 ,