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NUMBER 3545.; ' THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 28, 'TBo4, will be performed:(tirst: time at this Theatre), the Tra tedy of _ _ ALPIIONSO, KING OF CASTILE. WITH. CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS -SLIPPER. Produced unda the Diratiou of M. Bya Ott Tuesday, the Comedy, of The Cduntry Girl. Oa Wednesday, The Wife of Two Httsbauds. On Thursday, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him ; the Widow Belmour, Mrs. lerdan. Mis,_ Jordan. On Friday, the Comedy of All in the Wrong ; - Belinda, A new Comedy, in Five APIs, called The Soldier's Daugh is in preparation, and will be prOduced as soon as possible. ' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDF.N. TO. MORROW F V ENING, Jan• 22, 1804, Will be performed, THE ENGLISH FLEET. WITH ST. PATRICK's DAY. On Tuesday, King Neary the Fourth, Second Part, With Oscar a n d NI alvina. on We.(inesday, Pizarro, with The Mock Doaor. Ott wn ThursciAy, Th e Enghall Flcct. diately, g John Asa berehearzial produced im me . .aid will _ . . MEDICAL AN__________________ . , __ D CHEMICAL LE'CTURES. (AN S.iturday, February 4, a COURSE ~f SEC TURES OntheMATERIA NIEDICA, PRACTICE of PI-11 7 :- IC_anti CHEMISTRY; Will recommence at the I .zboratary in Whitcomb -street, ..Leicester,square,' "at the vsnal morning hours, viz. the Materia Medica, .at a guar-. , ter betore eight .; the Practice of Physic at half after eight ; andthe Chemistry at &quarter after nine. . . By GEORGE, PkARSONI, M. D. F. R. S. Senior Physician to St. George's 7 1 - lospital, ander - the College . . of "Physicia ns . in - St. A Re_gister is kept of the Cases o f • Dr. Ftearsun'a P a ti en ts - George's 'Hospital, and an account is given Of. them, at a Clinical LeCture, every Saturday in . ruing at nine o'elOck. Proposals' may be had at St. George's, Hospital,cester-q and in Lei- , To WINE and BRANOY MERCHANTS. ... , AN -Old -Establishment in the'Wine Trade td b'e disposed of, in in one of the most pleasailt and respeEtable Cities, at a convenieat distunze from London, 'the Yom , being about to retire from business. ForPatticulars apply to Messrs. Robert f reebaim and Co. Abeburch-lane, Lombard -street. WHEATONeY R E.A.I.Pf o nV AIiCE. REAS many T Ladies A and GentlettMn eX- _perience very great pecuniary iuconvetf fr Argaat of knowing some respedable channel thrci:lueig2whre 'Medium they may be accommodated w 411 t nent Sums of Money, Messrs. Harris anc. nj.:T.taartYturliePir".Aralt: riiiiity Bank, - No. s, Great Sulfon >-street, Charing. Cross, -respectfully inform the Nolaili t . •Tneornes arising froni Freeho and Gentry in possession of -Estates, •in Land or Houses,iv(ll, Copytield, or Leasehold Charges, Marriage s ett h . Money in the Funds, Rent eltient,s, Widows' lointures, An 'nuities, Patent Places twin Income for Lite . hurcn Livings, or any other c.er stey to any , -mount by! rnaY be supplied NVith Sums , :f Mo. l ot the saint, v.ci c et:mak:de any time at tileir own option. b_p_ersenala-pplcations mill ti • . 'Clock aim Letters be e received every day till Three r 4ters will be s.; ottlitry ' (p ost. from Correspotidents in Town or IMmediately answered. la,;' . - ti< AS TO THE IiOUS t• rATENT BEDSTEADS AND TARLES. U I'LER's Famishing UphOiStery, and Cabinet Ware -400:11s mid. Manufzetory. Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe tme Street. A large assortment of articles of the newet, *eaten', and econtunical Fashions, of well seasoned Materials, and excellent workmanship, with several itn-- : provemerits. BUTLER. respedfully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices 'and insinuations opposed to him and c ounterfeiting his atti cies. It is well kmown tltat Butt.za has two patents, one fo Tables, the other for Sedsteads; the principle of the first forpplicable to almost all kinds of Table and is allow.ed t 9 f .be a great improvement ; it renders them more convennt for Houses, and much more portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and, Chair Beds,' which latter are a s ngularly. use fu in siekuess,.nd each when shut up, make a handsome piece of furniture for a.Sitting Room, Dressing Room, .szc• The Four Post and Tent Beds_ go together in all parts with. bras, and are .fixed With much ease without the help of sotl- Licks ornails in the Itarniture, and are very portable.. Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the 'Arm and Navy, and hot-climates, also portable Chairs, tee. Ikkr Lz 103 Patent !Manufactures have been graciously-pa tmtiiiedtby• tne Kin Queen, and Royal Family, and ho 'l2,atiodurzt_by_Fd,ers. fr((n7litunbrs of the Mobility and Gentry,- iticii:`,i'lt,_lco I n ltig ily approved of In the E ast At i4 . LVF . st ..„„mr,, ton Tient. of the Articles have thus met wall:1,1 .1e t'encourageel' and I r which he returns his grate .alliesacokrnsZ.Vinents, .ild catiLt but notice the 'kind 9.f- , —.: .the.r:; wi l . - with 13 urLER t s name i nsc t ribe, . l o hx up large Sign-Bnards,. promote which inay ►help also to,prornt . his Business, or should it' be designed otherwise, he - , bY the 'permission of ProvLlence, tnantitA,•t - and - ell • his S upe tior Four -post aryl her Reds; ex;e-li'j'etts Din' Cahinet Articles 4s.ahtye, tkamcly, c L„ _ . i e Ing t ' t 3 doe is I.i 0 i i : e , , , w n i n le e r - e s r h e! , 7'ables, and :from the Strand , a . Wick 'front has cob `waded several '1 7 601s and Machines for working the. same. and has•otherwise been at, considerable expellee to-hting them o that utility and degree, of Perfcetion at which• the.v 110 kv are. At :ornpletelv the sane placemay be had „ever Furnishi ng H ouses. N. y Article for the I NI . Tor 'Exportation. • B __________ ....„_________ LEVEN ' IRON WORKS, • THE PARISH OF M.ARK.INCH, AND t 6UNT Toli(h:Szol.11 by OF. FIFE.. . ... ) w ~ l':clinliurli, Public koup, in the Royal: Exchanze Coffee- Upon Thursday the `stli of Mar6i, at i o o (-lock Alt•sru 11, F. 1 F •- ' ° Q", T - ~,s },, of the LEVPN IRON WORKS, with the tivliole iVlaciiinery, E'retions, and Materials, also, the Lease • Stocking there ; The fUllo 9 - - tile Earrn belonging to the Company, and 1.,,,,,iced wing particulars respeaing the Works, may be I. The Iron '417 log }.l6,se„ ~. orks consist of One Blast Furnace, a Cast. supplied 2. The Zi•rowrZlit, an d mist Furnace, built. Sealn of the Coid with an excellent tett thick• the r . k , ililder iporef,,;,-,tiy at work is 9 feet thick,Caonadl'at.e 3. A band or Stratii IS incites thick, cov • • iri of • Ir on Stone, about ' very superior ~ l •d Cvl aste, heSid Lrin 2 , - - great extent o, Loa an . h CS vane, • us other seams of Iron Stone m e lrills. from 4. The Vv Ater of Leveb on which the Works stand, issues i :oct , W S ; - 1 11 Furnace is ,wrought by a water fall, upon l'cven ' wh ich is about five miles distant. ~..i eel Leven, and the Cornell' the iv h r el also wrough t by the River is (Wined by a Water 6. There is plenty of Limestone in the Neighbourhood,_ end tile Works are 'withi n a feW miles of the Seaports of fa7Vii4tt ai•cl Kirkaldy and in a fertile populous part of 1 gauntry, wh • l• h ' . ~ / cre a our is the 4 7. The Rent payahlt to the Proprietor. fOe- the Coal and a tli n - StiNte for the consumpt of one Blast Furnace is a tool Per annum. A certain Royalty is payable upon consumpion; and a Rent of 2..p01. per annum is paid for the any further use of tile Water of Leven. ' g• .rely F4rm, for which a sepafate Rent is paid, aonsiifs 43 f Thout 70 Acres. . ' to Mr Further Particulars may be learned, by applying ~.,• lames Kyd, Writer, Cupar ; Mr. Charles Bremner, ‘ arl, _ , r, lohn Tait, W. S. or Messrs. • Gibson and 014,t,Irante • S E6iilburgh ; or Messrs. Dobie and Thcnnas/ 4 -; Coon., FL:et-street, London. • ?ea the ~ The Nlariagor will attend those who wiill tt) Ins Works, Niinerals 14c / • ' • T w o • This pay was published, la. VolumeS, Ixmo. price 7s. in boards, the Second Edition of THE ADVANTAGES of EDUCATION, o r the History of MARIA WILLIAMS, a Tale, tot very Young Ladies. Br Mrs. WEST, Author of '" A GOssiP's Story," " Tale of the Times," " Infidel - Father "Sec. &c. Printed fol. T. N. Longman and. 0 Rees, No. 39, pater noster-row • and Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-street. Of whom may be had, lately published, Letters addressed to a Young Man, on his .f first Entrance into Lite, and adapted to the peculiar circumstances of the present Times, in three volumes, 12m0. .price 135. 6d. in boards ; and all Mrs. West's uther Publications. This Day vas published, In One Volume, :2mo. Price 4s. in boards, THE SWISS EMIGRANTS, A TALE. " With regard to the following little Narrative, i; is not necessary to give any account of the manner in Which it came into the Editor's possession, or of the circumstances which have delayed its publication so long after the time when it appears to have been written. In offering it to the world, he has been aauated chiefly by an opinion of its useful and in structive tendency. It virtue be promoted by the view of characters which rise above the ordinary standard, those ex hibited in the following pages seem well talctilated to pro duce that etre& In the first part we discover the principle of active benevolence operating in somewhat of a new direc tion. There in.iy not be many who could with propriety adopt the prec;:,e manner Of /ife which is there described ; yet rivre are per: z‘ips km whose charattes would not be im proved by :mbi'ung some portion of the spirit which it breathes. " At the present rnernent also, when our independence, and our very exi,:tcnce as a Nation, arc nue:aimed by the same restless and domineering Potentate, the exampl es here exhibited** . love toren:, Country, and courage in defending it, may nabs without their use." —ExtraCt from the Preface. • hinted fui Longman and Rees, No. 39, Pater noster - ro w. Of whom may be had, just - published, The History of the Invasion of Switzerland by the French. By Henry Zsahokke, National P refl.:a of the. C ninon of Basil . Translated by J. Aikin, M. D. with a Preface and Supple ment by the Translator, In Olut Vol c,rne Otitare pri,:e 7s. in boards. r- TC 4 11 ‘,!irTx-r 1..14 F R IDA ")/- , JANUARY .27, 1804. • - LONDON AND DUBLIN REV! EV/ BOOKS . On the 3 TSt Instant will be published, Price 3s. THE Fine Number (containing Ten Sheers, or 160 Pages) of The IMPERIAL REVIEW; or, London and Dublin Literary lournal. To be continued re gularly on the last . Day of each succeeding Month.. Primed. for T. Cadelt and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and for.) Archer, 'Conimercial-buildings, I. Cooke. Or_ znond-nuay, and M. N. Mahon, Gratton_street, Dublin. The - Works reviewed iii - this Number are, Godwin's Lite of Chaucer.—Hay's Insareelion in Wex ford.=-Paley'f. Natural Theology. —Hay ley's Life of Cow per.—Gilford's Juvenal —Shaw's Zoology, Vol. IV. 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IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me,. to infor;n you of the very great and extraordinary-Cure 1 have re ceived from your invaluable Medicine, L E E's PATEN T PILLS. • About two years ago, I was attacked with a VENEREAL DisORDE it, which I treated rather slightly for same time, but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was' obliged toappiy to . the most eminent of, the .Faculty, but their assistance • aik - ded only temporary .reliet :• ' I went 'through various Courses of Salivation; and. froth being rather o f a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread ail over my Limbs rendered me a corn 'plcte Object, 'sO•that my - Friends qspaired of my recovery. 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' 5.- : .. ‘9.0.;•... yty .-.- ...Ir., -- ,-.: i ''%.-. •---, , el" . •-; ' ' ~.,..71::.6...1A.Av0 ~,..,'''';?4 , / , ,,, , 4 so, 7A •-• , ...,../ 1-1- .. ,4,,,z , ~ 5.7 ~, , 5 ' 5 } ". , tiN t .;,..,' "r 5.,;;‘ , 1:7 ,74.7 . - : ' srxf.EN-6E. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; yan teary g, isp4. Ah‘oFFCERS of HIS ,MA.. 1 - '4 RD N,gl NCE do . 1414.0 *sive Notke, That Propeisals will beieceited at their Office in St. Itargaret-street, Westminiter; on Thursday the day of ;Fehr:tag !nest, ' from such Pericots its 4. 1 ,, under take the Supply of LEA. TI:TER RREECIIES and G f.O YES for the ftorre ler; andCOrpi of Gunner Dr ivers, upon arictrae7 Po a piriad The'ee Years from the Ist of April next. Patterns °film Articles ma; Se Scot up`onajsplication to ilfr:Ceast, the Orthcacke Storekeeper; at Woe/ rich, and the Terms and 6ndi i'i;ins of the Contraq ptay be known at the Secretary's Office, in Sr. Alargaret's-street aforesaid, avcdqjc between the hours of Ten and Pour o'Clock, -where the Proposals ace to be delivered sealed np, and marked ..on the outside, e' Proposals for the Supply of reatherl:rceche and Gloves ;" but no Proposals can be. 41- ftilred afrir rturielay the 1 . 11 of Feb nutty next. Ord - r of the Board, R. fi. CR Ell; Secretary< t.F'FICE OF ORDNANCE, nth Jan. THE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of His JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will le rtaty to receive, ett their Office, in Si. Margaret. SiPeet, If/es:min:ter, on the zki) 7.lnuary non t Propsale front such Person or Persons who mry be willing to Contraa foe the 'Supply of a considerable Quantity of TIMBER PLANK, and . • - other _deaths Nr wholo-of which must be o . lE.,gliih Growth and prime Quality, required in the course of the Year, fc•r Service the R•gal Carliage Department at IPOOLIfICII, where eve?, P.: , ticnlar,. as to the Description and Qualiy of the Articles, as we!! al the Proprazion and Periods of Delivery,. may be knnton by applicatlon to Colonel Fag-, or Officer belonging to the lival Carriage pepartArzt. • The Payment to take place in Three ilhnths suhseguent to :1 1- e` quarter in whith the,Certificatefi - on: the respeOlve ()Peers of she Warren, expressing that the Articles lyebeen rec;ivaand ap proved of,' ;hall be delivered into the Office of the Surveys -Gene.. . ral at the Tottur. • No Proposals will be received after the 2.81 b yanuaut titor fan•any be admitted which d6,es not offer. for the Inde of the ..4rricles required; and it is expetled, that each Per son will give sufficient Security Jot the fulfillment of the Contrag, as well ~! v .'etelivetlhis,Pre;pQsals sealed up,• and expressed on the outside, 'l‘,:'..P . ropOsals for the Supply of Timber for the R?yal Carriage'D?partment at Wocluich. l ) - . , • 'By Order of the Board, • R. FL CR.'711 . ; see. CHILBLAINS arc cured by one-A pplicati&l or W i i HEAD.'s FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD, severest. SPRAINS and BRUISES, in less, t,.1.,n gait i.e time usii.illy taken 'by' Opodeldoc,'Aifcitiebusaiie, or any other Liniment or Embrocation -.and it usvd-immitiiately., after any Accident, it prevents'lc part turning Biack., 'DUE MUSTARD PILLS ace also taken with AL. singular success, in all Rheumatic,. Paralytic, and Gouty Affeeions, Numbness, Spasms, or Wandering Pains, 'Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility; at the carne time, the aaive fluid Essence is applied to the Parts al• ceded in those Complaints where necessary, It is prepared and sold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. is, Greek.strect, Soho, London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. C The CHILBLAIN OINTMENT for cleansing and speedily dvaling, BROK FYN CHILBLAINS, is also pre. pared by - Kr, Johnston, price IS. OA. box. HE most elegan(and graceful Ornament in Na tUre is a fine Head of Hair; but the prevalence of the late Fashion having induced many a Lady and Ge d tleman to deprive themselves of that beautiful . Embellishment, And who now regret the too ysty. adoption of so unbecoming a mode, the Proprietor of S I KAC I A 'sIT A I.IA N OILS is.• happy to assure them, that by using a• few Pots, the Hair will be more beautiful than ever like Wise restores the Hair on bald places,, making it grow in .abundance,. and of its.na., tural Colour; also prevents its falling oil, which it wil4 d 4 in - twenty—four hours after illness, by re-iuvigorating2t4 Roots; likewise.on Horses' Knees, &c. . . t :; To be had, wholesale and retail, at the Proprietor's laottse; - ; No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ' - ar.:l, by his appoint meta, at Mr. Colding's, No. 42, Cornhi; I tVilliar!ts's, No: ' 41, Pall-Mall- Humphreys', No. )IS, Oxtord-street, at Ss. a Pot, or eh 145. a dozen. Not less than half a dozen at the wholesale price. NEW MED.ICINE ACT. At the only' Warehouse for Dr.: lAMES's POWDER, No,. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.. IE followipg.. MEDICINES. are,S9l4 at the Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as it is enaded,..that from the. Ist of September, tSo2, the Stamps should be appliod to all Proprietary Medicines, as well fs - tr -foreign as for Home:Consumption, and as a con siderable Addition made to the Stamps, on the articles of higher vain; or those in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future 2s. gd. per Paekct, or ii. ss. 6d. per Dozin .; but the quantity of a Dov:.--n.Packets in a Bot tle (as :made -up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4s. And by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates ate prepred for Mr, Newbery'ssepa ate:use, withhis llatrie engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be •careful to observe , that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all. his Medicines; ;and as it is presumed that this will be a suffi cient. security against. Counterfeits, • his . Signature on the Lables on Dr. iamcs's Powder will be discontinued from kenceforward. • - _ • • Stamps will be allowed gratis,.as usual, to those who purchase Half,n. Dozen or. mare at a time, of the lower priced articles.. s. s. d. Dr. fames's POWder - 2 9 • Lozenges of Blois t ti Do. a Bottle - 24 0 treake's'Finct_of Bark 4 9 I)o. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Hirxharn's - 2 o Do. large Box . 24 o English Coffee - 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe z 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 I)o. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Ormskirk. Medicines 8 6 Do. Camomile Drops t 9, Ingtish's Scots Pills t o Do. Paregoric Lozenges• T Ti Essencedf Peppermint T tit Berry's Bilious Pills • 4 6 Grant's Drops - t Dr. AuStin'sChalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills t ditto - 4 o Glass's Magnesia • 3 11 Dalby's Carminative 1 .9 Henry's Vino . 2 6 EssericeolColtsfoot 3 6 . . Norton-'s Drops - 5 : 6 Cephalic Snuti . p 9 - Spilstairy's Drops 5 6 Mr. S pence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 I ones' s• R heumatic Tine- G reenoug h ' s Tincture ture, . - 3 6 Po. Tolu, Lozenges I ti N. B. Stamps with Mr. Ne%vbery's Name areaffiXed to the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many Persons ' , particularly servants •and Messengers, mistake•his House v be is under the necessity of pointingout, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapsvie, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on• whicn thees .Words are inscribed :, T.HE. ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. jAMES's POWDER."