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. r ~~~L . ~= 1 T ~~r t ~~~ y;V f . /~j'i , • z . .. , Ai ,--"- ~4 7. : - . - - . ,4 ~5.,. fi /4,i , ,' vlo tr3,..-- -- ' (-1: c: . - , - • ,- 1 ii ''' •- ' c -' ; \%Y .,, ‘., :._ . 10 41 C.,... 05, ~i; ; . • " WA' ; : r': • ' . Ar- :, . - .' •, • . 1 , 4 ~,, ~,,-,..- ,„. ~ • , 1 116 - ar„ , s 4 - .,„, t • mikv,..,:r . . i ,7 ~, ,,,,,,7 ) ....4_ "k ,..;1,. • .. :,:.*: 0,14.,....i .j. ;....,r , 6 .:.-,.-. : . ,....H.,,,,,,........ r . :- -,, , 00 , -' -?%----"-- ' .4 " ""4 g 4F : '' ''•• • ..ts,.. 4 0 . . 40.a9ti a f r • :,,.. ,_ ~,,,, ... f ,, \ \ ~...„ •,,,,,,,,,:.,..- ~ • . / 1- ;./ I , T. -- I .. ~, . /.~, •; -~ NUMBER 3533.} THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 18.04. [PRICE S tXPEIZta. THEATRE=RDYAL, DRURY-LANE. T°- MORROW EVENING, ' Jan. zo,. 184, will be perfoirried,- THE INCONSTANT. liisarrt., 'Mrs, TOK DAN. • .. . ......„ WITH This Day was published, A SPECIMEN of BRASS ORNAMENTS fol. I LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, on an improved Principle, by RICHARD BROOK, - Engraver to His Ma_ :jesty and Their Royal , Highnesses the Prince of Wales -and the Duke of Kent, No. ;oz, Strand, London. -Also a SPECIMEN of PATTERNS an. 13-00KBIND ERS, Brass Rolls, Tools, &c. on an entire new Plan, a large and elegant assortment of which are* ready for sale. Copper-plate Engraving and Printin'g executed in the best 'Manner, and SealS of every description finely erikra\ - ad: Specimens to be had as above, and ,of Mr. Hurst and Messrs. Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row, and Cham pante and Whitrotv, Jewry-street, Aidgate. DUTY ON.: PROFITS AR A' [NG FROM DIVIDENDs . AND ANNUITIES IN THE .is hereby gruen, That- an O . A. ) e ik ILVV Otened at,the Old Stock Exchaiige, for receiving IZeturt., and Certificatls from Perst;ns entitled to Dividend: and Anttnitiet in the Pxblic Funds. . • : , • • All Persons entitled to notch Dividends,, nta_,i , pay the amour; the ditty thereon, being One 'Shilling for TWeny into the 7Ja'4 of Egldt , ;d, kitd 4; delivering the Certificate of the payment at the Office aboveMentimed, 7.l.tith an ind. , ,rsentent.-or 1.4 scription the' ilccoutzt or Accounts sgch Certificate is intended to discharge, the elssessment 'to these upon the on ai•c. , ant at tie said Dividends, will' be etiicharged withoteLatg junver trouble to the Parties. • „ NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. On the 3 rst of Jntrary will be published, No. I. of • •- By Order of !he:Boarel of Taxer o iIMTHEW WINTER, Sec• -- - • ' ~, CINDERELLA ; , - vr, THE LITTLE GLASS-SLIPPER. Produced under the Dirt:6Eon of Mr. BYRNZ. Cinderella, or The Littl e Glass Slipper, will be. repeated I *very Evening till further notices _On Saturday, the, Whs. Jordan, Comedy of Love for Love ; Miss Prue, On Monday, The Way to Keep Him. On Tuesday, , The Wife of Two Husbands. • On Wednesda find; Mrs. tordan. y, The Comedy of All in the Wrong,; Be And on Saturday, the 28th inst. wl called erformed, for the . first time at this Theatre, a Tragedy Alphonso. A new Comedy, in Five Ads called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is in preparation, and will h e produced as soon as possible. ............—.......___ - 7 --- ' THEATRE -ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 2 ° , 180 4 ) will be performed, —. . OTHELLO. Othello • - lag,o, Mr COOKE. 47re-Mt,TV,li,otna, Mrs. SIDDONS. vri r tt LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSIVI/THS. On Saturday, The English Fle:st, with Modiin Antiques. ..,_ On Monday, King Henry the Fourth, Sec -bud-Part, with De La Perouw... . On Tuesday the Engli s h• F leet, with St. Patrick's Day. On Wednesday, The Distressed Mother, with The Escapes, of The Water Carrier. King John is ia rehearsal, and will be produced imme diately. VOCAL CONCERTS, 1804- ' NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. MESSR.. HARRISON,H. SAR i3ARTLEM AN, and. , GREATOREX, most respeaftaly -announce, that the CONCERTS will commence at the above Rooms on FRI DAY, the t7th of February ; and that Mrs. BI LLING TON is engaged for the whole Season. The number of Subscribers will be limited: to what tile Room can 'well accommodate. Term s of Subscription Four Guineas for Nine Concerts. Tickets -will he ready fordeliverrat Mr.Birchall's,.No. t 33, New Bond street, on Thursday the 26th instant. The Lauics' Tickets are Red, and the Gentleatertt Black, and are transferable according to the Rules and Restriaions of farther Seasons. -.........___„Further parti cu l ars i n a fosv days. _ . G of the At a MEgTI/sITITETjs for Establishing an ASYLUM for MALE and FEMALE OUTCASTS, holden this•foth Day of December 180 .; -. RESOLTh, Rev E. w.WI-I_ITA,KER in the Chair . VED, That ~thi, Meeiiilg, 't,;ls.ing Into consideration the Suggestion.offered some years past- by P. Colquhoun, Esq of the great-want, and future very . ex tensive Benefits winch might be ~..d•rived from spent of an Asylum for Male and Female Outcasts, are de. . the Establish.. termined never to relax in of their exertions u n t il t h e y h a ve procured, by the assistance the p under th e sanction f pa e Humane and O ulent, and and that they do o fo now rmaint th a e m m e sei , .such In h to a 11 E s oc s t a ie n t l y i s h i. o n r l e tt n, a t t; purpo se. auly, That an Address to the Inhabitants of Great Britain be printed on behalf of this Charity, stating the Grounds, Objed, and General Purposes of it. 3ctly, That the Address now read by the Cluiratan-i&ap t 1,','""1 by t4printing; anti -he bedesirect to 62""1:41; me m be and advertised in the Public PaPO - s , '— the manne r he mav think- will most widely disseminate the knowledge of the Plan. E. W • WRITAICER• Theabove-mentloned Address may be had, gratis, at the following. Booksellers : Messrs. Rivingtons' Sr. Paul's Church -yard; Mr. Faulder's, Bond -street • ; and'Mr. Spragg'', IQng-street Covent_ de_ -- .. NAVIGATION AND MILITARY 'STUDIES. At the NAVAL and MILITARY ACADEMY, OR WILLIMCH USE, Paradise-raw, Chelsea, AiVI GARRARD, Examiner and Cer tifier to the Hon. East India Company, Officers in Nautical Astronomy, and Author of the New 31tlio•I of reducing Lunar Observations, which has received of their the sand of of the Hon. Co mmissioners of Longitude, East India Company and Trinity Board ; continues to Board and to Educate Young Noblemen and Gentlemen in the Theory (..,t Navigation, and qualify them in every requisite to coin- Vete th e Sea Officer. sitAi.", e'seatial advantage of this Institution is, in having a ~.__lllicjoistitipletely rigged on the premises for the practice of 17 h 1_ _, u i t p to instrutt the Pupils to Hand, Reef, and put a ki ty,,,,T7ine .tinder the dire ion of a person properly 'qualified Cel'ltem en inter as Military Cadets are prepared acid rendered eligibl --;" lias had the hoelturPass at Woolwich-by Mr. Garrard, wifo India Compaily to 4 1 °1 being nominated by the Hon. East N. B. m r. carraras,tsrutt them for that purpose. ' and Theory of Navip.tr w Publications on the Longitude Method of Reducing Lurrr'Ovt.:!sz" his Ample verse Table, and his Seam an , pervations, the Enlarged i 1 and Concise .r Academy, and of Mr. Smith,s receptor may be had at tle late Munn; and P• ge, Postern nAvvTower-hill, London ; also of 'Mr D 4 , - Teacher of the Mathematics, Warburtun-strect, Basic.] "11- e BE PARTICULAR AS PAT EN TO .THE HOuse.. * T BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. .. IPit-R-PW-raLre..Eroßo's Fur.nishing Upholstery, and Cabin - et t itle Str- Let. A large Ms and Nlanutatory, Nos. 13 and 14, Cache. neatest, and , assortment .of articles of the newest, 111..teri41,_ and"o ` o assortment Fashions, of well seasoned proveniel'its. excellent workmanship, with several im- BUTLE D 4nci insuinuc,.thitt they the p.., ••• reSpeaf, , 1 ~., : ',LI), relies on . the goOd diSCatlinent,°t. \Via lee through the Palfr'Y.dev'ces ti e'. Itations o oposed t o him and c l' ounterfeiting his arti for 1,41_4 Weil ktaown that BuTLER. has nap/at-ja i the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first be gre,tt itnpro, . L _ 3 . .e 10 ;dittos/ all kinds of Tables, to two •pvents, one for Houßs, atlci eill e e i "t ; it renders them more convenient and is allowed other is a pp lic able lu t e - : 1 inote portable. The principle of the 'rent, Sofa, and Chairlir 'ill't kinds 9f Bedsteads, A Four 1 j tie: 1111 in sickness, and each ed s? which latter are singu ) handsome a piece of furniture fora cit\yrien shut up; iilake a .s::.c The Fo r and T.' ""g Ro Dressing Roont, . . brass tt Pot cot Bett s - wit.. 9 - . ether in all parts ra , o and are fixed with rni'. - --cn o ease withoUt the , help of !co, r tacks or nails in the furniti" and are very portable. 2 . a ticular kinds of the ah ove, adai l i r t e et'l for Gentlemen of the 45 .r.Py and Navy, and hot c limates, - also portable Chairs, &c. t_ BtiTik's Patent trot clim ates, have been graciously pa ronlzed by the Kill Queen, Royal Family, aitd ho noured by order- fromg, n, and . Nobility.• id Gentry, number s 01 the at t_tyld have been highlY approved of in the thist,and Wes . r Indies : the merit of Articlesthe have' thus met NI, ith fa_ encouragement, anlforw hichlie' returns his grate tul acknowledgments, and cannot but no:ice-the ,kind Of tUTLEfices of some others, who fix up large Sign-Board, v4tll - name inscribed, Which may help also to prinnote is Business, or should it he designed otherwise he' , by the Permission of Pr • v Providence m anufactitres and sells his Supe *jot . our -post and other Beds, excellent Dining Table :4 and. 4.tabinet Articles as above, namely Catherine -street, 8 doors h e has eon 4rutn the Strand, a Brick, front House, where ruthtrtteled several Tools and Machines for working the same, as otherwise been at considerable expellee to bring theist ,ck th at Utility and degree At the s of p er f e ct ion at which. thq Ro.vv. ; re. ame lace may be had every Article tor- th e "I t l etely FurnialliPug liouses. N.B. For Exportation. 7 , , . • . . • 'SOCIETY FORTHE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, Jan. 4, 1804. BENEFACTIONS since the LAST REPORT, viz. • •,c. .r. d. A Friend, per the Rev. T. Thirlwall .. A. to odo 'Rev. C. B. Char'wood, per ditto - - A. 2 2 0 J. Bradney, Esq. per Fullers - - A. 5 o! • lohn Franklin, Esq. - - .. 2. 2 o Wm. Baldwin,, Esq. - - - 2 2 0 Edward Darrell, Esq. .. - A. 2 2 0 'John Wiggin, Esq. per Secretary - - A. • a I o Mr. Ricnard Harvey - . - IR 0 Lady MoOre - - . - - A. 7 o o _ Mrs. Dickson - - - A. 7 0 0 Mrs. Rodney, of Hare, per Treasurei - A. 5 5 0 S. W. - - - - - A. 5 5 0 E. R. per Messrs. Dorriens and Co. - a o u Anonymous - - ' - 1 o o Found in the Letter-boa . - - 3 3 ° Ditto, ditto, - - -- - - a a c Air. Hearnden, 144th Benefaelion - - 0 :,.. ' o x• 5 6 5 cs. Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, Izz Debtors, for the Sum of - - 2 53 S 5 Cousidered the cases of 4; Petitioners. Approved 35. Referred. for Charaders 8 Petition, and rejeOeci i. Benclattions are received by James Neiki,,"Esci. the Trea surer, Cheyn6-walk; Chelsea; also at Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. James's-street; Hoares, Fleet-street; Fuller and Co. Lombard -street ; Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Corn hill ; Hammersleys, ; Vere, Lucatiou, Trough. ton, and Co. Lombard-street ; 'Goldneys, St. lames's-street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society will meet on the first Wednesday in February next. A CLAIM UPON THE BRITISH NATION. T Presented to the guard of Longitude, in the yea r A 1793, my new Method of finding the Longitude, by th e transit of the Moon through the first meridian, in which the motion of the Sun and Moon begin the 19 years of a Cycle. The Board of Longitude refused to hear me, and ordered me not to come anymore to them, for they had determined hot to receive any of my Proposals whatsoever. The Board of Longitude has likeivise refused to take notice of my Celestial Globe, presented to them .by the Right Hon. the Board of Admiralty. It is now six months since an answer was re fused to the new Proposal I have made through the mediuM Of the Admiralty. I theretbre 4ddress , to. the 2ritish Nation a Stimmary Of what is contained in my New Astronomy, as published; and the Proposals which are in the hands of the Board of Longitude, and of which they refuse to take no tice. Ist,. The Correction of the Civil and Astronomical Alma nack of Europe, by the suppression of the precession or the Equinoxes. Idly, The finding of the Longitude by the regular motion of the Moon resulting front it, and the Construction of the • requisite Tables by the Cyclometer for 3S years for' he said Meridian. r • idly, Art Improvement for the actual Obgervation on a Ship moving, to.render it equally commodious as on Land.. .}thly, The Fixation of the Magnetic Needle, to show fixedly the Merinian of a Ship moving. sthly, A contrivance to force the Magnetic Needle to show by itself its own variation, if any happens round the World. 6thly, A second, new and Astronomical Method of find log the Longitude. by the Periodical Motion of the Moon, not by the quantity of the Astronomers, which is 27 d. 7 h. • 43- 5. but by that of my Astronomy, viz. d. 7h. 42. 2io-235. not by her distance from the Sun and Stars, not by her transit to the Meridian, but by another operation, more .certain and exact. This indication alone is worth all the Act of Parliament promises. .A..most valoable. imtire.ventrat• en the Osttod . • Watches for Lorigitocle. Sthly, A fourth Method of .mine to find the Longitude by common Watches, to be redified astronomically every night, wHich renders them astronomically perteet, and may be come the most easy and familiar. I am ready to answer and satisfy the Nation, according to • the Ad or Pirlianient, with respell to all or any part of these Proposals, it by a satisfactory interference. • lOSEPH EMMAN.PELLIZER. The Abridgement of my New Astronomy is td be had at Mr. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-row, with the Quadra ture of the Circle demonstrated in three Geometrical ways, without any calculation; and at my Lodging, No. 36, St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square, where my Celestial Globe is to be seen. A Hi NT. IT the GENTLEMAN who took the House of Robert Stone, Esq. of Seaford, in the County of Sussex, does not immediately pay the Rent and Dinages that the said‘Robert Stone has sustained, the Centlnd of that `said Gentleman and his Family, with Names at length, shall be advertised in all the Public Papers. , FIFTY GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS the COUNTING-HOUSE of Mi; THOMAS LOCKY ER, Merchant, at 'Smart's Quay, Plymouth, was last Night or early this Morning broke open, alXi a GOLD WATCH, with themark " W. E. Smith, Poultry," on the' face ; and also, a Case of Snr geon's Pocket Instrurrients, with a Red Morocco Case, stolen therefrom; a REWARD of FIFTY GUINEAS is hereby offered to any Person or Persons, for the Discovery of the Offender or Offenders, whith will he paid on his'or their Ccnvidicn, by applying. to the said Thomas Loayer.. Silversmiths, Jewellers, and Pawnbrokers, are requested to take Notice in case the Watch should be offered for Sale or pawned) of the Name on the race of the Watch. • - A Coulter, with the mark I C was found near the spot where the Biirglary was committed, and which may be seen at the said Counting-house. Plymouth, lan. IS O 4. .• This Day was - published;,kice ss..6d. QOME OBSERVA'T'IONS 'tin the Yrupriety of elfeattally EMPLOYING one pre"sent MILITARY FORCES against France. And a few Cursory• Remarks on the threatened Invasion.. Printed for I. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No. too, direclly opposite Albany-Honse, Pibcadipy. NEWMAN's CONVEYANCER NX,T. CLARKE and SONS, of Portugal-street, V V. • Lincoln's-inn, take this Method .of informing the profession, whose Sets remain incomplete of N EWMA Nis CONVEYANCER; in Three litge Folio Volumes, that they cannot engage to complete any Sets after the lath of March next. They give this Notice, in order that Gentle men may avail . themselves of the opportunity olcotnpleting the Work. — Ave:?few COpiei remain ror Sale, 3 vols. folio, price 41 - ..105. boards. ESTATE AT ST. IsilTrs TO BE, SOLD or 1:4"1:, a Compaa,. Valua*, and well-known SUGAR PLANTATION, called the •F AT FIER HERMIT, situate in - the Island in Cayenne quarter; Consisting of 241 Acres cif Land, an exceeding gOod Dwelling-house, a capital Stone Windmill, and all necessary Sugar Works and -BuildingS, in complete 'repair; and now in the occupation ofthe Madan Family, who have rented it for about 6oyears: . The Estate has produced, upon an average of the last 16 years; 115 hogsheads of Sugar Itarly, of the first quality, but it is considered in the Island to be capable of improvement to the extent of 1p hogsheads annually, having trade .219 hogsheads in one year. The term of the present Tenants will expire in June, 1864, at which time possession may he had. For particulars, apply to Jedichah Kerrie, Esq. Bath ; John Julius, Esq. in the Island ; and to Messrs. Hunter, Kebbel, and Vander Meulen, c.harlotte , roW, MakSion.hobse,. `where a plan of the Estate-may be seen.. • . •. THE IMPERIAL - REVIEW ; or London and - Dublin Literary journal. To Jr:. continued regularly on last'DA, of each, succeeding 'Month. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, : Sitand,. London ; and for I. Archer, I. ( coke, and M. N. Mahon, at Dublin It will be sold also at o:xford, COokt, Hanwell, sad Parker, and R. Bliss, jun.,; at C.::inibridge, by . f . Deighton, and T. Barrett •, - :at litlinbtfrOi, by VI. Cre, - ;ii, Bell arid Bradtute, P. 14W, and W.. Laing at ..C;lasgow, by.Dunlop. and Wilson, and Brash and Reid; aed at Aberdeen, by A. Brown. Of any of whorrt a Prospectus of the Plan - of this Work may now he had. This Day was published in.Bvo. price 6s. 6d, in beards, the Second Edition of AROUGH SKETCH of MODERN PARIS ; - or', Letters on Society,' Manners, Public Curiosities., and Amusements, in that Capital. Written during the fast two months of 18Ot, and the fist five of . By J. 'G. I. AI EMSTRE , 1-2.sg. • • Ptinted•for I Jo.hnsoni in St. Paul's Chard-yard: Extraci from the Monthly'Review. , o' The 'Author of the present tc(iiigh Sketch isentitted to . distinction among the several Delineators of Modern Paris. lie possesses a clear and well informed mind . ; he has given particular aftention• to whAteVer* fell under his observation, and his style is ea,sy, gentlemanly; aiid unalleaed. Our apology,tor the,length of our. Extracts, in the, pre sent instance, mutt be found in the 'good sense and discrimi nating judgrnent of the AuthOr a these Letters ; which not only contain thefullest accoitnt of the public Curiosities and state of Society arid Manners 'in .Madern PariS, that has - yet been given by any of our Countrymen, but are written in a manner .which inspires confAicnee in the. veracity of the Narrator." On the 28th inst. will be published, in OaavO, EMOIRS of the LIFE of Dr. DARWIN, _Lea chiefly . thiring his Residcnce at Lichfield, with Anec dotes of his Friends, and Criticisms on' his Writings. By ANNA SEWARD. Printed for I. lohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. harly in mitt Month will be . pnblished, in One large Vol. Svo. TRAVELS in AMERICA, translated fro:n the' French of C. VOLN EY. Printed for 1. fohnson, in St. Paul's Churchvard. The Thtnatioo, of this Work is completed ,and pginted, and the Puhlicatioo only for the • A new' clition of Voiney's Ruins is just published. This Day was published, price One Shilling, . A CATALOGUE' of . BOOKS- for the Year •Lik. 1404; containing the Libraries of Daniel Macnainara apd I.ler;:xlith Of Pdival,. G. `I. Newnham; .Foster BoWer',i William Lawson, and . Edward Leeds, (Master in Chancery).Esqra. &c. &c. Part s. COinprises one of the largest Colleaidns Of COm mon, Civil,. Canon, and Maritime Law, Books, ever offered for Sale in Great Britain. ' Part a Contains a Coilde.loti Of Ancient and Mcderil Li:. teraturcv both nsw ;tad second-hand tbrtning io.theervhole.a very, choice- Colleellon,- which -arc nosy selling, (for .readv money) it the lqw Prices marked in the Catalogue, by Clarke and 'Sots; Portugal-Sfreet, LOndbn, where Coalagtreslriay be had. *** The 'full Yalue given, in. Mangy or Exchange, for Libraries or Parcels of Law, arid other Books. Lately Publiified, ici Odavo, price qs. in bohriis, • brIRIGINAL PRECEDENTS of 'SETTLE. MENTS drawn by the most . ch i sfinguished Convey ancers' of, the present day, and now first. published_ under the Direction and Inspection of A NIES Li:NRRY BIRD, lisc. London: Printed for W. Clarkeand Sons, Portug.ii-';nect, , Of whom may be had, in Twb:.PLlcket,Yohim&s, price 9s. in boards, The New. POC KET CONVE VA NC E R ; 'or Attorney's ! Complete Pocket book, comiltising a ChOice,Sele6tion, • and a great variety of the most valtiable and apppved'l'recedepts in Conveyancing; with Preliminarv'ObservatiOns relative to the Nature and Use of each Deed, &c; •.• By- J.. B. Bird, Eicf. Ina Pocke! Volume, price 3s:6d. ip.boards.. An Assistant to the Pra6liceof .convevancing, containing . Indexes or References to the several Deeds, &C. comprised in the several PrUcedent Books nbw in print. NEW MEDICINE ACT'. , At the only Warehouse for Dr. jAMES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's-ChurCh-yarti, London. THE• folloWinc , MEDICINES are Sold, 'at the Prices annexed, including' the Stamp ,Duties ; and as it is enacted, that from the ist of September, doz, the Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and-as a.con siclerable Addition' made to the Stainps, on the articles of higher value, or those ,in bulk, the prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future 25. qI. per Packet, - or rl. S s. 6cL per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot tle (as : made up. for the Army and Navy) may, be haq fqr tl. 4s. And as by favour of the CommisSioners Of the Stamp Oflice,•P lates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa , ate - use; - ivitlr.hts Name 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 he a suffi cient security against Counterfeits, his• Signature on. tlw Lables. on Dr. James's Powder will he discontinued from heitinfawtitf' S amps will be allowed gratis, as trsual, to those who purchase a Dozen or more, at a time,• of the lower priced article's: s. d, a. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges.of Blois t ti Do. a Bottle - 24 o Frealte'sTind.of . .Bark 4 9. Do. Analeptic Pills .4 6 Do. Huxhirri's - 2 o Do, large Box - • 2 4 o ,English Coflee - 2 9 ' 7 Dr-Steers Opodeldoc 2 6 - Genuine Arquebusade 8 6. Do. Convulsion Oil - „st 6 Ormskirk Medicines 3. 6 Do. Camomile Drops 9 1 nglish's Scots l' i 1 ls i o Do. Paregoric Lozenges xi Essence of Peppermint t xi Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's I.)rops. Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills t ti ditto 4 o GlaSs's Magnesia - 3 6 Dalby's Carminative t g Henry's Ditto -2, 6 EssenceolGoltsfOot 3- 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff' - o' 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Mr. S pence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's 2 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tine- GreenougreSTinatite r it ture - _ _3 6 _ DO. Tolu Lozenges' 't N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name arc affixed to the first twenty:: Articles above entmierated:';: and as many Persons, particularly Servants arid MessengerS, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of poihting out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's; nearest to Cheapside, and. that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which thees Words are inscribed: " THE ONLY — WAREHOUSE l'Olk DR. jAMLS's POWDER." OFFICE OF ORDNA.VCE, ' • • 'Janus jr 9, 1864. THF . - - PRINCIPAL 'OFFICEIO- of HIS y4sl - ', '4 O RDNANCE da berei;:v , give- Ivolic9, Iba t Proposals w ill b,..1ii.e71) 1 11.1 tie O cc 1 ,, St. iklargaret. ;tree, iYesttniiisier, Thursa4 the .7.d to of February next, Iron: such Persons as in4:ll to undo ta;: , t4e.r.., , pply LEA. THEIZ. BREECH.E.S' and GLOVES for rhi Horst- d i nil:. lc;y an.:lC9rPt ,9 . 1 Gunner 1.3).i11e;-.r, upon Cotttras.7. 1. - ? r a pcii4d 2in cc Yeas from the Ist of .e3;.tPii next. ° Patterm" ofthe, Articles ends be seer upon appl.lealim at the Prin. rival .torekeepeo:'sO . ffice in the Tower, andthetrernts liens of the Contrail Intro.; keki:n at 'the Srcretaiy'i Offiee, vie St. Margaret's.-street aforesa id, any day betn.z.yen the &Ur., ref: and Four ("Clock, where the Proposals or t, 4e afliverea 'sealed up, and 'narked on the o\atside„ " P roposals for !iv Supply of Leather isreeches ftud . Gloves:" but 7:'o P!t* - OPOF.i4 can be iititied after Thursday the 2J of Februirty ~. By Ord r r of the-Board, R. H. CR Secret:,,•• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, car.. rrflE, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His M. 4. "ESTY's ORDNANc.4..da hereby give 2Vcrice, that they will be ready to receive, at their Office, in St. Margaret .street, Westniinster; on the 28th 2anuarv. nrxl, Prep ails jrnnt such.' Person or. Persons-.who may be willing to - :CoKtra4.7 ; for the Supply of considerable Quantify qf rims ERs PIO Arl;, other Articles (tZ% whole of which rust be of Eivrlish - GrAvih and prime'Qualits),.required in the course of th s , fear.fitr,44,7iger the R;,al Carilage Department at IP)OLIVItti, here eye?), Particular, as to the Description' and Quality of the Articles, as well as the Proportion and Periods of Delivery, may be knot,u by application to Colonel Fags, or. qffieer'belonging to the Rval Cacriage Department. The Payment to" take plate in Three Itionths l subsequent 14 the Quarter in which the Certffreate front the respeßive Officers of the Warren, expressing that the Articles have been rcceivedand ap proved of, shall be delivered into the Office of the Surveyor-Ge,e ral at the Tower. , Proposals be recein4after.ther.S4 Tanualy ; nor can any be admitted which does not Jo - lor I n.ti of the Articles i ; and it is expeFted, that eat!" Pc- - - son will give sufficient Security for tic fulfil.nzent ( ~ 1- the Coniraa, os•well as deliver his Proposals seal e d . up, aria' 'expressed on the outside, ( 1 ' proposals fo:' the Supply, cof Timber' for the R:yal Carriage Department atityLkti,:tac:i.choi•..' the '• Board, .. • R. H. CREW', '.5-cr. OFFICE OF ORDN_I,',CF, . iVestminstet, Ya , ?. 73, 1804. TP7 T-'7INCIP AL OFFICERS of HIS M T }''s ORDN A NC E,,(.1.1 - Pr - L7posiiis be' ret.'"Z - 17.4,1 at their Office, St. ilfargaret's.strref, irestniinster, cn oc before Thursday the 26,1) instant,frou sath Persons as;n4s; be undertake the St,l;p 'of ft to . t ME T'S 4w4KAP,,S - for,the service of . the I; , lerent Corps under the diredion of this I.),tpartntent. the,'Articles to he iuppliqi, may be VPOII applicwio4 at the Princil,al Storeeeper's Ojice at the Tower . , aii.l the Teriiir and Conditions' ,/ theGc, nt'ihrSV cretary'siy,.s'Office in St. ii.:xaret's-street aforesaid, any day be, tween the hours ,of Ten and P'our o'Clock, 7.4.!berelhe Ft'ophoals air to he &livered,- sealed up amdrzark cd on the outride, " Proposals for the Supplypf,H2l,ineTs and Caps;" but no P rcposal can Zr can:fitted' after the said 2.6 t h. insta•it. • By ,Cirder if the Board, • R. K. CREW, Secretary. . . VENEREAL I3LINDNESS, To Mr. THOMAS' TAY LO Sl,lrg.:-"pfl, No. 9, New s free t I,t)zidon. X. - AAR SIR, , . • . 7 T is with the most' heartfelt satisPtaioh : that ,I •1. address yoit'ou the incomparable excellence' of your irt vtduable Medicine, LE PATENT- Pi - :the Spring of thiS year I !Lid the misfortune to.contrad a. Vene.- .real Complaint, attended. will - , the most - alarruir.4 arid. dan gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I have been contir:d to my room for a vvitole7week together, and not able to stir • out of it ; I had no rest : night nor day, and suffered the most excruciating pain find ttirment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew' weak. and din - 4 - so that I could..sekrce discern any ouieCt, if ever so close to me, and expected nothing less -than the total-loss of.my sight,—From stcigt,-. healtuN, and rather corpulent man, I. became a mere sh a d ow , an d an objet Of pity - and compassion. My friends had all given me over, and tho a uglAt my recovery impossible. In this dreadful state,' and expecting every minute to he my last in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to ti-y - your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, and being at an enormous expellee, it was some,tiine. before 1 could be prevailed on to take , them ; at List I sent for,SiX boxes, .and befOre 1 had taken them all, I found .con. sidzr,ible benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and my eye sight grew better,,and; to the - great surpriie and asto.iish mem of all `my friends (after taking three boxes:More), my health and"strength was perfectly restored, and 'I am now (thanks to - my. God and your .invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty as ever I was' in my life. -.You are at full - liberty to publish this in any manner . you 'Wilk proper, for the benefit . . of society at large, and which-I should have-sent you sooner, hut was l'arftil of a relapse. I remain,, with the utmost gl•atitude, . . . Dear Sir, yotir obiged humble Servant, R. L. LEIGH.' Iligh.street,.Birmiaghani, Nov. s, r 799. . 4 The above Medicine. ts earnestly recommended 'to all Persons, that are in any- doubt of their being entirely free of every Venereal AlieCtion r. particularly to those about alter ing,their- eandition life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long- standing, .or hOWever disguiSed under theappearanee of other disorders it may be; for Scorbutic, „Glandular, and Cutaneous Corn plaints% it is also recommended to be taken, especially in the.Sprin : g,'Summet,ond Prepared and sold .by the sole Proprietor, T H AI A S TA y- Lea,: Member - of tile Corporation of Surgeons ' London; -at. his HouSe, No. 9,. New 4ridge-street; where he will give. Advice; Without . a fee, to persona taking these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters,, if post-paid, on the same terms; observing iii all cases the 'most inviolable secrecy, no Patient~ name or case-having beentrientioned, but 1t ;heir, own particular request; - by,the Proprietor, during the course of more.th.m 35 years., ' that he has had the condueting of an extensive sale of .the above Medicine, and the Practice arising tl'irctiotn. • - They, are. also sold by .his appointment, at the -Per-, ftimer's, 'No. 35, St. Alhates-street, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ro bertson's Toy.shop, 103, - Q,xford-street Mt. Steel's, . No. t,. (Union-row, Little.,-Tower-h111; and by one Per son ineveiy.ont;iderable Town in England, &c: - in boxes - of only as. od. each, staled up, with full and plai n Di reetions, .Iv - hereby Persons-at either . Sex rnsty cure selvesthem with ease and secrecy. • N. is. Each Box Sold•-in GI-Oat Britain is sealed up with a -Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed at .the Stamp-Offices---" T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, —to- inutate:,whicrh is Felony, and ail other ACC COLIMCEICiIS.