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Containing a Review of various Articles in different Branches of Literature : among which are, Dr. Holmes's Septuagint ; Pennant's Outlines of the Globe,. Vols. Il I. and IV. ; Crutwell's Tour through Great Britain ; Dr. Parry on Wool; Public CharaaerS of 1800 and 18ot ; Link's Tra vels in Portugal • Dr. Lettsom on the Cow-pox •, Gilpin's Sermons; Vol. I ; Serres's.Guide for Coasting. Pilots ; Har wood's Grecian Antiquities ; Foreign Literature, &c. &c. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's ChUrch-yard. Of whom may be had, • Sets, of the British Critic, from the commen c e ment in Ma y , 1793, to June, 1801, in Seventeen Volumes, price in boat t ds St. 45. 6d. or ialf-bound, with Russia backs , 9 l . tos. (0" To each Volume is prefixed - a preface, containing a retrospeCtive View of British Literature.—A Volume of this Work is completed at thtend of every six months, price in boards 155. This Day were published, Volume the First, •in 4to:. together with au Atlas, Price 21. I*. 6d. in boards, of. LIIIPERML P.ARLjAN.IEPL27.- 4TIOIV~ I T I LATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - MORROW EVENING, Dec. z, 18ot, each. will be perfornied, PIZARRO. Al_taliba, Mr. POWELL ;. Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE : • Orozembo, Mr. DO WTON ; Cora, Mrs. HARLOWE • Pizarro, Mr. I 3 AR RYMORE ; Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE • Las easas, Mr. RO 11GHT ; Valverde, Mr. PALMER; Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. •c.vtin • THE ANATOMIST. 7 4e, ."Chursday, the, Comic' Opera of The Deenn a, w it h Iherine and Pctruchio. • 0 1 Friday, The Revenge, with 5 ylvester:Daggefwood, and Juan. • IL% Saturday, the Comedy of The Country qirli with the „Qance of Lodoiska. • n Monday, the Tragedy of Richard the Third.' its arc no' :o incwas i 'O N, CaW i 1 Shares! 12.51. cad :tett to COi RAVELS •in •thc . OTTOMAN" EMPIRE, EGYPT, and PERSIA, undertaken by • Otder of the GoVerntent of France, during the first six Years of the Re public. By G. A. OLIVIER. HOUSE- OE-• C70,11.21/01Vg. MONDAY, NOV. 30. . . . _ Mr. tit AGG E took the oaths and hiS seat. • A Petition was presented from the Prisoners cor.:_ : fined for Debt in the Gaol for the County of Berk.s: (..)rdered to lio on the Table. Member of the National Institute, of the Society of Agricul. ture of the Department of the Seine, Bre. &c._. teen eat Illustrated by. Engrivings, cnnsisting . of Human Figures, AnimalS, Plants, Maps, Plans, &c. &c. TRLwhichis prefixed, a • Map of Greece, -of the A rchipela go - . llllld of a part of Asia Minor. Translated from:the•Freneh, under the_ A ut hors Inspection. • Printed for T. N. - Longinan and 0. Rees, PaternoSter-row ; and T. Cadell, jim."And W.:Davies, Strain!: Of whom may be had, just ,published, . Travels in Greece and Turkey, undertaken by Order of Louis XVI. and with the Authority of the Ottoman Court. By S. Sonnini, Member of several Scientifick - and "Lite rary Societies ; of the :Societies of Agriculture.of Paris ;, and of the Observers of Men. • Translated from the French. In One Volume, Quirt°, together with an Atlas, containing a Four-sheet General. Chart of the, Levant, , and other Plates; .Price zl: ;as.. 6:1; in Boards. • . . . • . . N. B.: The General thart of the Levant may be liad se parate, with the Outlines coloured, Price los. 6d. A Bill was brought in and read a first 'time for rebuilding the Gaol.of Rochester. The Sheriffs of London presented a PetitiOn from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Coun'cir of the City of Londi-u, praying that the Bill for prohibiting the distilling of Spirits from Wheat might be continued. -:-Ordered to lie on the Table. Lord GLEN . BERFIE said, he belieyed he should to,mor►ow submit to the House a Motion respeCting the Intercourse between this Country and those With, whom we had been engagedin hostilities. VICK 3 N ALS. lONDS ared on t Hatchet ' cott, Die lares it► '~ , .. . . . On Monday the 3oth of November was published , No. 11. of THE PORTRAITS of DISTINGUISHED ETONIANS. • Price 3s. . . To be had at the following Booksellers H. Gardner; Strand; j. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; W. Clarke, New Bond street; Messrs. Pote and Williams, Eton; and J. Knight, Windsor. - " " .. 7 ir, of tt I C. flist >1.31110(6 I cmitint s " ) guard t',4 ty and i found .I t ° • !cesstui ' leuniatis o st of cuO i ill of dir e ' , )iet, .ae also P. to try, un ,r this uy's CO' 1 ; mp on card ilsbury 31 1, ti` h, if " by t . ,5 with nmy be 561 - (i'at ll' and iI. 0. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • _ MORROW EVENING, Dec. Z, 1801, will he perform.:tl, OTHELLO. Othello, ..Mr. SIDDONS.; Rode;igo,, Mr. KNIGHT ; Cassio, . Mr. BETTE RTON ; • Brabantio, Mr. HULL; And Ergo, Mr. COOKE. Emilia, At's. LIICHfIELD; And DesdZmona, Mrs. -GLOVER. BREAD - - -TOUR in ENGLAND and the .HIGHLANDS of SCOT LAND. - • • Speedily tSiII be published, in One large Volume, Svo. Illustrated with Maps, hice vas. 6d._ in boards ; with fine Plates, One-Guinea; or in Quarto, with proof Impres -sions of the Plates, al. 2S. V • - - _ This Day. was published, price Half--a-Crown, bound in DOETRY for CHILDREN, consisting - of such Pieces partly original and • partly selected, as may. be_ committed to memory at an early age. • • By MISS AIKIN. Printed for R. Phillips, N0.:71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by B. Tabart, at the juvenile Library, New Bond-street ; by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row, and. by all other Booksellers. Of whom may lie had, published at the same time, the three following very superior little books for the use of Chil dre.n. t. Visits to the Menagerie and 'the Botanical Carden at Paris, containing a rapid and very pleasing view•of animated .nature, adapted to the capacities of Children, translated from the French of L. F." faufret, in two small Vols. 4s. bound. 7.. The Little HeriMtage‘ and other Tales, 25. boUnd: 3. The Juvenile Pliatarch, consisting of Abe Lives of ex traordinary Children, and of accounts of the infancy and progress of illustrious men, intended to stimulate by ex aniple, 35. bound. SKETC.II . of a TOUR from LONDON, through. the. HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND, the Lakes of Chinb&land and Westmarelan'd, and the Peak of Derby,. in the Years 'zoo and tgoi. Printed for John. Stockdale, • Kr Such Gentlemen as transmit their ciders for the...lth Editiori,. prior to the day"of publication, will be entitliA to receive it at FL us 6d. in boardsl when published, the price will be al: as. . . LOVE A-LA MODE. . t ,Sir Arch)'Macsarcasin, Mr. COO . RI Thursday, Folly as It k lies, with The' Review. Friday, Every Man in I lis Hurnour„with Paul -and Znia. ii u n Saturday, Mrs. Billirigton will perform the LOiara6ter i ;lantlane, in Artaxerxes, with Katherine and Petruchio. Cookg performe Richard last night to a most ' t Lided Audience, and d will repeat the Character on Monday m ti with Pei . ..msg. ik new COmic Opera, in Three Ads , which has been in A t eParation for a long time, will be produced on Tuesday Of , (with new l‘lnsic, Scenes, will make in which 'RlloraSturace an 131'3114in, will make their ist'Appears e at this 'I heatre. • This Day was published, price in boards, A N - ESSAY on the Unreasonableness• SCE:P- I - 1/I'l CI . . • • • . • By. the Rev: J. HARE, A. Al. Reaor of Coln St. Denys, Gloucestershire and • Vicar of - • . Strata:4l7Sr, Margaret, Wilts. • Printed for F. and C. Rivington, N. 62, St. Paul's Church-ya . rd ; and L. Wliliams;Strand ; and j. Cooke, Ox ford. tit _ I A hope ; Medlo o eatiers, VISE- HUNDRED. and FIFTY POUNDS per Ahnum, nett' F REETTOLD TO BE SOLD. Ouire at Messrs:R. and K. Shave ' s, Bridge -street, Black. rs. ; Uf whom-may be had, by the same Author, • An E.iSay ou tile Necessity of ReVealeil'Religiun. Third Edition. AnCLU:WQ Visirtition,Serhions, - published by reque.st ; one preached at Swindon, Wilts, provins that to tiwCh~istiau Re- ligion the World is Jur its present improved stab_ of Civil Liberty ; and the other, fireached ar Nprthleach, (•; ion cestersiiire, proving, that the Church Establishment oi this' Nation is not burthensolue to the COmmunity even in a pecu- - Mary sense,. butshe,reverse. :rsinte, to n. iiy tars, ql llt ' assistai l Atel4i. lo arment reduced-i i hove ° , who,'?. and Pl 3l ' one-gun ;, with 0 1 1 Pain POZ, ! , I:te has 'I IP id take el,' No. ,":, ulcer ill tNIGLISH STATE LOTTERY, 1801, Bcginb Drawing Mardi 3, Jez. , SCHEME. • of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. of ~C. 20,000 is 4•30,000 . 4 ---- 10,0Q0 --- • 40,900 . 4 - 5,,ec-) - 20,003 S - z,coo - ichooo "'. ' ; lo - . . 7,45,, - ictooo 22 Soo 4.---.^ .. 15,000 ' 103 -P--- 5,C.00 z oo .......... _, , 5* --- . . s,GOO. V ot , --- 7 . ,12. - 334,003 . 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MY,} ucs, c 3 '`,;(l ,then stO tot. ;bter,r°%s ne..; 1 40 , Jeg i Lop.„,ti tP e ck,,seP 41 1° had : t ,10 ri o° ll , ;$' at I , ' • y'f N e wti j. ,e L Co-,„ ( gi c , , vine eau, At' • • , :rs, • ; 311 v , i ..-----...--- . -- .. . :. . .. . r .2,,:- Tickets. • - • • ~ •;' ,C.seo,ooo . - • .-CAPErALS DETPERMINAWLE,,, . ..,.. ... First-dawn, Ticket, 15th Day, ,c. I o,coo - ' Ditto, 2..rst Day, . 20,000 . Ditto; :.. 3.24 Day,. . - 2 4 ,,:5i-o ' -;;.• . Ditto, 4oth Day, r,oo* . tt st EcKETS and . lIAI:t.ES of TICKETS are SELLING' .4. t VTAY LICE:NS:FA) LOTTERY - OFFICE in r i , " C;LAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLA ND, and the LES will be paid in full STERLING MONEy . PRESE.NT PRICE. •i• : ... Ticket, - - ,C. t 6 • 0 0 Ralf _ S 5 o I . Eighth _ ,2. z . 6 quarter 4 4 o 1 - Sixteenth 1' f ti . •..t .„.. ,1 " Tickets will rise gradually, the same as last Year. .. _ , thic HARDING's 611AKSPEARE. •• • ' . 44 Day was .published, elegantly pr;nted by. Bensley, T welve Vols.. Foolscap 6vo. price al. Ss. boards, or with 1; 6 Copper-plates, engraved by Ridley, Hopw,ood, Berril, latt, Gardner, awl Vandenburgh, in 38 Numbers, price 11. 16s. or in iz Vols. boards, . : •".. . • .1. ,, HE PLAYS of WILLIAM HAKSPEARE . , kt t printed from the corrected Text of Stenns. To which ll t added, the Life of the Author, by Rowe, Dr. Johnson's 3 / 4 ,V . a.ce, Dr. Farmer's Essay onn - the Learning of Sbakspeare, la complete Glossary. • • t', - rinted tor Vernor and Hood, J. Wright - , E.'Harding, J. V•Ltel Lack ington, Allen and Co. and Otridge and Son. . • B. A tew - Copies are printal on large medium Bvo. gee 71. las. in Numbers. • \he Subscribers to Marding's ShakSpeare - are desired to ZPlete their Sets immediairty, as no odd Numbers Will be '', \after Decerab er, iSo C. - .. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; - At Manuderi; - near Bishop Stortforcl; Herts A . Subtantial BRICK and :TILED SASH . WIN._ t or , DOW ED .11ANSION,.called MA.,,q11.)E,.N. 1-I . 9,USE, It o 'ainin g on. the Attic ' or Garret Story, four Servants 11,r)mrs rk s and two store' itobiris-; -oh- - the Chamber Floor, six ,' feet and two Closets ; ()n.the (ixouAd.Floor. aliall 3,,,eet by tg, a Drawing ROorn 16 by 16 1 , a Dining Room k, s l- 1 3z t 6, a Library t?iby x6,' and a Gantimati'.l)tessilig 1 / 4 - 4 71 11 , and an exceeding- good,KitehenAnd,Pantry ; on the Attached Story is a Butts:Vs Paittry - and•three cellars. - • 14,` 1 .,ttached is . a Brewh ' ouse .with a Laundry, small Servant's 1 11 , and knife R oo m over it. - A o uetached is a Wash-house ,Dairy, ani- . Larder, Coach.: i '.lses for three Carriages, slalled'Stabling for Nine Hors 6, i l othier. necessary and convenient Uur-offtees, together %,4,11 yards, Garden, Pleasure Ground, and' inclosed Land J2tning, containing Seventeen Acres, incire'oe less:" • •- 17: i tsx) several Lie tached Parcels of Tnclosc4 Laud, containing ki r teen Acres,-. more or less, and several- Parcels cif ‘COIII-• tot;rithi Lind, containing- Thirteen Acres more or less ; e ther with three'Cottages. •-- .• ''" . - s.. , - .‘l lO he Estate is FREEHOLD, and TITHE FREE, except Di e t 't one Acre and thirty-two Perches.—lt is situated in a I t 'sant aM healthy part of the Cotintry ; about three miles 4 4 ~ , i i ,the Market 'Cowin . -Of. Bishop , •S tortfold, aforesaid, to l' t ,'cil there-is a navigable River; about two miles'from the 1 1, ) , 1 1.P P.ke Road to-. Newmarket, arid :near two Tacks of ~1'42 . . ... ' . - ' i. •' .• • - -' • well red is respetlable, and the whole is well red for a - Sportsinari:•or irgenteel Private Family. - --‘i4t fu rt h er p ar ti cu l a Ap:kly to-Mr. orVade, Attorney at N ' ,L)Lintnow, Essex. - . - , . - • • ____.. 0 4x, COUNTY OF vasTmEATg.. . "STOWN, THE CRANGE, and - Sundry FEE -1 • . - FARM- REWTS, ~ . - ' "tti TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, , . City of Dublin, on Monday the 7th inse.'unlesSpre .. Nioudt. disposed of by f' ricatv - 'dOritraet: .1 „IS - ESTA•IE is situate in the BAKONY• of ~,,,oyc.E.,:s,i, .betwec6. Ballvnalick ' and '_Street. ~ ;it . v , , ,Z) .. w, n u is divided tutu three deitominatious,- containing. in . :ry u l .- 6 5 'e Acres. The Grange co.n•al'ts I2S Acres of I, l ' QVcl Laud, - the whole - being . now Out 61 , Lease, - and sec 4 1 1 , ; :har at xe;3l. vNiriich. is considerably below its real L' 11-* k - , e r .. . : ilt i l • ce-Farin Rents amount together to 21,11.45: .and ,- , e l ll ing out of.Ros,agh Mid' Lou6ll,4itstoti, - and Corry -0 to -'l, Rathowen, Ectward,-,Windtotiitt, and Ballydory, ',‘. ‘ vh ,toin, and Garvskill, in the County `ft,stinea ~' tty t Lch Half a Year Rear, by way of a •is. paid t forth Years. ' o .ru, , ,-... • ta t 1, la e, Particulars , apply to Messrs . Lyon Collyer. i 4 Bed fold-row London ; atti to Tho,:nils Lul , :ov 5 it:w. - S‘.NI air bro'-trGet, Dublitt: ' •- - POLICE O.F LONDON. This Day' was published, Price e,s. 6d. sewed, I. OBSERVATIONS . on a late PUBLICAN. TION, intituled, - A Treatie on the Police of the Mempolis;:by Bv a,CITIZEN of LONDON, but no Magistrate. .. The "REPowr bf the Select Committee appointed by the House CoVninons relative to tile Establishment of a New Police in, the Metropolis, &c. and the.Conyizi Establishment ; containing Plans tor a new'Office of Poliee. and Revenue; employing 'and securing CoriViefs,- Contact between the Lords - of the,Treasury and Jeremy Bentham, Esq. the Esta blishment of the Seven Police Offiees,and of Bow-street,. their_ .Receipt and Expenditure, with Observations on the System of transpoiiing • Convi ets to. Botany Bay 4 and the Ex - penceand : Maintenance of that. Colony: Price as. 6d: sewed. 3 - - The, R E,P 0 IZ.T ,of t Sel,ca Committee appointed by the HOidt of Commons to enquire into-the Establishment -of the Courts of Justice in. Westminster . Hall, the Courts of Assize, the Civil,,Law 'Courts, and.the different Offices, at tached to each Court, witli tile-Fees, Duti.:s, Appointment and Duration'of Ifiterett of nett Officer. - Price sewed.' London : Printed for 11, e D. Symonds., Paternoster-row, and W. Clarke and Sons, .Portugal-street, Lincolifs_lnn. • This Day evai 'publistiecc price 3s. 64. •iewed, THE - NEW ;LAW -MST, -wing o' the • fudges, - and Officers o.t. the .Coerts of . Chancery, K. B. C. P. and Exch. &c. &c, A List of Counsel, Spe cial Pleaders, and Conveyanm,a`: with complete List of all the certificated Atto, nies in England and Wales, as printed by' permission - of the. Commissioners of tbe,Stamp-Offiee. To this Edition is added, the - London ,Agents to the Country Attornies abie of 'Sheriffs and Agents; - List of Bankers, Mail Coaches, Newspapers; Army.. and NavrAgentS, Law and Public Oilices, circuits of the Judges, &c. and other useful Matter. By JOHN HUGHE S, of the Stanipollice. • London ; rimed for W.: Clarke and Sons, -Portu4al-street, Lincoln's-inn ;E. and It. Brooke, and J. Rider, Bell-yard ; arid R. P heney, Temple-gate. This' List reqUiresOnly to'be den, to be generally approved. . , • This Day waspublished, price zs. 6d. ADEL MORN,. the: OU'T'LAW. A , Romantic DRAMA. 8y...M. G. LEW.IS, Esq, M. P.. performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane; May the 4th, • iB . ot. • Printed for•J. Bell, No. .140*rd-street ; and sold by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-raw. ' " • Where m.iy - be had. - ' T. The Castle Spedre, Bth Edition, price zs. 6d. by AI. G: Lewis7 - E'sq. • • • = -! = • z. The 'East Indian, a Comedy, zd Edition, price 26. 6d. by' M: Ltikis,' Esq. " • - - , 3. Rolla, or The Peruvian Hero, a Tragedy,. from Kotze bye, br ; MA. Lewis.. Esq. 4. The Minister, a Tragedy, from Schiller, by M. C. Lewis, Essi. price 45. 6d. •'• • - - s:lAttrelio and Miranda, from the Romance of The Monk, by fames Boaden, Esq. price zs. - G. Goetz Of Berlichingen,• with the Iron Hand, from the German of Goethe, by Vv . . Scott, Esq. price -3s. 6d, „ . 7. The Corsicans, a Drama, from Kotieba.e, price 3s. - S . False and True, a:Comedy, as 'perfotmed at the jrlay in irket Theatre, price 7.5. ' • - " _,___ - - This Day is published, in one large Vol. Oftavo, ' • . Pricefis.- in Boards, .• 'THE ART - of PROLONGING LIFE, by C. 1 W. II PELAND; M. D. P üblic 'Leduret on Medi cine at Jena, Translated from the Germaii, By WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Esq. rrintedfor J. Bell, No.;148, Oxford-street raid sold by H. D. Symonds , Paternoster - row ; and all other Bookseil. • ‘,• • Where may be had, ~ • - A HistorY of Inventions .and Discoveries, by John Beck man, Professor of }Economy at Gottingen, Translated from the:Gerinan by William Johnston, Esq:- in three Vols. Bvo. price One Guinea in Boaids, VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. DR. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well known all JV over. Lurope for their superior efficacy and peculiar .mildness, in perfectly eradicating every degree of tire Vene real Disease without the least trouble or confinement. The Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is perfectly congenial torthe constitution,' and mangy have remarked their health having been 'Mach improved in other respects atter its ,Printed DirediOns,.signed by Dr.' Arnold, are inclosed with each• Box, which will enable all Persons to cure them selves without the knowledge of any one. - Prepared by D. Arnold, at. Whetstone, Middlesex 'sold ill London-by M. Axtell, N 0.4, Finch4ane, Cornhill ; Mr. Ward, at his Patent Malieine Wardhonge,..No. 3:4, Holborn, opposite Gray's • lon Gate - ; . and. Mr. Ridding; at his•Piiteut Medicine WarehoaiSe, No. 16, Oxford -street, - opposite the ,Pahfbeon. - - • Sold also byilte following Booksellers ; Hazard, B.:th s ; Sheppard, Bristol;; Motticy,. Portsmouth; Collins, Saks burfl-.Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; Jones and Ore, Liverpool; and Pool,' Chcister ; Pearson and Piereey, Bitninghant ; Stevenson,. Norwich'; Micidleditch and. Barnshy, Ipswich ; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns; Leeds ; Peck, - York ;: brown ; Gee,. Curribridge; &later, ax ford- AP,Donald , wel ler ,:lp;1;tsOw Scott, ;Apothecary, Eslinhuigh ' • And iiyoike.re,pi.table Book seller in roost. Town England, . Price as. od. and ss. sd. Box, Duty included. Wh.tie may be Nerytnas It;storativ:t Dra.ps. . .a.. ;- . FREEHOLD, - AEBEMARLF—,STREET. TO - BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By. M. CROSBY ) AVALUABLE FREEHOLD Substantial Brick MANSION, about 42 Feet in front by '66 Feet in depth, situate in the most esteemed partof A LB E NI AR LE STREET; comprising on each of the Bed-chamber Floors five spacious Rooms ; , on the First Floor a suit of three lofty well-proportioned eleltant Rooms, the principal Drawing room 3$ met by an ; A ditto, '2.1 feet by tB, and an Anti-room 16 feet-square. Ground-floor--a noble Eating-parlour 3S feet ley za ; a Library 21 feet by IS; a Gentleman's Dressing room • a spaCious Entrance, with a Partei'S Hall, and grand stone 'Staircase to, the First-11°41d a back ditto, from the Attic to the Base went, containing capital _Offices of every de scription, del .. .fated 'Laundry, a range of Wine, Coal,•and Beer Vaults, spacious Area and access to the S treet. - The Preirtiie3.are. every,.way properly adapted for the Resi dence ofa Nobleman's Family, are in a very excellent state of repair, the principal Apartments elegantly fitted up wit Marble Chimney Pieces,.Wainscot, Floors, &c. and the do mestic Offices very convenient, and judiciously arranged. . To be viewed, with Tickets only, frbm two% till four, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Crosby, House- Agent, and A udioneer, Bruton-street.-- Extrad 'of a 'Letter addressed. to Mr. Rollason,• Printer, Bookseller, Stationciand Vender of all genuine-Nedicines,. Stourbridge. 1- T u eljas Case 0 vi Sta, . ty ' t :1 . i t - )6 oe:tied to trabstait the following Ligrtatti, Surgeon, his - Dispensary, in "Manchester,l; . Audnam Brook, near Stourbridge, Worcestershire, Mr.l..igninn •• • Feb: tb, 48ot, I beg you will publish the following. extraordinary Cure, ansill sincerely wish that those who, make trial of.your An - tiworbutie Drops were candid and impartial in giving a' just account of their efteds to the public. 'am persikaded that the number of our fellow-creatures labouring under dreadful coMplaints, might not only be relieved, but their disorders ededual ly eradicated. About nine years ago I was afflicted with leprous and scorbutic eruptions, whitlrmade their ap pearance on differerit pacts of my body, which increased with such rapidity, !that of late years 1 have been truly' leprous, my wholeiraine being at times , covered with scales resemb ling the bark of a tree, 7 handfuls .of whictowere taken off my bed every morning; the itching that attended was intolerable, and still more insufferable was the smarting pain which suc ceeded scratching.. Before I began taking your' Drops, ,how- - ever incredible_. it may appear to the public,, it is certainly at fad,' that on different parts of my body there were not less than five hundred ulcers throughslisease ; I at *times tost the use of my limbs-` thereby, •and•wis almost' incapable of 161- kiwing my'lausiness,, on which was the sole dependence any family and self had to look to for our support. In this re duced and truly depfurable state, my family anct triends had given up all hopes of 411 V recovery - but an acquaintance of mine seeing the case of Timothy dason, of Wigan, in Lan cashire, in the, Birmingham Paper, persuaded me' to make trial of ydur Drops. I immediately purchaSed asthall bottle of Mr. Rol litSoll, printer, in Stourbridge, which I found great ly to alleviate my pain, and .through. persevering, till 1 had taken, I think, six or seven smaltbottles, I am grateful that -I am now, , and have been many months, able to follow my ethphy, •I fany:furtheesatisfaction 'be-required of the truth of this great cure, the inquirer may be fully satisfied by ap ! . plying to Mr. Wheely, glass manufacturer, or Mr. Rol lason, Stourbridge; Mr. Tomkinson, Deepfield• Iron Works, near Wednesbury Mr. Foster, Brettel-lane , Lime Works ; and by, Sir, your Mutable Servant, EDWARD WR G HT, Joiner.: Attested in presence of Mr. Wheeley and. Mr. RolLit.on. Tu Mr. Lipton, Surgeon, No. 57, • . Bridge- . street,.Manchester. These Drops ire sold in moulded square 'bottles, at I 2S. and 4.5..6d.. ON; as.. bottle is equal m ,quantity to .three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had, wholesale and retail, at Mr. LignninC.,. Dispens:iry, No. •5 , , Bridge-street,' Nl:inches'. ter ; Iloward . :and; I;+.ans's, No. 42,. Long-lane, West- SntitiiGeld, vile Agents in London; and retail by the tbllowing-persons Cundell, No. 47, Mirobries ; No. ..7.9; Borough ; ruffian, No. 73, WHitechapel ; jeboult, No. 150, Oxford: street ;. Sutton, No. 14!,, Long ac ; Wade; Old . Bond-street, and No. Fleet-street ; Tutt and J . 3.oulton, 'ROyal P.'xcilAnre - ; Knight, 'Norton I: a l_ o,l te N0.•,,t7, StrarAi : Ward. No • • 1101: . , oOrn, Mr. illderwiali CURTIS, in pursuance of his no. • tice, rose to move for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Ads of the 37th and 38th of : His present : Majesty respelling the, Assize of Bread. -The re- • gulations which were contained in these Ads, had not . only not proved effee.lual, but had really pro. (Need considerable injury : they had given am op. portunity to certain persons, of which he was sorry to say they had availed themselves, of raising and filling the Markets as they pleased. It was for these reasons that the Magistrates ofLondon thought the Ads in question ought to be_ repealed, and then • the Law would stand- as it was fixed by the 3lst Geo. 11. by no means meant to say that that was perfect,- but it certainly was much snore so than those which he now proposed to repeal. He hoped to see the time when all restridi-ons what ever might be taken away upon this subject, be cause they tended to no good.purpose whatever, as it was every mans interest to raise the Markets, and nobody's interest -to fouier them.. lie2con ' eluded with rooving for leav e to bring in the: Bill, . to , repeal the said Ad, . Si r "lIDERSON rose to second the Motion. He said it was undoubtedly- the object of those- who' brought. in.the Ads which it was now proposed to repeal, to make Bread' cheap, but the effect- did not answer the intention; because they had enabled in terested persons to raise the -price of Bread at plea sure. -He also added, that he hoped the tine was not far distant when the Assize on Bread, img,t be taken off entirely, - Another good harvest would enable: the. Legislature.to adopt that- measure, ,and. then We should have the price of Bread regulated byt the price of Wheat, and not the price of, heat re gulated by that -of Bread, as was now the case, T/e CHANCEL LO R of the E X - C HEQIJEA raid; he presumed the worthy Alderman-did not mean- to make his Motion quite sO" extensive as to repeal'the whole of the Ads in question, because, independ_ ant of the regulations respeding the assize-of bread, they contained Clauses respeding the 'adulteration and improper mixture of FlOur, which he supposed it was not intended to repeal. Mr. Alderman CURTIS said, he proposed to repeal the whole, because -the former Ads Ny h ch would be in force when these were repealed, can_ tamed the necessary provisions upon that subjed ; {the Ads being read pro formal, he said, that as it had been thought proper to give Bakers an additi onal allowance in -consequence of the 'additional duty on salt, he should propose that that allowance should be continued. - Leave was given to bring in the Bill, and Alder men CukTts and Sir J. ANDERSON were ordered to prepare and bring in the same. . The' CHANCELLOR 'of the. EXCHEQUER_ itio‘;ed. the Order . oldie Day for going into -a Corn miitee-of Supply. . - • The SECRETARY WAR moved; that the Esiiinates respeaing the Artriy . of :Ireland should be referred to the said Committee.-:—Ordered, 'Afr . .COßßY•moved,. that the Estimates of the, NlikellatieOuS ServiteS - for Ireland, which he, had laid before-the House, should be referred ro the said Commit tee.----Ordered. • The House then resolved itself into a Committee of Supply, Mr ALEXAWDE-I: in the Chair. •• The SEC R ETARY at WA R' called the attention of the Conimittee to the remaining Army - Services for Ireland. The House had already voted r)ie ge neral services for•the body of the Army in Ireland, the Regulars, Militia, lien.:ibles; Yeomanry; &c. butrat the time that he • proposed them in the Corn_ mittee, he•hati not then received the whole of thee' Estimates ; they were now received, and, with fhe * Peiiiii`ssion -of the Committee, he would now move the different Aesolutions. He then moved, that a Sinn not exceeding 4.6,6361..35. La: be grant:. ed, for extra forme for theCayalry in Ireland, from the 2 ith clay of December to the 24th March, being 90 days. Air. ROBSON objeaed to this 5117 . 1 being grant. ed,- as he conceived„it opt 0f all proportion lacrer than that granted foll England. The sums that had been vo/e4 for . the Cavary this year were larger than upon any former occasion, being little let.s than thief Millions, whereas bcibre the,present War, the sums voted for the Cavalry had never greatly e,xcecdcd, the stun cif 300,0001. He conceived that the num ber of Cavalry was much too large, and be obje6ted to them, not only.on occount of the expence, but on account of the great quantity of hay and oats they consumed. While we were masters of the sea s he did not think we wanted so many cavalry. he* Resolution was agreed to. The SECRETARY at WAR then moved, that a sum not *ceding J 7221. i fs. 6d. be granted fps the allowitnce to the Mtwte; Ma.sCer