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- - . ~l • , • _ cakt 'i. L 11,7 or.nri •:1 e,l*, i . . IiUNT.BER 2878 J It; TIIEATRE-AO,Y - AL,,,DRUR Y-LANE. o - M ORROW EVENING, Dec, ii, I Sol, - will ,ber,p...,rformecl, , .. • - Tlit .P.ENTENGF!. ' Alonib, • Mr . ..t A.R t R in‘l ORE:; - - • ' - Oatios, - ilAr. * C7KIEMed.Ei it -•• 1 • •••:••• ,•-• • •Zangaploir..K.EMWl...t . . . 1., . •••••,- • ~,Leonor,, ''.1,.5.. RO,SyEE - 0 ~''t. .., 1 , , 4.!,-, i rla• :. It - • • :..- • ••• i z . • . . • -' 7 - -. • I'• "'t DON : . I DJ AW ; :• ! • 1::: 1 07r; - 'IRA LlBtitil isITADtS I FIW - YED - . 4 ) ;••0uir..... raw, Theiße j uoiago, with Dan 'Juan. r V: Billik - laton avill geiTorrri at this Theatre on Saturday II - .t. • - •-•-•'. ',.. 7 :, ..7;•:. . ...lci r • • ' :. ' . ' ..-- 1 4 nd on Monday will be vevivedsNalispeare's .-klisocleal ,f - King.ltleury,tl,4e .;.ifth., or T I.tv *kat tte-of Ag - Aock9rt, } Due notice will be give/n of the iepresentati-oh-of Ri?..nard Third; - ': "1":: ' : . . .' ' --- .... ............—,. rTHEA - ritt -Tt'OY'At ; %CO'S?' r• 51 7 1 - -C7ilte , - - r-'%•/. ' 0 . - MORROW EV,EIstiNG, .1) - ec: 111 iBo 1, ' - - ' will lie - oeriiirinkii- • -"-- - 'CHAINS . (IF . -. TIfIi.HEART ; Or, THE SLAVE.BY CHf)IOE-. New i‘lusCi scen: s e, Presseseg9ci Dscpiatinns. 44 e Milsiecompo'Secl - try7lr. Mazzinghi ancl'lNlrßeeie. • - ' - - _Witit a New Overture by Mr: Reeve. • • .' • mooßs. . . - . • , ' ' ,Itr. BRAHAM, . • ' tßeilitiiii fitstiapptsrancean this StageT .. 1 Mr. WADI)Y,AIr,. BEVERI)Y, Mr. KING,. ' 14.h.HARLEY ~ . Mr. ATKLNS., Mr. - AIO3OT, Mr. Miss-DIXON, Miss-WHEATLY, - • • Yris S.IMS;Miss.HQ W ELLS, . ..-- ..117 And Signora STO,#ACE, • ^ (Veilio her firstippearancO on this Stage. )' , - • • _,_.- EUROPEICNS. NV _FlVivcriT.T., Mr. H. JOHNSTON, t i . _ Mr.- HILL, Mr. BRUNTON, . ' Mr. CORY; Mr.•CLAREMONT, • '-' •• ' • -••• AntlAlr. JOHNSTON li ; PIiss,WAT.ERS, and Miss MURRAY. II il 1. -On. i s of the Songs to he had 4.,, the Theatre, price 9d. WrTH i l 1 1 - 1 E INTIGUING 01 - IAMBPIRMAID". • 'l t ` be IteNV- 0 pera f in which Signora Storacend-Mr. Brahma i p t tHglit-m a de 4.3 4 iFir first appearance,...was ltonoured-by the tl, l4 onatiOn and repeated applause of a racist "slenda and kertiowin Theatre , ---it will - •be - repeated On S a turd a y' and Q o ll6aY * • ' - •-' " ' • - k„" -Tuesday, Mrs. Billi4gten will appear for-the 9th time !,,,,e chataeler oi' tlandane in iNTlficli she will 'introduce a s„v Bri'vnra Song. To which will be added - -, The Irithman -ri n•• - - • ti)i-irett'ew Panto mime, called H ' a - rlerinii;Alat - apek, or The 4', l _ l _' . Seasons, which has been so long inpreparatipi,), wirl ti k ttily be prodiiced tin the Wednesday' preceding ene-lioli- Ys. k ti nevi Tragedy hai'been also some time ha rehearsal. t lte _not,ice. w,ill. be given of Mr. Cooke's performance of 0 itishird, and.the next rePrese . ntation ot the New Co-: NY of Folly as it Flies. . . . , .. , . ARMY 11-IE_ TA R E HIT between Messrs. tki h 7HOUrts'aild PALI4ItR being DISSOLVE:D, Cap ,Ql.lo LmE'S • begs" Italie- to - inform his 'Friends. and the ti; 4 j-ingeperal, teat he has teynoveAfrom 36; Craven.. to No.- 7 , St. A tliAN's-StREET, 11.- will in future TRANSACT all I.LITARY (-, I N ESS. on S.O N-.4..C•C 0 1./NT -1 ti HOLMES fialiqrs himself thif his ldng'connec. 1 44' vetch the Armk,:in a Service at rf %vent y-:fonr titp%neequeut . yery general ac uaint once with 114ilitary Men, Iriaterial adyantages to those, who favour 'hint with. 41 4 4 c.6771d5.; EXCHANGINGdys pf-PURCTIAS tr's; SELLII4G, or COMMISSIONS, orvilisunternitting. attentiim to conclu6t their busi ttrin the rpost.e,xpeditious maosuir, and•on the most liberal. 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An all the Fashionable Colours , CUA NIKE ktecy - .11Tst,IN., ; 14:ftld most exten variety of • Stri ped,"and I gttreSl, . aoa of thejsibsi IfEant Patterri..".in kur Sil ver, fa 1 r ''C' s .ourt arid• Bal l. • &C. .‘ te `ALIAN MUSLINS, - in all Colourt, - an article ttni- Ic T4tI 3Y admired tut its.,durabiLty, andis peculially adapted, lots Iht and elegant ppearanc; for 1. - Xsltionablepress. S tIikV,4AIBIZI - CS .mad. of •Si lk and' Cotton; those tvrt „Silk not hiving any pretensions to tbe,naroc, Pr. ,Pyeci Glazed Muslin. 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' ' „ 1. 0/,' ,; ! t g IlianufaauTers .oft Irish and, Tabbips.-;. - .. in; pt nzy , 'and ha i9S e an liniiioved(sb a tel i tlieir 6vC : •nlnvenition); ( - t 'r 4 ttei , tMin'strvits.tniebr44etiority, DOill to Qua] y; and: V e oVill insure a decided preference. • i ! „!rY curious Rich Black Double Tabbinet for Gentleindn't f7;•*4..... . , I le 'k F7IMI' , W 1... . lc auras - s a a ins o . title' 40 4 , Patterns; also i d" lida - ausl Striped , :rahace.A, in ai co- Or o l.S with the kilt - mica XIII of, matirtig, ;so much ap .l‘,!.-red_,hy the admirers of Elegant Furniture. Alowance to - . i.M er r- de a' tans + . l an , . ,FhanfsTexiASistint,:f , ' Y h4l+itlnable . ( mods; , wili find their I v `\ , ....Z ... L. ____iory quite new, and worthy their attention-. I A _. I i i 'lTri.D to RE Wl', for a Term of Year's, in a ary an " .4 4. 1 -f4yt it.fat r ioit,. frea tiwil l any ..reitonalale t - (I.l)jrail.mo t nd rfkre - than" A. 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And also a Snuff 'Mill coin- Pleat. — • The • Mills being 4itgatecl about 37 from:Liverpool, and so near the Canal, by which*they maybe tnfiplied with •CoA, make then'-a 'Most 'desirable Situation tor. various Mannfaaories, • . . • -Apply to Mr., Rothwell, No. 14 ' Vauxhall-road, Liver pool ; or Mr. Jones, - Dover-sticet, London. FREEHOLD E'§TATiS, SUNNING-HILL, BERK SHIRE; •TO'BE SOLD BY-AUCTION, . Mesirs. RUSSaVand GALE,. By _Order of the Devisees pf thclion. ibith - Yo r tke,' deceased, on friclay :the itrri .day of Ddceinber„.'lBol, :at T..ctve 0 . C.104,: at the Wells at -S•tinnikt-h.ii ; ' QUNDRI. 7. - Desirable FREEIJOLD. 11,47 . LATES : ►- - in the following Lots, viz. • I.r')t I.: A new-ereCied genteel CottAge, neatly finished, Coach-house, Sta'ale, - -Yanf, Garden and Paddock, containing A.t 12 39 P. most' plasantly . Sitt4te near the Church, lately in hand, and unlet. ) , • . • Lox 11. A Meistiage_ 'or Tenement cal.led Newhidge- I-Iciuse, with StableCiaril,:Garden, iind ,riCll Close of -Alea-. Blow ; small - Cottage and Barn adjoiping, containing a, A. K. 13 P. late in the occupation of 'The Viriclo%s - Plat, de cea,sed, . . Lot 111. A rich .Inclosiire called . stoncy4 ield, situate: adj9ining, and near the above-, containing SA, old. 19.1'. late , in the occtiriati(M of the .Widolv PI tt,"deceaeci. ' . ' .Sudnifig-.1-4111 is - niot pleasant.', y situate' oil t!c Vefge,cit the Forest.,-.aboitt 67ntiles train: Windsor, and. 8 frbni Staines:;. a' p 7 truly desirable 5 . ; at an for health-and p,leasure. Poi a view, a 19-' t. ;Edward j,ifidiard; at Sunning- hill, Gartt:ner to the' l 1 e'tlen . 1 lain Yorke: - z - - ..--,. Farticiliaps may be S'lvo had'iat.4lte liuli, at Stines ; White tiart, yviticip,r_ 4 . ntrigliilf Werls i Itifinboy, Cornitilr; and-of l‘le'ssr,' IZIls,ll 'arid d ale; ' It'eiAate; Suirey. RIIEUMATISAI. R4DcISVFE's'RfIEUMA'PIC TINCTURE. r THE'incieasin'g Colatlebs 'of the We;ather has J.- . Ihr. ,vn an sir of gif)om ;and desporikncy On those who are. occas;ionally a h.L.d _by atfacks of Rheutnafisin, GoLit, spasins, Paalytie. Aff;:tlions, Sprains, thilbliini,'&c: TheSe COmplaints, - however, are in a44-,:cascs cs(;ntially ;obeyed, anal in knost:cases cured, IV ItatlclifVs Antarthritic:Tinclure, prapey DireZlions : forTtllc use or aredeli'acred with:each fidttle;-corifiin".: ing:a numerous List :of qiints," authnticarcci'byoentlerncn.. of the mostrefpectTibid chart6cr ;and fortune.% Sold by the Proprietor, N. S 4, Long. Acre : wholesak, by flOward "and Vans; Long-Ign'e, West Smithfield ,• I3i:rlow's, M. E. N 0.39, Co'ck.spur-street'; Swiney's, ; jakeb, and iTebbs, Old BoiyitstrOt; - Green's No. 13z, avd,jebonlt's, Ni . .050, xforit:street . ; Dalgerfrefd's, -Beikley-SqUart,_:"; ' New tda!s, 4orner of Gr4;t . r(ii.sself-street ; S .No: - 1301%Yagil Tkitt:s; dioy;al - :Eichaut;e ; 'Vadb's, No. 46, COI , IIIIIII ; and the principal Towns in Great Blitaiti a ,ipliottles, :: zs. gd. and ss. sd. StampsinQludecri' • -•" - • • - For the PRES ERV ATI ON and . BEAUTIFYING of -the Tt:ETH and GUMS. R. SIGMUND Sul*.oh,l)entis, Bath, has • M the }knout to inform the Nobiiity, Gentry, and Ills Friends, that for their better accommodation in supplying them with his universally approved Preparations,' he has Agents in London. for ;ide thereof: al:. .:, No. „ 5.2, New Bond-street ; 111 r. Waii,- CLy mist, 'No. 478; Strand; Mr:Rowney, No. 9i, Unborn,: hill ; Mr. Cryer, No. 68, Cornyill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal . Exchange ; Perfumer, Ne„,z6, New Surrey-street;. Messrs. .Hendrick and -Son 'Tichborn-street, near Qolden squaw ; and at - most of the principal Shops throughout- England ,- Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. ' . • . 'Mr. 'SIGNION I/ is happy in stating, that during his long and successful pra'aice, in which time he has -constantly'at tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdorits, he has in variably selected ingredients,; proved by his experience_ and, practical Observations, to be the most conduciVe for preserv ing the TeetYand rum's, and giving theid that 'permanency and beauty so-desirable to every person ; and which:afibrds •Ifun much pleasure to communicate to the Public, under the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and . Lotion, by being used according to:NS printed•dir'ettions, Will fully a:cornplisti and ttrea every purpoSe required; and in order to. prevent effectually any counterfeit thereof, His Majesty has lien giaoiously pleased to grant Fits Royal Letters Pa-. tent, • for the 'above' Preparations; 'entitled; • the - BR ITI SI! IMPE,RIAL DENTIFRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION.. Also his Tooth Brushes of diinrent sizes and ..texture, on the best adapted Constra,tion, and are marked with his Patent labels. N.B..Orclers sent to eitherof the above Agents, or to his house, No. Edgar-buildings, will• be immediately at tended to. ..„. Bath, Oct. t, 'Sot. • Dlt's COUT and RHEUMATIC TINCTURES. ' THE GOUT And `Rf s- 1. - ,ITNIA - rism ;ire the most painful and debilitating coMplaintS 'mankind are stib 'jed•to: The• Gout is stiPposedsincurablD, as all other dis- , orders were said fo be' (which we know not how to cure) until radical :0a safe‘remedies were discovered to cure them. It has been thought to cute or prevent' the return of the Gout.• But if the cauf,c, is removed, all danger must be done aw'e' ~ vnieh this Tincture :(ta l K_CO as directed, and tollowed as prescribed) N't. 1 I completely effed, as is proved, by Many respectabte charaders in" London and'else . where, who have long, 'and still do experience the happiest cited S of, whose letters, verifying the Lids,. Mr. Dix has with their authority to publ . sh, and to refer I..adies and Gen- . tlemen to the writers, who - will snswer any particulars' in person..• . ' • • '!• Personal references must surly be more convincing and ' satistattary - than theplibliCation of letters, Willett, by soar e; ' may' he suspecled as fabricated for the Sle purpose of , -re _commending the . Medicines: , Tberefore.he prefers-refering the Ariiided to-original : letters in his possession,, and ta the PaticiarS Theniservds, who arc 'too rcspccqable to be 'suspeciett duplicity : Those who see them in perfed health, and . - enjoying the free use of their liMbs, must nn convinced of the Powerful and salutary efficacy of these Medicines. Fa'a.s are stubborn things, and will'conituer' - ever- prejUdice. • 'Flit ,. Gout has been said to be a salutary disease, and supposed (by those whoknow not the cause, nor how to cure or_pfe.vent it) to keep oil all other complaints ; the Writer bbgs leave, with dueAeference,''to' differ front. - such 'as .ate of, this'dpi nion, since. this assertion has never been proved. -That the „contrary is. the fad, is daily, proved. How many Gouty Patients do We not see and'hear of suffering under 'a Cornplicaticat of disorders; such as Rheinnarisin; Scurvy, Bilious and, Nervous: A flUli'orts ; ' Hiechps, Suttbcation, Heart-burn; Head-a.ch, Pains in the Stomach and 'Bowels: AU originating from the same cause as the Gout. All - whiah' tii;!se , Tiodures will eft - be - 1011y removeand prevent, if taken as direded,;and regimen' ollowed as pre-scribed, and no pa tient need tear any subsequent iILTIIMs from the use of this' Midicinc; which r annot injure the most {irate constitution; it taken as direded) ' It may not be i rtAfroPer to declare there: is no Mercury in these Medicines, ,lei vitig ,that some pre-_ pared 'With that pernicionS drug, e recommended for the C out ; Mercury L , "a' Gouty' Patient, is as • deadly poison,- Sure to injure. These Medicines will keep any length-of time in any climate. • Mr. Dix-May be consulted every MOnclay,-Wednesdav, and Friday,"froin ten tcithreeciclock, at his house, No. z7;'t/pper Cltatlottc-street; Fitzroy: - -iquare, where, and at 1. Ward's, Noi. 354, Holborn, these Tindures may be had With direc tiops.- I . The. Gou - Tindute,' in Bottles at 1.1. as. and , zl. its. 6d. ' Stamps included. Rheumatic ;Tincture,. 11. ss:'and il. es. , . Donets (post litid) 11111 answered - . • ' • ,!‘.l A ; r 7.l l im i siwivek glVit:lo , ,, , eAnk .6 l/t , i-4\e'i4 t it _ 9," ‘QINIA i•Lici [PRI6E SIX PENCE EAST INDIA HOUSE;' ' • Decemkr iSo x. rr II E COURT of DI RECTOV:S of JIL UNITED COMI'ANY , of MERCHANTS of EM;:. LAND tra.ii;g.io the Eastimiles,do-LUTe6). give Nakre, ' Tina she e fearter. ! .,ll Genrral Court upp,: , i,tezi to he held pn neidav ne.yt, the t6th, at Elevert•o'Cloik in the . Forevcon; will At; • •- / . - /Inci that at the raid Gen - et-al Court the fallowing I?. i tsolutiOn of the Court of Direaors, of the 4t t November last, will lie reported Pc , th e General C , ..yrt, to /he A 3 of the 3th Geo. 111. Cap. 89.—viz. / • " That it is the opinion of this Court, that the Corn=. • snankicr, Officers; and gwners of 'the Ship Kent, are fully acquitted from all r imputation of Negled or Misconclud in resped to, the Los'of that Ship." WILLIAM RA MSAY, Sec: YELLOW FEVER. VERY experieryced Physici4n.knows what dan.., A:4 gerous Disorders arise. from a redundant:y . 9f biledrt the habit. However salutary' a due secretion of this may be,, yet riAltilusion at it in the circulation is known ...Tom, its putrewerit"quality to brin; on sudden and fatal Fevers.— Inlhot Countries this Consequence is more to be apt:it:ll,lA than in temperate Ciiin_ites. - It ha' 'been•suppascti by the most erninentpf.the Faculty to have occasioned thedevastat. ing Malady known by the name of the YELLOW F EVE and t-his AA:Count-3i .for the uncommon success of DI X A N 11l LI OUSPI L L I S in curing, -- and.particularly in pre. Venthog this; Disorder. Captain Campbell, now in the-West Indies, who took the. Antibillous Pills successfully in a-liver complaint, was induced to recommend them to his Brother 011ie<:rs,-and•has thereby been the happy means-of seturirig them all'fforhih 7 e ravages -of so dreadtul, a Disorder. Pills are therefore, iii an especial manner, as a PreservatiVe; clekrying.the , nhtiee- of, all •Military.anti Naval 'Officer', ~ well 'as of all otherTersons goin.itb those Clithato,s, Subjet,l to this terribleCalarnity. Th.: ° Pills tray be taken by the, tcrld - :rest constitutions, and req.uhe confinement, ilor any' , restraint as to diet. They are sold, wholesale and retail, at Chili':; and Butlrs,'No. 4, ChealiSkle . ' tear St. Paul's ; and reitir by Payne,. Plymouth ; Betafri; Portsmouth ;, Walker; Falmouth i • Nc.les; Dover ;, Randall, Southampton ; and byon Vender in-every Town in, the United Kingdom, ill Bolxes at s•S: 1-7.11 f Bbxes - 2.5. 9 . d. and five Boxes in one at a Ciiitieit each, wih Diiedions t : signed byG. Dixon, Apotho---` caiy. ; - - " • '.l • , . MEDICINt ACT. -• A t - the.only`Wateho 14i1 ..ii.M••• MirD E.R;'' No. 45, St, Pau,Ps Church-yzu . :l; a f:Ay. Doors Prom the• Comer of Cheap Side, •' - • HE follpwing MEDICINES zwe Sold; at the. , '• P.riees ' - anylexed;;lieltr4ve of the - Stamp poses.; by: this Azt • but no additiOnal charge has been map upon. Dr. JA Ei S' s POWp .is.continued at •the original Price of "zs.liu. per Packet. It may atso=bers hail 'at. •I I.• 4s pet Dozen ; or 'the-quantity of a P oz e n Packets in: one Bottle. for 11. as. O. I . )tity igcluded; sd thiit the . Pubt le are nostitlilser:?. •_ • ihtt m order to fieilliatc the operation, and to lessen the burden of this ACS, which• would in a great measure hat , e prbvp.l a =lax-up:in r : Benevolence, all .the tither . Medicines ar; sold to any Pe:son,s purchasfng half a Dozen, or 'more s trse m. fro the expenceof the Stamp-5, • Dr. James's Powder 2 6 • Cephalic Snuff o 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego- Cattle POwder 6 ric Lozenges - r - /a Dr. :Hoopes's Pi4s z is --Camomile Drops a o Dr. -Austin's eliakyot,:t Essenccot Corstout 3 Pals • - 4 ^ Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Orinskirk Medicines 5 5 Dalby's Carminative a 9 Q lass's Magnesia 3 a Tickell's/EtherealSpi- inglisifs Scots pills t 6 rit. - - 3 6 Grant's DrOps - r o • Greenough's Tinaures r I Norton's Drops 5 to Tolu Lozenges t Spilsbury's Drops 5 o Mr. Spence's Dentritrice4 o Speedunan's Pills 2 v Fieake's Tind. of 13ark 3 6 English Collee 2 9 Huxliam's, by ditto, 2 6 Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Jones's Rheumatic Convulsion Oil z 6 'T'inc'ture - 3 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most_of the other -Proprietary Medicines in repute. - Orders for Expoitation are supplied with Out Stamps ; as before this r 1 Et. N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proprie- • tor, - is under the necessity of' l pointing out, that it is at %he East End of St::Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it has a large `White Stuccoed -Front ..with these Words in stribedr " THE ()NI Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. kMES I S POWDER." COPY of a.LETTER to RICHARD GRAVES , (Thothet to Admiral Sir Thomas graNics), Captain In the: Royal Nivy.• • . • Exeter, Devon. - AGREEABLE tp - yoiir request, I have the ho.. noun and pleasure - to iniiirm you,' that I ant . entirely recovered front my late.ilinesi;; although too ,much . praise cannot be ascribed to pr. Brodiun's Medicines, in working sJ wonderful a cure in short a period, still I haVe you to thank, Sir, for your obliging condescension in answering niy first , Letter in, so gentlemanlike .a manner,- and look en, you the principal that my health is. restored; forhad I not been encouraged by you, Sir,• to trustmyscl f under Dr. Eroda m's :care, • I should to this moment have laboUred under the dreadful disorder. can assure . you, it:is not in my power to • eio justice to Dr.Broduin7s merit; as to his IV4diein e s th e y . `. are most excellent. I Will leave you to judge, after being afiliEted forUPWaMS of,slXyearani - idY? so dreadful a SCOR BUT! C ,COMR LA INT, as •to e.!ca;ion large tarnorS in my Legs, and sever:il .plrts• of my h dy, to deprive 'me of hea'ring 'and nearly my sight, My nerves at - Ka - zit almost to madness., foe which I was under the care of some of the most eminent' of the Faculty, at an. expence of upwards' of three hundred - and - fifty pounds,. without receiving a shadow of be-, ' Befit; nay, 1 found my disorder increase under their hands,. to be cured by Dr. Brodum in less than six weeks, appears to the little short of a miracle ; his skill as a Physician, and his treitment as a Gentleman, shall ever be rem4mbered by me ' with gratitude never to lye erased: I Thal l use my utmost as- Sidulty to recommend Dr. Brodum's Medicines to my brother 011 , icers. • , 1 am, dear Sir, .- - 'With the utmost es teem, your most obedient . untbleSeOyant; Dec. 1797, Manchestcr , square. CHARLES HANEY. LIEUT. W. PARDOE ; Of His Majesty's Gun-vessel Fearless. ' SIR, • . _ _ It is with infinite satisfaclion I acknowledge the excellence of Tour Botanical' Syrtiji, which has entirely relieved me from, , the most.excruciating Rheumatic. Pains and Contraction of the Joints, .which I have beethaflll*d with upwards of ten indittlrs.-- , Bc assured I shall reconintend your valnable tine to the utinost of my power. • Uremain, :Sir, your very obedient Irturible Setvanti- Plymouth-Dock, t}3i, aOO. Lteut..W. PARDOg Witness to the? L.• Cettio,pot , r, Printer and Stationer, above Cure. S N0..52, .fore-street,'Plyrnouth-Dock. The BOTAICA.LSY'RUP aild NERVOUS COR DIAL, .to .bc hart at the Doclor's Rouse , 'No. g, Albion , otreet, seven doo4 from .the Leverian t.luseum ' friars-bre, in BOttles, at 11. es. Is. 6d': and SS. iat 6d. (dtity Ineltided;• arid of E. Newberv, corner of St. Paul's 'C1111.1 . 01. Jeboult and Co. ; ; , Slate l'idding's Medicine arebouse, .No. 76, Oxford-street; .Cocked, No. -229, Strand; Baxter, Edinthirgii ; Browne, B-ristol ; Reed,- , Vi.ne-steeet, • Bristol ; IVPDoriald, Glasgow; Chalmers, Abefdeen ; • Tim, andßoulton ; Royal Exchange; Collins ; S'itlisbury ; Spilorufy an't.i Co. MarVa Dublin :; likevvisq Mawe,.:.Belfast ; and M. D'a Vie; ,, , Cork, Ireland; and in. the Country, of all Printers, 33o4selters and Venders of:MedieiA:S in the thicC;k;ingdoinsii , • • . ..„ . - • .1 ~ ~ i_•~