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Miss TYRER, Mrs. SCOTT. A new Comedy, in Five Albs, is in preparation at this Theatre. ZOUCHE BARONY. The HEIR at LAW, or other Lineal Descendant (if any such there bel of the b o dy o f MARY Zi.)UCH E, Second Daugh- THEt.r of l W A RD , D l ast L ORD LOA) CH E. • -- said Mary Z:)tiche was m-irrted at Flanbuly,,.' in the County of Worcester, in the year 1,563; to Tho- Inas Leighton, Esq. S on and t Air Apparent of Sir Thomis Leighton, Kilt. Governor of Guernsey and lersey-. Tice said Thomas-Leighton •hatt issue Edward . and three younger Sops, Thomas, William, and Charl es , o f which said younger Sons ther e is,nothitig'kn'own wi t h .certainty beyond the Register of their Births, but it is believed that XViliiarn Was afterwards knighted, asthe Register or Hanhury furnishes an F:ntry of the 13urial ,of a Son, Charles, in E 6.8,. mid the 'Birth of a Daughter, Elizabeth, in tbsj, Children Of Su: _William Leighton, Kitt. Edward Leighton . , the eldest Sort of the said Tho. Leigh ton, was married to \lary Stanley in 1624, by whom he had issue two Sons and three Daughters, Thomas and Edward, • 41ari , Barbara, and Elizabeth ; besides a Son, Henry; Who died an Infant; of I,hose five Childreo nothing has yet -been -found except the Register of their Births'. • The Fieir at Law, or other lineal Descendant of. the .Body ' 'of the said M - try Zonate, if any such there be, are, therefore... ther e b y requested to give ittlOrmati e. oof such their bescent to i‘lessrs. Cotes and Woodcock, of Linc , ln's Inn, London, in Prder that proper notice tiny be gi-ven to them, to support .their interest, - ti they -shalt be so advised, to the Barony of '2.ouche, in relation to which Title and :Dignity Sir Cecil hart, has pht Ids Claim. as one of the Heirs of the llodyof tha last Lord Zweite, of Haryngwortli, being de scended frotn Elizabeth Z oue n e, e ldest Daughtet- of the: said last Lors! Zonche, and which Claim is now b , :irre the Conh luittee of. Privileges the friouse of Lords. COTES and WOODCOCK., Petitioner's -Agents. LIU-FISH-Ft aE OFFJC-B, STRAND and CpliN HE' HILL, -4,sTABLISD to insure Houses, tuildings, (;Dolls, Merchandize Ships, .Vessels, A-1J NlanufaCtories, liar4es, f , A It NI I NG s•roc.l., and ot her , Property i n Ca n at i ßritai n f rom loss or Dittna by F ire. ',. Thi s o:lice has by iis exertions and the a meliorations its into its regulations and nlOdC 4 of business, by its li +nal mailigeinerk: and-egintahle and fiiir equaliation of Pre . ,„, for-the varLan s ( 1.... , tees of risqUe raised itself to the nom . , , ~•__ . :, t, .A rst in ran,: or t Ire insurance Offices,...the.best 'Publii; of the so li d faundation of - 'Phe BRITISH I'LRE 0 F F ICE, and :justifie s -•' ci .r6l • . . their ect c preference. - - pr oo f t o . the Ti,- Priprh.--tors ad tor theanitives, unconueded Qvith any sinr csQ)lishinetit ; they- origiitall.y nude their ai:range,' meats lidon the best authorities and information, and their e:;,:crie2 in .their extensive eociccrni has InanifeAed.flut . , truth Gt . their principles. • . Atixus to render tiiinselves permanentlyuseful, they do _not eii< l, :•atz . o ttr tO lirocure. business but tipon term:: of reci .prOcal advantaige•tOliot,Wittsorer and insured ; - they avoid all fanciful- ailti vvil,l setternes ; make eiiperieace and. fact their guide ; and by e.datilatitig their Rates of Insura n ce with due gu id e t(i the ha zard . of `I• ire arising -from process in NlAnu fainories, situation of Premises, nature of Goods, au& Other ,cifcumstances, eudezivour to affix such fair raio,-thit no per .son shalt pay, either more or less thait-lie:CmKht.„ They are happy to state that experience and fa6l, and the very gt-eat number of I risnrances granted-bythem on E A K Nl - NG, STO CK, partt ttiarly o n their. improved -Pidn, has enahleil theni to . reduce the Premitirn. tileireon-tO zs. 6d. per ,cent.- per /Innig, in, which they:hav,. been ibliON/Cti by se- Veral Olffces. . . . This 0 dice. makes gobd to .i.iy,. Eire front Lightning. - , I n 6 uranees.np on any Property wii I ‘.)e. );rante:l ;Or any Pe riod sitoft of-a-Year. -- • . •-,- - 11,,,,'_ , ,its are appointer( in most of the principal Cities and I : ow ns in Great Britain, a Myna Pro tosais iflay be ltati 1 Crati, • ' . Rt)itEIo.T•SKI:.I;CON. SAC:.. •._ • • ALL.. MONEY REik?,i' TU. ADYANCE. PER S o N in posession of, Incomes, arising frorn Freehold, Copyliold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land 'or Hotrali!, ;Honey 'in.:, the. Ftlnds, Rita Char Matria,ge _Settlements, Widows'- Jointit.res, An- uities, l'atelit, I,),laces, Ch;trch Livin4s. or auy Dt.lier cer tain Income for Life, inay be supplied with teinporarii. or perrnnent Stuns of Nluney tQ' any Amount, by p,ayiugl,‘n nuity lil ?1 est i'ar the t..uue. ' , . The eat. .artd 'Cieutty: of - known Property, or their Heirs may be accomnto,lated on their pers,mal security ; and in :wy„.instante WilerC the siiigtz security of an indivi dual May be deerned insulticitlit, the additi,,u of ,anoiher. per Son to guarantee the payin,nit of the I iner,..•it will re rnove the:objec.lion ; ; anci, in all eases, vital , - .ill be giVen to the' Public to rqurn the Pfincipal :11 their own • option. - , , Personal af)lications will be received exery. day till Four ,o'Cloek ; alitl Letters, from, Correspondents in Town or Country ',post paid) will be iirunediately..liiswered, by, ad dressing to the Dire 2.tor of the itimglitsbringe Bank, at his resit [louse No. 8, Lower johnifLreet, Golden-iguare. ..:....____:_-___________:._ YELLOW FEVER, No'. 4,), Charing-C:ons. R. WILLItii, late P l ysi - iiin to the San , . I t. 1) Ambass,dor at the Court of Great Britain, and Author cilki.lte I.),)rnestic Encclopedin, Treatise on. Regimen and ,,,,._ l ' ke• Scc. approves, and recommends to the immediate, tv.wence of the Public at nage (and those in particular who are viriohrg.to- the \Vest indies, Ame.rka, or any other part; of the .hi th4 t in'lY.be, or :have' been,. subieft to Pestilential h isease) tile ketti...dy ware_ is sold at the Proprietor's °"se ' No • 40, Ch ''' London,to PREVENT AND c. • • a rmg-cross, UR k, IHE V!' I. LOW FEVER. • .. I The -most 'positive testimonials trona Professional Men ant other n.-,peclible Persons, ri- kay : 0 . , ;c ell in Pamphlets, tu be had gratis at the Warehouse, w-hi 'it rot only prove, in the . fullest it-mutter, the Efficacy of this ‘ Reritedy in that most dreadrul Malady tn.: Yellow Fever,- but also that it is an eat:, :wk., pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a II - ot Llt mate.. . The above invaluable Article is sold, in Boxes with full Direinus';satictoned by Dr. Willie'n), in case of an Attack . • of ally kind of Fo. , er at One Guinea each, sufficient for one Person for -w e'vemouths. PERK.INS's MET Y AL LIC TRACTORS. 1.. Iltikl. A,liointiricnit of. the Vateurce, PER.KINS's - -kJ M ETA l. LI C TRACTORS, 'ire Sold only by FRE bk.•RICK -SMITH, Chemist, -No. 29, Ilaymaiket, l'iliole sale arid •Retail, at Five Guineas the Set, inclining Books, witidt give an account of many.Thuusand Cures, -attested' 'by persons of the greatest ' r espc:.tanility in the Kingdom. Thq are highly efficacious-in painful topical Disorders, such as acute ..Itheinnatisin, including Luinlvazo and sciatica, Co.it, Sprailis', Contusions, Burns, Scalds, ft !Intimations of 'l,l4the l'.yes, also of the Skirt, as. ErvsipelaS, 'fetters and , hil i.n; painful inflammatory Tinnors, as Biles -and Whit 4"vvs; violeiit Spasmodic Complaints, as Stricture in the Urethra, . Crimp, Locked law, Epileptic Fits, Pleurisy, StiNs and Bites of Venomous Insects, 'Fluor /4lbus Pains in the flea,l, Face., Ears,- Breast,' -Side, :Back, and Limbs. lioults Of tales may. be had as above, at Is, each. .- • , ~..: S .0 D A 1 1 , 1":1AR-cli 17,. BILLS LOST. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS uniierine.ntioned Bills were put into the-Past-Mae at Spalding, on the 25th of Fe bruary last, 'and are lost or s`tolen. If stolen; whoever wil l give such information as may lead to the Conviction of the Offender, shall on such Conviaion receive Twenty GUincas , Reward from Mr. , James Male, pf Belle Vue, near. Hales' Owen ; and if loSt, whoever has found them and will send them to the said. Mr. Male; shall.receive a Reward of Five' Guineas. N. B. Payment of them is ordered to be stopped. No. 2117, A. Grantham Bank, February 16, 1804. at Two, Months, to john and Thomas' Barston, 241. John Manners,. Esq. on Down, Tliornto , n and Co. London. No. 2730. Sleaford Bank, January 2, 1804; on demand, to Thomas .Rogers, tol. nos. Peacock, Handley and Co. on Down, Thormon and Co. No. 554: Nottinghamshire Bank, lanuary 2, 1804, at - Two Months, to T. and Heygates, 361. Moor, Maltby 'and Co.. on Sir R. C. Glyn and Co. Nottingham, January 2, 1804,' at Two Months, payable to his own Order, 291. ss. Charles Hill, jun, Tr William Grant, No. 154, Cheapside. Boston Bank Cash Note, 51. ss. The 23d of APRIL, 1804; THE LAST LO lERY'BEGINS DRAW., - • 4 • SCHE - M - E: • • No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 of £29,000 are ,C 40,000 2 10,000 - • 20,000 3 - 5,000 15,0g0 4 - 2,000 8,000 I - 1,000 - 12,030 13 500 ' - 6,500 ' 20 2'30 - 4, 000 50 100 5,000 100 - 50 - 5,000 7 , 35 0 " 23 147,030 30)000 Tickets ,C26i,500 Part of the; Capitais. , first-drawn Ticket first Day - r,OOO I'4A-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 4".10,60 First-drawn Ninth Day - - 5,009 • TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING •at •EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OF - FICE. PRESENT, PRICE. Ticket - - •‘; - C. 17 to o Half - 9 o o Eighth - - 2 6 - 4 i r o Sixteenth - 1- 3 o ' * *Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the DraWing. THIRD LOTTERY for iEO3, begins Drawing 23:1 -April, • 124, • - - - - THE TICKETS and. SHARES for the. above Lottery are now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BURN E 'arid Co.'s. State :Loftery :Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their account. The Scheme . OnSists' of I,Vvo :Prizes of , zo,oool. - two of three : of 5.091. four ot 2.0001. twelve of . 10001. thir teen of st•ol. twenty of '2,601. fifty of .icol., &c, &c. ; the Number of Tickets 30,009,,and the lowest Prize zol. *** All Shares sold at this t) lice will be stamped agree able to Ad of :Parliament, and also with the Crown, and round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery 011 ice. -Letters, post-paid, duly answered. N. B. In the late`Lotteri, No 76z2, zo,oool. was•sold in a whole Ticket, at the.above Of f ice, and No. 8128, zo,oool. and No., 53t9, to,oool. both in Shares. Country Orders, accompided with short-dated `Bills on London, Post-oilice Ofners, or Cash ' in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attended to; and Correspondents may depend on being treatett exactly on the same Terms as if pre sent. . - Ad LL PERSONS having , any Claim or Dem.in on the late Mr. WILLIAM I-lA - DDAN, of Great Trinity-lane; deceased, are requested iminediately•to send in the .same to the Counting-houke, No. 17, Great Trinity-Jane, in order that the same may , be examined and settled. 18E34. . . . This Day was published, Elegantly printed by mt. liulmer, in ltuy.il Quinn, Price ss. r - rHE YEAR of SORROW ; written in the Spring of 1863. By. W. K. SP E R. Printed.for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. DAVIES's CELTIC RESEARCHES, (IN the O . rigin, Trali , ions and Lolgi,ll;e of Ale _ . 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Medium Paper, price 2S. sewed . ; and, to such benevolent and. %vell / disnosed Persons as may wish to give theM ''dvyay, Twelve Copies for One Pound • • ADVICE and ADMONITION . suggested to the MI DDL E-AG E D in.-Rural and Humble Life; originally addresSed to, the InhabitantS of a Village in the West of England. " And if a man love Righteousness, her labours are vir tues : for She teacheth 'Temperance and Prudence, ltistke and Fortitude; which are such things. as inert can have no thing more prefitable in their life."L-WisdoM of Solomon, viii. V. 7. London: Printed for F. wingravi, in the Strand, Sttc. cessor to Pdr. Nourse. HENDON. ELEGANT VILLA WITH LAND. TO LET ON LEASE,. A - Very elegant VILLA, redlete with every domestic canveniente excellent detached Offices, St a bling fur tour horses, Standing for two Carriages, Cow house, Poultry Yard, Piggery, &c. Pleisure'and Kitchen Garden fully cropt and planted,, Lawn, Shrubbery, and ten Acres of excellent Meadow Land. The Premises arc de, lightfully • situated in . the pleasant and social Village of Hendon, commanding extensive Prospects of the surroun& lug - beautiful Country, --amply supplied with excellent Water, and distant only six rinks from the Metropolis. Tube viewed, with Tickets only, whkh With Particulars may be had.Qf Mr. Squibb Saville Passage, Saville-row. 'WOOD LANDS, &c. in K ENT. TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Star Inn, Maidstone, the latter end of next Month, is 13 Lots, of which due notice and particulars will be given, • I THE FEY, SIMPLE of above 900 Acres of wo OMAN 11, with the Underwood and Timber of various groWths thereon. Also two FARMS intermixed tti,:re vith, one containing 73. A .3 R. 3S P. aod the other lei A . o R. 2.5 P. Allotments of Underwood of about 13 years growth are felled annually, mid the whole in about 13 years. These Wools are situate about 4 miles from Rochester, Chakliam and Maidstone, to which towns there is a turnpikeroad, ct.iotly on a des::,:iit all the way. Tor further particulars, apply to Mr. Murton, at Tunstall, near Si.ttingbourne; or to Mr. NVoodgate of Golden-square, London. OAK and ASH TIMBER in EAST HORN DEN, STOCK, and DANBURY, ESSEX. T O be SOLD, - Nine Hundred and .Twenty_three O AK TR BES and Sundry ASH, in several Woods and Coppices in the above Parishes. For Particulars and Conditions of Sale, and for view of the Timber, apply to Mr. john Lewsey, at the Greed Man, ,Heron Gate, near Brentwood; particulars may also be had of Messrs. W.• and J. Black, Middle:Temple Hall Staircase, and of Mr Groom, No. to, Lindoln's - -inn-fields, London. FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL. SEVERAL . years. successful Pradice has now established the reputation of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for curing the above ailliaing Disorders in either Kidneys or Bladder, after fruitless trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Wa ters'; thereby saving thousands from the. pain and danger of the knife Cbut as there are many • persons who may not have heard of this happy discovery, the Proprietor avails himself of the ~benevolent , disposition of those who wish to bear testimony of its efficacy and innocency ; among whom are Lord Sackvale, the Hon.Mr.' ;erinaine ' Sir Edward Knatch •Bart. Governor Lane ' of Dover Castle ; I. Shipd em , .Esq. late Mayor of Deal ; Coxe Feary, Esq. Bluntisham, near St. Ives; the 'Rev: Mr. Molynenx, of Ga r b o ldi s h am, Norfolk ; Josiah Thomas, Esq. Bristol ; S. Baker, Esq. Blagden, near Bristol ; with a great number of the Faculty, viz, Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, Ivir. Hume, Dr. Livingstone, and Dr. Stevenson, - whose Father was cured by t hi s M e di c in e, just as he was about to undergo the operation; and recently, since the last publication, it has effeeled a singular and happy Cure of a near relation of Admiral Sir Riehard'King,'lla.rt. The Solvent is sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surgeon, No. 9, - SonthatriptoLt-street,-. BlcioniSburysquare, and at Messrs. Bacons, No. iso, Oxford-street, in Bottles of 45.•61. I is. and One Pound Two Shillings, two of which last never fail to correct the Calculous Diathesis in the Habit, and thereby prevent the formation of a Stone in sedentary Persons. N. B. A Treatise on the Disorder and the Regimen to be observed, with Cases of Curs, may be had, pfic4 f FRaCE Sst*TEN'C2*;". OFFICE OF ORD.A.TANCE, 114:0, ! ; 17. 04 ., 17' PRINCIP , 4 o.l'l 'IGERS of ,iIS • YES - in 0 R Ya her , iy r , v e Notice, 7 bat w ia srll. l o J P:Cian, the Ta-wer, on MonJai.tax 2616 Di; i4st. at len ';'Ciock 14 the Floret:pa:, sunify Las off and tincervice,i6.if O.W. , \IAN:','E STORES, consiaz.. ingo . P2leauthic: cf Harne.is, Cordage,, and filr Lanthotns,.Shetp-skins, Hair 'Cloths, Tin Kittle`, ro,ge licliows, Standing; lices, old Iron, Cartridges, Rind screvs, Scales aid giigins, Fire Wood, Eles Of. sorts, Bedding., Tents, clotbi4g . .and Fariunt other Articles ; the whale of , zokiri, may be viewed at the Thwer till the Day of Sale. Printed Lis , : of the Lots: will ke delivered to such Persons as aptly for item, at the Office of Ordnance in de TO26f By Orde'r of the Board,. R. H CREW, Secreta7 • OFFICE OF ORDNANc,'Z; March 12, 12c4. J'HE qINCIP AL OFFICERS of IHS MA. • YESTrs OR DIV ANCE, do hereby eve Notice, That Protssals'ivill be reccii:ed at their .Office, St. Ma,garet's-,tute:•, Weaminsteri on or before •11,ouday the 91b, of Aprii next, from such Persons -as may be willing to-undo-take the Supply' ct Fig TIMBER and DEALS upon Ono - al . /or' the,Ordnance Service at Portsmouth. • The, Trim: - and O . :di GI . the Contra,Fi` cony be knytun upon application at tkr Ordnan,:e•O i fce at Portsnweri , , and alio at ti , e creiarys gllice in NI. Ma. gare .$ %reel, a'ny-itay„ietsAuen•the .hours of fen and Four zrifyre the Prop, , sais air be de lif;erede,4olcd _z p; and marked on tt , e.outslde, • Ploposals for the Supply of Fir Timber and De is for the )rdn-ance Service It Ports o mouth ;" but no Proposal can . be, aamilita of the said 9tb of April next By Order of the Board, - R. H. CREW, Secretary. March 14, YORKE'S LETTERS. This Day was published, in l wo.:Voluates, 06.1av0, price 15s. w boards, T RfTERS WRIA:TEN tr cn FRANCE zYear iSc2; an Acconnt Of the State of its Mucals;,Lit:.;raJi.;te, and: l'o!.tic's. • , „ B)IIENRA' it,EDI-IEAD YORKE, Esq. Sold by It 0. Syino.;,i,i, N. zo, l'aternotet-uo..v. These Letters w..ice tt_„ in iSoz, and part Of t. , srri ac tually printed in that y ; winch, until the pie..mt moment, they have, from ; Put Nivti yes, reinaincd iri.tiie hands of the Printer. , . ' . This Day were publi3hed, Price N. , . • IDBSERVATiONS .6ri the (.; ( ,)iP\ E.TOND ' • ENCE betw‘s.ett Mr .ADA:',I and Mr. bOW LES, with the Corresportdence_stinj . ,iiLd. 13} , 101-IN .1301' LES, F.sq.. Printed for F.:arvt C. Rivingt9h, Sc. Patti's Chunc.',-yard; and J :Riehardsoo, • Royal'Excinuig',..' ; J. 1-I.at:hard, ;' and- I Asperne,. otniti - "Of whom may, be ha(l, by the sAille Author, puke ts. The Sixth Edition, , . •A-Letter to the Hon. Chari..svjames .Fox, in cons , ,querce of his Speech in the-I-louse of Commons on the Character of the late Duke of Bedford. , Kl 9; piic 'is. 6d. Thc. Sccond•Edi:ion, "Of a Nri.nd , r of the M -. :lety at tne Close of the Nth Century, tn..,41- enlarg,:d L. , ;itinued to ..‘e:':e ginning of the lea,' Wi.h a • acicirted par.. ticularly ,to the Ilioer r,;ers. Iki R. 1--IY♦./1 ANS, die Propti. tor of :I,e .1 Or_- - .JAI .S:OR, to wnoru His Mtijesty's R.- . , zil. Letters Patent Iwere grantzd in january, iSo4, n,nn.,; 10 torinLd, I.iat sevtr,..l. Persons in r,.....dinz .1/1e tkdvkati.;....tticnt ie,:,:-.2t , i , :i. the ati, ve, i i have:misc.:tic:et red its pl.irport, i.,y s, ,; : ,,,,!, • ,: 2 y : i . 0 ,.. re ,..,, i _ l i tertii&tras s.,ipevicr t‘t KaZufs, anti ti it r.;:ll - • , i. , -; -., .... C , : , ... Itime, and wittu. , tt trolbte ; he theterote ttit.:;:; :: t...ts ne .cessary.tutlei'Aare to. the Public, as no itnpusttioil,is nitcr \ ,te..l, soil to prev;n: Persons purchasing the sante itads.r sii..'iny.. taken ides, as that the sole purport of this Inv;;,tion ,t;., for ! .such who dislike the use of a Razor by 9triers, or canna; use that.' nstrurnerft theinselves, and titereibre may- preter .., S'ii - o- I - stirute ; or to such wno go. to Sea, for oceas:oA4l use vr.en at 1 a Fr7,ll6's :louse, traveling in a Carii4e,br whoSe it...ids shake- trd - th Various cau - :s'es;• &e. 'The A mete thus oil • r•fo, i if used:ice - drat:lg to the Dile:lions, :namely,_ by tigl , tet,i.:',r, 1 1 , the. Skin, as is usual with a Razor, Jon oy gentle 1: ...t. , a only,' li...tinst the gr tin, and not ..it.nerwi, will Prodth. , t 4: Idesired edict, pr,,viciLi it is kei:t ciean be the Instritw.. - .1:, arid tify ; aii.i ii will give inkaeas,: I s.,tistaciton as Persoi r is ;lie rtore‘girniliarized with tie - Aisu„o , t ~1 . - us - ;:ig - it ;- al,ti Is t i stild in d e.. - .onvenient form tor use, .se.ied with tlic: i' ro,irie tot's initial, at tl. , it..each Cake, an , l :nay be ty,d.Wattc . 'sale Or - Retail by the Proprietor's Ai.ent, Mr. t;,,i , ..ity, ilr : turner to Het Majesty, No. 4Z, Corn - Intl, and k,..,a' I at nlost other respectable Pertniners. in the United i,tu)tii. --.-111 . Orders fur the above . are expe6thl. to be accoilip,-.111:Li with Cash. . . EXTRAORDINARY PROOFS OF THE - SUPERIC)P.. ..-EF.FICAC)ii OF SPILSBU.RY's i 1C DROPS, ;DISPLAYED IS! I'HE FOLLOWING CURES IVR. V‘i . LSON,.of Dean, near •Eiir.iblit.zh, -of' an inveterate scurvy by taking theseDibpsl• his case attested by klrS: Miller ant: M. Scott, Smith Bri'ige, Edinburgh. • .• The Son of Mr. Porter, of Leeds (3 years old) cured of a violent scorbutic' cornp..laint - ateridi4 over -his tare and b o dy, by taking three Bottles of these Drops ; his case at tested by Mr. Wright, Printer, ~ A Gentleman yes:inn% near -S pilsby, in the county of Lin coln, wa s cured of-a:bad 'scurvy by thee - Drops.: Ms.• fluff, Medicine Vender, of • Spilsby, is acqu.finted with the pikrti culars of his case. . - 'These 15f0t)i are:_sold . wholesalc and retail at the Dispel'., sary, and by twist of the ie:,pect....io Vender of P....tent Medicines - in:Own and country, in Botrlf.s of ss. 6d. to ins. and I N0.:15, So h o-square ; Purclers are des:red . .to he' particular in noticing that each`-130 - ftle, - Btil, anti' W rapper, has the Words." by 11:e King's ilitent i "- atld•a -Black .Stamp affixed. to each Bottle, marked S'l , l s atia,co. No. Is, TO TH•E RETAIL VENDERS OF : PROPRIEKARY MEDICINES. NEWBERY Sfris, dt . St. .Pall's Yard, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder, Dr. kine:)'-s Analeptic Pills, Dr. Steers'S 0 poderdoc, Austin's.C.: ha ly beate - Pills, Dr:-Hooper's Female Pills, Daiby's. the, 'the Cordial Cepnalid Sou'a; the Esaence of ColtstOot, and a Variety of other Artie:es of Repute, having discovered that sundry Medicine D:-,alers in" London have, by travelling themselves, or by means of Riders and Hawkers, disseminated. through tit{ Kingdom ; lar,:.e Quantities of spurious. Prepara tions.;.,in the Pills of l)irecip - , - is of which t0.4-I:,larris of Igr Newbery and the other Proortetors are mane of; and have, undetisier of a Corine - kotiln Business wit Hu,..seirre , wiled upon Many unsuspecting .Shopkeepers, to sear ;uuh counter?eited.MediCines; he tliink.S it proper ; to warn tail Venders against suclt dishonourable ',rapid; and to into , in thern, that.by caniinwi4. to be',. the Agents of such artful Traders, they render themselves liatne to.a Prose Attic, "; . f r Frand-upon:thePurcnasers, as well as upon-the Proprietors of the Medicines. In orc - fr to counteraa such iinpostures, and.that the Coun try. Vcinder may be regularly supplied - with the genuine Ar ticles, Messrs. Newber, and Sons intead, to employ "I ray. - lets to visa different parts of the . Itiingduni. ; and in the mean time, those Persons-Ili: , may ..te f . ricidied its open Ae( . ...e..tits with 4.-hem, may be furnisned upon liberal Terms, by al;ply... above. - - . . • N.:B. t Corntil':ssioners of the Stampltice• have ac crimmodated tiie Preprewes oc Medicines separan: Plates, in whish their names are instni , A, very Medi,nal Articles of coost•quence are :low witnoat aged amps, ,so that the Re ail Vender, ,by observing w•netti,r tn. names of the Or n prierors he pouted or not in the•Stauip;, inly taint the aathentieity of t M.:cfcittes. PU1V11.6,.., also, the same attention, will be 1..,1e..1 to detedifily that nsay either oe prActiAcl yr atceinpted. • . •