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,AR i s off: re tnot v:4l l , eb _titan Eaglil all one-f , urt J, manygi rvith it, it thin, its , cet. I. may be ei .Iban's-strec utool partiag ' IJ 2et4pth.. N UMBED _ASO KING HENRY THE -row ; zrril l'll T !I .IIDE ice 3s. only , ll . y conceo tit is hopil/ orals, hc . .4tl .t to give it fias beautl ation on 1. 1 Irudive vier • has devoV of Boar(10 Conoti S6crer hC St111; .512 : rne plttn incon-y -ly Lion e t fbf .. b. Jv. -.at virti ,t}, ARMY. /..._ / THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-L4,NE. MONDAY' EVENING, December I. will be performed, DON JUAN. y t On Tuesda the Conic Opefa of The Pirates, with High On Below Siris. On Wednesday, '.the Tragedv'of Pizarro. en Thursday, Artaxerxes, :Clandane,. by Mrs. BilliagtOn, w ill 3 t 'Katharine and Perruchio. Ana on Friday, the Play of :Pile Poirit of Honour. . THEATRE- I<o Y y 1,, cnoVriti G A RPEN. -MONDAY EVENING, December .1., . . . w ill be perforrbect s CHAINS OF I lIE 1-IEART ; Or, THE SLAVE - BY CHOICE - . wire" PEROTISE. ia of Chains'o•iCthe . Heart, ins which Signora Braharn made their ad appearance at this tight received 'with. the loudesrmarks of all parts of: overtiewing Theatre—the eatied . on Wednesday, with the' FOllids or a .ay, with. The Spoil'd Child ; and on fri et Lodge. - 4144L4Pik_wrtesn appear ler I-h0t4.1-1 rime it mannan . e . , SericruA ,o,iier,4:pi rtax- Irishman in London; • • • ty: next Olc•will repeat the same Cilarader, an. •rnime, called Harlequin Almanack, or The pica has 'peen' so long in preparation, will uec4on the Wedritstla.pieccclii,g the Holi- has beeti , alio some tittle in reharsal. I be given of Mr. Cooke'sperfOrroance of id the next representation of the 'gm Co- it Flies.. - Ic-sQuARV.,.;CONCEitT ROOMS. - WOOD'S EXHIBITION, with ad- ICI' UR ES, IS NOW VP EN, and. - -witi Day, Sunday excepted,, trod Nine in . the !ening. Awnittance One Shilling. ns any •Ciaims or. Dvioands on ,t* GEORQE ADEY, formerly of Hackney, Middlesex, but :laze cr . E ast bourn in Cite :, Esq. deceased, are desired to .s; as Solicitors • - for the Exccut:ixes of • his tament. • • • 1 4 AILM "tici TO M r:\*S ONSU • Arniord-c4pn,. Xitr9sintal ton-st . pett, Loudon. ,hs having or i)tmatads. on o: SI'LI'iI.ENTHURSTON ADEY, to •I Parisi) •of St. Tames, West-- tac Esq. deceased, are de .,_, ut nr with the pitrticuiarr. thereof to tie, as .> lot tue Atirninisulirixes rO his PALiNttß..nd ,TC/ItILINSONS,. -, • Warr,ford. court, "-E. hregmorton-st met, Lon don . E.S TA,T E JOHN C 0.G13.4 1 ANi Dacea3e4. AU.:Perions any Claim On :he Estate of ,'lzre cif Mortlake, In:the County t.„, r. SUrr , Y., Surgeon, deceased, are dewed to send the parti- Carl ttreof ro'l‘,l(."l;aco'n,` Solicitor; Soutli:iMpton-street, 4reizt.gatilen (oric or t.ne Exezotor4;.asul,4ll ..eersQlls tb the Erfa:.--, or naving property in ii,tad belonging to t rzircitqurre.i , lcirtiawitit tia .pay tite.oce and disclose the r • Bacon. r. to tate said . or at Christmas next, ITA t.it - the Daughter of •a Ciergy te- rtian,' as an ASSISTANT in a. BOARDI.NC n HOOF,: she is za years or age, ofgood - disposition, and , eCyfCS*; and is convmant with mast , kintirot mom i n r n work, Embroidery, • Would have no oh _ wait - Oa -of ,forttirte; or superintend the Fem.:le Branches m a Nobleman's or Gentleman's. •", molt:meat i - s•nOr so much the objeci as comtbrt -1,.;1t' Limployment, of which, every exertion in her power ' tiepelitie(2,. upon, - to render herself worthy. 4,1 vert .I.itstaCtory reference W4l be given, when required, to Re- I of, Connexions; Character, arid Attain a • and applications immediately- answered, by address fih the same,.post-paiti, to X. Y. at Mr. Rollason's, Printer, Coventry. , jIE PARTN E R S I. P between Messrs. I:IOI.,MtS and PALMER being DISSOLVED, Cap- LiNi.ES begs - leave , to inform :his. Friends, and the tny in general, that he has removed. from No. 36, Craven .t, 'to No. 7, St. ALBAN's-STREET,• 'e he will in future' TRANSACT all MILITARY on HIS OWN ACCOUNT.' Captain I-I,iLMES flattens himself.that his long connec with the Army, in a Service of Twenty-four Years, anti consequent ver); general acqdaintance with Military Men ; - material advantages to thQSe who favotir him with !Commands ; and Uentleinen desirous of PURCHAS -2r.EXCUANGING COMMISSIONS, rely on his Unremitting - attention to condud their busi ui the most expeditious manner,-,and on the most liberal. FICERS on HALF-PAY, who favoui him with their may depend on his constant watchfulness for their -:rest., and on his invariable .disposition :to accommodate ,e 1 „. 40 . 7, St. Alban's , street, Pall-Mall, London, Dec: 9, iSor. ' • • TO THE ARMY. qtraEted weekly from the frAtrnals", av'the Office of Mess. Harrison, Son, and Co. R SALE—A Majority of Cavalry ; ditto of • Infantry ; a Company Wan. Old Regiment at Home ; 1 0 in the West Indies ; ditth for the Halt-pay ; Lieuten. (s•ies ; Second dittooff uzileers ; a long list. of Cornetcies Ensigncies.; two EnSigncies out.ot the Break, particular ; two Adjutancies or " E XCHANGES —A Lieutenant-Colonel of Dragoons •in O. to Home, or Infantry ; a Major at HoMe to the West d 55 ; ditto of Infantry Home to Cavalry ; Captain Qut of Break to a Young Regiment of Dragoons ; ditto in the Indies to a" - Second Battalion; ditto in a West India .iirndnt to the Line ; Lieutenant: East Indies to klOme ; cc. to Cavalry ; Cornet of Heavy Dragoons, ditto of Light 'agoons, at Home, and in the East Indies, to Infantry. ,wanted to Purchase=—A. Lieutenant-Colonelcy ; a West Tia Company ; and several Ensignciei for the Half-pay. less. Harrison and Co. respectfullyhiform their •Friends, eY have removed their Office. to No. 29, the Corner of !T-street, '• S. Officers rtAiririg will meet with eligible Candidates ' their succession. DR. NORRIS's PROPS. exciting the public attention to these • valiablc Drops, an enumeration of particular cases would be mi.. •Issary ; .successful experience for more than half' a cen haying sufficiently esttiblishedtheir reputation,_ in the re of every species of FEVER, especially‘the YELLOW P UTRID, for which they are: eminently distinguished. Proprietor, from their increasing celebrity not only de , thc.-..Mgilyl'g f atitication, but is enabled with confidence r tenminend a trial of their virtues. The astlnna, invetcr coughs, ic'sf#y, all impurities of the blood, colds, sto , and boystel complaints, yield to their benign, yet pow 4titli Influence, and as a salutary-cordial in those discomforts ei endant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their 'benefi 4-,,lietlewt IV 'le Faniily* Bottle, use is'only to be had at the Do&or's ot• - se, Lower Brook-ttreet, - Grosvenor-square, • where Books e x , ure s are delivered, gratis, and all Orders for Exportation b y '. l -ited. Smaller Bottles arc Sold 'Wholes,ale and 'Retail 'lessrs, leboult and Co. and Retail by all Venders of 4sZ l icdnes. Also Dr. Norris's Anti-bilibus Pill, celebrated 1:.1 4 'ar and - eMi - c.tive apeiient,'may be had at all the above ce S, in Boxes at as. 9d. rrenne4 ; s, inc. ~,,,, sub ii of '-‘, S t 'he new Opera st o ii ftwn 1 , orace and Mr. - e and ec h i .;, a 'macre, was last at Alarga• c rProbztica from 1 ,. , , tict1i , / , t i)era will be rep vhol e, istir, 0 , Y ; ort Thursdi akAtic. F.2.cti, Q. with Crotcju DS., Mo‘',c, ?! ill' --- 7`,7" : " 17 " 6 1 4 " i i 'rosy, •11:11 , 15 tike -- Lliarac er o . s :t;:it, ,at'P ,$," wi trt 'I'D e• he b1,,,:1,, . ~...4 . nct on Saturcl.i , ' vilth The G , ;arzli:l • Tit: re, ernarimtev , it• oa,xv Pai - ac , i ~,rt:by • t p,-it ~'ltir Sea s ons, - MI their vi0 , , 4 t a , t- tioll iFfoilrr7cio Y 11 1‘ , 11.45.t.tA ''':" - - - A new -Tragedy inf o it ufla tel? I )ue notice will vi••= l , injur , kingZ Richard; inn , i.-11.funtief3 ' ea , of Folly as : .I ` l 3s o )a tirn y; ".-- v ---.,....-1.---- HAN,OVEIc i:he G ui., ISS LINI . fl • . ( .. . .. t di tionalT I 3 ir'F' ~, , •itio-P I `;ntilitie Every E oin c, -:..,:i.c ) "Jur - long till Everi LA, ti:t l , .IVitilarl, ‘...------,--, : .: , ..:ilit 3 / 4 ilai - , il - Cl,"son, ..le 414 I , ... tine Esta te of iatioil4 l . 0 ~ ( 2 1 .,::. Co:arrty of t ~, . l'e.U-,k‘rovo, „_ourvy of Suzzex, •o clicarilftil 1:: 1 11it theiecif to ti. --- .to. ,lizt!.e. A 'i• ,Viii aud Test: rc moniessti , - . . . 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Df ,lll ibre ;r Oti r l, 1.114 Nay ;; -, t4s ry;. rab}e" co A v .! tet It sitiitibt".4 A te ie 1 t t,re lie case trOti N o. tnii nr,,4:t0l n i oye ci A, ustral inidifiQLp and iri i tlOl puast „yr.? „ ersolls o taro it :.ir(l\er rt. ~a no kkl Joe, ;on t° t titst ! 11 (11„ ailea a L ••• ` 4 e 13 rt h a4t P7cadi :erspns.io, - tne 3 41 . `irag o , dinbwb A I Wan ietar t; r it,eor 4 „ e dia r a ls; ;e-stro e- "! 7 Vey h pe0 0 1 4. ? oft: 1 ittli n , s ttets , i ` t s As es tne bcv (or : having rre . by ti , c, ;j rl tr ve sale 0 ) . i ll y l, !rcitriP o pv; ' , t oes or the c tlit y Mr: ' 133 01 0 clzr o ' n t 1 tr 1-inhi I ; 131 5 ,Ij•t e P :et ; eo lAir" - e J ' r tl ,osite t yi; 4 te' co ‘' u in:row , . o - 0 ; 41 aCh 61q : P CI.- 1 t tf 1 1 11 i , 63 ,,r • _ 4 13 qtt en , 411 :11 ti t c u t , : i• lea eti 4 o T l s _r It e :lac . 'l3 by e ke l . i s talon}' t, it 4 } edi t s ; 3 IC ticrs , asp'' , _• ..• TUR.DAY, DECEMBER . 12, 1801. BY 'DESIRE. ROYALTY THEATRE, WELL's-STREET', GOODMAN's-FIELDS • _ „CNN MONDAY NEXT, Dec. r 4, and Five following Evenings,' 'be fireselited. (first time this Season) a, Comic PantowiMe, called THE MAGIC- WELL ; ' - Or, 'HARLEQUIN'S VICTORY. . Also (first time thiS Season) a Grand Operatical Ballet, com posed by Mr. Mercerot; collet CUPID's FESTIVAL. In which will be introduced Monsieur VESTRIS's ALL E_ - . MAND. • . Principal Dancers, Monsieur and Madam MERCEROTi*.MacIam LA CO STE, And Miss JOFIANNOT, Pupil ofMr. Meircerot. Lri - the course of the Evening, the follOwng - Song: -* • " Captain Wattle and Miss. Roe," by Miss EL ER. , " Cracking Walnuts; or, Cries of Louden," by Mr. JO_ HANNOT. " Poor Little Adelaine," by Miss JONES. And ail entire New Ballad, by Mrs. WARR-ELL. The German Wonder!. MORITZ, will go through his nu_ rnerous and .extraordinary Balances : &c. being rriobt as suredly the last Week but one of his 'Engagement. - By particular Desire,_ The whole to conclude with (first time th3s Season) th Grand Operatical PantoMime of ---: THE : IX:SERA:4W. OF NAPLES. Principal Charaaers' ' King of:Naples., Mr. WHIt'MORE;' Henry, Mr. ME RC E ROT ; RUsset, Mr. FOX ; fenny, Mrs. MERCE ROT ; and Lotm,:a, 'Mrs. ASTLEY. In At 11. will be introdueed.a Prospective View ota Rus tic Bridge, and Mountainous Country rn the Envii - ons of , • ' In Act 11. a Prison, subterraneous Dungeons, &c. &c. . In Ad 111. a Venetian Encampment. • Lower and Upper Boxes 35.—Second Price 2s. Pit as.—Second Price is. First Gallery is;--Second'Price6d. Upper Gallery 6d. Doors to be opened at Halt -past Five, and begirt atlialf past Six o'clock. —Scoot's; Price at Half-past Eight o'Clock (_1 The Public are respectfully inlormed, that a ii,.-,v Comic Pantomime is, in rehearsal for the Holiqays. 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N a few.Days.iviii be submitted to .the Public, an EVZNING DIVERTISEMENT, under , the above d ale, ril• the Scenic Theatre, •arthe Lyceum ; in which will ipt....i.cidiessed to the Eye and 'Ear; a Series of Subjects chiefly cieseriPtl4 orSociety an 4 Iviiiiincr4 in ANCIENT and MO DE RN .EGyPT ; and Ourtraying-, as it were, the, Coun tenarice,. Mind, antfCh4a4er of that interesting Country. This part of the EVenirits Entertaininent, intendedsfo give an amusing turn to Information, and to exhibit ,Fact in its most picturesque forth, will be relieved by a few Prcxhic—s do ;s of ancy ' uniting the more sportive efforts of Poetry, Painting, and Speaacle. The - Whole respectfully oiE:red to the Public,. both in, its literary itxd decorative sense,,. as a Cpllection of Pictures painted from Nature, fancy-tinted DraWings, and animated-Sketches in Charcoal. . • The Pian of the above - Evening Divertisement has been long projected.` T t is now brought for*.ard,upon 'a large and liberal Scale, under the cooperation•of Artists and Literary -Mon ofallowecf merit and ability. 114 - Materials are entirely new ; and the Scenic Theatre, in. the Lyceum, having un dergone very. extensive A lreiations, will, it is hoped, furnish the 4niitzeurs ot . Rational-and-.Classieal . .Anlusetnent with art Evening Lounge, at once interesting, novel, and ra" The Public will be (1444-advertised ofthe Particulars MODERN DANCING and SELECI' . ASSEMBLIES IVlR c . om A n L len L c E e N oi : PrivateSubscription Assemblies s Fri.:la the ist of anuary next, .1", be continued every Friday, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square; the City Assemblies are every. Monday, at No. to, Great Aylitf-street, Goodman's-fields. None but Sub scribers admitted. .None- but'People of respectability can subscribe.. _ both hodses 'Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have either learned in the old style, or not at all, are pri vately taught every descriptiaa of modern Dance, - and every requisite tor the most fashionable Parties, by Mr. Alien, whose plan of teaching is particulaily calculated for those to whom it is an objet to acquire this accomplishment expedi tiously, and in the moss genteel style.. Mr. Allen particplarly informs those who wish to :receive his Instrudions, that he has removed his late Dancing Aca demy from HaydOn-square to No. io, Grek Aylitf-street, Goodman's-lields. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of - the High Court of ChariCery, made in a Cause MILL'E'R 4gairist-BE.NSLEY," betbre John • Spranger, Esq. oif6af the Masters 6f the said Court, at`t:‘, Public Sale-rooni-of the Court of. Chancery, in Southarn ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, LondOn, on Friday the -C3th Day of December, tOor, .betweer, the tiour - of TweLvevand One in the Afternoon, in Four Lets ' • SEVERAL FREEHOLD . and LEASEHOLD ESTATES;_ situate at Pertenhall,-Coltriworth, Bolb: burst, at:kJ Wilden, in the County of I3edlord, ' \Particulars whereof may beliad, gratis, at'the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton buildings aforesaid ; of William Wiltshere, Hitchin, Hens, of Mr.'Drucc, Solicitor, New London.street, Fenchurch.street, London ; and of Mr. Townsend, Solicitor, Staple'lnn, London. The Tenants will chew the-Eartrui. ; • . 7 1. . . • Teo N P p. • ' • • • .g.4g 4 o'N E 7 4014 etk . • . ~ 7 51 ' - " • N.., • • • „9 , , ,N ' P 4.1.— • • • 0' ' • • c-. 1/ \I A-' 7° s' , • •\' . - [PRItt, SIX PENCE. .EA.*CfIEQUER BILL OFF ICE, ' December ir, itoz. THE PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQUER BILLS •-A- berebr give Notice, that the Interco o r th: Exchequer Bills left at their Office, fir the purpe.re of teing- Funded, swill be paid on ,TUESDAY NEXT, the 1 5 th- instant, and that tire Stock Certificatet , will he ready fir .Delive D , on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, and following Days. - If 7. COOKE, Accornptant. :This lac were publisbo, In -Five Volume,4,'Frice y JSs. bct. in ,boleds; with engraved Frontispieces, /T ORAL TALES (*of YO - TING PEOPLE. iVi • EDGEWOI-ITI-1. Printed for j. joilns'on, in St. Paul's Church-yard. : ' • -- Where maybe had,. by tho.sanie Author, i. Praelic.o Education, ^d Edit pri& o,ie guinea inboards. z. The ParenC§fAssilitant,.or'Stories foi• Children, 6 yvls. -• • ~ • . . . . 3. - The same, on . fine Paper, - Iss. • 4. Letters for Literary Ladles, 2i.• Edit. 5. Castle Rackrent, 34 Edit.. 4s. 6. Belinda, 3 vols. A. , N. MIDDLETON, POCKET - BOOK ani BLACK LEAD P ENCJI,MAK Elt to the KING aid plumcr, of W ALES, at the Original Atl'anttla.t.lory, No.- t6z, Stranci, opposit'Nov,:!tstlC-sti . cet, aad At No. 145, St7iii - 41, oppo- site Ca: - 11:riAe;str:iet, • EGS leave to recommend to the POblic:his nuine BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose ishoe.rior c xeellence has been forpore Thin Fifty Years'iihiversirlly knowledged ; and Pencils for Drawing in Caa'ars (of a late Invention), which far surpasS every thing of the kind he.fore known. Drawin4s. by way of specim:'n, may be 3f...en, to distinguish his Pencils from Co! The mark which was formerly only Middleton, is now Changed to N. Mid dle on, and the pireelion, 16z, Stwici, Lo'Ldon, 'Stamped on each Pencil. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF POCKET, BOOKS and Thread-cases, elegaaitlY - ri . iounted in gold, sil ver, and plain ; all'the dirii,tent yearly Memerandum-bookz, the Royal and Polite Repositories, Pocket Atlas, Souvenir, with the daferent Almanack,, Calendars,' ; a complete assortment of NAfritin.Z, and,arei , sing-esses ; cm tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing ever Article 'for Shaving and. pressing; Portalle Writing:and I,..ressinE-desks and-Boxes, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, &c: ; .Writing Paper, extra fine cut large Pens, line I itslraud Watch Seal ;rig Wax, and all kinds of Stationary ; • PORTABLE and COUNTING-HaLJSr.,LETT;ER-. COPYING MACHINE'S, These Machines, by whkh wriung may be expel4iously and' clearly copied, are brought by N. It4l DDLETON..to the utmost Rerfettion,. and comprised in a. rn,tiloy,any which forms a complete Desk ; some so small, as to oe .ua.t grea.est convenience, to ,thoe who.travel ; others of a- Si ze and form to answer the purposes-of a complete Secretaire. A large Assortment of Razors, and all kinds of due Cut. lery • . , DU it A 31. E. I NK, to Mari: or WI n' Linen w . _en_ \/ 111 - 1 this , curious. yr.parat anion, which is n V -v, indelible Black, Initials, Names, Cyphers, Crests, &c. may be fortned with the utmost : expedition, and without the incumbrince or expence of any implements ; and will be found to stand every test of WosiLiv;s, Acids, Alkalies, &c. I f wrote on .Linen as it - comes froth ilie-loom,it firmly stands the in , Niching. - It is also a most certain Criterion of Pro- Letty, as nothing cau - disc.'haw it without destroy,ing' tjte inen. To all Families, Ladies and. -Gelitiernen who tr.avZl, the Arniy, Navy, Public Bodies, Schools, 'Hotel, • favcin, and Innkeepers, and the Public in g.-n:.tra, the Proprietor earnestly recommends this useful arti.;ie, an full 'contid.ence,, that on the. first trial they will pettedly satisfied or its effed, and will ever after adopt -this • mode of inapi.in,.; their Linen, :Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by John Scott, Superfine Water-colour Preparer to I-icr Majesty, No. 417, near-Bedford -street, in the Strand, London, in bottles, with direetions, price zs, and double bottles, 3s. each, one of which will mark several hundred articles. - _ . . . fr_r Observe, the outside 'wrapper is marked " Scott's Durable Ink," and the Price ; and on the bottle of the ire;.,, his signature, „" j. Scott." To Gentlemen in Trade throughout the Kingdcm, who 'sell Bottle ArtiLles i Scott solicits_ their attention ;Al e above ;as its generalutility, real good quality, and ! , .-rate price, added to the assistance its sale will receive ti;,- s :i the Public Prints, will uttque3tionabry render it,_ in t .),Is of 'the first Venders; a great artn,le. ,And those wi,, , ,1,,t at present immediately correspond with. Scott, ar:.,re.,pi.ctiilly inibrined, that the several Wholesale Houses. through winch they are supplied with Scott's other goods, will .forward this article..: SCOTT's . NANKEEN DYE,.in bottles at , is. zd. ; Scott's Liquid True Blue, in bottles* various sites. Ai so, his superfine Water-colours, - in cakes ; and all ileCessaries for Drawing and Colouring, witulesii, r2tdA. ::s • R.CHER . -and HAUGI-I I'ON, :Foal -El IRISH POPLIN and , TAFAI:Z;.:"I' 7 , 1 F AC_ T tat E'lo and'AERCERS to HER Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin:ess or Waies, Duke and Dutctiess - York , Dutchess of Wiitembely, and -- the Princess, No. 8, Henrietta-street, -Covent-garden ; London. 'The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the. different branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of tile first-rank and fashion, - it is hopeel'ha• :Sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Bublic, 'the. decided , superiority of Archer and Haughfon's Poplins and'Ta'obinets ; :Aso..buld, silver, figured and Plain Chamberry Muslin's; and Italian Sarsenets tbr Court DWses, Turbans, Sr.c:- CAUTION Whereas, Archer and HatightLin have been credibly in, forined, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now,. and nave - been for some time past, manutseturing and selling. Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi ! . tion on the Public in general ; they ai . e. determined, .as tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any person or persons so vending ' Poplins and TalThinets tinder the name of their manufaaure, that was not arivally bo4ght at their house. _ They have the honOtte to acquaint the I•Zobility-and try,Gen thit their Warehouse is steeked with a 'rcater variety of Mouraing Goods than is-to be sound in any other House in Town, watch they are enabled to self (tot ready money . ,: at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manuradute :--they consist of white and black Bombasins, Chamberr§ Muslins; 'Cambric Sarsenets, RasdimbreS for WilOws, Annozints, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, PoplinS, Modes, Crapes Scarf• Silks,, Han;:kcichiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight, Mourning. English .. ; ;ard- wide Poplins ola superior quality, at 3s. 61 per yaid ; VeltfiCs, double black Serges, and_rich Irish Tabbinct indiblu . ent Patterns; plain,• corded, chain, and striped, ..ir Clergyman and Gentlemen who alWays wear ; never grow rusty or greasy in wearing,' being of th,: ..::it triple ciye. NU second price:eVer asked for any article nought at their House. - • • N. B. Ladies own Spinning matiuta.catr-d into I op ups or Tabbinets; Tabberi , v , for Furniture of the different tasniott, able Colours, inanuf:..ll.ured on the shortest notice. , Nierqbants . suppli. to any amount . ST I/'Gt.-‘, EL. rT 4 Hg ,CHIN K.- A-PIN SO VEN T, an e ffeet . it.al Cur'e for the Sttme and Gravel. .`l 7 he Proprietof feels - it his duty to present to the Islobiiity, Gentry, and the PO- ' lic, a sovereign ternetiy for the above Dkerde.r. -Vrorn the wonderful ,Cures ' this N . ledicine has 'efieeted, wherc every other hasfailed, he flatters himself' he shall-ensure .genc,-ral patronage. This Medicine comprises such. properties; - 'as well as good qualities, Which have been so fully approvi and attested, as to leave no doubt whatever of its: • In order to prevent mistakes, as welt as counterfeits, kiu sake of the PubliC-at large, the above' Nledicine; • ',kith Dircaions, can be hadonlyi'f the Proprietor, NO. 4, Kane lagh Green, Clieise.i,ac..l.a.,i Irf here else in England.. ' _ r Y `''4 ~~i • 1. ~` :.