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The Purchasers of the former Volumes arc earnestly requested to give immediate orders to their respective Booksellers for the aboye Work to complote their Sets. A new Edition of the History itt 3 Vols. Bvo. with 22, Plates, price il. as. or on Royal Paper, al. ► AS. Ad. TO.MORROW EVENING, Feb, - 7, dot, will be performed, I/VE, the Undersigned CLERGY,. LAND OWNERS, MERCHANTS, WOOLSTAP LERS, and TRADESMEN in WAKEFIELD, DO OPENLY PROTEST against a Meeting held this Day in the Moot-Hall, in consequence of a Requisitgan of cer tain Merchants, Woolstaplers, MartufaCturers, and . Others concerned `in the Woollen Manufatiory ; Because, we conceive that the said Meeting was very unseasonably, partially," and *maturely called.' Unseasonably . , with•mspett to.the Day : \ Partially, as excluding the.Cletgy,- Land-O 4 wpert, and General Commercial and Teading Interests of the 'fowl! : Prematurely, as Mpg Convened bdforethi S His Majesty's Gracions;Spee;Chro arnper'.al ..Parba mem (wnieh was daily,to tie expect.'d), anti tie queut deliberations thereupon, could pos4iol . , W. Crowder J Sturges •'• J. 11:'.•): - L,.A. Tottenham G. Webster W. • J. M. Freeman, W. Brooke W. Re , Clerk ••• W. Oates ' '•• . T. Rogers, Clerk T.• Lee 11. Peterson W. Hodgson ,it..• H. And2ews J. Punchy: . J. A... Peterson - Wallgh 'fl • 1•%. • W. Steer ' R. Allot .Itl. D. Smalpage . G. Allott • I' Acy P. Sliackleton ..Oxier . J. Tottenham j Cliarnack W. Whitaker U. Maude , 1.. Stovierlamt ter. Naylor T. Foljambe. W. - Itt4ift.son M. Bacon, D. 1 .). 'E. Steer ; J. elai•ke R. Munkhouse,. • T. Smith Ottley D. D. W. S,hackleton T. Cooper F. Maude T. Sinit!!, jun: G. A d D. Parkhill, Re- - 1). 'Coil/ant J. bake tired Capt.R.ln- I. Barker G. Strafford Halide H. tia•llilay Webster B. Kennet H. Soulby J. Wood ' F. D:Bilscoe Spicer . Dixon E. Ridsdale J. Elwiek . Armitage J. Naylor. G. 'Brooke O l i n Dixon I. Lee J. Goldthorp . Jackson 1 1 . Rayner G. Brooke, jun. . Seargill C. Rit:kaby J. Young '. Hartley R. Tennant W. Dawson, At- C. Stratford, Jun. C. Watson. ' torney J-. Hartley. , . - A Common Council halo in rhe Chamber of the Guild hall- of the,City of Ll3llllOll, on 'Thursday ) , the. sth day of Vebn4ary, 13,21. • KING LEAR. WITH • THIS Court taking into consideration the late 4it. of Parliament for preventing the making. of Blzad solely from the tine Flour of Wheat, request night Hill. the Lord Mayor ,to give directions to this ity's.Sql;.:itor to . prosecute ;',II Millers, Bakers, and other .•-rsons svhoshall be 6tkilty Ui selling adulterated- Meal Flour within the City' of Lonowt and Bills ~of :I:ty, contrary to the provisions of the said 'Ad of Par,. , • uient. VETERAN TAR. The Veteran Tar will be performed envy Evening till further notice. . Monday, Pizarro. Tuesday, The Stranger. The Tragedy of Cymbeline will be produced in 'the course of next week. Due notice will be given of the next Representation of }arlcquin Amulet. , RIX. THEATRE-ROYA L, COV ENT-GARDEN. T0:-MOkROW EVENING, Feb.ii 18 0 i, will be c:lei - pled, THE HEIR AT LAW. NGLINH STATE. LOTTERY, B.E.GINS DR4WING MARCH 2, ISO. . THE SCHEME -COI4TAINS . . 2' • Prizes ol k Z. 30,000 10,000 For JUSTICES of the. PEACE, OVERSEERS, PARISH OFFICE?.S; &c. Dedicated by Permission to.the Right Hon ,Ldril. Kt xv • This Day was published, A New Editiott -- (being the Fourth), with very considera ble Additions and Improvements, in . Th:ce Voluinet, Octavo Price al. Its. 6d. boards, rrii-E LA WS relating to the PO OR. By FRANCIS CONST, Esq. 1 Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Lhw. In this Edition, •the several Aas of Parliament and Cases determined in the Court of Bench, relative to the Poor ' are brought down - to tire - Year tgoo ; and, together with the Collections originally made uponthi Subjed, by EDMUND BoT-r„ Esq. are arranged, under their respative Heads, and the whole System et the Pour Laws, including many Cases never before published, placed, in a clear and perspicuous point - of•Vicw. - London: Printed for j . Butterworth, Fleet-street. • Of whom may be had, a. Hawkins's Treatise . on the Pleas of the Crown, 4, vols. 21. 2S. Z. Addington's Abridgement of the - Penal Statutes, aI. 14$. boards. 3. Highmore"s Prpdtical Treatise on the Excise Laws, • 2 VOL IRS. 4. Leash's Cases in Crown Law, s vols. as. as.-boards. WITII IL BONDOCANI. Monday, Richard the Third, with, for the last time, Harlequin's Tour. . , On Tuesday, the Tragedy of Othello ; with Paul and Virgina. an Wednesday will be produced for the first time, a new COmedy in Five Ads, called The Poor Gentleman. With new . Prologue, Epilogue, Scenes, and. Dresses.' A New Grand Pantomime Drama is in prepdration. 4 16,Q00 5030 ZOOO ',coo Suii IQJ Ivy • i 4 Ix/ • .5 0 17,200 HALF A. MILLION OF MONEY FORTY-NINTH NIGHT. SANS SOIJCI.• • • • • By the Authority of the Right -Hon. the LORI) -CHAM BERLAIN. Sterling in Prizes. Part bfthe Capitals will: be determined as under: First-Drawn Ticket 2f,111 Day ,C. losi.or) Ditto, 29th Day -- 2'0,000 • • Ditto, 33(1. Day 3oiooo - ,epth Day -- 2,opa The PRIZES of this LOTTERY Nvill he paid at the usual. time in FULL STEALING MONEY without city Ditconnyor Deduetion. - TICKETS - and SHARES of TICKETS are selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Eng. SConand, and Ireland ; and the Prizes pail On . Demand. FEBRUARY PRICES. • 1 7 4 0 - MORRONNIE - VENING, February ,7, .111. will be presented, at SANS SOUCT, Leicester place, Leicester:Square, an.Entcrtainincrit, in Two Parts, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. . Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs. PART I. Ree; —Dregs and his Villa. Song ...Perpetual Youth. Rec.—Conjugal Vte..a..Tetc. Song —The Lottery of Wedlock. Rec.—A Trial of Patience , Song —.Anna, • Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy. Rec.-• Agreeable Com pny. Song's. Love and Reaaoh. Rec.-. , -A Receipt to Kill Wives. Song— The P6ct and the 'Palm'. Rec.— Le Maitre de Dane, Song—The Grand Ballet. PART 11. . Rec.—The Captain and the Poet. Song—Brother Jack. Song— Filial Love. Rec.—A Return of Reason. Song---The Sweets of .Love. Club. Sortg-The Thing, the Kick, and the Go. Rec. .=-Tbe Mess. Song—jack at Greenwich. Rec.—More . 'gutting. Song—Great News. PART 111. Rec.=-Honest Caleb. Song—Highgate Probation. Rec. . SaraceWs Head. Son4—Another Cup and theft. Rec.—Which is the Way to Windsor Song-tIA Rec.—The two Doefors! .Sopg.— The Canary Bird. Rec.o-11its•and , Scraps: Song ...Echo... Rec.. - -Flit: Coup-de:4; rxee. Song—The Union. . _ The whole is written, and composed; and - spoken, sung, -and actual patiied hy. Mr. Dittp.M. . • Bones' ss. Area3s. Gallery-as. • Doorsopened at Seen o'Ctock ; the P tol4 erformanCe ',begin at Eight. " . " P/aces for the Boxes to betaken at Mr. Dibdin's Music . Warehouse, Leicester-place, Leicester-square ;'where niay • be :had the SongS in the Entertainments of Sans Scubi ;. the Notelpf Hannah llewit ; the Younger 'Brother ; ,the • FigtorP•S the Stage, complete, in Five Volumes, and • eVeCV oriter Article specified in his Catalogue. i The Songs in the Cake-tiotoc are all viibliih . ed, awl stay he had at Mr. Dibdin's warehbuic. - On Monday, The. Goose and Gridiron, Ant Christmas Gambols . , Sans Souci.will continue Open Mondays, Thursdays, 4nd Satunlays, during the Sewn.. ' Ticket - - C. 17 7 a Hair - 8 o Eighth - 2 5- 6 Qttarter - to o Sixteenth - i 3 o Tickets will rise -gradually as the Drawing approaches, and will not be eheteper. PHCENOMENON! • MR. USHER, Hatter, of flitllybOugh-britige, 1 reland, having had recourse to Dr. Gardner's Pills, being grievously afffieted with an internal complaint, has discharged a Worm which may be seen on the Docques:re., turn from Ireland. This Worm, which IS thought not to be equalled auong the Vermicular Tillie, is about two inches long . , formed by nature with organs to 'adhere to, and derive its sustenance from the liver ; a minute pbrtion of which appears evidently to have accompanied its depar. tore, in the ease of this happily relived satterer. A close hairy substance is to.be perceived. over some parr of its surface, and - on another are collected nuznbers of particles, brilliant as : pearls, which are visible to the untied eye.-- A series ot, cures attested by stAne of the first Charaozr4in t t I INC Kingdoms, have been 'per farmed by t hese Medi eines. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE-OFFICE, : LOMBARD-STREET, . . , . , lanuary, sEot. AT this Season of the Year, when the.Mas_ ters of Families usually investigate their Accounts and make their new Arrangements, it ikproper to remind them ofthe Security artorded by Lark Is 41.YRANCI ; and by the peculiar ProviSions of this Office for the Ea:no w rai.;fli. of Cut I nar.zs on their attaining the Age at. Ivla— turity. Live I Nsui Auc I. Standing recommended by the high .., saiittion of Parliament, which has wisely an d b en e vo le nt l y exempted fruat the income Tax she Sums which are dis ;bursed ter this prOifiderit purpose, cannot need rceont -nicndation troin- any othe-r 'quarter. TAatts of the rpoderate and 'reduced Rates of this Office arc delivered gratis. j Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Siturn, the same as, it present, by sending Post Office Orders, good Bills, Cash, or Hank Notes, to any Licensed Lottery Office. • • I>A.'~if)D LOTTERY. r riCKETS for • the telebratca PIGOTDIA_ - MOND, v:ltoed'at3c) t oool. arc on Sale, in great va riety, at Old Stair Lotte'ry-Office of 1. BEARD MORE, No. 65, Piccadilly, opposite St. James's-street, where the Model may be seen. The Lfittery c•Onsistis of 11,421 Tickets, at Two Gui neas each; tho first drawn of which in the ensuing Eng lish Lottery to be entitled :to t.llO. Prize. (I,:r The Diarifood is lodged- in the Bank of England. WHITE SIVELLINcS • This dreadful'afflktien is generallYlblk4ed - with the 'loss of a inn!) ria.the pour surerer. For the benefit of such it; Cork, we publish the Method of cure.. Air. li.crneV, No. zto, NelV-Slteet, I)tibnn, was seize.: with a .White SwcilingT , n both Inikm:cs, in May 104; , every ,remady was applied by the Faculty in vain, and c'Tery hope gores saviiii; limbs or lite. tYt Gardner's:T . li Ls auti.Plaster wereApplied i anti in three months. In4e sohrhl and pedal cure IA &Alt his .knees. The orioal, dated aphinst. arrived this day, may be seen at the Office or this Paper, Cork, No. 22.--Extract from the Cork Advertiser - . - • . Mrs. RODDY, of Potter's Perry, Northamptonshire, while in a state of pre took . Gartinet's Pills, which far exceeded bee expectations, as they prevented those hy., s.terics, which she was usually troubled with wlailein that state. Mrs. B. will satisfy any eitßUirer. 10-11.UAIAT1C 6OUT. P. BOWERS, Secretary. WANTSD , TO, PURCHASE, A CO M PACT - FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising not less than.2oo6 Acres, ‘yith ev ten.. stve Alanorial Rl,;hts i In a good Sporting Country. Th,: Must be a sithstr,',CAll - AransloiValouW 'on the Propti ty, but it will not be rso4ti.4"to littate-Aif much griAti.r4ll.l4nittid..! train above desalt:A, will not be objeited to. The Viivile of the Purchase-money will be paid upon the Estate and Title being approVed. Principal;, or their known Solicitors; wilt treated with, by apply to Mr. Egerton Cray'S inn Stilt :ire. Speedily wilt be published,' . A Now bcing. the Fifth, "of QERMONS. By HUGH Bl. Ant, D. D. „ 14,;... 4 4, ne of .of the., High ClUircit, - and Profe , ;sui - uf Rhetern. and 11,elles Lewes In the University of Edinburgh. Prii.t4 for A. Strahan ; C.adell, Put, and W. Da vies, Strand; and W rce4h, .at Edinburgh. 4 ** ' ' fills Volume was preparcd tur Publication by the Author, .aiid a considerable - part . of it was i priattd before his . Deea . , TOBAGO: 1 1 4 HE GENTLEMEN possessed: of PROPER IV thelSl e AN I) of TOBAGQ, are requatied ek, meet at the LONDON' TAVERN ' bn Tuestray the Leh inst. avOne o'clock prcciscly, on Special.Attitrs. Feb. 5. . j . Ph'lß I Agent. • CANAL TI.IN.NELINC: To MINt'ItS, TUNNELERS; andOTHERS, TO BE LETT BY CONTRACT,' • . One, . Two, or Ihree Lots, fi ni shit% ana making complete for. Nil V - J. gation,::the TUNNEL of the IIUDDEP.4FIELD CANAL, near. Marsden, in the West Ribiing of the County ol:Yurk,. of which about -3.m y:0 - cis ate yet to be .cut, and abcnit Iwo yards MOP:: :ire in p.tri Lut, and lite to be enlntgtl and completed. • The Tunnel is iinentied for narroo, Bo:Its ) uriti- is to be made of the clear width of 4feet, c; :it:eta tor 100 yartls in length at the centre, "vhereit is to he made of the char width , of 0144 •tu'icktin .place fßr beats to pass each ,other. • abO' may be had, by the same Author, r; A , New Edition, being the Twenty -first, of tire first Four Voitunes .of Sernunut, twice I. .4 s. in, hoardc - • 2. Lcatires on Rhetoric and Belles Lett/es,: seVeto Edition, 3 vols. price ills, in boards. JOHN TAMES, Esq. Baker-street, Portman,sqUare, • was cured orviolent Spasms in his vornach, Rheumatism in his ann, Ste. by taking a few Boxes of Gardnee t , Pills..• • and•applving the Plaster. This Gentleman out of kind ness so the 011ietett, permits Ins minuend case to be'made known; • Surely the. public at large owe much to Mr. fames, - for this intorpatum, with the tiillowing respectable cases' in this bill; and Mr. Gardlier's Pamphlet proving the heal— ing, strengthening, and purifying powers of this Medicine on.both sexes. Any that chuse to wain . must he . without excuse. G.BORGE WRIGHT, Esq.' No: 40, Duke-street, Manchester-square, was.ufflided seven years with an irre gular Gout, but having a strong reCummettlition to Gard ner's Pills, a few flout have pettedly cured.' Mr. W. takes - pleasure"to inform -every one how, 'he worked oft; what he justly caJis the of Disorders. • RHEUMATISM. Mr. PARKINSON,' of the Consul Office, Bank of England, was 14 yeats afflicted with a violentiltheuma. tisin at different times ; portedly cured by Ganlner's . Pills. Any Lady or Gentleman may see Mr. P. in Bank. hours, who will satisfy the etiquirer, ' 1197. S ta,--Twelve years 41114:4; I had the nusfortune to get a violent cold, which caused me to.hasd a cough, and so, very short breath, that for sixteen or eighteen nights to, gether, I was unable to lay in tied. I have bad advice of Many Medical Gentle Men with out relief; I was recommended by a friend to try your Pills, and after taking six Boxes, t have the very•ip•eat happinest of infOrming you, I am eurea'of that very, bad disorder. I 'am, Sir, Ybur most grateful hiimble Servant, King-street, Deptford, • ROBERT NUT T'. May 12, 1800. Mrs. BROWN, next door to. the Swan, Kensington Gravel Pitts, was very much atflieted with the Rheyma tism, all over her; that she was rendered useless` in her Family, but hearing of Gardner's.Pills,r she made a trial or them, and found they - had the .Icsired e*el ; and by persevering in the use of them, ail: it; perf.Ttly cured, awl, can walk with pleasure, is free troll pain, and.not trou bled with crutches. qrs. B. will with pleasure inform the Anklet], not doubting but that they will find the same, benefit as herself. This Day was published, Price 6s. in boards, PUBLIC OFFiCE,•BOW-STREET, February 4, MoL ' ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD, To BUTCHERS, SAT: SMEN and OTHERS. • WHEREAS otT tflie Night of Mont Liv • the _loth of Dettinber last, 'VT HEIFERS were of stolen out of a New Ettelmure ipelonOrig to' Thomai Williatrts, Esq. at thirron,,in the CQUlity Of Ecks. ... • CRINIES'oICABINETS. ; or, A Vicw of the Plans and Aggres;ions of the Coalesced Powers of Europe, for,the Annihilation at the Liberties of Fraitce, lied the Dhltneml)cmwet .ol.hcr Territory; with Illustra tWe Anecdotes, Military and Political. Soevitarnor feat et sceEnatainOriia ball. Vied fly LEWIS Gomm:cirri-I: S9ld'at hi 4 House, No,..s.,.,Thavea Inn, Holborn. - ThirVerkieare - iipined r at eiehenCl, and also na i the 'centre,: where tilro tutsior shafts are sunk colts.: level of the bottom of the unnel, where part of t h e .1). 04 4 4 i, don. go one of the pits a Steam t nkTneis . 6rea.64.1, suth .cientlY'powerttg to raise mire than 4twi&t the quantity of water which the works . there have been hitherto - found to Sgattlid.oklw,t,p4A- a rc opened to - the level at the Tunnel, and some others in part sunk; and preparations are made for raising the earth up the pits by Water engin e s. A number of Houses, in convenient situations, are ready for . the habitation of Workmen, and for. Workshops for • Stuithwand Cisrpcnters. The.. strata are favourable, and in - many - parts stout enough to stand without being arched and for the parts that require arching,. there is abundanee of Stone tray the Workt. • Whoevar , wili give such Inforitation to Richard Foal, sq. at the.above Office as tetay_be.tlA means of A pine,. ItctKiiu ,and .conOieting the 'Offender or °Wenders who stole the:said VefferA,' sten receive ti Rewiird - ";11f -ON E gIiND lk ED PO UNDSi frontthe saki ThoulasVil Two of- the shid Heifers were rising i stars old, .of a Vied and Egintlieit - Onloitt.. , L,The three others 'a year older ; eine of them Black and. White and .two neatly alike with Red Sides and 'White Bails and Bellies ; all ortheitt wcie of the Leieestershiri bre e d and in rent arltsliiy - ltand, some and in good conditi on ., -They were traced the ful lOW /11g day through the different Turnpikes tb ()xfokd. Street. 'Thelior fThds it necessary rto inform . the Pub lic; that in c_.oliequence-of his Bookseller's refusal to *ell thin Work, he . is under the necessity of becoming his own And on Monday next will be.published, Sot, of the French Republic at the End of the Year 8. Translated frost; the French of Citizen Hautcrive, Chef de Relations Exterieurs, by Lewis Goldsmith. This Day was published, Price Ss. in boards, AITREATISE - on the CHEMICAL HIS_ TORY and MEI/ICAL POWERS Of some of the most celebrated MINERAL WATERS with Prac tical Remarks on the Mittens Regimen, and Observations on Cold and Warm Bathing. M A.D MONEY REY 0 'ADVANCE'. A LL PERSONS in possession of Incoms ) arising front Frechc;l4, Copyhold, or . Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds,Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widow 4' jointure;,, .;\ r. entities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or env other ccr. lain Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums to any Amount., by payipg Annuity Interest for the same. ' „ The Canal is navigable from the Yorkshire Navigation's to the East end .01-the Tunnel, and from the Nsolgations communicating with Liverpool and Manchester, to neat the West'end of the Tunnel; so that all necessary mate rials be obtained At ai easy ckpence of carriage. Any Persons desirous to coptr4torlibishing a ()Art or the whole of the said Timbiel, N ,:,irr -dotted to deliver in their Proposals in writing,. tbttle•-Committee of the Hud dersfield Canal Company, at the George Inn, in tiudders richt, on Wednesday theasth day of February, aut, before Eleven o'Clock the- Pottraoon, specifying in such .1.),r0. "potals, the Tema on which they are viiijiing toAng,age to complete the IVorks, or such part of them as they way wish to undertake; the time in which they, will engage to complete thtiti, and the nature of the security they pro. posk.: to give for performanee of thcir.Contrae.t. Preference •will be given to such Personi as 'will . Contraei. complete the Works in the shortest time, if th e expt;i :4are dot thereby too . much enhanced. , $y WILLIAM SAUNDERS, M.D. F.P..S. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London, and Senior Physician to Guy's Hospital. , This Work contains account of the following Mineral Waters, and a Synoptical Table of their Composition : Malvern, liolywell; Bristol, Matlock, Buxton. Bath, Sedlitz, Epsom, Sea, Seltzer, Tunbridge, Spa. Pyr tnont, Cheltenham, Scarborough, Vichy, Carlsbad, Hartle'', Harlow ate , Motrat, Aix, Dorset, Darege. ' Printod and Sold by W. Phillips, George-yard, Lom baul,streeN ' The Nobility — and Gentry of kutown Propert,.. or their Heirs, may, be. accommodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the single'sccurity of an indivi dual may be decnied insufficient, the adslition of another person to guarantee the payment of the I nterest will re move the objedion; anti, in 'all cases,. privilege will be given tothe Public to return the principal at . their own option. Personal applications will he , reeeived every day till Four o'Clock ; and Letters front Correspondents in Town or Country (post paid) will .he immediAtely answered, ad dressed to the'Dircdor, of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House, No. 8, Lower john -street, Golden square. Wherealso may be had,, by the same Author, price p. in briarth, A Treatise on the Strildure, Economy, a n d Diseases of the Lim ; together with an Inquiry into the Properties and Component Parts of the Bile and Biliary CotwretionS. 'Plans and Sedions of the,WOrks are in the hands of Mr. W. Itayliffe, the Company's . Agent, at 'Marsden, and of Mr. Thomas ,Brown, of bisley,rnaar Stockpvd; h the Cpunty of Chester, Engineer, .ter inspedtion. This Day was published, 'file Second Edition, neatly printed on a fine Wove Paper, Price 64. I li . PALM SOAP, .21., A New Discovery, now in the greatest Perfeaion, manu , 7 . failured from that highly.cstcemed article, Palm Oil. ~i..,,. 11)/ERKY and • MAIN having b een r ep ea tedly 1.1 solicited by their numerous a n d r es p e ct a bl e Friends, w -. Id make their Palm Soap more encrSily'k non amongst ' a diactilnineting Publicandextens'ive connection, and they, ever anxious to supply them with. such Goods only as arc of the first quality, take the liberty of reCommending their him Soap,, with the greatesrconti(knce, to the notice of the, Nobility and Gentry, for their peculiar, use, many hi t ting adopted ittt%elusively . The pleasantneq and uti- Li*Y of the Palm Soap has merited their attention and' pa. Ironage, and is held in the highest estimation, for soften. Ing and bracing the Skip against the }-feat of the Sun, &c. and- its constant use, in the - Winter Seaton, is fothal an isleellence against cold Winds, and sharp, frosty Air. - - .Win Squares or Balls, is. each, With the/figure of a Palm' Tree on the outgide-wrapper, with the words " Berry and Main's Palm Soap," in a circle, and a Bill with'easch, descriptive of its virtues. • , • As many Gentlemen fin d great diffleulty-tn, procuring good 'Soap for Shaving. it is recc . untnended as the best thin g ormaking a tiliesoft Lather; 10 round : Cakes, is. - each. ' Prepted and sold by Berry and Itain, Wholotle Per fumers, N0,..."2, Greek-street, Soho; and by iheit. Ap pointment, at the principal •Perrumers' itt 144416 raid iii ircat Towns in the three Kingdoms.. .. • . • „ , Al; •• • JUNIPER's ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT BY THE KING's PATENT. jP. -IEATT-1 Successor to the late M r . Ju • niper, and solo Proprietor of this valuable Prepara tion, which has so long eN - pericriCed the strong and flatter ing testimony of the Public in favour of its virtues and feels, feels it necessary, from the repeated complaint ) of impo sition by nauseous ,and inetreetual Cotint*feits, out of respeft to the Public,.and in justice to himself, to in form them, that each bottle is signed, by his own hand, and thaeany other•Preparotion is spurious. The Genuine adMinisters the most pleasing and instan taneous relief in Gouty, 'Rheumatic ? anti Chnlieky Pains in the Stomach and Bowels; producing many other salu tary'effiCts particularly ex Pissed in the Direitions. Prepared' and , sold by I. P. Heath, Nottingham, in square stopper bottles, at ,zs. gd., and square phials, at Ts. lid. each, duty included 1 and, by lug° appointment, sold Wholesale and retail by Mr. Thomas Boc.iey, No. 4, Old BmM-street ; where Captains of Ships and Merehants may be supplied. - Sold also by Mr. F. Newbery, East End of St. Paul's Church yard ; Messrs. flayler_and Blew, Cockspur-stfges; Tot, Royal Exciia nte ; Ward, No. 32 4, Ffolbom Holdsworth, No. So, East Smith .jcboult and Cp.-No. Ist+, Oxford -street; and Shaw, 14, High-street, Dorougii, , W7* Mr. juniper's much-esteemed Essence. of Penny. royal, and Tincture to preserve the Teeth and Puhis, mot be had at the sante ••• • ,; r.14,,` rir uE CHEMICAL POCKETBOOK, or, _oli2liendium_ofthemistr' _ Uy JAMES PARKINSON. With the Discoveri e s o f t h e iireeeding year, additional Tilbles, and an illustrative Plate by Spruigsgath. Printed for H. D. 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" No Gentleman ought to commence his routine t Studies until he has carefully perused these Letters.- - London Medical_Review. " This Work will be found not 'less interesting than instrutliee by . the,Studstit in Mcdicine.'?- 7 .lltitish Critic. . Mr. C I.E E.NTS, Gent. aged 71, was 50 much afflilt ed with the Rheumatism in his 'head and neck, that he coulck not lie down, but wasalliged to 34 in a chair day and night his grand-son(kndMig t.evcral that were cured) strongly recommende4 Gahtner's l'ills, and two Boxes re stored lulu to . his perfect health, No. 1, Stepney;green, 1797 GRAVEL AND STONE. - T. PROCTER, a child fonr years of age; was tta4 Wit Wat- Stone, for eleVen months ? and under many Gen , tlemeit of good skill, and extensive , pr4elice, had been sounded . . without being able. to open the urinal passage. All hopes of life were given over, as Mrs. Procter would not hear of .any other operation, when the Rev. Mr. of. l o incolnts lnn.Fields, wished my - opinion to be taken : it is with•pleasure I caul Mum the Public, the child only took tWo-boxes cif tho rills, when he got a perfcci Cure, aril raw be always free. Attested by Mr.Wilcke, Rtismil-St;eet, Covont-garden. DaOliV, -Ivlrs.'ol.lVEß, No. 145, Old.street, St. Luke's, had the Dropsy to a- Violeta degree, •.io that her head, body, and limbs, were ready to burSt, anti her sight so :argotic that no able& appeared in its proper shape.; even in this state of debility,.: two boxes of Cardnor's - Pilbs . , with the Herb Tea prescribed in the diredion:bill, has restoredlier to perfed health: Ilia this ought •ta be. enquired after, like all the -other Cases' in this till, as the Publicis much imposed on. .498. ' Mr. KIDW E L 1., Sedan Chair-tnaker, Haut-yarii, Windmill-street, near the Haymarket, desires with gra titude to acknowledge that h. received unspeakabl e- beneti t by taking only two boxes of Dr. Cardnur's His was a Bilious Ctiinplaint.' • • • • These valifable Pills are sold at hishouse, N 0.76, Lang_ Acre, and No. 52, 'Long-lane, West Smithfield, hi boxes, as, 3d. cull, or tl. as. fOr twelve. ~'