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..,1► t+~ • A r j e Sr • " . . -4-4 r 4 0 • i tt ••-• • ••v# •"1' 4 S o f. qt ! • . • Avr r oo, • / • - • • '~';, ~. SA'T UR DA Y, FEBRUARY 7, 1801. NUMBER 2616. j [PRICE SIX PENCE. 1114 RI NE THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY' EVENING, 'Feb. 9, i SOT; wild he pettorrned,^ PIZARRO. Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE. THE VETERAN TAR.' The Overture and Music, entirely new, composed by • HANOVAR-SQUARE CONC.E.R.T ROOMS ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION -is now IVA. - 6 kieb , and' will continue - every day (Sundays ex cepted) trom Nine in the Mornin till_ Even.ing. gdditiOns this Season ne, : The Woodman, from the 'celebrated Pit ure of Gains borough, in_a_itaLm.atiapted. fririts .rece p titan . The Hid of ;he above Woodman in Wool, and Miss LinwoOd's Portrait, from.a.kaiutiAg by 14opner... • Adrhittance Otte No. 34 UPPER GROSVENOR,STREET, .s. Febrnerty . , ;Sit , MOTICE herd) , gierien all tialf_ j say Of ( . and their Agents) t;•.?: C,:.;oland of the LORDS e - 6 - 411 .11 ISS.IONE RS. cf.trx 4.9i1f IR A LT); they arc inisnediately- to "sena' !heir Adaire'sl and Place of Abode to tbis Office, at:the sami , -tint( stati,qr, v'fbit.htr in :4n. sequence of Age, Last -of Limb, or other. 14firmity, ;iv now - enjoy, their • N. B. Na foraer , lane of Half- jay, will le allc.wed till the agvi Wt:ire is s.iti.ifz.g..r:6 • coo:pi:id • Dr. ARNOLD. .„ The Veteran T'ar will be 'performed every Evening - till further notice. ,„ On Tuesday, The Strauge - r. The Tragedy of cymbetine .will be produced in the course of Doe notice witi be giien of the next Reriresentaticin of .Harlequin Amulet, TH ATRE-RO L, COVENT-GAR 4 DEN. ON MONDAY 'EVENING , Feb'. 9, 1801, win be performod, KING-hiCRARD II4E Richard, Mr. COOKE, 'w ITO H.kR t LEQUIN's TOUR. • • • eSil'tiiesclai, the Tragedy of Othello ;- with Paul and 01-t NVedtiesdiy be lit - minced for the first time, a stew Comedy, in.live Atls,. called The Poor Qentlemad. With new Prologue, Epilogue,' Scenes, 'an'd Dre‘ses. A New Grand Paaturniine Drama is in preparation. TO VIE FACULTY, A STEADY MARRIED MAN, who has - been Teggialy berd, and toady yeirs Surgeon ora Man of War, would be happy to meet with .a Gentleman Nab* may wish to retire, or -4viabse tune of life may Te-• quire an Aalve PA IZT N ER. in the above Profession. . A Premium will he given, and every satisfaaory refer= ewes as to protei.silie4 -aWitits.. One of the large Cities of England would •b:: preferred. Letters, pOit. plid,.ad dressed to A. B. Ordnance Hotel, Surret-sidvNestmin'-, 5t r.,l3,tiiigc,4vill ir at tended. 10. m lasth BELLAMY's PATENT WATER-PROOF LEA- . THE R; ior StIOES, BOOTS, Sec. • Tp• ,ESISTS all kind-of \Vet, even if it is put ~into Water for a month it does not imbibe a single drOji and is not a tlitatd with boiling Water,.. which in jures Avery sott of .Leather in a moment.- - • This Discovery, which adds so much to the comfort of life in a wet Season, by-lreeping the feet . perfedly dry, having given entire satisfadion for above rive years 'induces the Pioprietor to -Make 'this application to the Spanish Leather prepared - for Ladies wear, which per fattly .resists Wet without destroying the beauty of. the L=ther. To be had only at No. 3, Upper NOrth-pla,.e.' Gray'inrt.iane, London:. Leather tor - Soles, marked Bellamy's Patent Water-prool,.one pair of which will wear, as, 1o:)4 a.: two pair of the comni'on Leather.—To prevent impo;ition, no otlieVrersen is atithorizrd to , sell it. • . .„.--..___________,_ DIAMOND LOTTtkV. ' : ,; , fty Ait of-Parliament, to: be :determined by the State. Lotwry. 47he.Tiektit,Twp Guineas each, and the Prize ( va l u e Ti I wry 1 HousAND.ppv NDS) deposited in flit!. Bank of tiighind: , . . , C-WIF 1' and Co. No. 14 , POULTRY, London, 14.31 established in the year 17i9, and.at :their,S,tate Lottery. ogieis_4i Danie.4t,.:zt, Dublii, ; anti ;I roogift,' Glasgow ' ;. a k. ted to §cll the 'ilidzets of the Diainond Lottery , 2 ) .;ree . a, to 'la or Parliarnot :- .. ~ , -. . • CottptrY_PorresPondents, Rnn4ting Bank tiotos, Cash, void Bills, or Post-office Otders, will hive.:T;.:kets sent , . , theiii. : 4 • . 4 1 -rue:l4lode} of the Diamond may- be_seen :At either of the a4oye olficeo,.. • • ,- .I 3 I:Iit'CUASE-ItiSin the LOTTE SI:CU:RED fr LQSS. ..rso.':4, ,ctykty,4l toNnom. . - it yr RCH A N'IV, TANKEitS; LOTTERY INI - S C Iffel ES,' - ancl'ate . PlllMlC in' genera!, are respetifully informed; that ill TI CK P4TS or MIA RES• , purchased in the cent EN.Ci.ISH Lu'I'TEKY at the , above Ord EsfaSltshed Office; T. 13151 i,, (On© of the Contractors with Government for the said .Lottery), , - - Liici.o'Es TO TAKt BACK On the Saturday before the Drawing, or return the *. • : • ‘. „ Should T 4 cxsts : or ; a . be lower than ,the ,present Price. Purchaserfit the above pflite will therefore have the double Advantage.. they ... MAY 041 N ]BUT t A Nl*lol l LOSE. TieNetg ' atut S harer are , se l ling in the - grrattrit varlety at the :trrte.P rice as every 'other 0 !lice of Credit;- arid Per. , sons in the Country, &siiouti of having . TicK r: s or Sit Attes, may he supplied the' same as jf present, by sending Post-Office Oreu,,,j,wkßills at shott Dates, ,Eank Notes, or Cash, to the Old-Established Office, ; No. 4,. CORNHILL LQNPOI4- ; . Thq Scheme of the Lottery this year is. toiversalry proved,' and contains the following Capita! Prizes : • -of 30%000 4,0 f . sopa 2 - of . 24,0p0. of -30 no . 3 of • 16,0°6 . to - of - • boob 16 .. FEBRUARY -•1 . PR I CES sm. . Ticket Z. l7 ' . 7 Half - o Eighth - ••5 Quarter - - 4.10 o Sixteenth —t 3 0 *„." Tickcts will rise. gradually as the Drawing ap. • Oroaches, and will not be chriper Tickettand•Shares itkgit;terca ; Money for the Prices as soon as Drawn ; and all Business relative to the Public Fuq4 transaded with fidelity and dispatch, by T, BISH. • ' SUPERIOR ADVANTAGE. • BRITISH STATE LOTTERY, Oka, begins Drawing ad March, ftor. VSSAS. HODGES and Co. Stock Brokers; INX 'at the State Lottery' Olflces, No. No, Oxford *met. and. N. 0,. 44,• St, James' s -street, take the ltberq td Worm th e - Nobility and Public, that Ticket's will rise considerably before the - Drawing commences', ' and they will cif required) engage to 'take:back the Tickets 4nd Shard, and return the.Mouey ori the Saturday before, the Drawing, to those WhO'litirchase at the above Olfgci, if the Prices - ahotild be lower than at the prebent 'rickets and Shares on :Sale as above in great variety,. ancl.oct 43 reasonable Terms sa at any Olficeof credit in .the Kingdorn. . • - 111.'11. Pursttant to.Aaofl'ailiament, no Business tran sada' he fore ; high% o'Clock in the Morning, or after Eight in the Evening. . * Prizes to any . A . itiou'itt 'paid on derhand, and 'all or ders - stritily attended to.: - .S'T' ATE -LOTTRY, for Begins Drawing thevfl , March, 7801. 'THE TICKETS are' -Sold ! and . 'Divided into 'HALVES, •QUARTERS;. EIGHTHS and SIX EENTIIS, by HAZARp, I3URNE 411 d. Co. Stock- Brokers, at their State-Lottery-Office; No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, .Lonahn,' and tio4here else on their ac count. , Present Price of Shares : - . ,C: BIS tighth - - 1 5 -6, QuAtter - 4to I 0 Sittechth 3 o AU Shares sold,ot 4iiiti ()face will be stamped agreeaWe to Aftof Parliament, and alsq with.the CralNii, and ro‘und it Ilgard fld Co.'s Lottery-t).tflet. Letters, post-piid, duly answered; and. Schemes gratis. ()rdersoccompanied with short dated Bills on Lon4on, or Post ? Office Orders, puilaually . attendedt9 ; and to pre vent mistakes 'as well es atial, •Corresportderptt at'e' re questitd to trasrnit them by.POgt, ;! 13 a nk, i ctdia , andr§nnth Sga S tocl,s; with their several 00tio, India 13onds; Rills, atidall kind of • 4 G o vinurteit, Pecialtici i 'boti . glit and sold by Coinriti3Sion. • ESTATE in ROXB-URGHSHIRE. rro BE SOLD the.ESTATE of CRAILING., situated ,on The banks of the Rivers Tiviot and Oxnam, within six milts 4 Kelso, and: dire; of Jed:burgh,. consisting 2196- Actes, tire present Rent upwards of a 3301. an possessing. many adVantages which 'cannot well be detailed tn. an Advertisement. ; . • Further'isarticul'ars may" be knovfn tbv application to RoDert Trotter, Esq. George's-square, £ r dinburgh. • - This Dap is published; • NEW, EDITION, • Ptlee One Sitlilifig; . • 1) RIEF OBSERVATIONS- on a LETTER .13addttrisvd tO,the Right Iion..NYNI. 1417, t t y,,-W M.. `11..R BOYD,' Esq. M. P . . on the Intlttenee of thr STOPPAGE of ISSUES. in SPECIE at the BANK of ENGLAND; '44. • &e: " CtinsillasAui thli k t porta catttis tomildhus, et perciunt Oper.on, dorid4aktr turpitex.' • - • _ • . 1TUA:311...FA8:25. Printed for I. Debrett,oppositc,BudipgrotHose, • i • This Day was pyblished: , Price z.s. 6d. . A CALM 'INVESTIGATION' of the CIR. £ !CUNIS;TANQES that' hive'. led to the present SC ARC T GRA I N in Bi:itain ; suggesting the Means, of alleviatinglhat Evil, ,and apteventing the Recurre,rice of such a Calarnityln future. By JAMES-ANDERSON; LI.D. Editor of Recreations, in Agriculture, Natural History, Arts and Miscellaneous Literature ; and Authorof Et says. relating ,to Agriculture and 'Rural Alfaits, arid other Performances. London Printed for john - Cumming, ;141o: Hill; near Fetter-lane. FOR THE USE OF •In a.few Days will l)npublishe4:l, • . • , In One Volume,. Dnodecimo, with an elegant Frontis- piece, THE NEWSPEAKER,; or. English 6ass- Book : consisting'of, 1. Mehl' and InAttuaiVef Es— says. 2. Narrative and .Pathetic Pieces.. 3 . . Dialogues. 4. ()rations and harangues. 5. Epi_stlers. 6. Miseella.: ,neous Pieces. 7. Selea. Poetical. Varieties. To which, are prefixed, 'a short System of Rhetoiic; and an EiSay drt Enunciation or Pelivery, thistly abstracleci front Bhtit's„ Lettuces. . - -No step assent is here held fortWto ph; ,No hidden danger gloomy spa.ngle4 plain. • Free may your footsteps o'erthe-preciatts range, - Shift with - the stthjeo, with-yotw O fancy zone : Each'plant, innoxious, bids you try its sweets;, For, • here the beauteous charms, theiiseful greefi. By WILLIAII MAVOR, LL. 0. Author of the British NepoS, Natural History," &c. Printed for J. Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster row. Where may be had, every Book for the Use of 5t:11,31/4)li. T Ins ,t)ay was_published, llhistrated by alcolOured Plate, reprtisentiug the Pustules • in Four dill4ent Stav,cs, • • . A Setionti 'Edition,- ow iikri }nil 'enlarged, price 6d: ACONCISF. VIEW of 'the most Imi)oicatit FACTS which' have hitherto. appeared concerning, the 1 N OCU LATION 'for the'COW-PDX.,,. By C.. R. AIKIN - . . . . Mcinhcr of the Royal Collegi'of Su rgeofis,of Londsd.'' , juditidps Compendium, and' well, l.sted to supply the place of tlw nu netous interesting-Rib-- I Ica/ ions that tittle eppe2initl on •tlt e • siibjeel,of the ,CoNv - Pox ; particularly to persons ,orng, •behig at i - tti.e4ance . from tli6 Metropolis,.ot:l4lto,' froM . other aim amatilheeg, do not fiud it conxeniFh! to ptgetws,.a . mulrip/itity at /roast - Ta - a•cOneise and :ken raretaccount of the dill'ere'ut observatiOns on this sAtjeti, , ,ahrlA.Fl4at.view,of.thE *41.14, ohlfe several ex periinent s that have been . view of ascertaining the ha ill re the giSeasc, vantages likely, to accrue, ,froni institutn4ta geheyal inoiu-, lation With Cow- Pi:ix:Matter instaai: oe:the Small-fox ; the Author has added a enlqured Engraving, representing,. , the Covv.Aloxt Pustule inits different' stigei"—London _.; • - • _ : ' Prirtted for R. Phlllips, No. 71, St. Paul-'s Church yard ; isbld by E. Balfour,: ; '2O; by all Book,- . . __ . - Of whom 'mar:l)i had;: o n . the 2.6 th orinuary, Observations on the Diseases of London ilurtny i , the Year* 1796,1, 8; 9, and-1860. ifyikoEkert Wilful, M.D. F. R. R. Price 6s. In boatdi: . , - TO BE EOM) 11Y .AUCTION, _ - In Lots, at the Angel Inn, in the,,Town of Ludlow . ; in the County of Salop, on Thursday the 19th Day' of February inst. between the Hours of Three and Six o'CloCk in the Afternoon, subjea to Conditions-of Sale, _ runless,DispOrsid of, in the ineanlime by PriVate,COn. traet;.of.which duo Notice will be given ; Lt",i; A. Very Sp a cious; Elegant, and Sub. stantjal MUCK-13.W LT M ESSUAG , With its Appurtenances, most desirably anti - pleasantly situated in Broad-street, Ludlow, late the kesideirce of Mrs. Toldery, and since of Dr. Moseley, deceased. The'Prernises - i Which are FreehOld, and were entirely built within these last thirty years,- consist of a very com plete and convenient Mansion HouSe, in perfect repair, and fit for the reception of a large Family • -haying on the Ground Floor an handsome Entrance-hall and Staircase, seat. Break fast.rooin,. Dining-room 18 :tett by 16 feet 6 aches, with a deep Recess For Sideboard; Drawing-room is feet 6 inches by •titted 'up . witb great taste and ile. fiance ; Housekeeper's- room, Servants'. hall, Butler's pantry, Larder, large Kitchen, and execollent Cellaring under the , whole; IBrewhonie, with an abundant 'supply of Wathr,'PoUltry-Yard, andether Domestic Offices, most conveniently-arranged.- Oil the Fitsf Floor, sir very hand sOme, airy . Bedchambers,, and two Dressing - rooms ; and on the•Attte Story, fohr exceedingly comfortable Lodging rooms, with Back-staircase to ditto . . . Alcoa room y FOur=stal 1 Stable and'edich-house, with Granary, and liay , lofts over same, and an exceeding goons, Garden adjoirring - the House, Walled in, and well stocked with. Fruit Trees, now in their prime. ' • Possession may he had at Lady-day next. -Lot 2. A 'FA WM, of which imindiate Posssesian - may be had, situate on Whitclidb„ within the _distance : of .1 Quarter of a Mile from 'Ludlow— consisting of a small MesArage, with a Barn, Stable, Beast-house, Fold-yard, and otherrconleniencies, and about .3 t A : a It. to P,.:{ -- sore or Les of very fertile Arable and AleadoW Land, judicious ly laid out,and in a state of high,and Unproved CUltiV3tloll, These Ponises are held for the remainder of a Term of Thirty-one Years, of yvhich T%s , enty-tive were unexpired at. Michaelmas last, under.the Ctinunissioners:of the Lud low Paving Aa,: at the Yearly Rent of 211. 55.• 9d. .are most alatindintirprodirecti#S; and would prove an ativanf; sago us. well as a4reea,ble employ ; anti aim tsernent io-any Gentleman purchasing Lot r, and,dispostd to Farm on, a 66W 1" - • . ______ • The Purchaser of these Premises will be allowed by tho Cornmistiioners, a the e xpiration of the Lease, the Value of all Buildings ereded, and Trees planted thereon, %luring the:Term: •• • , N. B. The Live and Dead Stock, and Implements ; of husbandry on the above•F t arnii, will•be Sold (on the Pro, inises) on• the Morning Or the • igth - of February, at Ten • • for views of the resprelive Premises, apply tothe cupaers,i and . for further Particulars, to Messrs. Baxlqr *tut Ludlow: •~•• n I ~ ;:.,' -4i .:. PETITION to rhe KING for'PEACE. BratlfOrd, ran..tay,'•aari A T 'a yetiP numerous and respeC,table MEET:. INC ofthe MERCHANTS, WOOI,STAP4E•ItS, NII,LI4,OWNERS,, MANU FA.O -;;URERS, and others conneded , with the Wt OLI.EN.MANUFAC'I'U'RE'S if the TOWN and NIEICIIBC)URHOOD -of BRAD. PO RD, ••in Yorklhire, held this day at the` 'PiCceHall, pursuant to Public Attvertisernent ; • " • Mr. BENJAMIN K,A,YE, in the Chair; • It was Resolved, . . 1. From the alanntig Unprecedented • Decay ,of the Trade of this •Town, and .N.cigtihourhood ; front the great and rapid Increase of our Poor Rates and of our Taxes; from the lamentable circumstance of great num.' hers oT the Wo„tik. Peaks whd, imgagetri nasttr Tarious branches Nt.ikkuiii.c4ire.,lseinf'c ;now to/ally tutu of EmplOyinent ; and front the high' Price of eVery Sort of Grain, and of other Nteesttrics of Lift r that this part of the kingdom is red i ttre.r.t r to a hifuatiurvmost .scri o usly distwsifol, and wideb tinperiousfy calls' or prompt' and effedttafiaief. • • • • • . 11. That the War is the,principalbatise of these evils. Il I ..,Tlip_we are convinced. that au immediate Peace 014e4 nVviliich" t an 'ellilduall)e tentbVe the ke ra I. anti int.-tea rig calaniffieki. that, -Peace can alone g.y..; ..1.-zu.irit'clint•forcc, by. opening to us :Alain Cotainetital •;: • Ire are excluded ; that nflahr ad l) a - 4*nd tenure; taat confident.= g Write , .1.110i.:00,R341y - tq - ipaalccipx and ad ron,.:itierat s.ts; our Commercial Prosperity, • •• • • • • • • I V. tinpressed with a 'conVidion'ofthese truths; we willliumhiy 111..).,N10:,./ty to m Ac.;::very,,pos tihle exertion to re - store'-.P.eacit to out stilfernit•Country. - • Resolved llnanrrhvnsly,• -- V. Thar the 1 1 .etiffon now read • and proposed, shall adopted by this Min tin • .. ••••• To the KING's. - Alcist Extelicne natitsTsT. ScRf,Y; • We your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal .Subjeds, the •Ivlerchants, NV 00 l StaT3ltll, Mill 0 WriCl.s,7 liantiraz turers, Add others, connected with the Woollenlvfalluratl , tttilig Of Artal TO rd, York.'shire,•aud its with hearts fulj of affection aikci lOyalty to Yver MitiatY:s Person .Ind Goyeturnem.;, do humbir approach the ThrO.;le in the lqnAni a „ agF. of 4nppritiiitsi mitering se4ete and apprehensive of every conceivable addition thereto, 'ir Your Majesty's.wisdorn And benign regards fol theinte lests of your people do fitiF itkuryece , to relieve us from our deplorable•CsrAte- - •• • We dOtthere,hte'hitrnblt . ‘Petifion Year Majesty tbex ert you ,high - Prero . gati've:inreit'oring /314ssings of I eace;Tans.l is bringing to a speedy pehoda , War, Which now at least threatens every calarnity to our Country; and whatever was 146 charader at its 'commencement, can from this; tionient Ile pregnant only With Mcreasing . . . 1 • ' But with the fullest con fi dence in your Majesty's wis. Boni, ;, addr4s's you only with' that modesty ,of ,suppli ; ants, Which dpclineic•the suggestion of any means ;. but with the full a`nd.uinicuibted cotwidi,m, that wo speak the words of •t rut h and nvisdoin. • : , And . ' far t tier lao leave most humbly to represent to • von I- 1- friajrst y, fn oar present. exhausted State,desert. by almost all-our Allies, the-half of.Europeoionfcriai•a•tt ing to our Ratio or-Depressiop,Wyee, no prpha.bjlity 04- taming that Success which was nut earned in our highes vigoatt; and that no. Success can compensate the Nation . for theitaditiOnal 4V its Which the prosectitionpfilie War rrtult iniiit4lo4eis.iork• And wd further'..nuaibly presume to represent to yolsr Ivilt•sty those, paitigmlar , ~c.;rielfances, under. which yßur Petitioners suffer: • „, • We arc opptesSed with Burdetiokhich reduce lirg.4 Ith to Mestiocriky •to cfrivwcy•,-and -which leem the l'roor igan destitute, ~ ,,ttura:vlanulatitires' arc lin ing t (.rest numbers of mar A.rtisaris• are without inent ; gur,Coinnterte..ls 3 Itentlysuspended: auost ikotiti i ttfts* ,Eurolipi_lat4t to ow E%ports": These evils, itrk Price of Graiii, and all other Naikessariesidttate,**lficli if continued threatens Daatii, form indeed arc • awfulgroupu of: calamities whiclijustiffthe melancholy - • • • pprehcrri • . - • • • Defplylmpressixt . Witha' sense 'ot 'these general 'and in ereasulg evitia; and' 4:0 triiiii:44rthat irrwhOle orirrpavt; they have been the result:4 this .clisastrourt War ;-. that, .Peace may Muelt;.brigittein; .if it _cannot reverse this glOtisny scene ; iirat that War ni it St every day- blicken-i(moie and -More ; we ha . ve.prAurn.al to •,at3prdaca• •Yout Najr,st Roxal-Preidnee, . with this ogr humble .oetitionz 031 r short,. 'hut .comprehensivti,••• That • .Yotir Ma; jesty will kit pursu ti MeaSia...... - S,•",- as to 'roust; Majestv's WisdottfAtittigop;iness'altail peat - L . l4ost -, likel to resatvio 4 tilt BAs4irucs 1 ReaolvtAllllrattf9noutiy,: - • , • V tfiqn tVilbetfOrcA, Intl the. "on: Henry TiiieellesibeicqUestiictlciprctent this=our Pttitioq to the iting;'''. ' ,:'! • • Rt.l.l,olrod lin s anithously t • • • Or 'the 7 Thanks oflthis Nlceting be ziven to tlioso-TtisiTee;,; wbp 'convened it , • •, ResO4 +/Ad' 13114 runipust y That the -Thanks of this Meetiiiii be given', to Mr . .. George Walker, for his able support oitithis pccatki4d. Resolved I.4lanitiously, IX. That the Thanks of this Iceting be given to the Cltairatati,, for. his impartial, inanly, Ni d ; proper„e,onduel in the Chair. . . BENIAMIN KA.Yit,• Chair-rim. (0'" The Petition will re main for Signatures at the prin cipal Inns in llradlord and its Neighbourhood.- TO THE SERIOUS PART Of THE CHRISTIAN ' . WORLD. _ _ AT a time when the .Evidences - of the Chris. tian Revelation arc so match cltiubted and disputed ; and when :allow itig those Evidences their proper Autho rity, the real design of the Revelation itself is almost lost sight ot„ . anel . the genuine meanihg of its Precepts is in volved, through misinterpretation,. in the utmost obscu rity, so as•to render it'dilhcult for the, simple and inert to discover the ttnth : a Society. of - Centletiten; zealous to promote the eternal well-being of their fellow-men, wish to acquaint all Who t'el thetnselves toncect ? ed about theireverlasting state, that inforntation of 'a rtiOt arid interesting nature, both respecling.that , state, and . also concerning the evidences, the sign . and thegermine.sensc of the Christian Scriptures, may be found in the following Works of the Hort. Emanuel S \‘' cdeitborg-; 'which tire therefore eartieitlY recornmended to the Rcrdcr/s most deliberate examination.. I..l'rne Christian Religion ;• or The Alnivet.ial Theo logy oldie New Church, 4to. 155. - - 11. The A - Pbcalypse Revealed, z vols..Svo. 1314. 111. The [Delights of Wisdom concerning Conjugal Love; after .*hick Pleastires of Insanity concerniog Seortatory Lave, .ttrs 155. • • IV. Angelic, WWl:nor:oncoming the Divine Providence, Svo. 6d. V. Angelic Wisdoin . catteetning::the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom, Svoc '6s. ‘. • VI A 'Treatise concerning kieavtg a.dlJt.ll, t VII. Of the New Jerusateidind. - its Heavenly •Doc trines. , VIII The Marine:of the New ierusalcin concerning the Lord, 2s, . . IX. The Doirine of the Newicrusitkin 'concerning the Sacred Scriptures, ts. . :•,X, The • Doarine ;of:Lift - for the Nevi! Jerusalem, i 5.64. XI. Of the Earths in the Universe .iind'tlie;r. tant:;, zm. 6:1. • • • • . • ..• X 1 I. ,Suntrnary Exposition - of the Internal Sensk of the Psalms 3s •, X I. 9 f the. W Itite' I loos Theutiontd in' the Re'yel . .N dons, ti.• • • • •• • - X LV. Of the Last judgitint It'd the De , 4truCtion of • Babylon, 2s. 6d.'• . • • XV. Continitatiooof the Last jo.i,gment, is. x yi. General Caplicatioo. of the Ten Precepts of the Decaloguei'is. 6rl fey to Correspondelicics, Is. Coelestia, or . 1-Imenly Mysteries con taint in the Word of God vol. 9, -9 5 . • r • • The-above Works may he had of 1-Iddsort and go. l": 14). ts, oss-street, .1-lawn-Garden and of Meatrs. 3. W. and W booksellers, in Marche ter • IML Nohßis's 1)011.0”. THE tvell-knownl 7 is rues of these Droils rendEt tham..pccuiLtr.ty appitc4blz: to,tfie present period of vhe Year: They. not only preserve the - Constitution:against the Vic Lig it tides Or. this Sc4con, but •rortlove, Colds, and those' Complaints of the Stoniadt until bowvis pi*Ot;de4 front the inclemeneics•of Wintrr.• ltt I vets of every, ,:;pc..;sies;ir'specjailv the Yellow, or lintrid), Aithmdf, Dif9tpit , rs,,OetilL)che.)t Of - contpp., . tivc teadenq, but piitrtt`Wiatttip' - . thc dist pinforts amide. cays,446Cluill* h fe, f e.W . tenc4 pl . near half a Cen.g.... ut y pi!ovedtiten'Siipeiloyoriaq". `t heTcr,itly /3,ittle 34;5: is only br..4:7141 at the Doaor's • c i.jover .1100k -street, v;•heEe Banks - of (Leh vCie .and id ()niers, lot F,xportation executed, smahit. Von les so 1 holc iale_ and lief:la . , by Niessrs Jebottly.and‘ . ( : )(.Igrd., street ; and xetail by all Venael'i . 61 Medicine. • . • • PPR COUGHS,.CONSUMPTIONS,...to.. PECTORAL ESSEI4CE ;of C.OLTSFOOT4 , riIHE Herb, Coltslofir, uss4ago by they JL.. Ancients ; was distinguished by them, as its name, sufficiently convert i : for its excellence- in the cure of Cough . i..and. other Pulmonary Complaint's t -and this •Eserice has', in the criiirse of a long' ptactice, been found •~ ti: raost•safe. and cifeCtual ternedylor Coughs', Mt innasi heezings, Consult - lotions, lioarseness,- DelltntiOns, CatairliS, Mlle 01 ty or brisi:airigi .fuel all Di guiders ot the Breast and Lu'hr,-,. It gently opens: the breast-, and. iminediately gives linerty of breJiiing without anY.datiger of taking cold.. l't admirably allaya. tine tickling whiclpprovokes frequent-coughing, and takes elf the uneasy sensation of acrimonious huniours,.clealitOs the srmil glands, i4axes the fibres, and therchy.enlargeit', the cavitid of the-vessels: Thus it regularly and quickly c u res: the :most obstinate Ast mai anil Canso ni ptions ' longest standing-, if taken bet Ore the lungs are 111c:elated, • It cures all husky taxi dry Coughs, dissolves•eougealedn the.thorax; huts raWrie3S and .soreness of the breast,. stomach, and lungs,: end givesimmodiatc relief to • those who, through age andmtirruity,• aredeprived of rest or sleep ; as it generally composes and contributes to mai4e the remainder of theltdiys comfortable and cast'._ This Essence is p . reparerlonly by jarnes ityanoSurgoott i in Bristol and .soid, wholesale and retail, by lzrancis at,N),..4j,. tile East caul of St. Paul'si.Lorulorii in Bottle,,, price 3s. 6c1.. each, duty included. "F W. B. - A - s many persens continu • ally mistake Mr. Now• bery's liduse„ 'partidulatiy,'semints . and messengers, KU purchasem are requested , to- observe, that it 'ts.a little but of the general line of ,foor-ptosen*eri, : sive doors front Ole cbriler of elrpsidei`,anif-that a.,onst.ur Dr, fames, anti. the - Se Words, are against thcf (tont of hishOuse, viz. " 111.E.0:41.`iiWAREHOUSE. FOR .15R. TAMES's pol,voE Rs." i , FQR, - .couc] its, ('0..1,D5, acC. • . rrHE BALSAM" of . LIQUOR''proveICE 'v st I. Medicine .of superior E flfcie.p for the keliet . and Ctire of Coughs,- Colds,. Aithnn 0)91-Cooping Cotigh t and . Pstlrnoitary Consithiptiutis i. iiriettted, prepared, end . sold, Wh'iNiclale and RotAit,` by iiir Priprietor, j: Picl: ding, late Sitrgeon in the Army, at Nty;.. - 76, '0 xford., str,;ai. 'I-61*ton; ,in sottles, price z,s.. 16d. qr double the quani#7 4s: eabh i `Diliv , Tiktiv)&: 1,: , - , , , cf:b/."SOpet.trifity of'thiS...llftdicine 'consist* riot oply in the sliik , vss Which ne'eoinnaiiirs'lt, but ' lilletVcse ,ht the simplicity•olits composition. It is all Ul Cgitll el iffil rd Vret paration-frotwthat root whence-it deriNes .- rts - ulthq-tb re. mavkills.ll -Genhent rated, -t•liat, a :4 II g i iii.Luttle 44nsalus. all tlestspr*ltleryie4torAi.virzves 6f.a..tvliol - o pound of 5 tkck L. po guorig4 mpletcl) diveetcd'of Its gross,. and Sir.perittiorts . parts ; . ?t iso, pidiciously : cornhined,W4koilief ile t tglti ;15* s I,lll9kAati ti94l 4 41dc.eC1 ample experienco hal . 4 pito,ve4, ilit,tt procltro k m ni,ki.ii4 teri: I l'e I . i 4 :thi: iii6l4bstinate l' , i; l 0 m obaty coir,r , pliinis -;. and in',teceliftik „Slight caSei,,'may klwfays be .40cader.1 tlpon aa:the'rriosi pi,es4 4, 41tri salt;, ex , . peditiou 4 4oo - urtgn t.!ittc. ,_ . . - . 4 ' !" . ;S* •} Hot tke•issuittcfcrit tb pl•btrejsi utilltSs-and, _the' rropttietor hai are staisiric‘..tirin of t)ifiglocrtia*ciar4, that, :when ditty, perstiver4l in, not even viva' Insfaxteel)As CYCE.Set 9Scklrre,d,(al4l,lia ventures tO pr, : .4.4its'the - re ripY4 will) of Itl faillnk tap:4o,4v tle,ex . ce.ti:44 4 e1141". • ••- i The BaLrarn 'or ticitlatic,4 Is •ohti - lltlifAcr r'iillititlit, ' Wholei4e shit Retail, bi 1111eSif;„ arel4 - si-.0,.1i0... - 4 .. , , _,, ~., .. 95, F lect-market i. antl Retail by nut, Ito ,ticenattAd ; Ching; - 'No. 4, Cheat>sidr!.;„ Nk`al (I, NO. 37:4;11011./00' i Swincv, No. :a, Pall-Nall i jeb,,alt and. Co: No'. ISlct, t.)xfor4strect ; ,a,nd by'..Shaw, No. 7,41, lligli'-strzet; B t ). rougt).-4.1t0 sold at . , . Bat n , by Ilazini ' Liverpool, by Iti4inge --, , C. Smith 7.--, , WOI4. , tt-'o , a , Bristol, Bulgin, - ' . . Svright; : , Arthur '' Lanc ester, :. , Wali - nle'l , --, • Shepherd Veeds, Wright Briglttoti, Gregory ----.=-, Binns toston, ' Xelsey, Lincoln, l)rury • Birmingham,. Pearintr • " ... Lynn, , .Hadley . . -------, : S Whitley. .I xi oes ie r, . Gregory --4-----, . 'Wood , LeWeS ' Lee . Bedford; . Smith l'ilanchester, Lynch . Blandrool, Simmons • ----1---;—, Arowee Bury. St.'r Ed. Russ .. - , -------7, , Staines -,-----------; Dingle , ~.-,.......--, - n.irgroyes. Cheltenham, I.!arwarcl ltargatJ, Rowit , , Carnbrid;e, , liodgsnit. ~, Itlaidstone, WAlker Coyerary, Rol lasoa -, LI arlhorbrigli , . Harold ' - Colchester, Keyrne:r Newbury, Fuller Canterbury, timmons . --.-:--;-, Harold Carlisle, lonic , Newcastle, ' Walker Chatham, E titeringt 'on .-- ----, Hodgson Chelmsford, Clachar Northampton, I)4;cy , Chester, • Poole Nottingham, .hurb.ige Chichester, Phillipson Nomiell, Stevenson de Cie:in:ester, Stephen t Oxford, Jones Leo. Chippenharrt; Coombs Plyniontli, Richards. Dublin., ? k , Davison .- -------,',. S. Payne 13erhy, .- Drewr ---- 9ock, 1-ioxiand. , ' Durham, Pennin gton Pprtirnotth, Donaldson , , D 0 %T. ri. ~- Nr.ates - t ----.,-; Del alit -, • Devizes, .• --Smith. Preston; , ,Sargent 4 . ' Doriitoster, -Crotwell ~ .:Readinif„ Sniart,* Cs , _ ..-..: ....„--,, , ~,,Frimptun . 1 Shrewsbury, Woott • Deal, - -: . Raise Southairipton,.MaeMin Dartmouth, - Jackson , .. Stattbrd,,' Smith, , • Edinburgh, -.Baxter ,' St: milord, . .Newcomb i , Exeter, ...• Trowtnaza and Stmdcrianti, . " 13t4y t. ~, .• . - ' i n. Son' ~ -.-.. .. SalistnrrY, - Col lilts Falinritgli, 'Ellis, .•' r • Scart3orou4h, lifirlwall Gloucester, Raikes Taunton, Norris C; la3gow; 'M' Donald- erttnbridge, • Cox -.. ---.:-.... .. , 134:Atter andeo. Nl.leltsi ' Eyill - • • Gosport, . ,Harding.k, .• • Weyntaith, . Wotd Hull,. : Peck" .: .... ....- Windsor,. Blikeney • • 1 •c: ••. broNnt ... - • liiirc.ixtcr, Ty rbs , - • Ipi wich, ' fvliridlediteh;. Watwl4 ,' t Perry " ,Isla ,le of Vtiglit t Elarro'n ..,, .:Winchasttrk , .RQlkirts. , . Keunal;; f••• .13 mat hwatte, i s N9rk; , - 1 . • Cl' lycoatx 'Li vc.r.ool Obte . ~ '' .... ~,Y,al.,ftgatli,:. )).(intvot ..,. A mil ! b) , ; all tespeelableS'andeo , 01-Tut:ilia l'iltxtrtzir t .os La the kliqtions : ( . -/iiiencatetoaasile, K,i,nl.ltilli; 1 11+4 12- s•isitizirta kr t ha *Troltrittoril - 1 .t. kirt,144,0:6 tili6iA; ' l'i 9, 14 , .0 xsprd... . strtrvl;(4ldint. ''. ' , 44'.,, , '‘. '' ' • ' .. =, . 4 • • 1 .r. i