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Produced under the Direction of Mr. BYESE• The Principal Charaelers by Mr. BYRNE, Nlr.G lt I MALDI, Master BY kN E, Miss DE CAMP, Mis HICKS, TYREK, Miss 13. MENACE, Miss BKISTOw. or The Li tt l e Class Sipper, w ill b e ze', , ca.L..d • every Sipper, n a.rtiter ounce O F riday,l The I nebbst ant ; ' llisar re Mn.s Jordan, On sAturday, the Comedy of Love For Love Miss Prue, lordan. • On Monday,•Th e Way to-Keep Rim. A new Comedy, in Five Acts, called The Soldier's Daugll - is in preparation, and will be prodatced as 40011 as possible. 1' THEATRE-ROYAL, COV_ENT-GARDEN. -0 -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 19, 1804, will be. performed. - - THE ENGLISH FLuEr IN 1342. • Thets by 'Mr. HILL,e Mr.'Charael INCLEDON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. lIRAIIAM, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. CLAREMONT. Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HUMPHRIES, Mrs. DA VENP.OKT,,.SignoraiSTORACE, Mrs. ATKINS, Miss CAIUDRY. wrrit • • THE PRISONER. AT LARGE. On Friday, Othello, with Love Laughs at Locksmiths. On Saturday, The English Fie@t, with Modern Antiques. diately. King John 14 in rehei.rsai * and w ill be produced Imme . ST. P.:O.:it's SCHOOL, THE ANNWERSARY DINNER of.the GEN- A- TLENIEN EDUCATED at this 5c . 11,004 will be at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, OA Wedrle4aY the 2 5th of January, 144. STEWARDS: The Re v . W. R. Wake, William Richardson, Esq. , Est John P onten, Esq, Sh uter Richard r Jacis Bi s h op W el l s, Esq. 'W illiam Willias 4-t Dinner on Tabl e a t Four o'Clock.m, ct: Tickets los. 6d. eacth, to b'..: had of the Stewards, and at. the London Carte-house. ROYAL INSTITUTION HE, Proprietors ami Subscribers are informed, that the LECTURES on NATURAL PHI LUSO- I' . Y, by Mr. ALLEN, will commence on Tuesday the '. "3 / 4 " 24th of January. The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Course t o the of CHEMICAL PH: LOSOPHY will be delivered, by Mr. DA WY, on Thurs(iay the And rieFebruary. This Course will be divided into two distinel Series ; the CH his of NATURAL OP.ERATIONS ; the CHEIVIISTRY of A.RTIFICIAI. OPERATIONS. The nrst wilt be delivered in the Morning. In a few Days will be published OUTLINES of a COURSE of LECTURES on CHEMICAL PHILOSO PHY, by H. DAV Y; Esq. F'R'S, Professor Or Chemistry in the Royal Institution; and of Agricultural Chemistry to tite Board'of Akricnittn-e, , . • FIFTY GUINEAS Ik;.‘VA.II.D. WHEREAS the COUNTING -HOUSE of Mr. THOMAS LO C K.Y IL R, Alerchant, at Smart's Quay, Plymouth, was last Night or early this Morning broke open, and a GOLD W&PCH, with the mark " WW. .E. Slnith, Poultry," on the ilCe; and also, a Case of Sur. geon's Pocket Instruments, ' with a Red iLlorocco Case, stole'n therefro:n roan ItEIVA RD of FIFTY GUINEAS is hereby catered y Peison or Persons, for the Discovery of the Offender or Offenders, which will be paid on his or their Conviction, by applying to the said Thomas Lo‘kyer. Silversmiths, jewellers, and Pawnbrokers, are requested to take Notke iin case the %Vat.% should be °tiered tor Sale or pawned) of the Name on the Face of the Watch. A Coulter, Bu with the mark I C was found near the spot at "here therglarygw-hou as committed, and which may be seen Ihe said C ountinse. elyrnouth, lan. 14, ii;o4. ___,......___........____- °TiliE.lis _Original PATU BEDSTEADS, SOFA DS, ciii:l Improvements, by NI 0 R C;)% N and SAN D E KS, I nventoi t 41 their much admired 1 NIP ER.I A I. DI NIN G TAL LES, and Portable Chairs,and Manufacturers in 'en - eral of MoT citern Upholstery and cabinet Furniture. A v b ery large Stock tot' every Article in the above branches is always ready for inspeaion, for the furnishing /louses complete, in the First Styleof Fashion, arid warranted of the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. ' Elegant Four -post Beds and bedding complete, with new tlesigued %Vinclow Curtains, Patent Alusgnito Net Beds, par ticulariy tm)rtable for all foreign Climates, by Morgan arid Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers . and Cabinet Manuradu rers, No. 16 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. Please to ob serve No. 16 and 17 has no c0n:v.4:41 whatever with any other 'Warehouse in London. Artily and cipl.------- Novy prin Equipage or every d escr i ption, on improved , es, r y portable . . .., . 4 .. BE SOLD cheap, in Lots made agreeable to. onsistPinugtcohraser,, a QUantity of FLAY,,,, 'aVl'Ac ligsE2tcY!. /clo t 11ead4 o h , ax Spnining Fram es of isL Drawin g ; brawing . • . Ree ,, , ~ , ei.glit 1-leatis or sixteen cans Roving; Tin Cans, - two Heads or 3 ; S ur Pi ans second, " bsobbms, R e li Weights cL s, , an( ---'. - drive tooo' Cl;...'s also, ca.st...iron miii.wori. ' , lily equa , to . Kindles. Tne abov e NI ~• •" y close to the River ; Thames ; can be shipped iit4- 'l-Ine A r iLe ar : ellce ; are 'wady i)qW' having only worked rwtiv.e 4 11 444 i - , 4. d were made at Leeds' Any by Mr. ntabble; Orr the n ut i t 'l l , k ) s) p al ro l ved principles / .ernp or Flax, Person in, or going- 4) embark. in - spinning I : will lint; those Machines well w , :rtki tneir attention; ' LeckY. Apply personally, or by ),.tters, pospaid, o. 19; Lothbury, near the Bank Of Enaind, London. to r, THE i':—.77"----7-- '- t• • ,n g s. „1, which deriwtri Its. name. the faith in a royal • of silverwas a 1 r emedy ..itece .I,hich Carried Medicine into Cuthie obscurity.—Reason "ni"Ysic Carried a more respectable footing, destroyed" the belief itl2,ehapns; and in Charles's reign, the retipct,t;hle ""sealah.gwq.a method of cure on rational. przftice 14:t he glands ••• i,. •f i • fixes, and those • b,..r.01%iu a g_nera } , . principles of more .especially about the ilLek. and throat, absorbent glands,. and those appropriated. for the saliva, and obstruettng the the sense of tasting. Spilsbury's Antiseorbutie •Diops• in ‘ crease the glandular action, and fur that reason have been preferred in eases of Scropluila. ITh .Scrophutous .diseases of the Skin it produces so free a circulation or" the perspiration, `and_ ot h er necessary secretions, that as a reme d y in o b struc . ' tions of this kind it is unequalled. • Ve***For toe truth of the assertion of tale cure Of Scrophula i Spilsbury's Treatise and Cases of Scurvey,. c)tit , ,_.fr o c : lice 3s. 6d. sold together with the" Dtups, No. 1 5 , ,"n - scpiare, in botri t ss. 6 , 1. Ws. including the black stamp, at zlr4 al. ,25 .. =h. HOLCROFT's TRAVELS. This Day This were published, In Two elegant Volumes, Quarto, decorated with a , great namber of Vignettes, with a. separate Atlas of large and splendid Fngravhags, representing the principal Objects and Buildings in Paris, price Eight Guineas, in board. ; or, with the Plates reduced in'size, and, folded in the Vo lumes, price Five Guineas, in boards ; RAV ELS in -GERMANY, HOLLAND, FLANDERS, and. FRANCE, to•PARIS : with nu merous particulars relaave to the present State of that Ca pital ; its Festivals, Literature, Charaders, Paintings, Mu sic, Theatres, Gardens, Instittttious, Architecture, and espe cially the Manners of the People, itc. tkc. By THOMNS 110LCROFT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard Of whom may he had, just pUblished, Mr. Godwin's Life and Age of Chaucer, in Two large Vo lumes, Quarto,' price . 3l. 13s. 6d. in boards. ROYAL ACADEMY. This Day was published, by Authority, price ts. A CONCISE VINDICATION of the CON_ DUCT of thc FIVE SUSPENDED MEMBERS of the COUNCIL of the ROYAL ACADEMY. Printed for johp Stockdale, No. 24t, Piccadilly. - • Of whom may be bad, ce;nplete to the Recess, No. t to 6, price is. each, of Woodfall's Parliamentary Register of the present Session. The last Session is in 4 vols. price zl. x is. From the Union in Ig.►t to 1803; 4 voL. 61, 6d. ;or complete from 1743 to 1803, including the• State 'Papers. aoz vols. price 681. ss. 6d. halt.buund, or elegantly cult:gilt, 7SI. gs. 6d. E D 1‘: ES D JANUARY 18, 1804. This Day was published, price 25. 6d. rrIHOUGHTS (in the OLD and NEW ADMI. ISTRATIONS; with a comparative View of their Claims to Public Favour. By a CIVIL VOLUNTEER. Printed for John Stockdale„No. 18r, Piccadilly. Of- whom may be had, neatly bound in red calt, price Ids. dd. The London Calendar tot ISD4, complete, contain ing the East-.lndia Calendar, the Arms of the Peers and _Ba ronets, the'CompanCon, and the Atmnanack. This Day was published, price, is. 6d, .RASSUR EZ VOUS; or the IMPNBABILI IA.. TV of an INVASION, and the Impu4sibiai 9I its Success Demonstrated. Printed for Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row ; . and A. Constable, Edinburgh. Jug published, from the Clarendon Preis, Oxtord,•and sold by Payne and Mackinlay, No. 87, Strand; and I. Cooke, Oxford ;tat the following prices in Quires I. CTUUM Apostolorum et Episrularum tam Catholicaram quam Paulinatum, Versio Syriaca• Philoxenia,na ex. Codice I. S. Riill‘tiano. In fsibl. Coll. Nov. Oxon, It;:posito ;tune primurn cum Interpteta- Cone et Annotationibus Josephi White, S. T. P. Ling. He braicte Protessoris Rego, Arabicaa Profitssoris Laudiani, et delis Christi Canonici. Tomas Secundus, lipistolas Pau lina.s Compleetens. Price IL ss. 2. Aristotelis Ethicoruin Nicomacheorum Libri X. .Codi. cum MSS. Collatione Reeogniti, et Notis 111ustrati, a Gu liehno Wilkinson, A. M E. Coll. Reginz. Editio A ltera, Svo. price Its. large paper. 6s. 6ci. small paper. 3. M. TAlln Ciceronis de Officiis ad Marcum Filium Li bn Tres, Notts Illustravit,- et turn MSS. ape, tutu conjec tut= Ernendavit Zacharias Pearce, S. T. P. Decanus Win touiensis. In usumluventutis, itrito. price 35. • 4. Elementary Treatises on the l.undamental Principles of ?radical Mathematics ; for the Use of Students. By Sa muel Lord llisliop of St. Asaph, Svo. price Bs. Euclidis Eletuentorum Libri Priores XII. ex Comman dint et Gregorii Versionibus Latinis. In usum luventutis Academies, Edidit, pluribus in toeisauxit, et in Dcprava tis Emendavit Samuel, Episcopus Asaphensis, Bvoi price gs. 6. 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Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, W. Bent, G. and I. Robinson, G. %\i:lkie, and Longman and Rees. This Day was - published, .7n anio. as. 6d. bound, a New Edition, with Correaions, and Additions, of A COMPENDIOUS HISTORY of ENG -1 3.. LAND, from the invision by the Romans, to the Peace with France in !tics. Embellished with Portraits of. all the Kings and : Queens who have reigned since the Con quest, be.lutilully engraved on wood by Dewick. Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman,'W. Bent, G. and I. Robinson, and Longtnan and Rees. Of whom may be had, The Juvenile Speaker ; or, Dia. logues..and Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and' Verse, for the Improvement of - Youtli in the Art of Reading. The Third Edition, corteded, price as. hound, INCORRUPTIBLE MINERAL PASTE TEETH. Ina few Days will be published, the Fourth Edition of A DISSERTATION on the MISCHIEFS and. -CA.INCONVENIENCIE arising from the.use-of ANI MALSUBSTANCES for ARTIFICIAL TEETH; and of the great superiority ot an I NCO RRUPT [Br. E MIN E - R L PASTE for that purpose : - wherein theinjurious Prac tice of Trar.splantinz . Human Tee* a 4 the- Diseases there by ellen inoculated, are fully considered and pointed out. By M. DE CHE M ANT-, S'urgion Dentist, • • Formerly•Surgeowat Buis, now natwolized, and-resident in The Invention of the Mineral Paste Teeth has obtained the- express approbation of the Academy of Sciences, and School of Medicine ancl,Surgery,, at Paris, and also the pub lic sanction of.the most eminent of, the Faculty ix London. Fifteen years experience, by upwards of 12,000 persons of all ranks, further proves the great utility o: this diacovery,which has obtained the singular distinction of Letters Patmt, both in England and in France. Sold at Milan's, •Sono-square, and by the-Author, at his House, No. a, Frith-struet, near Soho-square. • 'PERKINS's METALLIC TRACTORS. BY Appointment- of the Patentee v -PERKINS's METALLIC - TRACTORS, are Shld only by FREr DE R . ICIS.SNIITH, Chemist, No. avilayinatket, Whole;• sale and Retail, at Five Guineas the sa, including Books, which give an account of inany •ThouAand Cures,- attest-xi by persons of the - greatest respectability in the Kingdom. Tliey are highly efficacious in painful topical Disorders, such as acute Rheumatism, including 'Lumbago and Sciatica, Gout. - Sprains, Contusirrs; turns, Scalds; Inflammations the Eyes, also of the as Erysipelas, Totters and i hil blains ; painful indamtnatory Tumors, as Biles and Whit lOws ; viotent Spismodic 'Complaints, as.' Stritlure in the Urethra, Cramp, -Locked law, Epileptic- Fits, Pleurisy, Stings and Bites of Vemmous Insects, Fluor ;Albus, Pains in the Head,. Face, Fait, Breast, Side, Back, and Books of Case,; may be 154.1 is above, at is. each, NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. On the 3 nit of January will be published, No. I. of THE IMPERIAL REVIEW ; or London and Dublin Literary 'duplal. To be continued regularly on the last Day of each succeeding Month. • • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies-, .strand, London; and for j. Archer,l. t ind M. N. Mahon, at Dublin. It will be sold also at Oxford, by J. Cooke Hanwell, and Parker, add R. Bliss, jun. • at Cambridge, by j. Deighton, and 'l'. Barrett; at Edinburgh, by W. Creech, Bell and Bradtute, I'. Hill, and W. Laing ; at Glasgow, by Dunlop and Wilson, and 13rash and Reid; and at Aberdeen, by A. Brol,vn. 01 any of whom a Prosp6dus of the Plan of this Work may now be had. IRON-WORKS. TO BE SOLD BY . AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, - Birmingham, on Thtirs day the 2d day of. February next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, subje,tt to such Conditiopas as will•be then produced (unless previonsly disposed- of by Private - G . orttraEt, of which timely notice shall be given), TWQ New-erected BLAST FURNACES two preparing Fineries, with an Engine to blow them, the : Cylinder 48 inches ; a dry and water Regulator, a Forge, • with. iron Helve, five Puddling Furnaces, and Engine made by Messrs.. Boultun and Watt ; a Blacksmith and Carpen- - ter's Shop, a Pattern Room over them ; also a Clirk's House and Office, twenty-three Workmen's Houses, and other ne cessary Ont-builchrigsrand twelve Acres of I.and i which Premises are situate at Bradley (near' ‘Vcdriesbitry), in the Liberty of Blistone, in the County of stattbrd, upon the Banks of the Birmingham Canal Navigation, about ten Nliles irons Birmingham,. and are held under a Lease for 42 Years, commencing from the 25th day - of . December 18co, at the yearly Rent of 131. ss. By which Lease the,Mines and Veins of Iron-stone in and under several Pieces or Parcels of Laud adjoining or lying contiguous •to the above Iron-works, con taining together 177. Acres, or thereabouts , are demised to the Lessee, with the usual powers to get and raise the same for the like Term 'of 42 Years,-at the Royalty of 3s. per Li loom; and by which said Lease the Lessors have agreed to sell float their Mines and Works at Bradley aforesaid to the • Lessee, weekly,-during the same Term, as much Coal (ex-. cept - best Coal), suitable..for Furnaces and Iron-works, and as much small Coal, as the Lessee shall use or consume at • . one Furnace and the l ron-Works, or any Manutaetory to be • • eanied on Upon the said Premises, if the Lessors can get and F. raise so much and such Coal from their said Works at Brad- Icy, at the price of 45. 6d. per Ton, long weight, for large Coal, and is. - 3d. per TOn for. small Coal. . . -The Price of Coal for the second Furnace is to be settled by the Lessors and Lesee. One of whidi Blast Furnaces, and the Forge, and other Iron-works, are now in full' work. .. The Purchaser to take the Tools, Implements, Castings, Railways, and other Articles (except the Stock of - I ron).tipun the Premises, at an appraisement. Also the EASE of the MINES of IRONSTONE un der about 12 Acres of, Land, situated near WeiluesburY aforesaid, and under several Pieces pf broken Laud in or• un der Wednesbury and Lee - Brook - Colliery, for a Tenn 01.48 Years, commencing from Lady-day 'Sol, at the Royalty of 35. per BlOOrn. . .. Also the LEASE of a FARM and ••LANDS, containing about 47 Acres, adjoining to the aforesaid Iron- works, for a Term of 2t Years, commencing front Lady 7 day s1•40o, at the Rent of 541..45. ' N. B; The Purchaser may be accommodated with about a Acres of Wednesbury Iron-stone, and the Surface of 6 Acres of Freehold Lands at Wednesbury. • For a view of the Premises, apply to the Clerk at th. Works; and for further particulars, apply to lutin Adden-. brooke Addenbrooke, Esq. the Proprietor; at Wol lastotn!Hal I, near Stourbridge, Worce.stershire ; or to Mr.-Robins, Soli citor hi Stourbridge. GOVERNMFNT SECURITY AGAINST COUN- ;FERFLITS. None are Genuine; without having " SAML. SOLOAION, Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp : and Ten Pounds Re ward, .for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to be paid on eonvidion, under Ad of Parliament, tire 4zd Geo. 111. Ch. t 6, before any I ustice of the Peace. Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. HIS invaluable Restorative has been administer ". 'ed in private praZtice, with the greatest success, for a series ot years, to youth and age of either sex, who are equally the.objecls of this most powerful, certain, and effedual Re storative. Where the stomach is dis Ordered, the body is weakened ; paleness, bodily decay, emaciation. and the eyes sink into the head where nervous, asthmatic, and hypo cliondrical complaints. have shattered the constitution, this Cordial Balla hiss universally established its restorative effi cacy, and may be justly enumerated amongst the foremost of those happy discoveries which medical researeh.has pro cured as the blessing of the human race, and greatest counteradives to human misery: • in sickness of stomach, violent purgings, flatulencies and obstrudions, it is a sate and ellicaidous . remedy. The first symptoms of its good etteits are serenity and cheerfulness, by removing head-ache, weakness, heaviness and lowness of spirits, dimness of sight, confused thoughts, and wanderings of the mind, vapours. andonelancholy, and all kinds of hysteric complaints: A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two .G uineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Half a-Guinea each; there are also Bottles, price 335, contain ing equal to four Bottles at tos. 6d. by which the Patient saves os. including also the Duty; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon; Li verpool,”- to imitate which is felony. N. B. The • Postage of all Letters must be paid, and a tee enclosed for advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," arc Sold by Remnant, Hamhurgh ; R. Bach,. Peter-street, New -York ; Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London ; and in B a th, by Hazard; Bristol, Ilulgin;,l3rlghton, Gregory ; .Bir mingham, Knott and Lloyd ; BedtUrcl, Smith ; Blandiordi Simmons; bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel.. don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason • -Colehes . ter, Key finer ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, lollie ; Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, l'hillipson ; Cirencester, Smith ; Chippenham Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7 , Exchange court; Derby, Drewry;, Durham, Pennington; Dover, Ncales ; ,Devizes Lowe; DorcheSter, Virtue. ; Deal, Rose; Dartinouth, .Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge Exeter, Trewman and Son ; Faltnouth, Elliot ; G louces ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, M'Donald ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist.; Leeds, lulus, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; M. 31- chester, Thompson ; Margate,' Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Mariburoueh, Harold ; Newbury, uller, A tlee ; New. castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting ! tam, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford; - Jones ; Plyinoutir'Dock, -1-loxland ; Portsin , utli, Belton ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etherington ; Ptesion, Sergente. Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; Southampton, Baker ; StattOrd, Morgan Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland; Bray; Salisbury; Collins ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole Tunbridge Wells Sprange ; Wells tvill ; .IVevinouth, Wood; Windsor, Wells, ; and by all ' Venders of 'Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of 'whom may be had, a new Edition. , being nearly Three Hundred Pages, price only zs. SOLONlo l si's GUIDE To HEALTH , Or advice to both,sorete,tuair female diseases, Nervous, I-Iy pechundriac, and CousuMptive, Complaints. This Book is recommended to yourig e rnen and boys ; has been the labour ot many ye:irsexperience - and , observation on the calamitous consequences ot a secret and destruai ye vice. To which is added "an Essay on diseases incident to females, and an Ap pendix on the subjee3 of a solitary and destructive vice; also an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of youth. Likewise advice for Bathing, explaining the mode of treatment, in the different stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, Rheu• ruatism, and Venereal Disease; cautions to young persons ot the danger of improper connexions or improper. treat ment s tac. .11" - a' The amazing .t.tielst.l this book is the best criterion of 'its Vast utility. fPRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF 4.).1Z11N,1:\:Ci?,, January 9, ' 180 .4- rrHE PRINCIPAL.QFFICER.S. of ills id .yissry , .. 0 4 R PNA "NICE d:) kere.l3 , .gizte Notice, 7 b..: Proposals trill .6 , received attbeir Ofiire ill St. .11argatet-strir, , Westminster, on Tbursd.ry tie nd Fehrua.ry 1 , -I, n suib,Poso•ns as m...v be to :or...retake. the S'leppoi tf LE 4. THHFR sli'C IiES and GLOP the Rgal Horse Artil lcry'andCorps of Grinner D, fivers, upon Contract for a Period f Three ,Years from theist of April next. • • Patterns ofthe. Articles may be seen upogapplicatios at the Prin cipal Storekeeper's OSee in :be Tower, an.: the Tereus and Condi tions of the Contra:t may be knowa'at the ,Secretary's Ogee; in St. Margaret's-street aforesaid, aiiyolay between the hours of Tel and .Cour cerlock, where the Proposals - 'are :%. be delivered sed'.e/ up, and narked en tt,evattsi.lc, " Proposals for the Supply of Leather i;reeclies aril • G 1,.v..s i" but , no Pt oporals can be ad.. ;nutted after Tbur4day, the .2.d of Febrnal , next. ify Order ofthe 13-"ardo . •• - • • R. ff. CREW, Secretary OFFICE OF ORDIV,TIVCE, , • . 5 yam. It'o4. MHE PRINCIPAL .OFFICEIZS. yESTY's DN,4NCE do hereby give Nwice, that thy will be - ready to recekoe, at their. qilk, ru St. Margaret. street,- niestmin,ter,.'on the aStb - ;thoulaty Prcpss.lis jr-on suck-Person ad Fer50n5.,14,.. , i my - .6t7 Wi4l/!;14" tv 47 fortfr '.'4 , Pply of a ‘ - tsiikr.Perie ;Quantity of 11:131131 PL,AIIO,, other Articles (the vdbole of -which. must be of Elglish Crow:h and „ prime regaired tne course ci the ) eat, for Service .J the R‘, : yal Carriage Depitrtment 1rjr... , 1:11.7(:11, where evoy . .. Particular,- as to the liesp - ipti'on and Qa.nly ri the Articles, ,as sutll as • „teAr Proportion. and I'e,IC;LIS nz. ! y - be kn071.4e by application to Colonel - Fag:, or.ollicer Cclongivg - Is the R,) , a‘ Carr.'ag,e Department. ' . .The eayment to lake ,•plce in Ti.:,ce if•mtbs'subse7uent to the quarter in -which the f - o.n re-41..11w Qffil.ers Jibe - eg;trren, expressing thdr the .`lt havebeen r-csived and ap, proVed of, shill be delivered into the (..per.of the ...,urveyor..Ge•ie ral at the T.:.iver.. No,Pccrpoals %vitt be received after the .;..Bth d'anaafry 'nor can arty be adnrittedich d..e, not ("fee for the h~'uole of the Articles tcpsire.l: and it is exp. dAI, that each Per_ son tcill give sufficient Se:unity fur the 14.y;,1mcnt 6f the Cortraa, as well as atlivet hi, Propotals. seand up, .and expres4a on the outside, " Proposals for ti,y,Siiiply b . /. Limber for the Carriage Department ar - lay orae- - of 'the Board, • U. CREW Sec. . OFFICE OF ORDIMNCE, Wcstminstet, Yan. 13, iSo4. MHE , PRINCIPAL Ill..) JESTY's ORDN/INCli t ao hosby give Proposal's will be. received at thew Offi,e, St. Ma. g ae, t' Westminster, on or before TlntrsAy' the 2.6,11 in.sta4t, from .3 41:1..! Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply Of and CAPg for-the service of the dVet eat Curps curer the Xicc - ilois of this Department. . Patterns of the Articles to be supplied, , may be viewed, upav application at the, Piincipal Storekeepa's Office at the Tower, ,sn. the Terms and Conditions of the C041,-,,e7 main' be known at ti'.' S,•- cretary's Office in St. afwesaW, any day be tween the inars Pen and lour o'Cio,k, where the .Prop:::.tair use to be delivered, sealed up and ,narked ors lb ( outside, ," Yropusalz. fur the 40pply uf liztmets anti Caps ;" bat no Proposal can admitted after Ike Ly Queer of the 13^a,?, R. if. , CREW, Secrets v. CHILBLAINS are aired by one Application of Will -rE HEAD'S FLUID ESSENCE- or -MUSTAI,D,azd t!ie severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by padeidoc, Arquebusatie, or any other Linitnent,or.linthroctgion • and it used immediately a fter any Accident, it prevents ;lie part turning Black. THE MUSTARD PILLS 'are also taken with singular success, in all Rheumatic, Paralytic; and Gouty Atfedions,-Numbness, Spasms, or wandering PaMs, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility ; at the same time, the a6live Fluid Essence is applied to the Parts ar feeted in thoise Complains - where necc:isary., • - It is prepared and sold at as. gd. each box or bottle, by R: Johnston, tipothe;:ary, No. tg, G r reek-strect, Soho, London, and may oe had of every Medicine yender in Great Britain and Ireland. l'he CHILBLAIN ()INT NILINIT for cleansing and speiiily healing BROKEN CHILBLAINS, i 'ASO pri. pared by Mr. Johnston, price is. I,ld. box. ToTROMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. y, New Bridge-atreet, Lomita • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, tgot, . IBEG leave to inform you, that eva since the year iwo, I have been aillieled with the Lues Vent rea ; which, fiolti its ohstinately resisting every curse of, Medicine . prestiibed by the most eminent of the: Faculty. nere, and .undergoing several severe cou rses of salivation, and twice discharged from the. Hospital, with little - relief; would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. rh the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, at: nearly to put a period to my existence-1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on 'each arm, and my legit - were broke out in a frightful Manner ; my right was cirea,d fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very: much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, - as nearly, to del pave me of rest; in this -lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. J. Titompseta (who received so great a cure by them here); to rake your Leake's• Patent Pil:s, w hich I ,began to do on the 76t11 of slay ;. in the cot,tae of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit—in little more than a moilta, the ulcers on my held, - and arms were soundly healed—soon aitct, the 'sores on my legs healed also; leaving,. .however, eonsluerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the %es sing of God, and - a little longer perseverance .in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; • tne dispersing ; the skin regaining its natural 'hue, avid the nocturnal pains gradually going oll: I thus became, by y, ar liberal advice and Me- • dicine, pertitally free (coin ail my former complaints-, i . have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly-and tat, in v:dliol :;iate havingcominueet mfiriy•; months to the astonishment' of all who knew me, I sin at a loss in what terns to express my gratitude, but beg you, • • for:the good of other sunring .Mortals, to make this my case.as public as possible, - as f Shall on every occasion ! in so doing, •you will, greatly üblige, Sir, your irateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. Mllit.K.Eß. Swab's Close, High-street Edinburgh. Witnesses to ihe above Ctife on N- THO,NIF SON, NO. 3, New Poultry Market;, and I OHN 11VINTOSH, Old AsseloblyaC lose, Edinburgh. P.repared and Soldby the sole. Proprietor, T nom as TaY Loa, Member of the Royal College-of Sur.. grans, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London.; where, after a constant res!denae of more than thirty- - six years, io a practice- particularly dim:ate:l to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of - Generation, .with that inviwlable secrecy which men- ot his profession should always observe in such cases, he 'natters himself, the advice and assisa'ince-he gratuitously . administers to persons taking this Medicine, will .. be esteemed, by a discerning' Public, as an advantage sei..• _dons attainabite and.void of all ambiguity. also ;old, by his appainament, for the 'convenience of these livfng at a distance, at, the.' Perfutnera, Alban',s-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, NOltfros - , .Ox ford-street; . Mr: Disbortiugh's, No, 7,. Xishastrcer-;hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller,"No. i, Union-row, Little Tovitr hill ; Mr.-13aatet's, South-bridge, Edinourgh ; Mac, donalti, Glasgow. ; Mr. - CallwelPs, Dublin ; and by one Cperson in eyery considerable towrain Great Britain ant • lre land, in.Bßouesof only U. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of eitltr • • cure themselves -with ease, speed, secrecy, and s.alety. N. 13. Every Box sold in G reat Britain is Staled up with a Stamp,' oil which; by favour of the - Corninistaianera i* printed, at the Stainp-Otlice-- , " T. Taylor, No. q, New Bridge-street,"—td inlitate'whiCh‘is Felony, and all °that's are Counterieits. .