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.1:2111 1 7 , 1 wkt,~~ , - - • tofil 1 - 1 *.s4. • Z 4 1 .1417/ . . , • , i sov4o ' „de, 0, • s , • Ts - - 17, t : r i., • 111 • r - kz • - '441- DS • }I: 14S , •1, as • t(') - s4f. '14 5- tO Z S ' ttr : to ZS i ' tO to I ,i 4s , 1 4s- l '?" to. • to 42'. Nov. ie. 4. :4. Bd. ------.' ;. od. :DAY: Duke i ? Spar ;hingtoll! 3 ; Heart for 1•16 4 s ;_Gral; ()port° timque reek, tbr Nlineilt4t nburgb itt- 4 ~~~ 6f Vfeal ies Macrßob tr. 'MO itipa 13G:: le7 f<l AltIP :eat halts 2„. :s to'cri / • ; M. P l '.• road to,. o - f - tl l • Mr. ,1201...1 , la; Alt _~.~ LpreVlA! T^S•, preiM. • R.UCT ENG; - assisteu k g e 'her; tie ago' odertiV e no ob" :et,. • fla- __/~ -jinn* of Sot; tfl e Acre s ;' , [rt . 131.1 1 ‘ 7 )f carpFw lAcfr? ~,,,,/ MBE it 2859.] ~. .`- THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, November r Sth, Their-Majesties' Servants will a6t a Tragedy, called PIZARRO. The Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations-entirely new. PritIJOANS. Ataliba, Air. POWELL ; Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE 'Orozembo, Mr. DOWTON ; Cora, Miss BIGGS ; Fernando, Miss SMALLEY. SPANIARDS Pizarro, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE - • Las casas ' Mr. WROUGHTO'N; • Valverde,_ Mr. PALMER; - The Etvira, Mrs. POWELL. • Vocal P a rts by Mr. Sediwick, Mr. Dignumf Mrs. `-couch, Mi ss D e Camp, Mrs. Mountain,..Miss,Stephens. WITH THE APPRENtLCE. thßichard the Third Was on Monday ,night received with Z o t ., * ! lla 'it unbounded applause by a very briliant and over fur'',Thg Audience, and will he repeated every Monday till i t ,"er notice ; the Part or King Richard by Mr.. Kerlible, Ile Bth night of Mrs. BillingtoTi's performance at this . i 'v . atre will be To-morrow, when the Farce of The Citizen 1 0 11 act e d. 1 1 Friday, the Tragedy of Hamlet ; Hamlet by Mr. '!,_ l rtble—vvitli of Age 'Po-morrow.. WI Due notice will be given of Mrs. Siddons' first Ap 're4rattce this Season, which will be in i'veu short time. ~.._ ._. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rCLIVIORROW EVENING,, Nov. 19, iBox, will be perforniM, IVIACBETH. Macbeth,. Mr. COOKE. w I T THE REVIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. • 911 Friday, the new Comedy, with Paul and Virginia. Duet last night ;Din - formed the ,Chara6ter of Clara e for thc ad time, to a Theatre cr.ouded in every ‘ 7,:* and was received with admir ,tina and applause, and Trur kNeat the same Character on Saturday next, and on y in the next week. 4 LieS mi.- Gentlemen who were disappointed of Places t Mond a y for the Tragedy of Richard the Third, are re itqfully acquainted Mr. Cooke will appear in that Cha d. ` er on Maiciay nest, and repeat it every following Mon dy;.• • . ail; t urther notice. zi Tuesday, thh New Comedy of Folly as.h Flies. LITERARY FUND, has been hitherto customary to apprize those the• Subscribers M, 7- ho seemed , disposed to attend to' the ir ti V e ,-,5% 4' the Society of the Monthly Meetings of the Ge iateh,":,‘)ernittee, but the number of Subscribers has been attend much increased, that' it is hoped - the Society will " to his G Notice 4a cd 7, l susiriess of tht• General Committee is always trans ' ev e ,: Titree.to Five o'clock, on the '1 ni rd Thursday in, 'Y Month from 06tober to ju.nc-, both hwiuded, and the • The f is :pen to all Subscribers ; but Surnmilollses for uture :le sent only to-the ?resident, Vice-l' residents, Pi Committee. Officers, anti the Members of the Png Club.. SubS:zriber wishing to dine with the Club, must take 4 Tic,ltet at th;: 13ar of the Tavern on or before the .day..p re .!"" to the fr.ceting of the Committee ; and any Subscriber ;`x introduce a Strauger,, by leaving the name of his Friend 1 •C 13 4 1,.and taking . out a Picket in the same manner; but peradli'Oan be introduced twice, who is not a Subscriber "'the Society.' THOMAS DALE, Z R ,.- stran. Sh 44 J OHN NICHOLLS, 5 -01 - esPeare Tavern,ovent-Garden, Nov. 114.1. ARMAGH, May dt, 1793. AVIIRREAS the REMAINS of the , late po s i ted !"'_ICHA RD, L 9 RD PRIMATE, have been -_de witi„7 t o the C• , i of Arinagh for • near tour years, ,any other-Memorial thari what has- arisen from til t rri Pigron of the many magnificent Buildings and Insti pri'°4,- ereetect-arid endow:xl• by iiirn for public benefit, and ,pte convenience within this City,. Diocese, anti Kingdoni ; whose names are hereunto subscribml, having been 11,1 2 1 -lred with hit friendship while living, ;and revering his ory now. d ea d, have agroed to subscriiae tiic Suns p.111x.. tio T our respe:ii we names, for the purpose of ereding aitlo nt to his Memory in the Cathedral of Armagh ; being t e , •Icefl, that if the Nation at large had an opportunity of l A :4 l ,: . Y ll *' Ott. grateful rtioblledion they_ have of such a Bene•• a Stun would be raied sufficient to erect a Menu wcittily of a Nation. desirous of affording an example to teet""cceasor.., antl.all Posterity, of the grateful sense they ruted tor the ernr of aMn who fr near ThirtY Years, the fiist M station in this a Realm, , with to much credit to iVe L lt, and benefit.to these kingdoms. • • • l „_ e nari Allot, late Precentor of Armagh,' ,C• vr'w Deau of Raphoe - - _ .2.2 15 o tn ~ ] ah , • .-cage, Chancellor of Arm:4h - 22 -15 0 e 3 Arelubal.l Hamilton, Prebendary of aful)rack oh., r• li' -•- 22 o " roster, late Speaker -• so 0 '0 s,,_ h turiziy, , Provost Trim College, Dublin zz rs• IlkaT,r c ripZions- to be received by the Rev. Dean Alr•t, 1-1 01 ,:e ;. Ikev. Do£tor Hamilton, Armaialt ; and at the tion. , s ) ° , f .Sir Wm. Newcomen, Bart. and Co. and the Right zne " y id LatOuche and Co. Dublin ; and Messrs. Ham- Ldon. the B• The on breaking out of the Rebellion immediately after tilt pok e Paper was signed, prevented its being proceeded on . • Arm ag h , oa , 23, !so,. To the C'JRIOUS in FISH SAUCtS, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. IAURGESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCHO tti VI ES. —The great raputatiOn.which Mr. Burgess has L i 'd by his superior Essence of Anehoy:es, and other Rich If t : l4 es, tbr Fish Sauce, Ste Wed Beef, Hashed Calves Heads, et Steaks, IVl , de. Dishes,, Wit? Yowl _and Game, with ty Delicacies for the Table, Sidebo3rd, and Store-rooin, th e h are more fully expressed in his Catalogue (he being ,t,v_lriventor of them), has induced many persons to give the TQ L , e name to articles entirely different,_ whiCh are vended •at 'ZVI Shops in London by persons_ who go to principal tlirl v ns in England, Scotland, and Ireland,. to solicit Orders ki 4 2, desmen and lnnke;:pers, who in consequence arc often Wl'kt, with spurious sts, by allobutn-awi them an extra profit. to ph ismcit only an im or poSition, g great - disappointenent 4 41 a a milies who purchase them with a view of having good ti c l„to their Fish, &c. . the Id`, are their genuine, but 'what have these words on thal;',.`" " Burgess's Original and Superior, Essence of An- No: 107, Sti'and, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." ANA'r.„ P - 1--Z'RAIIIS's PECTORAL LOZENGES of BLOIS. .I: I2 SE LozengeS, kVhich have been Old in **p er . ,Lngland upwards of one hundred and thirty . Years, `Lvented by Charles Angibaud, formerly of Blots, Apo -4'47 to the then King of France, and have been conveyed to ,Assignment of the original Recetprto the.present Proprie tor'„,'Y Charles Angibaucl; his C randscn, who has resided `tnt than seventy Years in St. Martin's-lane, London. Itl o4 . ll eY are f oun d e d upon just Me& , _al Principles, and are a bi k, ' Pleasant and eIIe:ALI Remedy fur Coughs; Colds, and l ittly4 l : ( !`rs of the Lungs. By the sheathing qustlity they kat nY remove Catarrhs, or troublesome tickling Coughs, attbrd great relief in Sore 'l'liroats, Soreness of the-Breast, z i4 4 sthtnatic Como I,ai nts. ~a by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Bexeg,' price ?Q r. east;, i - duty included, by Mr. Newbury, lc 0.46, St. Guldiw, No. 42, Conlin!! Mr. "Putt, at the `ttee t i'xchange ; Messrs. Bayley - and Blew, Cockspur -4% I ; Mr. Wades 014 fiend-street ; Mrs fwboult, No. tso, r. • tudiig, —x6rn,stret ; 110. Ward, No. 32 ' l4 i and t Mr. Clarlie, No. 269, e Botoragh. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, rBoi. Mr. WALKER's LECTURES, TN Experimental Philosophy, commence at One &Clock on- Monday 3oth inst, at his House, No. 42, Conduit-street, Hanover-square; where the subje&s of Mag netism and Mechaties, Chemistry, Pneumatics, Hydrostra tics and Elearicity, Optics and Astronomy, will succeed each other, on a large and much improved Apparatus, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at the same hour. Subscription for Twelve T rails terable Tickets One Guinea, single LeCtures Hall-a-Crown. An Analysis and Prospectus to be had in Conduit-street. N. B. This and another will be the only Courses, Mr. Walker feari, he shall have it in his power ,to read in Town this Winter. THE IMPERIAL. IRISH LOTTERY is now DRAWING in Ireland: the FIRST E XPR ES is ex3ieEted THIS-D 4,Y. ••• - TICKETS and SHARES continue on SALE at all the LICENSED OFFICES, warranted undiawn to the last Express. ' s .* The First-drawn Ticket on MONDAY NEXT is entitled toe. 5 .00. •- Schemes to be had Gratis at all the Offices. BRISTOL, Oftober 27, 1.801. The only Licensed Office in Bristol, where the Lottery Ru sineis has been legally tranbaeted for these Twenty-five Lotteries past. - 7 .... THE TICKETS anti Legally Stamped SHARES, divided into halves, Quarters, EL;hths, and Sixteenths, in the Englislr and Irish . Imperial Lotteries, are now selling by.JAMES NOR r oil and SON, at their • Licensed State Lottery Office, Milton's Head, Corn-street, Bristol. N.B. The Irish Lottery begins Drawing the. 16th Nov. !Sol, and the English Lottery the 3d of March, Schemes gratis< Correa Numerical Books and Government Lists are kept ; and Tickets anct Shares registered at Sixpence per Nurnbe , r. The - prices, ag they vary, may be seen brre ference to the general Lottery. Advertisement, or at the Win dow- of their Office. The advantage to the inhabitants of Bristol and its neighbourhood, purchasing at this Office is, that they will have the Tickets examined. gratis, and the Money for Prizes, tAilig off the usual diseoiint, as soon as drawn, paid with the sime pun&uality that they trust has marked this Office for these twenty-five Lotteries past. TOWN-MADE KID,GLOVES CHEAP. WILLIAM STABLE, No. 6z, Strand, .laving. a very cOnsideiable quantity of SHORT KID GLOVES by him, has put,them in.Lors of three pairs each, at a price well worth the attention of private farhilies • also a number of Women's and Children's LONGKID- G ',OYES and MITTS, in Lots equally cheap . •, the whole of Which being of his own manufactory; and made for a, Re tail Trade, the sewing may he. fully depended upon. For the EASTer WEST INDIES, &c • FAMILIES going abroad, Officers of the Navy,. East India, Merchant's Service, &c. supplied with GITTO's improved ESSENCE of ANCHOVI LS, an ar ticle acknowledged to be infinitely superior to the generality of Table Delicacies, and which will keep in any Climate,. without the excellence of its native flavour undergoing the least diminution through length of keeping or change of Cli mate. Rich Sauces and Pickles packed and sorted in va rlet; of cases, for Families or Sea use ; Piccallilli or mixed Pickles, after the manner of the East -Indies,' in Jars from zs. 6d. upwards ; Hams, Tongues, Portable Soups, Pickled Tripe, Dried Reef, Saur Cram,- &e. just landed some re markable fine Cod Sounds . , in small packages, Hambro' Herriiii:s in keggTf — Tisit,. L ing, Bucalo, Welch Salmon, dried - Whit ngs, drc. English Wines of every dc description, from 2.25 . . 6d. to 255, - pet...dozen. Warehouse—No. 42, Great St. Martin's-lane, Charing cross, London. • By HIS RAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, pOCOCK!s ELEVATING T ABLES, on.a Prin ciple entirely new, whiCh can be adapted to.those suit able to the Libraries of Noblemen,'the Offices of State . ,. those of Gentlemen of the I.ov, Merchahts counting-houses, - •and the Sitidies- of Artists; and are catOzil,apd to-accommodate every Person Who writes, reacts, dra*s . ,•*rstuilits ; the ala tude being varied at pleasure, • wheretif.theyare made to suit a sitting or stand position, which mutt be a considerable alleviation to those Gentlemen- who sit or stand in one pos ture. for the above or other purposes,. many hours together, either of which positions long:continued are . very wearisome, greatly injurious to the health, and often' riiinous•to the con. stitution. .Butsa Change. fiom a sitting to a standing postures and vice versa, as often as may be required, must be a great relief and convenienee ; particularly as a change from a stand ing to a sitting deslc; or even to the flat surface of a table for 50.. - ting papers. or other purposes, is so easily Obtained,' with , ; out deranging any thing lying thereon; and this on.a principle so perfedly secure in every. position, that it cannot be put out of order. The above, with many choice articles on the same principle, may be had at Pococ,k's - ; No. 26, Southampton street, Strand. FRINILEY INCLOSURES. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday the 3oth Noienaber,. tSot, at the White Hart Inn, Frimley, in the County of Surrey, Bk - Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. TWO .ALLoTIVIEN TS of LAND, both ad joining the Great Western Road, leading from Bagshot to Hertford Bridge, containing together 559 A. AR. 7 P. or thereabouts. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Smallpieee, Stoke, near Guildford, Surveyor; at Mr. Mumtbrd's, Greville street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor ; Mess. Hanson and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; at the King's Arms, Bagshot ; the Bush, at Farnham; at Mr. Guest, the White Hart, Frimley, who will shew the Premises ; and at Messrs. Hod skinson and Co. Arundc..l-stret, London, where a Sketch of the Allotments may be seen. AN ESTATE and HUNTING BOX in P ERTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY rUBLIC AUOTION, Under the Authority of the Lords of Session in Scotland, on Wednesday the 16th Day of Dec. iSoz,in Three Lots,' THE LANDS of DONAVOURD and BAL LINTU I M and Others, situated in the Parishes of Logic Rait and Mouline, Distrid of athole, and County or Perth. . These Lands are situated midway between Dunkeld and Blair a Country which, in point •of cultivation, rich, b.-autiful ' and romantic-Scenery, is equalled by few, and sur passed by none, ih Great Britain. The clear yearly Rental of the whole three- Lots is 1681. us. Bd. or thereabouts. — There are several thriving Oak and other Woods on the Estate. On the principal ,Lot, the present Rental of. which is 921. z2s.,or thereabouts, is ereeled a small, 'but truly neat and elegant Modern Mansion-house, with suitable Offices and - Out-houses. The House commands most enchanting -and varied views.Of the Vale of Kthole, and the Course of the River Tumniel, till it falls into the River Tay. To this Lot is annexed a considerable quantity of Comet - ion Hill Pasture, • and inexhatt,stible Moss. for Fuel. The adjoining Hills are filled with Grouse ; the Lands abound with Gameof all kinds, and the neighbouring ,Rivers and Lakel teem with Salmon and other Fish. On this Lot there are also Quar ries of Lime and other Stones, so well adapted for Improve meats. The greatest part of the Lands are at present lett to Tenants at Will. There is a convenient and excellent Farm ilJuse on the' Estate, having been lately buiit. In short, thisis a most truly desirable Property for any Person- Wish ing to-enjoy th& delights of a -Rural Lite. Immediate pos session may be had. Further Particulars may be known by application to Mess. M Wougal and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Mr. - .'eorge AucirevcWriterin-Edinburgh ; and the Pie mises may be viewed •by applying , to Edmund Fergussoo, of Balechnund, Esq. who ress4 near tha.EState. NEW MUSIC. Just Imported by Broderip and Wilkinson, No. r 3, Hay market, London. MHOZART's OPERA of DON JUAN, in Score, the two Ads price 31. is-. Also arranged for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for a Violin, price rzs. A Set of Instruetions and Exercises for the Violin, by Schall, price los. 6d. Massonneau's COncertos for Flute, Op. t price 7s. 6d-. Romberg's Three Quartetts, Op.l, price 105.6 d. Kohler's. Twelve Variations for the Flute, price 3s. Twelve different Sets of Harmonic for two Clarinets, two Horns, and Bassoons, by Stumpf price 7s. 6d.. Five different Sets' of Fitch's Harmonic, each 7s, 6d. A Russian. Waltz-, composed on Alexander fist's Accession to the Thibne, price is. for Piano Forte. Les Visitiames of Devienne, -arranged for a Military Band by Stumpf, price. 75.. N. B. A great variety of Foreign Music of all kinds, too qurnerous to be inserted. This Day was published, in Octavo, mice 2s. 6d. rt ASES of PH THIS-IS PUIMONATAS, success fully'treafed upon the Tonic. Plan, with introdutory Observations. , liv CIIkRLES PEARS, M. S. F. L S. Honorary Mein . :/tr of the Physical Society, Guy's Hospital, -Member o f the London Apatomical Society, &c. London : Printed for Murray and Highler, No. 3z; Fleet street; J. Callx,v, Crown-court, Soho; and T. Cox, St, Thomas-street, Borough. Where may be had, A Corripendinui Medical Ditlionaty, Containing an Expla nation of the Terms in Anatomy Physiology, &c. by Robert 1' I ooper, M.D. 24 edit.' price 7s boards. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One Voliime,Oelivo; price in-beards Eight Shillings, , _ , `;be SECOND EDITION of ER M 0 NS' on -- VARIOUS • SUBJECTS. By THOMAS RENNELL, D.D. Master of the. Temple.. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church - yard; soldalso by J. Hatcbard, No. 173, Piccadilly. ' This Day was published, Price Is. MHE CONJUNCTION of JUPITER and VE -1 NUS" in LEO, on the,;9 O th September, tSot, a. happy prelude to a propitious Peace; a PEM. Mercury's Apo logy for the Curate's Blunder, an I mPromptu ; addressed to the Right Hon. the Earl of Yarmouth; and other Poetical Pieces. ' By the Rev. J. BLACK. 'Printed and sold by J. Bush, Ipswich ; sold also by' G. and J. Robinson, London; 13usli ' . - Narmouth ; Loder and Alexander, Woodbridge; Dingle, Bury; and all other Book sellers. • This Day was, published, In Two Volumes Odavo, Price 45. boards, printed on a fine Wove Palm .and dedicated by PermisSion.to the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, TAE NAVAL GUARDIAN. By CHARLES FLETCHER,-Esq. M. D. Printed by Bunney and Cold, .Shoe-lane, for Mr. Sewell, Cotnhill ; Messrs. Blacks and Parry, Lea.denhall-street ; Messrs: Vernonand flood, Poultry ;" Mr: Chapman, Fleet street; Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Strad ; Mr. Mettley, Portsmouth ; Messrs: Norton and Son, ,Ilristol ; Mr. Jones, Liverpool - ; Mr. HaYdon, Plymouth ; Mr. Hoxland, Ply mouth Dock ; and Messrs. Bell and flradfute 'Edinburgh. . Where may also be had, just published; In .a large oaavo Volume, price us. boards,. The SPIRIT of MARINE LAWS. or a Compehdium 91 the Statuteil relating to the Admiralty, being -a concise Abridgmmt of all the Ads relative to Navigation. By john Irving Max Well, Esq. of the Honourable Society of - the In ner Temple. The following Works are just published for J. White, Horace's Head, FlCdr-street : _ _ t. In One Vol. Royal .Quarto, illustrated with Forty cu rious Engravings, ptice l Three Guineas, or with the Plates - coloured, 'FiVe uineas, in boards, . - A VIEW of the SPORTS and PASTIMES of E 1... , the P E 0 PLE of g NGLAND, from the earliest Pe riod to the present Thne. • By TOSEPH STRUTT. 2. In One Volume Royal Odavo, price los. O. in boards, Miscellinies, in Verse and Prose, English and Latin, by the - late Anthony Campion, of the Middle Temple, Esq. Published from the Original Alanus4ipts by William Henry Lord Lyttelton. 3. In On al. Oaava, price gs. in boards, : Religion witho 'Cant, or a Preservative,against Luke warmness and I ;ler:ince, Fanaticism, Superstition,• and trlmpiety. By R ,ert Fellowes, A. M. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. i Lately published by the same Author, and may be had of J. . - White A Picture of Christian Philosophy, 3d edition, price 6s. boards. The - Anti-Calvinist, 2d edition, printed in the same ftam as above, price is. Morality united with Policy, price 2S. 6d. An Address to tbe People, price is. 6d. DlX's COUT and RHEUMATIC TINCTURES. THE GOUT and RHEUMATISM are the most 1 painful and debilitating complaints mankind are sub jed to. The Gout is- sur. posed incurable, as all other dis . orders, were said to be (which we knoW not how tocure) until radical and safe remedies were diseOvered to enreihein. It has been thought dangerous to cure or prevent the return of the Gout. But if the cause is removed, all,danger must be done away, which this-Tindure (taken e,s' - "direded, and regimen' followed as prescribed) will comple.tely of 'e as is proved, by many respectable charaders in London .and else where, who have long, and still do experience the .happiest etfeds of, whq,se letters, verifying 'the fads, - Mr. Dix haS with - their authority tepablish, and to refer Ladies and Gen tlemen to the writers, who will answer any-particularS in person. Personal references must surely be more convincing and satisfactory than the publication ofletters which, by some, may be suspected as fabricated for the srile. - purpose of re eammending the Medicines: Therefore he prefers refering the Aillided to original letters in his possession, and to the Patients themselves, who are too respectable to be suspeded, of duplicity. Those who see them in •perfed healthi-and enjoying the free use of their limbs, must be convinced of the powerful and salutary efficacy 'of these Medicines. Fads are stubborn things, and Will conquer every prejudice. The -Gotit has been said to be a salutary disease, and supposed (by those who know not the cause, nor how to cure or prevent it) to keep aft' all other complaints ; the Writer begs leave, with due deference, to -dial from such as are of this opi nion, since this assertion has never been proved. That the contrary is the fad, is daily proVed. Horst many Gouty Patients do we not see and hear of suffering under a complication of disorder;; such as Rheumatism Scurvy, Bilious and Nervous Alfedioni ; IVecups, Stiltbeation, Heart-burn, Head-ach, _Pain's in the Stomach and Bowels. All originating from the same cause as the Gout. All which the,se-Tindures will efledually remove and prevent, if taken as directed, -and regimen followed as prescribed, and nd pa tient need fear any subsequent ill eifecis froM the use of this Medicine, which cannot injure the most delicate een_isti to lion, it taken as direded. It may not be improper to declare there is no. Mercury in these Medicines, knowing that some pre pared with that pernicidus drug, a'ie recommended for •the Gout; Mercury to a Gouty P;:fient, is as deadly poison, sure to injure. These Medicines Will keep any length of time in any climate. Mr. Dix stay be consulted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,.lrom ten to three o'clock, at his house, No. 2.7., Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-sqUare, where, and at I.' Ward's, No. 324, Holborn, these Tindures may be had with ,direc tions. 711;eGont8ure, in Bottles at 11. zs. and il. its. 6d. Stamps included. Rheumatic Tincture, il. ss. and 21. 2s, • 4ettess (post paid) will be duly answered, • [PRICE SIX PENCE. This Day was published, in One Vol: Bvo. Price Bs. hoards, ' . MEDICAL and PHYSICAL MEMOIRS; con. tamingtaining among other -suhjeels, a particular fr.quiry into the Orixin and-Nature of the late Pestilential Epidemics of the Unwed States. By CIIAR LES CALDWELL, P. Printed by T. and W. Bradford, of Philadelphia ; and sold by Wynne and Scholey, -No. 45, Paternoster-row, Of whom also may be had, in one vol. 111119. price ss.. itt boards, a Parnassian Shop, opened in the Piiiiark: Style, Peter Qcince, Esq. Printed /..)y Rtisselkand Son, 13ostfin. TO THE MEDICAL WORLD. On the First Day of every Myntli is regularly puiished,' Prico Two Sin each Nurn!)er, ' fHE LONDON •MEDICAL REVIEW;. con billing.' a comprehensive Analysis of Newlll4dicat P•ib licarions in all Languages; and extUbiting every new Disco 'very anti Improvement in the several Departineans of th 4 Profession. In order to render this Work more complete, and more de.- serving of the liberal . Patronage with. ).vhich it has .)e.ert honoured, the Conditdors have determined, infature, to refer . their . Miscellaneous Communications to the, mmi ca t - an d. Physical Journal, and to confine their own Pagea to the Ana lyst.; of'l3o9ks in every Branch of . IvltAieine, Surgery, Che mistry, and Natural - Philosophy, taking care to inter:Terse the Mticles With such full and satisfaCtory Quotations, as • will in due time render the London Medical Review a Com plete Library of Moderh Medical Literature. 'Such" Discoveries and. I triprovernents as, have notialready, made their appearance in New Books • will he constantlyno:.' ticed under .the Head of Medical intelligence; and in this. Department will also be included a Variety of other I n forma- • tion, uSeful and interesting to the Medical . - World. • • In London, the Work may be had of Mr. Callow, Crown court ; Mr. Cox, in the Borough ; and Messrs. Murray and Highley, Vleet-street • I —in Edinburgh; of Mr. Balfour, and Messrs. Bell and Bradtute ;—and in Dublin, of Mr. Archer and Mr. Gilbert. The Numbers as published are also regularly supplied it' Two Shillings per Month, by every Bookseller, and Dealer in Books, in the British Dominions.. New Volumes are commenced on the First Days of Fe bruary and August.—Six Voluines of this valuable History of Medicine were completed on the First Day or July„ I Sot, and the few remaining entire Sets mzty be had of any Booksel, ler, price 31. in boards. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the. PUBLIC in General. THE Celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, for the Cure of Scorbutic Eruptions; Coarseness, Redness, Pimples, &c. on the face, hands, and neck, the only remedy for efreCtually eleansibg the complexion, and removing all diseases of the skin, is prepared by the Inventor and bole Proprietor, S. SOLOMON, M. D. a Solomon's-Place, Liverpool, .Author ort " The Guide to Health," and other valuable Works : and, by special appointment, sold wholesale. and retail at Mr. Mathews's, No. i 8; Strand ; Messrs; Dicey and Co. Bow .'Church-yard ; Messrs. Howard And Evans, Long-lane, West Sailalli-L(1; Messrs. Barclay and Son, Fleet-Market, London ; at " the only .W;archouse for Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead," No. 7, Exehacge. court, Dublin ; Mr. Angus, Mbllonald, Tron-gate, •goW ; and Mr. Andrew Smith, perfumer, North-bridge, Edinburgh ; where. also, all persons wanting the Abstergent for sale by retail, or for exportation,. tray be supplied.— Pints, s s. s d.—Halt 4 -piuts, ZS. 9;t. To LADIES and' G EN f LEMEN. Doctor Solothon has at length yielded to the solicitation of his numerous coorespondents, . and he's now prepared his, Abstergent Lotion for public use, which, for a e series of years, has. been the wonder and admiration of his private pa. I t is a sate and valuable liquid or wa.sli• ter scorbutic" eruptions, and every disease of the taca'and skin, gently openi the pores, eradicates tie:- miasma, and - restores the skin to a degree of fairness and purity beyond the pewee.of scription. • This Abstergent may be applied without the sit - tallest haiaide for a More sovereign remedy cannot be de vised for even the most delieate s frame. •• Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the good qualities of this Abstergent', as "the best clearer and beautifier of the skin. • It removes speedily, without pain or trouble, all kinds of pimples tetters, ring-worms, spots, redness, swellings, or carbuncles of the nose, blotches, suit-burn, tan, or freckles, scurf, and every species . ofernptions on the surf:ice of the Human Body. • it is unnecessary to enumerate the advantages resulting to the. Constitution of every person,' by elfeetually removing obstruction's froth the surface of the skin, .and .thereby keep ing free and open the innumerable passages and pores through which Nature expels all useless or noxious humours 'from the vital fluid, and Which being obstructed, are Forced back ,again into the-blood, and become the.sOurces of many deli-. gerolis diseases. It is therefore a matter of much conse quence, as well to prevent hUrtful disorders, as for the pre- • • servation of ease, ,comfbrt, and beatity to our persons, that we shOuld occasionally have recourse to proper outward ap-. plications ; but more especially it becomes urgently requi site when the etfedspf obstruction make their appearance, and break out into pimples, redness, carbuncles, or other Cutaneous eruptiopas-- - •••• - It is by no - ineitils Dr. Solomon's intentitn to oppose the sale of medicines published thr similar purposes, or to inter any thing that . may convey the smallest • idea of their ineffi cacy ; nothing. but the strongest solicitation from personages - of high rank,. would have induced him to-submit his -Abster . gent tor public sale. The proofs possessed by him of its virtues areas fientourable as they are ,incontrovertible and•decisive these,. although - they may he submitted to. the inspection of a - visitant, cannot be laid before:the public ;. nor. will any case or cure, however wonderous in its nature, or exalted the charader, ever be published. The Abstergenenever rails of success with thoSe who give it a, fait trtal,eand as its price evidently skews that no private eniolumerit is sought f,r by the Proprietor, so also may tire' public •be convince, d, 'hat nothing but a certainty of its success• Could induce Dr. Sol mon to hez - irdtlie g h ood opinion he is honoUred win u; all ranks, iir:preSenting them witle , a real and valUable Abster gent. at so moderate a Price. ' . 1?:* Note.-Every Bottle of the Abstergent is signedion • a copper-plate label) . in red ink, by the Proprietor,. and 'none . can be genuine that nas not tiiis mark of authenticity. • Sold Retail, in Bath, by'Hazard, Smith, Rumming ; Bris tol, Sheppard, SheirclifF, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; • Bir ' mingham • whiney.; Bedford, : Smithe - BlandtbYd, Simmons ; Bury'St.- \ EdmuniPs, Duygl,e ; Cheltepham, Harvard; Cam bridge., Hodgson-; Gee, Gregory ; Coventry, Rollason, Lucknian, Nlerridew ; Colchester, Keymer; Canterbury, Simmons; Carlisle, Jollie, Scott; Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, .Megey: and Chalk ; Chester, Fletcher, Poole and - Son ; Chichester, Philipson ; Cirencester, Stephens, Smith e Chippenharn; Combs ; Cork, Hilly, Davies ; Dub. DavidsoueDugdale, Calwel ; Derby, Drury ; Durham, Pennington • Dover, Neales ; Devizes, Lowe; orehester, Crutwell ;• Res:. ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, A.-Smith, North-bridge ; Exeter, Trewman and Son ; al : mouth, • Elliott ; Gloucester, Raikes, Pytt ; Glasgow, IW' Doeald ; Gosport, Harding • Rawson and Rod, 'ford; Ipswich, Middleclitch isle of Wight, Albin ; Ken:. oral;.Branthwaite ; • Liverpecd, Cass, Merritt and Wright-;ri ght Lancaster, Waluiley, Carretiters; Leeds, Binns, Holmes ; Lincoln Brook, Drummond ; Lynn, Headley, Pigge ' Lei cester, regory, S winfen, Combe ; Lewes, Lee; Manchester, Lynch,Staines,AtkinSon ; Margate, ReWe ; Maidstone lake, Walker; Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, Fuller; Atlee4 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, le- Upon-Tyne Walker; Northampton, Edge, - Mar shall, Dicey and Co.; Nottingham, Burbage •and Stretton ;; Norwich, Stevenson and Co.; Oxforci, 'ones ; Ph mouth, Richards,• Cock, lioxiand ; Portsmouth, Belam, Motlee ; Pe:tsea, Bucklantlaed Co. Woodward ; Preston, Sereent,Ad dison; Poole, j• . Moore ; beading, Smart ard Co, ; Snrewsbery, Wood, Etidowes; Sandford ; Southampton, Baker, Skeltoe ; Stafford, Morgan, Drewry ; Stamterd, Drakart; Sunder land,- Bray ; Shereorne. I;eady • and Co.. Hedges, Penny; .§alisbury, Col tins ; Scarborough, Turner and Ainsworth ; Tatinto•l,: Viable.; Tunbridge, Cox; Wells, - . Evill ' • W..)- Mouth, Wood Windsor, I3lakeney ; Worcester, Tyeibs ; Warwick, Perry, Sharp Winchester, Robbins ; Yolk, Wolstenholme; Vartnouth, Downs. And by - all Medicine ;Venders,. Petfurners,,aed Dealers in Proprietary Medicines in toe United Kingdom • of we ein may be had, the Cordial Balm ef Gilead, - Anti it' seetignee, and a New EditiOrt of Solomon's Guide to Health.