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Mr. POWELL, Mr. POPE, - Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS,. „. -.41r. cApLiq EI , D, • Mr. CLIA,TTP,RLIP. 4 . : .." "•Mrs....fORDAN„M rs, YOUNG, , • Mips H KEI I Y Mils SPARKS; Mrs. S'COTT, - `nit's. - MADD )CKS. ..S „Tile Prologue tE be spoken by Mr. POPE'. -Ahd.th:' Efillogde by Mrs. JORDAN. WITH .. ~ ,CINDAELLA. ... t -444-rhVni'w Comedy c4"l"N'toldief*i'D•augHiier, confirm.- pig to be received throughout with the most unboundfn.4, t!niversal, applause, will be repeated every Mondiy; 'Thes tlaY, Thursday, and Saturday;Thr further notice. Glassl 11:11pnit?L and •T z.esclay' nfzxt,`, .0 indeid la, or The Little S iipper. . OnThursday, The, Caravan or The:Oriver and his Dog; ~ •,../,)f I.RiVe 9.pera,:in.':"lbree Adli,., te. Nlusic y. ;Mr. ''''e° •e 9 atMit'aew(l4arie, irelnilireivirdrion at this Theittee. ~.-‘1,t,6 cEN'C; ARDEN. w'.l4lL-,'lNlt•RilkOW`"-rtrdiEctt r t zo , , Te b.' - 18) 18°44' I. ..- .will be prrfortried.e •' - " * ''. - ;'''' THE ENGLISH FLEET' IN . ii 2. . The C.haraCters by . - 4 mq -.',.afi. mut NI ' t . iC ~ ,r. tft.'l;E• Xi 4 .., ~ A.. t .i\ Ir. li LAN C 1-1.A1(14, Mr. I 3 Rik HA kr, )'441-. MON6EN.; mr: eLm2EMoNT-..-:' .7.- ST. L.F.G ER, Mrs. HUMPHRIES, ,3,-rtl.' Mrs. DVENPORT, Signora STO RACE, '- - - ! - * l .- • Mts. A:TIQNS,,i‘Iiss:64UDRY, t. 4% l'-'''ll' W.I T II . * . RAISING trrit WIND:' *'-- -- - On Monday, l'he.Mairrningi3sitle • .os.invii,•Mr. K.lmble .; ,is .Sidttor§, '3;vittLQ.o",pnci'malvinis. . ' • . (),I'liesl4.‘". iolin SulitsArttch. k 441 and Virginia., And on Ti,lL.day. \\ 11l tie aded, for the first tines, a•n"Y Comedy iti Five Ads, callect,Lo•itg gives the Alarm. ~' itew Ntusi:::d Entertaitnnent in Two Ads, and a.trau PA RGnlicii. IT4niantietlitl3 . ' ar''. irr- PreiMr2 ' ~- rcrtna, - , , ~ .., and Will both be prodLi•t;ed arsoOrt as possible. '''', " j 'i . S I% Ilim-------- - ( 76--Ar---4ET, NE W # PSI-143'PR E E-r neae“ndon , , brid g e. .. - THE commtTTEE -:ipi,oi.nted by the , Ves try for Repairin,gtite a'aove Parish Church, do hereby ~tve notice, that they are r,ady 'to reC-eive P ropn4als Irom such notice, as in be willing to advance the §aidleolai mittee the sum of 7501., for they purpor.e. of 'ltepai ging . tite sant Church, to be secured by Way Of Annuity for tile tives, of tlic.. Annlitants, being of't he age of 0 yer's or nowtmis. Proposals in writing,. sealed up; to he delivered at the Office of Messrs. Sudlow and kiehardoon, No. 4, Ni onument-yard, Ondc;n bf " t h e :sth day or I- ehruary inst. , 011 or e 0., (.. - 101-IN SU__________i)Lmv, Vestry Clerk. .."-------------.A 1 , RI r , I'Bo4, *------------•- .... , THE LAST' LOT I ERY _BEGINS DRAW_ INc-. SC HEME. _. _ ... 1:40..,0f Prizes, Val. of each. Total alue. • - .2 . .. of , .. • • .• 2 ,k,,Z0,0:50 are 4.4c3,000 .! ••• rflooo 000. • . - , . , ~.!!! .:(24. . :j -s',9°°. .. 15" Q . .. .!, - 2,000 .. ,ond. U) . I'l2' ...-' • '...'-ii000.,:.: .. 1a, 0. 30 .*...' . ~'..... *': 13 ....... ~ ! ;Q. _ 6,5,,0 • . 2o ..:• ' . , 4 c'o° ...:5 ~, • IL° 5:000. .44V. ::: . ~.., UR .i'l' . co ~.. 5.,00 74.-trtlik.iNto, t., •.... ': ,23. • - t.}..,000 . • i 13:4 4iticabisnackeig Li. • ,Caaz,v,o ,g... 37.7. --.1-771-71tit.,-.- zrit -.. • .. ...:, 77-7.--,....... ~. .-.--: .• . , ... .Par . t o s, the Capitals. , • "First.drawn Trektt IFtrst'Day.- - ' ... L'.:,so* Firz.t.drawn Ticket Seventh bair....- . - kist-friit Ni p-6 , - sco ii.ckt-i-§4,11(1 StIATZtS' are ;SE LLI&C; *at 'EVERY Lit:CE 14/I.E”"LOTTE RV=O r lr Fl*E. . ; PRESEM-PRICE. , --- ` - "': .;,' Ticket .- ::%Ii:-- •-• .et •-•17 .o',, KIN' -.- - 8 18;.D. Ei.glikl:tt, -, 7 .,1 1as & .. 2 , :dt,2r --.4 ro o Sixteenth - ' - iCite't- rid Bliates will gradual-prise niltilAir:(l364vvidg• ItiQfiAROSONiv 0.,90-DI,UCK; La 91- 1 J :Co.- 're. ter:l. ' , siaerafully 'argil:4llu „the Public, that .1110,S,ta La..; ‘4* "c6Tfurience,.Dra,win.4.on•-th,.!--2.3,1'0f A pril,next. -The .1 sitictSharejri:r,y Oil ' Sale in great varity Of gt.irri "Fht*:bielqn_rier,of-lidtiltlfuildings,.,Qortihiii, an.ffacing li,".SAfte of. the King's'Ale4vs, Vsliart't t Cross, Leuticei like ... 4.-14.1... t•,tt'are'l.,,ttery Oflict_:,',-ttf -1k - .. - ', „....,_. .: I%IpHARDSoN''. , COODLUCK,'and c 0.,, -.., • • LAST sT T--.77----'-.7-7. --7-7--------„,„ W‘f'l' an 'i ',--, A rL,,LQ:rrEKY tor . aos- . ji - 1 1 cv i l ., ..--,). .I\ro.'i i; ' P&L - 16v , • liive -on -stle: k- ': ''''' 4',1'1-§i-4RVQ ' ' 1,.., ' ' drtoyn .:1.0 Avvii, 4e i tt., :„,. .......0f..t0e,av ...oltery, to c Lo.t.terie.S irliid f or , t h e ye4 l. 7F_ !',llO wiaig Gill): tal I . 11 ~t. s . qt the` thlytltilc:',4i :, . ti!),, \l'cre sold and regls,ered at *''' '. NO. 226ra Prit e my is • ..- - ...: , ... ,- - )-... te.“sooin Shares. ,• - - • . . . " • .7 .- :. Soo° Shares. • • .v t , :: °4-3 ( „ ° ' -.' '' • . . 50 - ao' .' Titk-t. '.' -. • • " - ' • i9 iS. 5 " - - • • 2' •Sooc; Sh - I .= - t. • 4696, .. ''si.*--. .2600.. -shaarprel. ,:' And:94llZr; of.teztil, 4re. z,-,. -,:,,,c1- • • .-----"-----4---.- .41.1Ar4, l Ei --- ,/ T---,._ . _ .,____,=,._ _. ,,.. IPro be disposed of' .1,--r-r-iTtre-COulr:i.l, fOgether or searate, ,74117,,:v0ur.51i0iv.iii,4 F;,,r),, .sitizateti.t- .Afbn. ..c..- field, inthe North Riding of. Yorkshire viz.• The ABBE Y "FA R Nl,' r';'oll4i.§44g. of 3.91 i - l ' cr6 i or titer:- aboiits . , with three COttages annexed. •-. • . HOWL) 11.14 HILL FARM,:consisting' of. .3 8 V.ACres, or ' thereabouts. • .. _ NEW HoUSt FARM,' consisting of 338 Acres, or there etbo*.si-with three Cottages annexed. Long Leases Farm, coissisti?-, of 22c, Acres, 01' thereabobts "I.'ectiter with the Cortaithes of each respedive Farm. Mr. Ruben Marriner, of Piercebridge, will show the Pre_ rOses, where also Plans of the said Farrns•may' be seen. . For 'Particulars, inquire of Mr:William Ullithorne, of Fos Particulars, -near Barnard Castle, who is empowered to treat tor the ton, _________ • _ •; PRIOR l'Altf . O BE SOLD, PRIOR HOUSE, nar. - Baal, .. R. .With 11U111p/OUS 'anci appropriate attached and detached Offices • Ponds 'well stocked with Carp and other Fish ; ex tensive Pleasure:grounds, judiciously laid out in Groves and plant ations,now in the highest state o f maturity and perfection, and cluichii:g the P tospeds from the' House and its vicinity, with a Cenery of inexpressible-grancieur and effed together with several inclosures of Vastureground adjoining thereto, all ty the,. free, and ornamented by a most flouri siting growth of every species of linglishTiniber, lately belonging to.the Right lion. tord Visconlat I Lawarden, de-ceased. Tie whole fornung a perty peculiat i y. replete with natural and artitieial•beatity Propnvenience I possefsing every advantage t eat local 44- etinisancS•can bestow; anti equally meriting the attention of the lYttiii of Rank-anti Fortune whb may iiinnedirately require opp Stan klsegant 4esidenee i and. the .Speculator wh05..74 tior an yrtunity of investing his c ., l . pi,tai in a purchase of untreni, able elikihility 'arid certain- proht.L-The- 11 laterials of Which the House and Ottices—aie composed, are.tiperlatiiely ex, cellent, in their tespedi ye . kinds, and maybe purchased alone .uptilf"tll6TheciSt avaht'ageout teriiig. ' They maybe appro priated to other uses , with little or no - loss in taking tiONVII Pnci' rPrIIPTIng, arid t'l4 or :of Prior PzltKatibtding an opportunity Of makiug, a railway ~.. ,t he ,s,ante may be conveyed taitc,4nskly,rys!tt.. 11.e1).c114;e tO ' the Wharfs 'of the 13ith Naviga, For. 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A VlNG•de,iict.tee ittl)9011 to: tile • study, and .been gr4tilied by the most. considerable pra dice in that branch which' i • 'thoiigiepro l l4-i- to 5e1M 7 .,11 trust that I Rave I:ft : pore irsq . ubiloyed my time than .thßsc who, ex tensi.ve geld 'of tile arebecastonally ittitnersAl in urtcwaipty;: and ,cannot always attain tb*,s3wsef? stltclz is .hcquircd* by comentratin,; tile intellectua power to 6ne'etass oftliders. • • • Diseasesof Debility trueil liar] y distressing; fbr they brirrg them a train' or . (.61ft:oat - it:Mt Sympints - , and;' b.) a peßfq.4:iiim of 411 vital itselt berionics hit-' • tererr:' Whether/bey' arise • trot - 4 the pfevalence of ex; prijialpiabe!lestruptike lapits,rif c.luaolbbyh 0i.t!...t.! less ex. Fuse4,llc jtidolgences 'Of' maturity, they require the inot srduotts orolzssional skill I.iml yt - II may it - be observed, that by t tlte ignorance: of tineducatedThien, the symptoms are agra yateearta the-consUtittiori iV destroyed; .• ! •• • As a iwember of the Royal College of Surgeons, anct ;or- Tnerly Surgeon in the Army; •I ground. fur preteri4iOns , :bn re gularity of education, and .iossessingsvery privilege to prac tice, I fee! myself entitle; to t sat . confidence with which I !rive hitherto t*iten litirally.honourecl. .- 'tht ' fi rst sensations 'Pt:local weakness, early application ‘34ll,(srevent the calamity of a Debilitated a • but where the sufferer, from consciousness of the untnanliness of the vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure (4 his VamilyXhyOciari, and broods over his in fixmit'ytwitllcareful tonc4ra tment, it must he satislatiory for him to be .assured, not only sat capability of treatment, but 'also of theinost inviolable Secrecy. 2toy, be Venera,l•OiseAs . e contaminates the springs of `life, the - seed's of 'existenee'are poisoned by it, and posterity is.injiired by the indiscretiOn of an unguar4led moment. In recent venereal complaints it•iA p&sibre to prevent pain, danger, or distress.; 'and in file most eomillicated bases it,is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this elite to died a sate, certain, atltt.st)etdy're-est-ablistiment.. • I.**ofler the advantage' of ,this experience to-those of either set . ar; srffli rd ..~4b any kiwi otdehility,'or any tyterp trots of yipereal i -lafedr l p, and in all cases the .terrns of reintineralion are sfated 'on t • • ' • I'atients.4ll . . the-S.irhiltry are '.esOetled to inclose a Bank . !Note, and are requested to specify their age and inanner of tiviii as Well a's . tikt titslsting symt)toins•olthe MA wrl BR E, `Member of the 'e of liege of-sulgeons in Lendon.: Straud, ruadel -.street, nezr Temple-bar.—There is additional elitraitcein'Vgater.titreet•kiondok., " • Tu 'l'a l' J.') R, Suigcor 4 , 9, New Bri , igc-street, 1.6 . n dun. SIR,_ _ Edinburgh, May 4,.18ci0. N the 'Sp . eifi&ipf 1794, I . was with a Venereal' (2omplaint, which I treated with mdifler • ence for five months; but was then obi,ged to apply to . a !' regular Physician,* who put a tempora l) stop to, the•viru lence of the . {by meretdial applwationsy-tbt some buii,growitu, in spite of all med:cme and the advice of the first Othiflemen 61' the' Faculty - here,' Worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state annost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and-ulcerated front 'plod ta:foot.=-My head, throat, month, nose, legs, arms, &c. have tie4n alternately in danger of becoming. useless; in short, have' had frond - twenty .to , thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous- to - particula rite all my case-sulEce it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, 'or 'of a more 'compli cated nature. • I was long looked, upon . by my friends, And • imagined myself; boron(' all hopes of reeewery ; and, in deed, in my then andition,, death Was. preferable to my more than mis:table /tate. In this dreadful situation did , I drag a mtist mi.;eraiAde• existence, till!-Pieine‘Prdvidence threw in my way a Newspaper containing ,the case of. a Mr. B. of Plymouth-=my. friends reatl it; I could not.-.-1' sent and 'procured 'some qif your time EN PATENT PILLS, which, by using from ti me to time, am now,.and have long , been, (after more thn,"four years..indescribable distress); in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; its a proof of this, I tla f a fine, thriving, .healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and - in hopes of rendering my telloVt , - . creatur,4 service, I request you to publislythis; 'arid. you may at any time reter persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti ulars*, to me or my by letter qr person. As few cases for bad;,ss will' ever equal mine, and none exceed It, 1 have from experience every 'reason to assure mankind, that in your L E .4K g's 1, IL LS they 'will find a Sure, speedy,' safe, r atiel radical cure, foe. the most • dread.: ful stage Of the Venereal Disease., 'which- is galled a con ' riamec • ' • I. T, * Insurmountable family reasons prevent making . my name and addresS" public ; but creditables persons really wantinOinformation may alsd he reterred to me, .and.'n4 friends by Mrs. S: Clair., Ramsay-Gaidens,'Edinbuxgn. Prepared and t€ol((by .the So roprietor, • T. TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his lid'iac, No. New Bricke-street, • Wherene.will•give Advice without a fee, to persons „tak ing these Pills, and will answer Patien:s letter's, if f)ostz ucl ;; on. flie s sane 'terms, observing. in :ail cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, •lay the Pro prietor, during the course- or- more •than thirty-six years, that he has had the conducting of allextensiye sale of the above Medicine,, and the practice ..ari,il:4l Lucre:from. • fi're also Sold by . ins Appointment, ior the conve nience of those'Aiv,ing at a. distance, by Mr. Baxter, So.uth-hridg . .Edinburgh ; ' Mr. ...ylacdonaid, Printer, s goW, to wWfit: also-Mr. T. revers for his. ;tditiess e at the Pertumer's, No, 35, St. Allan's -street, Pall-mall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-snop, No. -I °3, uxiord-street; Mr. Dis 09Fougu's, NJ). 7,.: .nearly opposite the, Mo nument ; Mr". Steel's, • Bookseller, Nti. t, Uni6n-row, :M;: Callw,ell;s, Dubiin; and by one person in every constderatde4own in (;rest-I:ritatri and Ireland, !Irises of only as. god taoh; 4,ealed 'tats Wit h' full and plain 40 - ettions, IA":1::7C:DV persons of cutter Sex may cure them eLs4 au secrecy. ' ' • • 1% ;• itoA - sold in Great Britain is seale4 ,vitfr a stanip,v a del iota: by f'avenir of the Connids sioners, is printed, at the • T: Taylor, No. 6 , New Bridge -street " to imitate which is felony, acid aa•otheis aler.quetericit ' - • fyiticE SIXPENCE; ELlelithE FREEHOLD RF.SEDEN•CI: ,1,0 LAND in • - tlieniost beautiful p.trt of the COUNTY of II wrS. .:;‘! • --iv , BE SOLI) I3Y AUCTION, By. Mr. ROBINS, Gaita , ..vai i t t COtree=nouse, in •Ei6ange.A on Clonday nexti. a:"l'w*erve Unless an acceptable os&' i 4 made by Private Contra:?, before the ist of April • A DESIRABLE SUBSTANTIAL :Ina Come. nient FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, called ESSEN. INlN , LODGE,.sltuate at Essein.ion,„ Nineteen Miles from. Loudon, betweeii Hatfield and Ilertford„ the ;noir beautiful vart of thy' Cc/Linty, with convenient attn.:lied and detached ~Offices of eVety'deseription; capital Carden, walled round, anti well-planted Shrubbery, and Padnock of Twelve Acres, fail out with taste, and ornamented with Forest Trees and The House •and Offices have •been lately altered and im- proved at a considerable expen4:4:, and are well supplied with Water ; tiie whole forming - a truly eligible situation for Gentleman's Family. To be viewed. with Tickets only. Particulars at the Rea Lion and Green Mum ; 13:anct; Salisbury Arias, Hatfield ; Herttind ; Wool-pack, St. Alban's ,• Bull, Ware; at Carraway.'s ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goidcn. squate,..,Avilere_Ticicets for viewing may be,liad, . From the Honourable and Right Reverend the LORD BI• SUO} of CARLISLE. 's IR, • Rose Castle, Dec. 7,1798. T • Readily embrace the opportunity your Letter. af. fordssme:, of adding myc testimony to that of the Lord Chief Baron in _favour of your Worn; Medicine; niy eldest Son 'ming a few months ago derived very • material benefit froth the use' of it. He had been unwell for several weeks lrevious to . his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was anguid, anti complained frequently of pains in his head and side. The Lord,Chiet accidentaily seen him in this state, fortunately reeoinotendcd to me the triakof your Lozenges ; and that - no tirocinight be lost,: or any mistake occur in oliiitaining the genuine Medicine, 'sent me three doses of The. first of these occasioned a visible aniendirt.tt, and after the second dose every unpleasant symotoin disap peared, but I•jtidged it right to' give the third, as the' two former had agreed si tincomnionly - well. Froth that time rnylioq has lver) in - perfeet- hcalth, and I certainly attribute his Cure wholly to the et - Ileac); of ice Worth Lozenge.- ;Live since-recommended your . Lozenges in several instances, r, lot rciit I liitve the satisfaklion to assure you, they have Uni t formly ben of 4reat service. - I ought to add, that from the naiiire of the'etri:Ct produced by them in my Son's case, I apprehend his complaint to have arisen from an obstrudion between the Stomach and Viscera. I am, Sir, your obeditrit Servant, E: CARLISLE. Mr. Ching, Apothecary, Cheapside, London. Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's,' No. 4, _Chenpside, near St. Paul's, London ; and by roost Ve n d ers of Medicines in the UnitedKingdom,.in Boxes, with printed DlyeEtions, signed by the Patentee, at Ss. 6d. anct.zs. 9d. also in Family Boxes, at . 223. each, duty included. (;r At the above Warehouse may be seen a Worm, voided by Mr. Lingham, Man's Mercer, Strand, zo feet three in c hes in length. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST (OWN. TERI- EITS. ,None are Genuine, without having " SAUL. SOLOMON, Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp ; and Ten Pounds Rem ward, for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to he paid vu conviction, wider Ati of.P4rli,unent, tpe 4 -ha Ge o , JAL Ch. 16, before arty Justice of the Peace. • rr HE InhabitAncs of this City are respetlively informed, that Mr. Mathews has just received 'a very valuable Supply of the celebrated CORDIAL. BALM of GI LEAD, tor I.3ebilities,. I-ervous Disorders, Weaknesses peculiar to Fema!es, Hysterical A tEdtions, and Lowness of Spirits, Loss tn Appetite, and Indigestion, and Consuinp. tive CoMplaints in gcneral, It is the mast absolute re medy tor such Diseases as are attended with the following symptoms ; namely, a great straitneis of the breast, with ditllLultyof brei.t.iing ; violent palpitations of the heart, sadden flashes of heat in various parts of the body ; at other times a sense of cold, as if water was poured on them ; ing, pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly,' resembling those occasioned by the Gravel -; the pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other. times very quick; yawning,, the ,hiccough, INquent sighing, and a 'sense of st i tfrOcation, as froth is ball or lump in the throat; alternate fit; of crYing and convulsive laughing; the sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and, the Patient often troubled with horrid dreams.—Much has been said, by interested Indivi duals, against Medicines_ that are advertised, but there is a very important observoion to be made respecting the Cordial SAM of Gilead, that unless its operation be gentle, sate, - and efficacious,. it could nor have risen to the unexampled` repute - and - Universal demand it has acquired ; for, as it has . rarely the great advantage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the Patient, so nothing but his - convidtion of its virtues, by its - salutary effects, can, induce him to persevere, and yet; reasonable perseverance is cerrainty most requisite to enable even the happiest combination of chymicals and galenicals to root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the Valetudinarian to health. A_Saying of Nine Shillings in Two Guin eas.. The Cordial Balm_ of Gilead is sold in Bottles; piice Half a-Quipea.. each; there are also Bottles, price 335. contain ing equal to - t - Our - Boitles at tos. 6il. by which the Patient saves 95. including also the Duty; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, ` Samuel Solomon, Li verpool," to_irnitate which is felony. N. B. The Postage of all Letters must be paid, and a fee enclosed for advice. _ . The Cordial Balm of Gilead, , Anti-Impetigines and Ab , stergent Lotion, and , ' Guide to Health," are Sold by• Remnant, Harnburgh ; R. Bach, Peter -street, New.-Y-ork ; .Mathews„ No. 18, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bir iningliam, Knott and Lloyd ; Bethnal, Smith ; Blan(itord, Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, - Dingle; dun; Cainbridg: ' Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason ; Colchea. ter,' 'Keyrner ; Canterbury,' Simmons: Carlisle, Jolliet Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Ch ester, Pool and Son ;'Chichester, i'hillipson ; Llrencester, Smith; Chippenham, Comb,? ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, FAchange. court ; Derby, Lire \vry ; Durham, Pennington ; ~DoYer; Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Dar, Rose ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewrnan and Soul. Falmouth, Elliot ; Cielq u ces. ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, MiDonald ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, Bnns, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ;••• LeiCester,'Gregory,:Swinfen - ; 'Lewes, Pitt ; Man chester, Thompam ; • Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, - Atlee; New_ castle, Walker,- Htxlgson; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting. ham, Burbage; Norwich,' Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, • Hoxland ; Portsmouth, Belam ; Reading, Smart and Co.;Rochester ' Etherington ; Preston, Sergeni ; Shrewsbury, . - Eddowes.; Southampton, - Baker ; Stafford, Moran; Stamford, Newcomb ; S un de r l an d, B ray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborough,' Bayley t Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Springe ;. Wells, Evil! ; Weymouth, Wood ; Windsor, Blakeney ; 'and by all . Vendrs of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdoin.• ' Of whom maybe had, a neW'Edition. being nearly Three fkindreelTages, price only as. . . SO4OMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH Or advice to both sexeso.in .female diseases, Nervous, 13y-, pochundriac, and Consumptive Complaints. This Book iv recommended to young men and boys; has been thelabour of many years experience and nMiervation r,ri the calamitous consequences.oi a - secret and destruct cc vice. To which is adritat an Essay on diseases incident to females, and an Ap- Nndix on the subject of a solitary and ikstruttive vice; also an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of youth. l :kewise advice for Bathing, explaining the 'mode of treatment, in the different st4ges, or the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, Rheu matirtt, Ind - Venereal Disease; cautions .to young persons of the danger of improper connexions or improper treatment,Scc. (• i'he amazing sale of 'this Book is the best criterion of its vast This Day was published, In. Royal Quarto, with,an elegant appropriate Frordispiece, 6d, anditisc'tibed to all Lovers Of Wenn OIXTY , of iffedm,,st i - admired WELSH AIRS, colietled principally during an Excursion into North % ayes. r' • ;, By,the Rev. I,V ) , BLN4-iI,EY„ A: 13..&c. Tltp Bas:,e; and Variations arranged for the Piano Forte by W'scßit4Aell, jrin. OryitilOrodite Foundling Ftospital: t sold by T. Freston, No, g 7, Strand, and all other Musicsellers in the nited Kingdoms. 1 5 I 1 4 7rj I ' i