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To which is prefixed, The History of Knowledge, Learning, and Taste, m Great-Britain, during the Reign of King lames the Second. Part I. DUTY-ON PI 1111.5' ARIS .1' J . l D1V1L)1.... , ;: AND ANNUITIES IN THE PU;;LIC TO -MORROW EVENING, 11n. 5, t 304, will.. be performed, •3 ist December, iBo3. THESE are, by orde . r of the Right . Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing the Atfairs of the ROYAL 1105P112.11. at CUELSGA, to give Notice, that all Uut-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as others) bet Aging to the . said 'Hospital, residi,ig. in London, or Within twenty-five miles thereof, ate reqiiired to appear Personally, and Iteffiinle`nt 3 4, at the Secretary's o.ffi,:e, its the said lloapital, on the. respetilve days undermentioned, w:,en attendance will be given from Nine ottfeick in the Morning until Three o'ClOck in the Afternoon, viz.' • On THURSDAY the sth January, , The Pensioners from the . !st and -2d Regiments of Life Guards; the late ist 'and . id Troops of Hotse Guards; the late ist and-2d Troops of Horse Grenadier G.uardS; the Royal . Horse Guards (Blues); the Dragoon Guards,. the 3d. .Ith, and 7th Re eimenti of Horse; all the Dieago6 is and Pei.cible Caifairy ; the British Legion Of Horse, with the Waggon Train. • - • On FRIDNY. the 6th January. • The Pensioners from theist and Coldstream Regiments of Foot Guaids. lICE • heriliy giiti!n t Tbat Offce • 11 Opored at ill , (ild St.ch Extbave, receiving ntia and Cart ca fion P.:l - rts entitled to af:(1 in the Et,bilc Funcft. THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. DOW rmsr ; Captain Absolute Mr. BARRYMO RE ; Faulkland, Mr. 'H. JOHNSTON ; Acres, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Sir Lucius (i'Trigger, Mr. JOHNSTON. Mrs. Maraptop, Miss POPE ; • Lydia Languish, Miss MELLON; Julia, Mrs, YOUNG Lucy, Mrs. HARLOWE. " 4 * Complete Sets, in Twenty-two Volunes, with a short Review . of the principal TransaetiOns of the present prefllted to the First Volume, for the Vear t78 , ,,'; - or any single Volume may be hati separate. 7 Printed fbr C. and]. Robinson, Paternosterrow. All Persons eotiiled to such Dlvidends, nt,ly NJ:the q. , :rcunt 41 the dt6: the;con, One i r Sbilfingi, into . the Bank cj 6). delivering the Certifrate ;1' it,e payntent at the Office ab,:ijementiaicd, wi;b al InfOrsetnent or si-riptiton of the Sec;uni or Accrwtts sitch-Cot?fcate is inrei:l4 to discharge, the Aaesanent to t e made :,,pon hie-won account (.; t !le said Dividends, will he discharged without aoy farther tr,41,.• tie Parti:s. WITH CINDERELLA ; Or,.THE LITTLE GLASS.:SLIPPER. Produced under the Dircaion of Mr. BYRNE. The - Principal Charaiters by , Mr. BYRNE. Mr. GRIMALDJ, Master BYRNE, • Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mi6s TYREIt, Miss 13. MENAGE, Mis Bus - row, The Overture, Songs, and Chorusses, entirely new, compos ed by Mr. KELLY. London, January z, 1804. This Day vas published, and continued Monthly, Illustrated with Engravings-of Seven interesting Subjeelsi Price_ilall-a-Crown; No. XXV. being the First Number of Vol. VII. of JOURNAL of NATURAL PHILOSdPHY, CHEMISTRY, and theARTSq containing the fOl lowillg valuable Ankles By Order of the Beard of T.r.i-et, . .11441-11EIVIvItirrER, On SATURDAY the 7th• January. The l'epsioner from the .3J ,It invent of Foot Guards:, and tlieJl-3na the ist to the t th Renhenti of Fovt, On MONDAY , the gth jarculry, Those from the tzth tfrine.3sth -Regiments of Foot, ficatisive., ()a TUESDAY the tothAhnuary, ' Those front the 36th to.ehe Otit Regiments of ?Oat, inclusive. -- • - STATE LOTTERY.. 1803, , - BEGINS i)RAWING they II ut JANUAR'i' 1;;04. --4 . 1 -1 1 tilbenti rely new Sc . s rlc' LtE n t: - , ts ( j i , c v s ia r,zn ou e.i ; l and vteeuted by ritr. G411 (1 ndt'v Machinery anri Decorations, 'under the diiedion of M. triton. I, . A - new Surveying I iistru mein called the StatiOn Pointer, by ioseph Huddart, Esq. I'. It S. 2 Essay on F vapora, tion. the !'orcc of Va!;our,. &c: by Mi. !ohn Dalton, Lecturer at the, Royal Institution. 3, .Mr. Yates.. o • the Cultivation of tiff; Oak: 4. Hassentratz on Coloured Shadows. 5. P. 11% , ProtiUdiOD of Gum from the Blue-Eell. 6. Disco very of a neW 'Principle or Fermentation, by Thenard 7. Ca det un SubterraneoLL Ice. S. Mr. Home on the Structure Of the Tongue. 9. Account of Three new Com-poll:id En gines of great:Power ;.a Barrel and 'Winch; a Screw ; and a to„ Art of \.Vriting in the Dark, by the Inventor Mr. lohn Gough. at, l ,A Memoir on Sulphur and Phqspho, rus, by R.' Briggs, M: D. tz. Best Methpd of measuring. the Dip. by Mr, Eztkiel Walker, 13. ,New Process of Alum-makmg, by Cur:Add:tn. 14. Queries respeCtingaSpe eulitin at Merlin's, with - a revolving Image, &c. 15. NV. farcy's , ' Account of the great Meteor of November last. :G. Scientific News. Re;ovqry. of Volatile Oils. Prepara tion of Gallic Acid. New Metal of. Tromsdorlf New ex plosive Powder.' Error in. the Measure of a Degree in Lap_ land. Reward of Twenty Guineas aired for making Pal ladjum, '&c. fix. By 'WILLIAM - NICHOLSON. London: Printed Ibr the Author, and sold by him, No. to, Soho-square; and by G. and Paternoster,row, , 'and of all other Booksellers; 'where enipplete Sets of rbe •OetavO Series in -Six Volumes, and a few remaining Copies of the Quarto Series may benad No. of Psizes. Val. of 7 each. 2. .01 X:20,0 0 • 2 - .to,avo. • . A:4/,°")° 20,000 00,000 (,goo 6,0:4 4,cco 5,006 i' oo o t 7..'),500 1 ot3l Valtt4 • elk'arena, or. The Liri4 havirtg , been. re ceived throtout wi•ii the ,tnosf unbounded and universal • 40planse by a very '6O 'oi;etflowing . auirience; will be repeated every Evenirig till furtlier-notice. 'Frid-a?, the Corricdy of As You Like It ; Rosalind, lordan. • A new C(.. - nedy, in Five Aas, called The Soldier's Daugh. ter, is in preparation, paid will be pruditeed as so on -a s pOssible. On ‘VEDNISI).\Y the tit) January. • - Those from the both tq the 29th Regiments .of Foot, inclusive. On THURSDAY the tvli January. Those from - the qotli to the r3stli Regiments of . 1+0;ot• inchi sive; also the• Pensioners froM.t.he Queen's Geitanaa. Regiment, • the African Corps, Loyal. lrish,Lord.Strathavei.'s, Witl ler's, EllJtes, and Fish's Corp;,. the Queen's Rangeis, Fei,tAble Corns, RoYal Garrison • Battalions, Cinque Port.•and Lancashire Vohinteers, the Royal f .also the American and other Caps, With the On 'FI7I DAY the 'l3th - Jannary. Those from the:lndependent Companies of Invalids, Reduced Regiments of !arines,.and Lettermen. . • ()a SATURDAY' the 14th January. or he Serjenni•sfruM the'Foot-Guarits at Ninepencepeidiem, the Serjeants, Corpot.' a, and Private \len who rei.eiye the increascil Pensian r•, account of Blindness; asalso the •le•t - jeants disbanded from die. ! I nierendent CoMpanies, who receive One S hi! itiat rex day; with the Pr vate Gentlemen who receive Annuities from Elie late !sr and ad 'o; sof Horse-Guards. ~ And that all t • ensiOners (as well Lettermen as others,) belonging to the said llospit r i, Who live..at a gre..ter distnnce than • twenty-five miles . trom : en ~and those ita,Seotiand and :Ire land, are hereby required a: ;d coMinanded, after the 25th of Jtine next, arid afterevery succeeding 25th iafJune,•and 2.5t1t of Deceni ber, until farther orders, to appl ii l,• to one of His \lajesty's justices of die Peace, the neiglibburhood where-they reside, and make , the following Affidavit, which the - said Magistrate for the COunty, City, &rough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner anears, will sign ar.d date, viz. • ct • • eLme before me, one of Hit M'ajesty's Jos " rices of the Peace for the County of , and made oath " that ht-. W 45 admitted an Out. Pensioner of Chelse . " on the day of 17 • (or IS ), Irom the Regi " merit of • . commanded by ; was " then aged about years, served in the Army years, " was , lischarged for , and that he is no ot‘,, wise " provided for by the Public, hut as a Pensioner of the s rid dos " pital, and now ides its the Parish .of , in the " County of • • " Sworn before me, this • day of 18 ." 5,6 u 2,000 1,e04 500 200 100 + 6,325 THEATRE-ROYe\.l.,, COVEN4*-GARDEN. TO- 'MORROW EVENING; Jan. ~ 1324, wilt be performed, 2.27, s -)o - 4 - .20,c00 5,0z0 26,002 Tickers First-drawn 'Picket Seventh Day - • - Ditto Lat;t - - - , Arejlart of ibove Ca2it.;is. TICKETS and SF.LI.I: , at EVERY LICENSED ; anci the , PRIZES l'idl) ON • " NT , , Ticket - - - r 7 to. o 1111 t. - - 9 2 0 EiAlath' - / QUArter - - 4 12 o SroLenth - - t • "", THE ENGLISH FLEE:[' IN 1342. The Characte!,. by Mr. HILL, Mr. BENSON; -• Mr. BLANCIfARD, Mr. 111;AHAM, Mr. !MINDEN, Mr. CLAREMONT. Mrs."C LOVE R, IJUM VIA RI ES, Mrs. DAvF..I•4I'OWI, 5;616ra 'rO:(ACE, Miss MARTYR, Miss GAUDRY. . This lournal, whicii . has been carried on for the last seven years, ,vith the avowed 'support of our first Priilosopliers,, chei&sts„ract ManufaCturers, is printed upon fine Papei, with Side-N,Aes, an,l every ochar I'Leility for fetcrence and Ciacidazion at 'The strictest c4Fe s taken to poini out all the A litht)ri,ies and Sources'of Iniorination ; and ev:.:ty attention is cprisiantly paid to render nits Notit...a. frit; airi 4titiv:ntic. Repository :or i)k.:overies is Science and the Arts,. wade in any fart of tine cited Worhl. * 4 * Mr. N ichoison's P;stabli,nriteat for a limited Number, of P!,pils," win) are instructed in Classical, Scientific,. and Coininerclal,Kith.,yje4e I.)y 'and the •firtik.;'.l4.skrs, wit! nienu as soat alter tho, Vac which ends on the list of january ISo4. NEXT MONDAY Tiir, LOTTERY `DRAWING. witti HARLEQUIN' , RACES Or, TIME BEATS .AL[. ; • _ _ _ BISH, .', , .,l , tract , r fir the present I.;);tt . .'ryt, A. • re : :nectfui!y acquaints :he that the clays. of I);Awing will be : Witt new. Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. ,Music Overture an d usie 'enti'mqv new, and coniposed by Mr. DA VV . _ "I - ,....keEs Ti,:k:..r., Mon:lay Tammy 9 2,611 'rhtmlay jonuary 26 ‘ 2,6;.., SAtill'illy 14111146 V { 4 .2,60 : SAW rd.: lanuary 28 : 2,,y, p ‘S'cLl,o,:s:,:ly toitt,AL: ri 2.,600 Tue.,i;!y plrio, , ry 41 2,6,3 'SAturJay 1-4iku.tr ) :t i - 2:60.,)1 Tlioi',,lay I. cn - Ariry z 2,6,0 Tued:ty JahiL; 24 2,6..0 i Sat.....r,tav I:.:ir.i.iry, 4 2..6:.,0 • Tik. D:1 wi,vg will' .iniiii each oiy about 11311 , 1). , 5r T:,,:',., o'ciu::!: the rciii.:l;:r )f . tlut aft,:rn3on, and tile , e iurcr, ) li ,t.:. tiqs will Oc tor to,_! Sal.: or E xL:I - 1:i1,,;ii .. .,; of Tickets and SI: ,i_ S, Viiiiriapted ll'lldri.:Wil. Principal Pantomime Characters by .LOGN A,er-~IGNA,jun. Mr . KLANERT, • ENAGE Mr. L. IMLOGNA, Mr.- DV11•0 IS, f‘tlrli a Song). Mrs. FREDERICK. With a PAS SEUL by Miss 11. BOLOGNA. Principal Vo • Cal Charaeins by Mr. BLANCHARD Mr. KIN:.;, Mr. BYRNTE. Mrs. Bit.ANIW E LL, Aliss MARTYR. SOeneEirourite Pieces or Scenic. Machinery from Harlequin Oberon, natother popular Entertaimnents. • - ANJI-IMPETIGINES.- THOSE tto,fortunatel y nude use of unit dangerous mineral Mercury, would do well • to weigh the consequences bef)re: it is too late, and resort to those ltledieines:ot establistiedicelebrity: and 'LharaeLr for a permanent and radical Cure, and thereby establislr their a_ult'h., the must valuable of all je•,yels,:upon the tn-Jst firm ,ord'lastingt*o•indation The Aliti-lmpetil.;ines being-.llaund ed ;on a enyinical and philosoplikeal - basis, roves of the inthest tatfity in all cases of " depraved habit with af fections of the skin," hence • its effiCacy in cases of scurvy, scrofula o. leprosy, :IS. well as in the confirmed Ides; and hence, by its sanative power, at expels the _virus out of the system, and restores it to cohvalescence.. lii scorbutic complaints, Ines, Sze., Mercury, Ant:many, ,aud:Aqualortis have been recommended and tried, but they have reduced the Patients who have made 1,1;:e of titers to the most :deplorable .state, and have left com plainis wiah the skill and auilities of the first Physicians have been unable to cope with. These disorders fly before the effi:c.t..; of the Anti. I mpaigines prepared by Dr: Solomon, of l,iverpool,. which restores Nature to her pristine state in the most gentle manner,. even salivation has failed, and leaves the whole frame tirm and . healthful. The numerous and.tespettable signatures which have appeared in - our Paper Will speak more than anyencomiums we'can'bestow upon it. This Medicine is Only - 1-lalfa'-Guinea a Bottle.• and the Fa mily bottles with the quantity of four; -, Thirty-three lints only, by which there is a-savinglof Nine Shillings, with copious folio bilis of diredlions, and with the security of having the Proprietor's ;::tine in the stamp, " Samuel Solo mon, which secures to the Purchaser -the ge nuine Medi•,:ine. 1' i"cket itndSLies are now Selling at .!1.• Offices, No, 4, Corihittl„ alt , i N. 9, Claarittg-cross, the following Capital Prizes, it the Lite Lottery, Sold : _ The Affidavit, drawn according ,to the -ove form, dated and attested by a Magistrzte, is to' be -put- up in a c and sent by' the General Post, direfted-thns t "- To the ( . 41: , 1 pourable the Paymaster Cenetal, at the 1 - lorse,Cu. , r.' 4, - And-• Counterparts or Duplicates of thi e to Le re served by the Out-Pensioners respect, •., to • such persons as shall be direned to pay them, tl, it they may he satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensio:ls, are 0, ,r al : persons entitled to receive the same. No. Szir c 342 In Shares. . Whola Ticice:s. o 4 , No. 679 , ) ,c. roo`o 1-)0o - sou And tliv.Prizes Aid Olt Denrind. Thetrigedy - Of Alfonso is tietthred, on account of the ill- L9 ± Two of the principal Performer;. Th::. New Pantomime gill be perfc,rined every Evening till further noti,:e. On Monday, King Henry the Fourth, Second Part. GOOD re_LUCK, and Co. , acquaint 'the tliat the STA l'E LU I 1 1 I{Y count - IcAux,: drawing on Nl ,, nd.y next, tae •• Of a!, nary. _ TICK ET.I Sale, in great variety of Ntiflthei - s, at the Comer of Bank-. .' Corithilf, •an,i taring flit; Gat;.• of t; - e Mews, Charing-cross, Lontion,•o!e Licens , .d St.ite Lottery Offices or R I Cll k ns();:, - (;• , c)r - Irt.)ci( i Co. And to the end, that the Commissioners for the Affairs 01 Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the . li Pensioners arc.ihe same persons who have p asse d their Li:amination, it is et6y further diredcd, that such of them who h,ve served in, and have been discharged prom, any of the Regiments, or Lidepen lent Companies of Invalids, are not to "mention in their its such Regiment, or (2ompany of Invalids in which they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps ofsthe Aciny, troth which they %vete first' discharged, and ante re ceived at Chelsea Hospital. • And as the general Payments in Great Britain and Ireland, at the end of tbe ensuing six months, are generally regulated by the placeS of residence mentioned by 'Cie re:IS-loners who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of 'the Affidavits of those who live at a distance; it is hereby ordered and di reded, that 110 person who sit.l change the place of - "hix 'given in at his Muster, or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and whO may apply tor It:s ;'ensign, (excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such-pl ace o f abode), shareaceiVe•the s i ne, unless it appears by the Certificate of respedahl4 persons, - that such removal was throuan unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. To the OF RS'a HIS NI AJESTY's.IsiAVY, attcl all others who are blessed' with Afluence. MHE WMOW a CAPTAIN ,f MAN of WA k, who solne few years since died of the Yellow YeVer in the West Indies leaving'her with 1 , 0 UR •INFA N T CHILDR EN (two of whom are since de A), in very.em hilrassed Circumstances, having -struggled hard to support herself and them, was a feW days since arrested Icir a Dent of L y Pounds, gild is now in Prison without the -least pro spect of being liberated, unless it ca n be elE•cled by the Do nations of the Ileneitolent and flumahe, who can feel tbr this ~.‘listressed:Widow- now in thezttnost The' A u thor of this A.dvcrtisernent,, scorning the idea 0 rimposing upcin the 'Public by a false reesentation, h as l e tt his' Name apd,Ad dr''ss with Mr. Mackay,A No. /75, Piccadilly, where SubscriptlO ns , h owever small, wit! be thankfully re .ceiVed. NEXT MONDAY oe STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. - - - `QNVIFT and Co. 'No. ii,. Pol'try, . - re ng 'f IC'KETS. *ant; SHA aof the present Lot:. ry, which begins ilrAwing on Nlonday next. • :This O•tliee (first est:.2;l!-..ed in the Year r';'s9) 'has been remarkable fOr the Sale of Capital Prizes, - parti:ailarly in the last Lottery, No. 2.2.5, a Prizeof,C.lo,ooo No z0,43 . .0,'a Pritc-0fX.5,0 09 • And in the Lottery dr,wit in l•to. 11,599 Ditto .5,0,00 No.-.}t,€96 Ditto 2,000 With slithers to 4 . gteat amount. VENEREAL BLINESS, ezc. To hir. No. 9, New Eridge-street, London. CANTLF.''-VIAN nar Forty Yrs of, .ikge, . of an honourable Profession, from which he acquires a comfortable Income, but' in a situation . too retirediiir much _itiereourse with the Other Sex, would be happy to duet -with ti_,lar.ttler oieultivated mind, agreeable manners, and amia -leo,,attoit).ot.sition,, sort . wilii a Property sufficient to continue to nem tile cointofts to which they have been mutually accuston i . c d . - . . ._ It is taken of th lion is t 1 is' that no impertinent or i!'-ipiop . zr notice will be to evers k . •able one, a mode of Agency Will be adopted' thif %%MI :: .' irsi l lieThe - fullest confidence. CII• ) Letters ( N Strand, '" P °s t - Paidi direa cc l to A : -F . at;the Sun-O ffi ce, be irnmediately noticed. - Stat "" 4.) u,'.11 to induce attention, will ...—___ Likewise tor s, blotches, freckles, ring-worms,, blaekwornis, carbureles, &c. the greatest dearer and beautifier ci,lCve face, • tindoubzedly .. SOLOMON's MIST ERG ENT LOTION, • . DEAR SIR, T is with the most. heartfeltsatisfaaion that I address V0..1 on the -incomarable excellence of yout M yatt-table edicime, - 12.' s AT E NT. l' LLS . In the ; Spring of - this ye...tr I -had ',)rtirne rp.contract a Vene. real Complaint, attended with ImemiotA alarming a:;d dam- xermis symptoms; insomuch, - that7l have been confined to piy room for a r'holc w..;ek 'together, and, notable to stir out of it ; • I had ni) rest night nut day, and suffered the most excru:.rating- pain and torment, - and what was st ill worse, eves grew weak and clan, sc. thatl could scarce discern ever so . close - ,1110 expected-nothing less titan tile road loss of my sight.--from a stout, healthy, and rather - cGrptilent man, I beeane a mere shadow, and:. object 0 1-• pity and compassion. My friends had all given over, and thougiitt my recovery impossible. In this i dre ‘ 44ll. state, and expecting every . minute to be my last 41 tlis• world, :I was fortunately recomni.mded by a neigabbUrrto try , your-Medicine; 4ut havimttri,:d all medical aid to-ny purpose, and being at an. enormous expellee, it was Solile time before could be ptevailed on to take ,them ; at last I sei it for six. boxed, and betbre I had taken them :dl, I taunt: con. sic - terabit:benefit ; my pains gradually, decreased, and idy sight grew-better, and, to the great _surprize and astu..isii went di' all my friends (alter taking three boxes niore,' my health and stretigthwas perfectly restored, and I . am now (thanks to my God and your-Mi.:AL:able Medicines) as well andliarty as everl•was in my life: Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay Lists.of the said flosp . ,tal, or be entitled to, receive any benefit therefqsm, %vb.) saail'itot aft 'Sgreelbly to these orders and direetions. . CcORGE AUST. Secretary and Register. Whie - h . retnoye fiforders at the skin, pints 45, 6d. half pints 25. g l. lt IS the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe, anti liquid or wash, for scorbutie and other cr,.:p tions un the face and It gently restores the skin to a degree.of faiits'!lnd purity. beyond the powers of descrip tion. Ladi4 may'rely that it renders the skin "fair, delicate, and removes every kind of stain, tan, sunburn, and all those freckles, foo l ; iihref:s, and fatigue, gpenerallv produce ; in short, it is tlwonly cosmetic a Lady can use at her toilette, with case, comfort, and safety, or a .Gentleman have. re course to When sh.rving is become a dreadful operation by an eruptive disease on this face. • • N • B. Tue. Postage °fall Letters must be paid, and a ice enclosed Mr advice. • SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for 'lBO3, Begins Drawing Monday, gth january, 1804. HE:TEKETs are sold iind -divided into 1 HALVES, QUARTERS,- EIGHTHS, and SIX- Tk,ENIHS, by HAZARD, BURNE and,,co'...St9ek- TirOk.ers, at their Stale LUttery-Oili . ce, N. 93, under the Royal. Exchange, London, and no where else un their. ad — count. All Shares 'sold at this (Mice will be stamped agreeable to At of Parliament, ,and also with the, Crown, and round it, ," - Hazard and Co,'s Lottery-Olike."—Letters, poj't-paid, .duly answered, and Scher►tes gratis. Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-ollice Orders, or Cash, in parcel by coach or -carrier, pundu diy attended to ; and. Cm respondents may depend on being treated exactly oh the same Terms as if per sonally present. • TI Cordial 1341ni of Gilead, nti-Inipetigines, atilt Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to 1-Ic,-attli," are • Sold by Remnant, liamburgh ; Peter-street, New-York ; Marlh:!ws, No. 18; Strand, London ; and in Bath, by - Hazaid; 13risrul, Bulgin ; Brightiin, Gregory ; Bir mingliam,.l(nott inid Lloyd ; 13ed6rd, SMith ; 13landlord, Simmons ; Bury St. Edminurs, ;• C.F..dtenhani, Sel. don ; ' ; Coventry, Rollasun Col c 11 - L.: , Kepner • Canterbury, Simmons I olhe ; Chatham, Etheringtun ; Chelmsford; •Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester„Smitli ; Chippenhatn, Contbs ; I)ublin, Dugdale, - No. 7, E.:ALAI:II4;e- Court , Derby, Drewry ; .• DOrhain; Peliningtc-u ; Dover, Neales ; Devizes Loo ; • Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, R u se ; Dam - now/1, a‘:;;.soo ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trecvin. u r arid Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ;• Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, .11 , 1H)onald ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, ; l)rury ; Ti ca di c 'y ; Lei ce ; t e r , u t e c.or y, ; LewcS,Pilt ; Man chester, Thompson ; 7.la:;:„ate, Rowe.; Maidstone, Walker; Nlarlborotigh, Harold;' Newbury, Fuller, Atlce ; New castle, Waiter, 1 rozlOon ; Northampton, Dicey ; :stinting ham, litut,4;e; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford, Jones ; . I .y.niouth Jjock, Hot,land ; -Portsm,uth, 13c1ant• Rea:ling, Smart and Cu. • Rochester, Etherington ;. Preston, f,;ergerit ; Shrewsbura, liddowes S ,, utbarripton, Mker ; Stalltird,, Morgan ; Stamford, .Newco!nli ; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, C olillis ; Scarborough, hay her ; Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Sprang,: ; IVe.ll, Evill ; Wevnitintli, Wood ; Windsor, 131akeney ; and b/411 Venders of * Genuine Medicines to tne United Kingdom. GODWIN's LIFE•AND AGB'OF CHAUCER. - 'This. Day was published, In Two Volumes, 4to. price Three Guineas and a Half in boards; illustrated with Portraits, IHE HISTORY 'ot t h e LIFE an d AGE, o f GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the darly English Poet; including M'ernoirs of his near Friend'and Kinsman, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. By %VILLIAM GODWIN. Punted for Richafd Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church- , yard, and to b: had of all Booksellers. * This Work comprehends:Views of the Progress of Soeiety, Manners, and the Fine Arts, from 'the Dawn o f Literature in Modern Europe, to the.Clcve of the Fourteenth Century, with Characters of the Principal PerSonages in the Courts , ot Edward 111. and Richard 11. p No• 29, A runael street, March ii 1.03. 'WING dedicated rnV'self to . the study, and A. brabe,:n gratifitA by flie most considerable pradicein that nch which 1 thou fit proper to select, I - trust drat I have Lot more ,misemplo.eti Ill} rime than tluis. iv;io, in the ex t ialsiv e fi e ld of the eeroles,io n , are occas:o:ially ilTIMerS.d in un certainty, and cannot a! ways attai n that success which is acquired by concentrating die intellectual power to one class ufaisord,r s . 1 he Di,easesof Debility are peen i 'Poly distressing; for.they Tiring with them a traii; (il coni;oniitant Symptoms, and; by a depression of all vital energy, existence itsei I becomes embit tered. Whether they arise front the prevalence of ill ex ',tlnle, the destru4ive habits of schoolboys, or the less ex c.ueable inditlgenc:es of maturity, they- releilire the roost as sic-11.10°s , ~. . , b y th e . I rOfeSSiOnAl skill ; and well may icbc observed, that vated, 'l,-;,ll,7rtattee-of uneducated men, the symptoms are aggra- As' a N ii l ein h ,„ t t er constito i is A —Lon destroyed: merly Suri;,..:l i uf the Royal College of Surgeons, and for gularity 01 educT,..tohne Arilly, I ground my . pretensions 0. r„, T i ce, I feel n 1 v . ,: `` i i. iiti t t u i l e !) , , t is , :c t •s h s a i t n , with continence which rac- I fliic hitherto been so "- 1 i, e)all Ito:toured. . . In theiirst sensations of local weakness, early applicatio n the s •Nvill iireyeut the calamity ora Dehrtitated rrAne ; oat where vice u*rer, front a consciousness- of the iniiitanlitt 4 ,s of the which eJused liis misfortmie, is fearful of the tu4tempt pr censure of his Family Physician, and broods over, his ill firtrilty with careful concealment, it must he satiSfatt o ry f or hiinA G be assured,- not only of Capability of treatment, but also of the most inviolable secrecy. • 2,11 Y+ The Venereal I.9lse.ase 'contaminates the springs of life, the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity is injured by the indiscretion 01 au unguarded moment. • In r:xent vepereal complaints it is possible ta_preifent pain, danger,. or cliStress; anti in the most complicated* cases it is thn actlitirelpent of exclusive cx.iierience iti•this line to efieti a safe., certain, and speedy re-establishment. , • : 1 ofliir . • the advantage of this ekoerience to those of either sex who are afflicted with any kin,' ofilebility, or any syittp:- tuns of Venereal Infedlion, and in 'all cases the terms of remuneration are stated on tne first interview. Patierits in the Country are expected to inclose a Bank I.‘lote, a n d arcrequested to spe c ify t h e i r age and manner of l iving, as well as the existing symptoms of the coMplaint, MARTINI I3REE, . • ,ki.Mernher of, the Royal Colleg e o f S urgeons i n I.ondon. ' 4„. 'Nu. : 7.9, Strand, Arundel -street., near Temple-bar.--There Ittl attlitlitill entrance in Water street adjoining. ~ , 110SIE'RY. COOKE continues to.have on Sale at his Marni_ faCtory and Nottingham \Varchouse, No. 434, Strand, an extensive and valuable Asiortmz"nt of l tOSIEk V ofeverY description, which, tor elegance, neatness, taste, a n d• qua li ty, has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can - never be surpaSed. The many -advantages - he possesses over evay other person in this line of business, and the peculiar th - ..gre;:. ofperte•Ztion to which,- by. indef at i ga bl e attention, and u;tli mired expence, he has brought his Manufactory, while they •atibrd,.him an opportunity of 011 - ering to the Public a verity of Goods, superiur in every respect to , thoseof any other per son,_ and retalig all competition fruith;ss ; 41so enable him to 'accommodate the'Publie, either in' the - I\lU:resale, fetair, -export trade. upon terms inoro.mojergo‘ than can po3sibl be aliorde‘.; by aii;• - ot)ter liot.:n in the Metrui);;lis • • • Of whom may be kid, new,Edition. being nearly Three linothed,,Pages, price only zs. . • SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH': Or advice to notirsoxes,'on fenutle di eases, Nervous, poehondriac, and L4isumptive Complaints. This book is recommended to young men and boys t Las heen tile labour of lnany years experimie and observation oo the caiamitotts consequences of a' secret and destructive vice. To which is added an Essay on diseases inddent to f.:;nales,!and an-Ap pencli \ on Ilia subj<ct of a solitary and - destructive vice; also art Address to Parents, Guardians,' 'Tutors, and those who have the care • and , ediication 'ot 'youth. Li kewise . ad vice for bathing, ex plainn;i: the music of treatment, in the different stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout, !then nianstn, and Venrical Disease; cautions to young persons of the dan,-er improper connex loos or improper trearment,k, c- The innazins sale of this Look is the beat criterion w its vast utliity,-: . .You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of society ,large, and which I should nave-sent you soon•. 1, but was feartul of a relapse. remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, R. L.' LE Ii; 171.iy, - 11 - -;ANet, Biratipghaw, Nov. t, £799. The above Medicine . is earnestly . recommended to all Persons that are in any doubt er ttv.:r being entirely fi'ec every Venereal Atieetion, particularly to those about Ate.... ing their condition in life, as it will certainly criubc..R. every taint of, that nature, of however long 'standing or hOwever disg - Msed under the :- appearance of other disp;t.os it max' be; for li,:orbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Co:n. plaints, it is also recommended to •be taken, especially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared• and sold hr toe sole Proprietor, Tnolvins TA y. LO R , NlC:Tib:r and the ::orpor.ttion.ot Sur t con - e, London, at his No, 9, New Bridge-street ; where he • will gi.:e Advice, NvithOnt a fee., to persons taking - these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters, if poit- paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no Patient's name or case hayingkeen mentioned, but at the: r own particular request, by tite - P roprietor, during the e Tt i rse of more titan 35 years, that. he has 'had the , ceattitaing of an extensive sale of the abOve file'Pradice arising therefrom. ' . . They are also sold by his appointment, at the fume - 's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street,. Pall-Mal! ,• P. ;,,o bertson's toy-slop, No. 103, 0 xfOrd-stc2et ; Mr. No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill • and by one I%A - - son itrevery cOnsiikrable . TTown in lingland,• Sic. in tx”.es of only 21. 9d. eicit, sealed up, with full and plain Di rections, whereby Persons ot either Sek may cure them selves with ease and secrecy. N. is, Each P , ox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a' Stanip, on whicb,by favour of the Comalissionerb i 4 -.printed at ..the Stamp-Ogice—" T. Taylor, No. 9, Neo, lifiage-street,—to imitate whiCh is Felony, and all' utncr are-co-unit:fleas.