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Due notice will be given of the next Representation of Harlequin Amulet. • THEATRE.ROYA COVENT-GARDEN.• TO -MORROW • EVENING,' Feb. 6, 180 r, will be performed, . EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. WITH ,PAUL ANDVIRGINIA. Saturday, The Heir at Law, with Illiondocani. Monday, Richatil , the Third, with, for the last . time, Harlequin's 'four. ~., A gesy:Play, and a 2.lcW Grand Pantomime Drama, are in preparation. f . • Due notice will be giVen . -of the next Representation of the Stranger. , . . 2 , , X 7TIEREAS WILLIAM PAUL, of Chatham, V V in the County Of Kent, -Tintnari, stands charged with hAing in his custody and possession a large quantity of Copper Bolts, Copper Sheathing,- and Other Navat Stores. marked with the King's Mark, contrary to the Statute: Whbever ihall apprehend, or ye - such inforina.. tion 'to Mr. Bicknell, of Noriblk-strect, in the Strand, London, Solicitor of the Navy, as shall 4t.: the means . of apprehening The said William Paul , shall receive a Re. ward of Twenty Pounds front the said Mr. Bicko.ll. Note. , —The said - Wm.. Paul is about 32 years of age,, about s feet 7 inches high, dark cosnpex,cn, black shock .supposedhair, to he - a native of Ex eter, some other place in Devonshire. • _ U • 115RSUANT to a De c ree. of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, VYN ER against Sir JOHN TII6ROLD, Bart. and :knottier, theCreditots an,fLegatecs of Phillips Glover, late of Upper f itzroy strccr, in the County_ of Middles:ix, Esq. duccascd, a r e forthwith to come in and 'roc their Debts, and claim their Legacies, before John Wilmot, Esq : one of the, Mai. tem of the said Court, at his Cluirribers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default tlitir6o4 they will 6e excluded the Benefit of the said Decree: TUITION. , sc(3rcu . and IRISH STEPS. mR., HOPKINS has, the Honour to inform the NOBILITY, GENTRY, 01:fICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, and his Friends in general' that he continues to instrucl Gentlemen and Ladies in the most Chant Variety of 'the SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS, with ail the modern ReQuilite.s 4,1-DANCING. the MI NUET, Lat)VRE, COTILLIONS, HORNPIPES, KEELS, and ENGLISH .COLINTRY DANCES, after- the most a pproved and titshlonable Style ;, and the course oft h e i r AttendanCe nude convenient to themselves: He also atteri4s.at 1-10t . he suet% Ladies and gentlenten as ho. Tour him with their Address; by an application at hii Re. sidonce, Coactunakees liaU,.Forster-lane, Cheapside. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS Entrusted with the Education of Youth. may in a short time 1 them completely formed to appear in the first Circles with that Elegante'arie:distitigutshed Ease which ',Lever attenilant on POlitenc4ii,-and Good brecdittg Boarding Schools attended. • . R. B. -The Merning Sicadenay,for Ladies only, is open, ind will be continued till His 144ajesty's 13itth-day, trom Eleven b' Clock till three. • • TO rv% CURIOUSI( I() It'I FAMILIES. Fi i SAUCE. ITURC;ESS's ESSENCE OF ANCIIO VIES. --- • . rrnHE grearßeputatoil whieh Mr. BURGESS -IL Ins gained by his Essence of Anchovies, • and other Rich Sauces for Fish-Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calves F1. , ,n15; Beef Steaks, Made Dishes,‘Wild Fowl, and vi t a ji p l y palicacies for the Table,' Side-hoard and Store-room; 'which are ni ire fully exressed his Cara logue (he being the Inventor of them), Oas indueed.many persons to give the 54rnq name to articles entirely different, which are ventledit many shops in London, by; parsons. who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland. and Scotland, to solicit Orders of Tradesmen and Intl-keepers, who.in consequence are often served with a spurious sort, of very inferier quality, .which is riot only aft impoSition, but a great disappointment • to- Families who purchase them with a view of having good Sauceto their Fish, &c. N.B. None are his genume, bgt what have these words qa th 4 label, " Burgess's Original and Superior lissence of Anchovies, No. 107," Strand, Corner or Savoy steps, London." . Westlndii Iklerchants, 'Planters, Officers of the Navy and Army, supplied with Rich Sauces. of every descrip tion for Fish, ILLshes, Cold, Meats, Sec. Sallad Oil, riekles•and Mustard, Pickled Beet in Round.) and Bris kets, Pickled Tripe, &c tic. properly prepared for keep in gin g n an., Climate, by I . Burgess and Son, as above, upon the shortest notice. January 26.• tgesi: VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEAD DRESSES,.., Uuiverially admired for their inimitable Qualities. ..BEAUTY. THESE Head Dresses possess such Taste and Elegance, that they adorn the Pfandsorne of all Ages, And improve the Defoels of Nature or Accidaat. UTILITY. . They arc so nieful to I.adier; of over/ Age. that they may complete their }lead D re*s i:► the :lost becorn►ng style in a few minutes: E A stitori. They have the peculiar Excel once of not hell* known froffo • iature, and arelo fashion:OAF that they are worn by the nuiSt distinguished in every Court in Europe. UNI,VERSAI. CONVF;N I4NCE. These Head Dr,..ist:s are so hAppily formed, and so well actapted to, the Couhten4nce and Canpleftion bf the We-ifer, that the Young they grace, the Af.ddle-a5O, they enliven, and the . filderi)^-ihey dignify. 6, Tavistotk.ditcett, covent.gaiden. - kINCHETT's KITC.FIEN EUI,INLTURE, LAMP and LAMP 'Ott WAREHOOSE, No. '1811; TwO Doors from St. Dunstan's (7,hilrelt, fiezt.,amo. A RNOLD' FINCI-IETT respeafully begs leave to iriform the Nobility; Gentry, ego. that they may be,supplied at the above Warehouse with the greatest variety of Articles in rouble' Bibek Tin, Copper, or Iron 'Kitchen Furniture. Coinplete . Sets of Double Block Kiteli , znrtiritititre . at gf. Bs. or any part rimy be had sepa rate, if tt-quired ; Porrahle•Roasting racks, ivith Retlea- Ing Screens, calculated.forstnalf Families; C4inpleteSerS of . DOuble Blocl Tin . D4lt CqN;Crs.; n •great.Assprtrnent of real Pt.nt ;pool and Arofused Tea and Coffee Urns, ele• - • gantly mount of the newest pat territi , apanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate W armers, Coffee Biggins, and a - Variety - of other Articles in real Pcinti l tOOl ; .elegant Assortment of natO Articles with Silver Edges, in the. most fashionahle . taste ; Register, .PantheOn Oita Fonst Stnyeb -and K when anges, . Fire-gitards, Moulds of the newest patterns, Hearing_ Trumpets ter Deaf Persons, Mndge's Unhaers for Colds . tut& Sore Threats, Phosphorus Tinder Boxes and Matches, to pro cure- instant lig'ht, - Conjtirets,. or Travelling Kitehens - , , a lathe Assortment of • Elegant Flail Lanterns add. Patent Lau . ip, for Stair -casts, Chambers, Coimting hotties, siaops . , fiidthtiprds, Reading', &c. • Geuttitsc Spermaceti OIL \ , ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING MARCH 1, 18ot THE SCHEME CONTAINS z , Prizes of ,C.30,0c0 • z 20,000 17,200 .....------ T/5 HALF' A MILLION OF MONEY . Sterling in Prizes. Part of the Capitals will be determined as under : First-Drawn Ticket 25th Day --. ,C. 10,000 .Ditto, -,., 2, 4th Day- Za t oo , 3 Ditto, -33 d Day . • 36,00,0 . Ditto, 40th Day —. 2,00.3 The PRIZES of this LOTTERY will be tiaal at the usual time in FULL STERLING MONEY, without any ,Discountor Deduaion. , • ' - , - TICKETS ,and SHARES of TICKETS are selling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE' in Eng land, Scotland, and Ireland ; and the Prize's paid Un Der Mild. FEBRUARY PRICES. Half — - 818 o Eight - 7 . • 2 s 6 Quarter - 4 to o Sixteenth - I 3 a Tickets will rise gracluttlly as the Drawing approaches, and wilt not be elseaper. (0 - Persons its the Country may '.be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as if present, by sending Post Office Orders, good Bills, Cash, or Bank Notes, to any Licensed Lottery Office. Ticket PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY SECURED from LOSS. No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON. A SERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY SOCIETIES, and the PUBLIC in general, are, respeatidly informed, that all TICKETS or SHARES' purchased ill the present ENGLISH LOTTERY at the above-Old Established Office, _ T. 131S1-1,- , (One of the gontraaors with Government for the said Lottery), iNCACES 7th TAKE BACK On thc Saturday before the Drawing, - or return the Purchase Money, Should Tt CKETS or SiIAR cs be lower than the present Price. Purchasers at the above."Oftice will therefore have the double Advantage ; ;hey •MAY GAIN BUT CANNOT LOSE. .Tickets and Shares are s.:lling in the greatest variety. at the same Price as et . ery other Ottice of Ctcait ; and Per sons in the Country, desirous of havirtg Tr cfzi.rs or SnAs ss, may be supplied the sante as if present, by acniing post-Office Orders, good Bills at short Dates, Bank Notes, or Cash, to the Old.tstablishcd (Mice, _ . No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON; The Scheme of the Lottery this year - is universally ap proved, and contains the following‘Capital Prizes : z - of . 30,000 -.• of - 5000 ' .. 2. - of . 20,t0a '6 4 - of . 2000 3 -of . 16,600 to -of - teao 16 - - of - - soo, &c. &c. FEBRUARY PRICES. - . - - - 4 . .1 7 7 1134 . ..- B'd o Eighth - - - A o g.- 6 Quarter - . 4to o . Sixteenth I . 3- a *** Tickets will rise gradually as the Draw ing ap proaches, tutd• will nut be cheaper ,/ Tickets and. Shares tlegisterall ; Nloney for rhe,P tices as soon as Drawn 1 'and all - Business relative to the Publi. Funds tr.:us...tied with fidelity mid dispateh, by''!'. DISH: Ticket CAPITAL PRIZES, - Sold, Shared, and Re4istered, by HORNSBY and Co. Prites of Tlurty Thousand Pounds. .7 Prizes of Twenty Thous.ind Pounds. a Prizes'of Fitteen Thousand Pounds. r 3 Prizes of Ten Thousaud Pounds. 19 Prizes of rive Thou'sand Pounds• 30 Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds. 49 Prizeik of One Thchriand Pound!:. 73 Prises of Five Hundred founds. ENG!.ISH STATErLOTTERY Begins Drawing March z, rrHE• TICKETS,. HALVES,. QUARTERS, 11 EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS are now selling, in treat rarieu orNumbeis, and 'on the IoWeA: Terms. The Money .for the Prizes Rid on demand, By HORNSEY & C. Stock-broker;, At their old . established State-tOtterY Of (licensed 'pursuant to Mt of Parliament), 1 10.'26, Corithill,'oppo. site the Royal Exchange, London ; also at. Liverpool and Exeter. . • . Correa Numerical and, Regiiier. BoOks are It t, arid Tickets and'S hares registered at Sixpence per Niutther; pparr Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight or of a short date, will be punctually attended to, precisely on the same terms as if present.-_—Letters (post paid) ditty answered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this otrii.le will be stamped, agree ? . able to Ad of Parliament, with the Words 1 State-Lot tery Stattip-Oftlee." Sank; India, and South-Sea - Stocks, With their several Annuities, and all kinds of Government-Securitioibought. and sold bfComntission. RiklG LISII STATE LOTTF.R.Y , Tobegin Drawing Marche, dot. QWIFT and CO. No., i 1, TOULTRY, Lon.. 1..) don, established in the year 1159, and at , their State Lottery Offices in Darne-street, Dublin ; And Trongate, Gla►yow ; are appointed to sell Lottery T►ckets and . Stamped Shares, agreeable to Act of Parliament: R E NIA . As-Tickets have risen in price, And will, in all probe: ii ty, continue to rise, it does not appear that any otier tr raise back Tickets or Shares, and return the purchase. inoncy on the Subirday preceding the drawing," can be of advantage to the Public but to t.IOSC who think otho vVise, Swift and Co. beg leave to say, that they are equal.) , ready as any Office in the Kingdom to tutke such engar rneut, if required at the time ache Rlll;iiiiie. N. B. Country Correspondents, remitting Bank Notts, Cas4, good Bills, Of POSt.OirWC Orders, will hive Tickets or Shares sent them. and 411 account of their pc. cess as soon as drawn. Swift and Co. have been remarkably fortunate tra . the Public in the sale of Capital Prins in the late Lotteses. For the CONVENIENCE of the PUBLIC ill gettral, but particularly of OFFICERS on SERVICi. and PERSONS to a SEA VOYAGE. TDICE of LEMONS,in a concrete or crystelliz j• ed aim' being the pure-acid: parr-of the Friit in a , and dry form, resetubling in appearance White Su.. c aar Candle, Prepared only •by HENRY CO XIVE LL, No. 100, Tel)lplC - Bar, Elect• street, London, each Package sigt)eti himself, and Who is perinittel to rear to the I li;:nest Authoritiesin this Kingdom tor tic pbrity of the Preparation. This grateful Acid, now obtained under ale preltiit conyenient and elcfant (orator Crystals, most Inmplttely answers . every' posstble purpose fresh Lernorif nice and With these furtheeadvanrages, that aeing in a try atate,,it is extremely portable, oecup,,ving very little tam; and re maining-unchanged in any - climate, and beitiS less expenatvt: than- Lemons or 'Lemon Juice. ht . Seaily may be said to be' invatiable, ,•lklanrcif the Ships in His Majesty's Navy, and Ii the Service of the Hon. East 'lndia Cotripny, have. for some time past 4ecii inipplied with it in tonalsletabi.: qualtsitT. . • To be hall of Bulkeley, Cokmll and No. 1,0, Temp - le-bar, Fleet:street, Londop; and at.'inost of the principal 'Towns in the Kingdom. . • TO .BE SOLI) BY A UCTION, In Lots; at the Angel iti the Town of 'Ludlow, in the County Of Salop, . on Thursday the tgth Day of February hist: .bctween the •Holirs of . .Three, and. Six o'Clo,± in the Ali.:.rooon, subject to Conditions of Sale, unless Disposed of in the mean time by Private Con: tract; of which due Notice wilt be given ; Lot 1. A Very Spacious' 'Elegant, and. Sub stantial BRICK-BUILT MESSUAGE, with its Appurtenances, .most desirably and pleasantly situ,tat in ßroadstreet, Ludlow, late the Residence of Mrs. Tolderb• and since of •Dr. Moseley, deceased. • The. Premises, which are Freehold, and.were entirdy built within these last thirty scars, consistof a very com plete and convenient Mansion House, in perfect repair, and lit for the reeption of a large Family ; having on the Ground Floor an handsome Entrance-hali and Staircase, neat Breakfast-room, Dining-rooni ill feet by 16 feet 6 nches, with a deep Recess forSideboani t DraWhoktioni as feet .6 inches by 1 . 8 4 titted,up\with great taste ,and f i ance ; Housekeeper's- room, .Butler's. pantry , Lanier, large Kitchen, and excellent Cellaring under the whole; Brewhouse, with an abundant supply of Water, Poultry-yard; andother Domestic Offlixs, most conveniently arranged. On the First Floor, six very hand some, airy. Bedchambers, and twe tressing-roonis ; and on the Attic Story, four exceedingly-comfortable Lodging.- rooms, with flack-staircase to ditto.- • `• Also atoorny Fbur.stalt Stable and Coach-house, with Cranny; and Hay-lofts over sarne,'neil tin exceeding and Garden adjoining the Housed Walled in, and welt stocked with Fruit Trees, now in their urinic. • . Possession may be had at Lady-day 'next. " Lot's. A FARM, ofultictpimmiliatt PossSesion may be bad, situate on Whitclittt,. within the, distance of ,a Quarter of a Mile from Ludlow ,• cisisisting of a Small 3~csst ale, with a Barn, Stable, Beast-house, Fold,-yard, and other convenienciec, and about rt A. aR. to P. (more less) of vi iv fertile A able and Meadow Land, judicious )y laid cubona in 3 St3te Of itgh and Unproved Cultivation. These Prernises are held tor the remainder of a Term of Thirty. one Years, of which Twenty-five were'Unexpircct at ‘Vlichaelmas last, under the,Commissioners of the Lod-. low Pairing at the Yearly Rent 'of 231. Ss. 9a. are most abundantly- produitive, and Wrinki prove air advart= tageous.ll3iVel 1 As agreeable employ and ankuSetnent to 4 "Y Gentleman. purchasing Lot r, and disposed to farm - on a small scale. The Purchaser of these rrernises will he -allowed by the COWllll63l9lltri, at the expiratien of the Lease, the Value of all Buildings creCied, and Treei planted tnereon, during the Term. N. B. The Live and Dead Stock, and Implements of Husbandry on the above FAUN will be'Soid (on the Pre mises) on the Morning of the sgth of February, at Ten o'Clock. For cows of the rope:Rive Premises, appty to the Oa copiers; and, for further. ParticulAt4 to Messrs : paxt.er Sohc;tors, Ludlow. This Da'? 'was ce ts. OtSERVATIO-0.N5 on the PU pri BLICATION . of WALTER 130 Y D, Esq. M. By, Sir FRA.Ne - IS PARING,. Bait. London •printed b . ,. W. Lan , :,, at alp MirterCa Press. Leadenhall-street for J. Sl;wcil, ; and J 1 Debrdt, Plccadijiy.. ' I u tile cu1114.- - a A few Weeks be pubiisheii, Ju Royal 0.5av0, ". A TAEATISE •oq tie PRINCIPLES of COMMERCIAL LAW, 'fly HE U BLACKST.ONF, • Of the, terfIVIC, Parrisfer 'at Law. London t Print - ed . for J. Butteromnir, Law-BOokselleyi PlOei-street. Dew was publishal 4 'Price 4s. ed. hoards, • Ded;cattd by Perris-3ion to thellight ifo. Lord iit.tiax, rl7Hi , MODERN PRACTICE of LEVYING A FINES. SUFI. ERING. RECOVERIES, in tilt! Court of Comoon Nen.' _ _ By 1 1 /IL/Atli:Vl UANUS, Attorn4y of that . Court. Loudon; P led tar `J. Iltirtr h F lert-st.t , Lvt. O Whom way be hit..l, i. Cruise's Ess:v oti tivt Nature' pla (3 peratkm of Fines :Lod Recoveries, 3.i editien eulaYgLq; Two V - ols. t 6,. a. -june.s's Attcatizy's I'cu;l;ct.l)ou'z, a v rietr of useful Precetlitnts to Conveyart;:iag, Two V 04, sue, 63. On the Fejruary otthli4ited, Pact; .23. No. I...XX.Xt. of THE REPERTORY` of ARTS ;Ind MANIC. FACTO ft Cr;, containhig The Spe,iticitionAot Mr. S. Wyatt's Pittent tOrcuststritefhig Brt4.-3, tkc. Mr. gusliet'.,..3, for Iny ‘ rov.townts in MetalPirgy awl • VOrnaces; Or..Shomon't, a,:i 4 Mr. Burn:2tt`i, f.. 1( 1:11- pravmei l ts in:r)i)tilling MO. lir:wingi ltir• iinerovo‘4 Foci; A.::.:otint ue heated withemr Mr, 11.11.. - 1:,!4 ; ACCMIIIt 4, D.,:oviry or 'a Quarry of. ;Fill ; -siolcs, 3:111.0 to cie. Fri.to...ll.Burrs, by Mr. 130,v!s c.a . a I.',ollAy Mill ,and 13oiter 1,4 r Ry. , ! ; Observations aryl .Lx.peritn.nt&Ott i• .1 ; Nfethod of prepii r ring r00tet..... - s, by _Citizen C Actoont of 411 Patents p.tsscx.l. iri jan.tiao - • ..It, Three god En k z . taving.;. Sold at the lte , i)trtoq. , Office., No. 62, 1' 10.1.-:MeJt ; B. Lingd,i4e , Dublin; W. Reninarii, Hatubw-8h and uy all the fiouLcilers. Ot rAoltl may be had; , • CompJetc Sets of this Work, 21. 61. in ia~atcis; of 1 - I .:ret , ed many Platei., b.z.sides , O:oiner matter,:reed tram the Tra lISAC...OiIS of tht: cal Sue ietics of all N.itictis. • This Day was-Inibli-J., 1 , Price Two ShilEngs only, Printed on'an Two, New Typl:, (Cast for the rrpose'of comprising, a considerable - -cre3se of Articles) TH E CRITIC-AL W, for JANUARY, 1 1 30 s. Being the first Number of the XX X I st Volume of tile New Arrar,gernent among nar.A.:rols Critioismsc on the ti.illovviri4 imvortunt and - Publications---Poison's Editsc.4 of the Orenes nr• .ptdes---Vincent's Periplua of qv,: Erythrean CCricral Zoology ---,The mutat Regt'.r.v thr .7o Maione's Edition t' , l Prose IVorf!'.lr); Essay on, Sculpture--51,1rwili's 1.-hYtol&eia, or the Philo sophy of Agricultural Garctining--Geos. , s', :40,.:e5: 1) 0. Logy - for the,'Rornan Catholics of Gr.....%it fi<ir.: ten's Observations ort the Authenticity of.Bi - 'tee's Tra\-- , ls - --Chalmers' Editinn of the pocills of Allan Parry On the SytnPtc nit . and Catisei cf 1112, Syllt V/t; 11-. ginosa—Hurdis' FAvouriter i 1144, &c. & c .— ara r a y eti numerous Monthly Catalogue. of Ninphlets, tke. Alse, Will be published at the same titre;,; ' The Appendi:c to the X X til volagy. nt thq. Arrangement of the C R TICA - t. ItEY.l.Ot7, covitainiq Ai3Ontas of the most iniportant. - altd- , reeeut Foreign Pub licatbuts.—Airtong others, the followilt Dogerando ou Signs, and the Att or fhiniti'ilgoylugetur tne- Pal - 714*...-CI:”.:1401,1'1'..VOVA:!; to. Can, of thq National Ihstitute of ''Si.ielltie3l ChertfUry—Touvey to'Switlerlarid and I fal Cepede - s Xittitrai History. of- Pisites--,•Lx . C ,cite Doctrine of Piarentiala, or Flotion.;,_ sped of Foreign tins:Aura, 401151th:runty ;t17,111 - 7.;r1:.',1 .11,1 Improved: Containing apwarda , OC: trenty At tl, ! Ittetligence-:-Review of Public ekir.lirir niet t rol September, iSe:l`to the eicvsevitm: :,7%:.5r awl Century—Title, ;dnd A pnabetieal Printed by and fur S. Hatu:lt.).l. • F:1•-: 00 -cciturt (•• I ';= l -. street ; and sold by G.. G-. aaci j. R.-A.140w, PAterti;.; row. - • • Wiizan, Poly; 2. 9 , 1-70. •The rollowing inconfestablg, and perdaps thy cierf.:l Cure ever perfornu.l - by the - us.: of attested by, and sworn to before. ThoiliasDiincaster, ' Esq. 'Mayor of the Borough or Wigan.. in :lie Coonty of Lanca/ter, and addressed Co NIT Lignum, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, No. 37,,13rine-strcet, Manchester. S ra, . L, MUST confess that I am at a lnss hovi, pr in , what nianner to destribe the.. pi:•..i.tre of .ttg• •foriater state of iny.disease. i' i thihk my awn, or anseather pgn, unequal toconveying a full idea of the .teplorahl.:'4.ainlition whOle frame was in. About 18 year.,ago, attack ed. with a Scorbutic littiraur, ivikh appewct its di,i:rent. parts of my body; to repeat the t nun of regul.irinWseinal means my disorder-has led rte throu t i,o, would be seclions t let it be sufficient to-Say,, that the rein:Niles I used/were 0X . the most varied kinds, ail of which proved t my complaint increased to a, truly alarming os:get.e, my body '"from 'head to fOrit, was covered with an . ineeterate scurf, Which scaled oft* in 'great •quantities, and th::sc hit six years, howeVer f incredible it may appear to the world, I sail with truth asst:: t, as - hundreds i bours ate ready to'testifY, th.ttniv flesh has Lt.:rally rotting from otrtnyhoutts, and this 7,r eat part or th::. ; ,)1,-, Or back bnne was quite; bare ; my teot, from my 'angle to my toe ends ; were become one entire:putrid ef , rl6 340 in many parts the bones appeared, taut in a th'cit ing atate, Such was the putrid state of iny body,, that at three air« ferenuimes aUfny.finget arta tJc- nails .ome through disease 1 was deprived of the mac of my and the excruciating .pain rotartied my sleep, so that i ii itself.-became a burden to:init. I a the month or February 144, I was strongly recommended to. 'makc trial of yi.nir Drops, ofwhichl Sad a bottle from Mr. Willi!knt Lycn, Of Wigan, your soje Agent for-that Anrough. In the use of the tiot bottle, Liattncl a little alteration, bat 4ea4e,l had finished three soya hattlets, l w 5.:). fat .re-covereo• that I coul‘l, with tttr ar.4lstitrice a st;‘:k, , witlg 'from. .Goullantirn to , "Wiran, a &suttee of &ix iii cs., t pr.inaV:lCil in the use of rbe•Dropsl4l I had tai ten szria:t bottles, which, with the oleieing of Gcg, hare recto: en nw u ,a pedal state of ritAlth elid strength: theretbre it i 4 wish, and dt:sire, that the efficzy of that:. Antiscprour'i,d Drops, torther Witholy ,Core, pithlished,,cor the good of inAnkind. - As witted my, hand; . TIMOTHY NIASON. Sworn before Thoims Doneastti L'.3t),. Mayor. . tVro. • )antes 1/43r.son, el , ,ti - vhwarclen; • Peter Shaw., Schoe n 173ter, Edward Font. Thesej:Props'are sold in moulded stpurepttlas, at 121. and 44. 671.—0ne tas.'botrl. cc trail to quantity to three r a y, cid: ones. They may be had vrholc:,Je rind ret4ik, at M. lopiltrrei, No, /7, Bridge-Ftrcrt, I.!plidrzster .and, try app_o;ntrnent, by owl nncl 7. , :vgm, No. 43, I.ottg-IRrte, Ag; - mti London t arso sold retail by the foilowtng P • H. Cundell, No, 47 Minoriet ; W. Clark* N0.7.5/ti tto. rough . ; lorchini 'No. , Whisechal t }fiber tlz ono Co. No. !se, ()%for.f.itrelt ; Knight, erton ; Ktrt, No. lig, Cocl•thi:l, kidding;-rk: Ox: tOtd-atrear Long-Aere r 'Vett and Et - • ton, 'Loyal Exttialive; Turtle" 141 . 5 • 'Strtutd;' opposite Exeter Citange ; N. 324, Norbott (O'fd • ani.e Nn. 1104 j, itert,itett. . .• NEW MUSIC. This Day I.vas'Outtlished, i l l At onst's.Musto-Wareltouse i No. a 3, Bishopsgate-stroist, HE OVERTURE, SONGS, CHOKUSSES, £, x. in the new popular I v antoniimc of the DOMI NION of rANcy, or liarlequin'slTour, now perfbrm ing with unbetindol applause at the Theatre Royal, Co vent-Garden. ' _ CodlpoiU by J. MODIEFT*4'AD and j. ATWOOD. Price 6s. The faveuilte Opera of What a Blunder; written by J. G. HOhnin, Esq. Cearposed by J. Davy, of Exeter, plc:eras. 6d. The loveliest Cottage Shed, a favourite Song, intro• duced by Mr. Hill inure Merchant of Venice, with the greatest applau s e, at the Theatro 10344 , Coment.G4rden, pricers. 11 a Body !beet a Body, arranged with Variations, by T. Blewitt, jun. pliee Is. IVithcVery other Fashionable Publication, This Day was published, In One Vol. man, Price in imards, enthailished with a Portrait, '1" 1 1-1E REAUTItS of Dr . . ISAAC WATTS,. A. containing the most striking 'Passtres seleited 'from *the Works of that justly celciartted. Writer ; to which is prefixed, the Lite of-the Author; • Ptinted by ani. for C. Sutton, Nottingham; and sold by T. Bure t , Paternoite6roW, 1.0 dun. Where• may be hart, z.. The Beautic,s of S4u.riu, in Cvol, iaino. pr. 34. bound. 2, The Beauties of Blair, tot col. 12411;). 44. 4i. bound. • In the . Press, and speedily will-be-published, A Ncw Edition of the Beauties of Gatclsinith. HOUSE REM)? E.URNISHEp XTAN.TED, for One, Two, or Thee Years, V V in Grosvenor,squaN, Bolclev,square, AlbiAnarlc street, or thereabouts, a flouse rca4 Ptirnisho.l, consist ing of Time Rooms on a Floor, &for a small gemcel Particulars to be addressed for A. B. at Mr. Boord's, Tallow-chandler, No. 16,Queen-street, elmtpside. Vi,LUABLE - EFFECTS, •at mrrel4 EL' GROVE, hoar ARUNDEL, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, , • By Mr, SQUII3O, • On Monday the 2,3 d inst. and Four 'following Days, at • Eleven oiClock, ALL the Excellent :Ind Genuine HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE, a Pair, of Clnv:es, in two Plates,, seventy inches by thirty-eight; elegant Plated Articles, China, Class,4 few Cabinet Pieta - 6% Pfillti ley Hogarth, a capital Billiard Table, au Eight.day Clo , :k. an Oak Mangle Waggons, • Carts, Tinther,carriage, two Rains, about fifty Tons of Meadow Hay, so° Busoels of Potatoes, and a Variety of other Valuable' Elli.l,tts, the Property of. • Sir JOHN SHELLEY, Batt. • At his Seat at Mitchel Grow, near Arundel„gussex. ) u - • ' , Field, and 7 1 ; 11 ?n" c aura comprsts u ty toot ; Couch o:.dsteads, with Ciutt:z Cotton, Dimity, Needle work, and Dathask Hangings; upwards of thirty •Down, Goose, 'and other •Feather-bcds ; euellent -114 r. • Wont, and Floc/. Mattresses, and Balding ; %Nell-mule Mahogany Cabinet-worlt,, in Ward-robes, Bureaus, Bookcases, double and single Chests of Drawers, Card, Pembroke, and. Library Tables; a Drawing-room Suit, in Chintz Cotton, Piet Glasses, Ivo Wilton, Turkey, and Kidder. minster Carpets ; Kitchen, Dairy, anl prewingliteasils ; large Coppers rind Furnaces, a 'Venison Sate, ex. The w hole may be viewed on Friday the zoth, and Sa turday the 2TSt . Catalogues (at &l. each; to be returned to purchasers) May be had on the Pretnises; at the Nor folk Artmi, Arundel ; the :principal Inns a ChichiSter, Petworth, LeWts,' and Brighton; and of Mr. Squibb, at his And4n-room; Savilte-row, Loadoli. • INIONTGONtiIYSHIP,V ' - TO BE SOLT) BY kIicTtOZNI, " -.• In Lots,. in, the coarse of the ennui ng Spring, • EVERAL THOUSANDS Of ;Capital OAK TREES, chiefly adapted to Navy Pittßoles, and row "grOwing intrieParishes of r ORD E Wi-BETTWS., NEW:. Tt)SVN, and - ABERHA V ESP, in the-Said County, and' on Lands very convenient ter Converting., The Trees in l'orden arc svithin two Miles, and those Xettmis 'rind Nekvtertin rive Nl,iles or the Nidr.io - Can4l, ,by which the Produce may be conv,:yrcl to a navigable Part. ,of the Saverst. or to „the Canal, and by the same to a cominddloas" Place fur the Chester and Li , :erpocil Market. The Trees in Abcrf.aveip arerlittant about ten Miles trout the first memionvi to which them it; a level•good Road, or the 'Produce o them may be ddlivered - at - Derwynlas, on the River Dovey, there Shipped for„the different Ports in England or Ire -1 And, • • Particulars will besaciiertised early in Alarch ; unless the Trees shall be preViously thipificti of by -Private Contra:l. Further infohnation an the subject may be had (by Persons ornmisiioned.to treat as Principals) of Mr. Evans, Mor yill-Hall, near Bridgforth; or of Mr. Colley, Cefngwifed, - near Newtown. • - • January • •