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A A liumDEA 5'547,-) THEATRE-ROYAL, DF.URY-LAN E. . MORROW F . , VE . NING, Jan. 31, 18 04) will be performed, • TF-1 COUNTRY GIRL. 'Mdbrly, 'Mr. WROUC; HTON.. Wiss Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN. . WITH • CINWERELLA; Oi, THE LITTLE GLASS-SLIPPER. Produeed under the D lre - aio n of Mr. 'l3yit NE. The Principal Characlers by Mr. BYRNE, Mr.G RIMALD.I, 'Master BYRNE, Mrs. H. jOHNSTON, Mrs. 11 , IOUNTAIN, 'Miss TY RER, Miss B. MENAGE, Miss BRIST.OW. The Tragedy of A Iphonso, per - lc:4111rd for the fast tithe at this .Theatre on Saturday last, was received throughout with treat applause. On Wednesday, The Busy. Body Mirandk . M rs , jO rt i a n . On Thursday,. the C ome d y of The Way toiSeep Him ; the Widow Belmour, Mrs. Jordan: - - On Friday; the • Conil:clY of 'All the Wrong ; :Nl's. Jordan. - • 4 new Comedy, in Five Adis, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is in preparation, aud wil Ibe produced as soon a. possible. THI: - .A ''' ' — t" : --------"'.."'—*"---"-7'":1"""''A.1 .COVENT-C;Ah 1.>,--;:" frO.MOROW EVENING, Jan. 3/ , l il a+, ..4.. . _ . 'HENRYwiII be. performed ' - 'ICING H THE FOVRTII. (THE SECO'ND PART.) King Henry the Fourth, Mr. henry, Princ e o f . W a l es KEMBLE- ; ; • Mr. C. KE.AII.ILE : -• ' 4 Prince john, NI T : BRUNTON; . - "Arclibilillopof York, Mr. CRESSA.V ELL ; u: . !Earl of Westrnorelaro.l; Mr, - 11, SI DDON S ‘- --- , lord Chief Justice, Mr. Isei L 1 i-t RAY • ~. : t Sii John Falsraif,' Mr. COOKE. ; Poins . , Mr.-FA RL EY ; justice Shalloiv, i'vIr..MUNDEN ; justice Silence ' Mr. ENIE RV ; li . - - - antolph, Mr. DAVE IsI'PORT ; , • Pistol,. Mr. BiLANCHARD ;' . • - '' . Mrs. Quickly;,Mrs. DAV E NP,O B. T; Dolt Teat - sheet - , MrS.',Ervt RLY. ____ -; - w .• .;. OSCAR AND- MALVINA. I:lllWeclnes(lay, Pizarro, with 71:he Pannd. 'Oa Thursday, The English with F°11" bity. a Fr-ichy, th e Tragedy of Othello. diately. • Kin joial 4 in rehearsal, "and will lie Produced imme g No: 4, CO KNFULL, and No. 9, CHARING=CROSS. MHE pr'es:etir ..Lo-rTERy win finally ci , ,e .nn ..L. SATURLLI,Y NEXT ; the days of, Drawing Will be as follows : • To-moßßow' - - Jammu sr. THuRs9Ay - - - FeZruaryrz. SAT 14 R DAY - 7 - February 4 . _. Tickets arid Shares, warranted un-dravVii, n tity be had at the above•Oifices, where several Capital Prizes in the presz;nt Lottery ; liAve been-sold, ;;ltared, registered, and paid on de hand, by ..-: ~. --- 1 . , . , . .VHE LOTT.P.RY having.only - three s more to Draw' the Wh I' ' ' 1 as will A ) ee IS .tuw immensc y rah} be *eon. by the 1-61 lowing ST ATE 'OF THE WHE'EL.: I Prize of 2 3 ' Prijes of 5" 2 .. ......„4-,--,. ,O QI -------- 1 ----___ 2, c00 1 9 ? •------.........0 Ti 1 ,000 cket4 and ,Sh fires arc Kell:. :. "''-it,,,,,,44.,gim4....*:' v; ill b egin • ..-____.....,.. • T`. tusii & &c. &c . t V arblit iie=4-7744;:v't TUE BILL • 1101,,.,D.k, and othe t s, CREW TO Rs or Meists. I OR S kITI-I the elder, ttd ittl -- IN. ...S M 1 TEI the younger, of Friday-swet, London, irs, trading wider. the . Firn of jolin .Sitlith and Sons, ote ietinested to meet on lV eddesilay" the Sth dayof February text, At Five o'cpcis in the e!Oterno ,,, \, at the 13iptist Head C citne-house . , Al erruanbury, Lndn, tvhen a Statement c I th eir . Concerns wilt be laid betbre ttiern, and a Proposal I:4ir their Liquidapon. To WI NE and BRANDY MERCHA!CTS. - A N Old Establishment in the Wne Trade to be disposed of, situated in one of therm ost I:;easatt and ik:spe6l4bie ,eitieS, at. a convenient distanix frwri London, the PfOprietor being about to retire from , business. • For Particulars apply to Messrs. Robert .Freebai rn and Co " . A.church,lane, Lumbara-street. •--____ 7 -___________ -- --------__L____,..„ IRON-WORKS. ' - .- ' • TO BE SOLD BY AucttoNi , ~ At Styles's I-I.otel, in l'ernple-rOw, Birmingliaid, on Thurs.; .t t tte zd (lay of FebruarV next, at Twelve o'Clock at iiiitt:_ i •'!.; " ' .)-i ''*- 1 t' s"ch.Co nditioim as 'will be then. prou'eed nit. y notiee'lsilli'leg,°i‘f.4 Private Contrad, of •••,• !licit ti l' ''. l vl6ll s l .V Ne -erefted BLA.ST r -.,-, g w • preparing Fineries, FURNACES , :t wa with an.. Engine to blow them, the' voitger 48 inches ; a dry and water Regulator, a FOrge,' with Iron i n c , five PuddlinKFuritates and Enginelnade bY Messrs. Boulton and W3t4; ; a Illacks'rnith and Carp hes Shop, 'a Pattern . Room over th,:m; also a Clerk's House Workmen's }louses, 4-11 d Office, twenty-three and other ne tessary Out-buildutks and twelve Acres of Land whiett !T e a ry are sittlate..at Bradley Inear Wednesbury )-, in :the Liberty of Blisrone, ill the County of Stafford,. upob ,the 11,01 1$s of the ,(r Canal Navigation, about ten' Al ilesr tom. BiriMitgiiatn, and are held under a Lease tin az - V ears, oneticin f )eari 1 K. rom the zsth day of 'Decen•ibe.r. iBco, .at the ti . 1 ry tent of 131. ss. By which Lease the 'Alines -and Veins ado°llll;strAle in and under several Pieces or Parcels of Land .. •_ • gor lying contigliouS to tilt ?bove I rot-f -works, con 4-uintig togetne ~ he ,:' 1.-;7 Acres, or • thereabouts, are demised to for the like i':ettrt,', ' k ''' 'l‘lu,l powers to get and raise the same - ILoctn; and i "1 ° F 4z years, at - the • Royalty of 3s. per 441 from ti }l' which said Lease the Lessors , ~,, kir Min— • i ' 8 - II- aforesaid to - the hate agreed to :.!•,.awe, Weekly, I'4' - 1' 1 (- Warit.s at r.O Ly ~i. ___ oa. .ex_ velit best Coao,• ! 11rn 1 h,e SaiTi'e Ter"l' z"l"i4ci w C ork.:, ( ai„l ita Mut lEsmall,cosauu Die tor F unlaces and .rou onsuine' at one F urnace a.,_, .}. a S Ole Lessee shall use or .c. carrie on up h "u the Iri)n-works, or any TorylVlaitutato.bt " the sa-R1 P renn '-.- if the Lessors can get and `wised.o nitieh and such Coal troLsnis'-• kfir •id Works at Bract::_ ky, much and 4's, 6d. :- t ---1 said 'weight, for Large 4 ' 4)41, . inffis. 3d. p er T, O iP t -:; , -;ron, ons small Coal. . , - , Mite Price df• Coal for the tcl.be Settled e second Furnace ' ! Title L ors '1 2 Lessors and Lebee. • • °Vie of wldeli-Blat' Furnaces a I. the F ';- and other Ir -• • ~ ra4 urb-, . en-works, are note 41 full work. : ..; . • P . Is , • •- • ~,The• urcia cr to tote Clete Tools, Implements, Cast,rlF,s, ;?!4•wys, and other Articles (except the ti - .>ck of Iron) tipoit ilk Preto's-es' titan appraiseinelit• . -. ~ A I;so . the CEAS l• of the. MI NESof 1 a o NSToN in kier about 12, Acres Of Laud, situated -near Wecluesbury 'Ler re ed, and under several Pieces of broken Land in or , uti- Wednesburyand Lee Brciok Colliery ; tbr a 'Perm of 0 .T.etkrs, contentein. 'ruin Lad 'i l ,ty - 'B O i . at' the RoyaltY pf 3s•,per Bloom: . ' • -• )" ':' ' - --- • stAka 06 LEAS E - Of 'a :FA RM' and LANDS, containg ‘47 Acres. adjoining to the aforesaid I ron. works, lona ,e oaterrn of •i•.i Years, commencing from Lady -day: Ito*, at In itvat of 5.0 • 4s• ' .. . . NI t) , , I with a' out 1% • ,-). file 1 urchaser iniy he a ccomtno,litet. -, ... , .. , Acres -of W •,.li - b r - Iron itone au ' the S•artaee t l O 4 , 1 , , , . ics ti y - , -- . es of4Freeholil 'Lands at Wednesbury. - i +or - • • clerk at the iv, ri ,- A I lle‘lr of tne P reml.ses, apply to the ...• 1,1 A dilen... br,„;.s and_ for further 14ircieulars, ptY t(,), .6.;n4laji, ke4'rke AdlentOOke, Esev. th-e Proprietor, At lb oltalls.i•is, Siol. t,,_ tourbridge Worcester,,hire i- Of 14 ' Mr ' R 9 1 `'''r 41 Stourbridge. J as i z r~ r I N MONDAY,.. JANUARY . 30, 1804. 7 4c. PITT and Mr. ADDINGTON. This Day was published, price 3s. A VIEW of the RELATIVE, SITUATIONS LA of Mr.: PITT and Mr: ADDI - INICt ON, previous to and on the night of Mr. Patten's Motion. . :By a IVIKIABER oi . PARIJAMENT. Printed for John Stockdale, N. t - 81 Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, pr i ce 16s. 6d. bounCl` in 'red calf and leitefed. The London Calendar for 1804, inclizaing the Almanack, Arinsof the Peers andßanincts, Companion, and East India List, complete A GUIDE TO SCHOOL. BOOKS. . This Day was vublished, . • A New Edition, enlarged, price Is. • A PRACTICAL ADDRESS 'to INSTRUC. Li' TORS and PARENTS, on the RIGHT (4/OR:F. and ,USE . ()fine best Elernentary . BOOKS in ev ery B arc h of EduCation; pointing' out their respective Merits, and tile order in which they ought to be successively adopted. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. - Reelor of Newpo:t; and late Master of the Grammar School in that Town, The following critical SanClions have appeared of this va luable and Le sef•il Worit • " This is a well-written and judicious Publication, con veying a cht.pradica-1 I nitirmation on the supjett of Educa tion, and is therefort.highly worthy the perusal of every Per , son concerned in the I itrii•roVetnent of the rising Generation. The account of Books generally irsed in Schools seeins..to be the result of 'e%perience, and certainly disPl.tys much erudi he •Author's Recommendations and Snit - lines are accompaAied . with such Reasons and Critical .Observations as do him great credit . , both as a Sclmlar and Christian Teacher." ANri-JACOHIN REVIEM: ”1n the First Part bf this Work are several judicious Ob serxations ; and the SeColid Part enumetates - the most - useful intros udory books:in every .Brancla of Knowle;}ge, reiniirk- V 5 on -thttir rsspeaive Merits, and , cantioning Parents anti instmetors against some Books which the Author, upoh just grounds, objects to. 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The • Whole illustrated by numerous and elegant Engravings of the .Anatomy and piseases of the HOrse; and forming a .Work no less calculated to assist the Professio . nal Veterinarian, than the pratiLsing Farrier, the !;:utter, and the pAvate Gentle man, acquiring a knowledge of the morbid atiaiio k is , to which Horses, Dogs,. CowS;•Shevp, Pigs, 'and other Domes= tic Animals are subj7.!&.-, f• 13y THOMAS BOARDMAN, - - Veterinary Surgeon to the - ;r1 (or King's own) Regiment of London : Printed for. d..X.earsicy, F [cot- street: This i)ay was published, I ii• Two Volumes Otztvo, , ...p . rice /is, ' T•.PARENT's • FRIE.ND ; „consi;tinz of • • 1- Extl•ae..ls fruin Works vn liiducatbn, from Montagne to the present thy, viz, lVloaragoe, Marquis of Hatithx, Lucke, Fenelon, Toutchay, Watts , ' Burgh, Nelson, Ash, Kruger,' itousscau, Fvfxlycd, Cliva`piSne, Gregory, C besteriickl, 'Pucker, Priestley, Mad. 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Work, with an Exposition of the Ignorant:trot the new Cilif Cal Junto. • 'Vo.which are subjoined. arrAceount of ibc Conduct of ter tilit Individuals in Bernard's Room, Edinburgh, at the , At,- . thor'i, Piobstionary Letiure, arid the Outlines of his Course or Loath= °lithe Science and Prat - bee - or Elocution. fly JOHN THELWALL.• Printed for the Author, and sold by R. ThurgoOd, No: $3, New ate-street, i.ondOn and by ail 'other BoiAsellers in Town and . Country, , ._ • 1 - 11 4 VMATISMS Palsies;. and Ou aty. AfFec, • tionsi with their usual. idite,graitants, Palls, Flatulency, Incligestion,ltal general Debility (origi nating in wluitever Soursq..z . .arb.refievecl antl . frerfitiiiltly cured by WHITtH EAD'S Bl§.-Vistf.f.V. of MUSTA I'ILLS, atter ,every failed. • - ' lie Fluid Essence of...4ttsr4rd' (used - with • the, Pills in th6se complaints Where necessary) is perhaps nst ac tive,'penetrating, and. effedual 'Remedy the World, cur ing the severest Sprains.and Bruises in "less than half the time usually taken by gpocleldoe, Arquebugade, 0/ anv'other 'Liniatent' or IFmbrocation; and. if used * immediately after any *accident, it prevents the part turning black.. • The stillhess naturally .itrising from., 'the first use of the Musket, it immediately removes. It is prepared awl Sold at 2s. gd. each boxor bottlc, by R. Jclhnston, Atiothecary, No, •ts;• Greek-street, Soho, London, and inay-L: had of every Medicine Vender in Great. Bittain and Ireland. THE QUEEN OF FRANCE. • k MO obviate th - e'unpleasarit sensatio ns . ,experience,d . •-.11. by those Ladies who Have stiperfitions Hairs growing on the Face and Arms, and to render their persons More lovely and attrattive,induced the Propritior of AL D's ROYAL COMIIOSITI ON, to submit that important Discovery to the patronage of the Female World. - 'Phis incomparable Depilalory. (first prepared . for the, untbrtimate• _Antoinette), not only-removes an.t eradicate at I. superfitioutf Hairs, with— out causing. the least unpleasant sensation, hut renders - the Skin ;pore: delicate . and • fair. Sold •by Appointment, in Packets,at ss. 6d. and is. each; by CI atteand Lea,•No. 5; New Bond-street; Davison and Son, No. 59, Fleet street ; Cryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; Vickery, Tavitnek-street ; and wholesale, by Berry, reek'-street, Soho ;by 'Yiner, street, and Marriott, North Parade, Bath ; • Bulgin, -Bristol ; A. Smith,- Edinburgh ;- Gregsons, Liverpool,; Eticlow,cS, Shrewsbury ; • Collins, Salisbury, 'Dancer,. York ; Leeds; Moll, • Worcester'; Jones, •Oifordr;, and lhiswOrth, Manchester. THE King's Evili -, whi:cl.l-,Lizrivr..a. its name from e the faith in a royal - silver,•;.•was a'zfeinedy which carried Medicine into, (3 othic'ofif , ctirity."-lteasoll and Physic acquiring a more. respeetable'ibining, dest i rpyyd• the belief in Charms.; and in Charles's reign, the respetiable isernare have a method of cure Zrr ratorial principlesirccif practice. In the glands Scrophula generally fixes, rici 3 Ozos l e more especially about 'the. neck and ;throat, obsirsiding,the 'absorbent glands, and' those -ippropriated 'for the saliVa, 'and Otos - eat-pt . tasting. - Spilshairs's-Antiseorbutie Drops in• crease the gla . ntiular aCtion . and :for. that reason have been preferred in cases of Scropt;nl4. In SeroPhuthnS diseasys:ol /the Skin it produces so- trees circulati'dn'o(the.veripiratiori, and other necessary-secretions .' that as'a remedy iri 'obstruc tions of this ki n d it is une . i.o4lletl.• . * . • *4 For. the 'truth of the assertion of ti e cure of vide spa stittry's.Tieafise and Calks-of • Scu rvey Gout, &c. Price sold together with, t!)e D: pa; No. - ts, Sono- Autire, in honk s , flans?, at is. 5:1;.406. ,- .21141.1 ? 25. ea‘ll. ). ,i Atit. ll ,, A 4,,,,,,,,...,.„4,,,,,, , •..,,./..._..r.„F„,....,,;,....)..:,.._:;. ~., ,, ....„....„.„,;.:1_... 740_,5--,:- . -,,-.7.- ~ . . ......, 4:: *..... ir -0 ~,,z , i 'l- : ,, , M,.. ~,, ,31 x .. , ,A x ;N: : ;!,, - • , 11 4"; 1 1 t • rh \ f> y v i s !".• ck: - 5- _ " 4 , 40z, T • NI •<, • 4 . I'IP-(r :' ~ ' •*-,.7 '' ; -'?1(1,-- (PRICE 3IXIi_ti4CE: OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, iS O 4. THE - • • - • PRINCIPALof OFFGERS HIS MA. 7ESTP.I OR DAY/INCE do' herely gt r IVoii4;, That Proposals' will be received at their Ogre in St. 214.27 , --.intstreet; 11/; , stininster, on Thursday le ad day February next; from -such Persons as-may be willing to uptlertake tlJe Supply 61:LEA. 'TREK EECHES and GLO.T<.43:for the iioYal-Horse, Artil lery and Corps of Gunn.er DII : OerS, upon Contract for a period cji Three Years from the .tst of 4-7-11 next. Patterns Ofthe Articles may be seen upon apliiiration to Geasts the Ordnanee Storekeeper, at kkroolguith, and the Terms lard'andi lions of the Contra/} may. lie known, it the ecretaiy's,OFre, in St. ittargaret7s-street,zforc.raid, any day benveen the hours of Ten and Fear o'Clork, where the iiroparals -tire to he delivered sedt . ed and marked an the catside, " Proposals for the Supply of Leather Breeches and Glove;" but its Propowls earn he milted after .T Thursday 24 of kitrilaty next, 4 Order of the Box? d , R . C R EIS; Secretary, . 41:211:1" CONTRACTS. • Commissary Gemerai'i Office, - Lof:d o e t ; Yn auaty N OTICE is hereby given to all' Pers...z.vs desirous of Cokrariing tv sup,* Forage, viz. OArns'i HAY, and STRAW; to surh Horses rOelonglng Maje..,y'r Fore ' as now are or hereafter may be rtalioneel in the !dandy ril . :Ce:l. !ER N- R S 1", and ALDE,RWEY ; the 4'eliveriei 19 CQ*. inence on and Ar the 25,1) Day of March next—. That Proposals v*.it •writing, sealed:fp and ,n4r,ted " ? T ENDER FOR FORAGE," ;via hi received at this Office on or brfire the Isth Daj, , 4 Fe3rU.• a 7 Out none will be received after Twelve, o'Ciock on :Lit 04),. and if sent b.j.. Port, the Pcstage to beitai. 4 .. ' The Proposals must cont a in the . A'ames l land Residexas of two good Sureties. Patticulds of the Contraa may is bad upon application at '[2:sc, between the hours of Ten and I:,ur. ARMY CONTRACTS. Committerry C.;eneral'i . Offce; Londoh o yanuav 26, N OTICE ii hereby gicvett, That the C'emlizissaty - General :is rail .) ; to receive fr(d,t , sals); , )^ of His illajesb , 's Troops as shay be enc'aisfedin the eon , se of present Year, fx the . Jafruing •-a....ith BREAD, EQ.. RAGE, SPR hill'", and FIJI!. ; such Proposals to hc - ,,rent iii to' eliis Office on cr before the 15th Day of Pihrliarj! n(xt (o3serving that rto‘ . ie7eill be reccizied after T.toct% , : o' Clork on .bat ; In d ij .3int Patti the Postage to he D IST R 'CDS . • Cbt.. N 7'l Es „ Dernv. , tiottitlgham, • 7? "' I.eicetei arlfek. I Bedford, South Ittl&ti. Northampton. 13u4inghAtti. Proporah mutt be made. scparafely fie each,. b IstriS; ftrii:is of twa koala' Strretie:, With their places of resideace, mu,r be initrted . at Jo it thertV: • , -The. Partier.i..lo- of th'erontrat,.7 may' .6e had upon . application at c6ll . Vre the boars rf .Ind Fe:tr. . To TROMAS. T. 4 YLOlti . Esq. " • " ' No. 9,. New Bridge-S:reet, LOnclun. • • 'Edinburgh, March Ig', Agar. . BEG . leave- , toAnfarm you, that , ever since the yeFt '1 . 79q 0 I. ,haye twen,,giaed with the Lues Vene-• rea • which, h o rn its obstinately resisting every course of F ewribed ley the .most eminent of .the Faculty netC, and I s Mdergpillg 'several • severe courses. of salivation, and twicdisettarged horn - the - 4-lospit'al, - would appear to be of the . - most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my ilisdrtier had :got to such a - held, as nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a . -large ulcer on the crown , ol my• head, one on each arm, and my legs .wee broke out in a -frightful tnannet ; my tight-was dread fully painftil,. and-had been in a . state or ulceration for the last seven years;' my kit tied alsr tivo large nodes on it; -vas very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat tug 155111, Oqicla lardy when .warm .in bed, as nearly to de prive me of., rest; in this lathentable state, I iwas teconi mended by .Mr.- '1 ThOinpsoli, •(who received so great a cure by them . here); to take' your Leake's Patent Pills ; w hich I beigan "to do oh • the 16th• of May 1 . in the course - of a fOrtnight, 1 began In receire little more than a month, the ulcers on my herd 'and arms were soundly healed—soon after, .. the sores •on - .!ny legs healed also ; however, consaierable discotouration in tho skin, and - paurin.the bone of the lett, which, -by the Bles sing ot,God, and a little longer perseverance itt.your inva luable 'Medicine, subsided ; the nodes , disnersing,. the skin regainimi its pat nral•inie,' and the nocturnal'. pains gradually going olt. . I thus becalm, -by your, liberal advice and - Me. dicing; PerfeCtly free - 'from all. my :farmer complaints- 7 3- have recovered' .my former 'spirits and strength, and ant be come jolly and Lit, m which state haVingenutintied many ininiths to the astonishment of :ill ho 'knew me, I am - at ._ a loss in What term - s,to express 'my gr,,titiide, but beg feu, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this 'my case as public" as 'possible, as shall on' every occasion ; in so- doing-, you ,wall greatly oblige, : Sir, your grateful, • noedient, very humble servant, . ALEX. MURK E.R. • Swan's Close; High-street, Ediabtirgh. Witnesses to the above Cuse : • • f o TH OM) , son, No: New: Poultry 'Market ; and Io t NV I 05ii,.01,1-AssembiY:Cloge, Edinburgh. ' • Ptepared and-Sold bysthe sole Proprietor, • • . THOMAS TA Y Lox, Meinber of the Royal. College of Stir. • • geonS, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, aftet„ti.constantresikuce of 0161 - 0 . .thirty-six years, in a' pia&ice.-partictilarly ; directed to the cure of Venereal Coinklaints and thoseincidental to-the -Parts'Of` Generation', with.' thit invivaable secrecy which . men • his'profession sholld• always - observe- :itch cases, - he' tiatters himself, the,:rdvice and _assistance he patuituusly'''' - administers to persons_ taking -this.;Medicine, will be esteemed, by a s4iseerning . Public, aS••':an advantagesel. • dom attainablieind void of all ambiguity.- . • .AlSorild, by,. hisapix)intitrent, for- the eonv. , enienee 'of those living at a distance, at the Perfwner's, N0..35, St. -*lbart'street, ToYshop, N 0. . -103, Ox fr;d,s.trw.t ; Di borough's,. No.. 7,- Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row;Liltle Tower- Mr.-Baxter's,,South-bridge,: Edinintigh; Mr.' . donald, Glasgow ; Mr. CallWell'S, Dublin ; and. by, one person •in every considerable towainGreat 13titain ari‘i Ire -land, in I3oxes °Corti,' zs. 9d. each, sealed ..up with tull and plain witerebr-p4sonS - Of either . sex may cure themselves with east, speed, secrcey,' and Safety. • N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Lii:irai.r., Is up with • Stamp, : on :which, by favnur of the Commissioners is print 4 'at the 'Statrip-Ottice—r` T. Taylor, No. q, Neve - Bridge-Street,"—tini=U:s which is Yelcny, aril all QOM are couutetteits.