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. - ...... L., ~ .41.1 • X 7 4,.., , • Ilru. , . - " "-;5'2---4 1C "- A , • • .-3 :,:2 - _ •?•.`3l=rq. ,- .1°,-_-., 7 3 7-tr,-: - ..:' a, U. 41.14 A , AA., _.. '• is 3 A‘:::* 91 i t tila 401g1 4' , ~ , t t v , :, ~,, * ' l 5 MBER NEW AL AMPHITHEATRE, Under the P atronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of C-- • Wales and Duke of Y or k . The Public are respedfully informed, that-the above Theatre continuesto be crowd e d every Evening, and the following 'Entertainments received with unbounded ap plause. N MONTI • Ali , April 16, and every Evening - , 0 until Saturday t h e April - nt, will be presented ( 18 til t ime) . an entirely Scenery, new MusNice,wrieSPDedecalcnlset,a. in Two w P i a t r h t s s , p A lm ' i l t d h i d new d orations, • uncommon Combats, called ZITTAW THE CRUEL ; Or, THE WOODMA N ' s DAUGHTER. The "Spedacle written, invented, and produced by Mr. . Never perfornidd, Avri.Ey a new Comic' jun. Ballet of Action, composed by Mons. GonRIET, called THE SABOTIERS ; Or, THE VILLAG E LOVERS. An entire new Duet, written by Mr. Upton, called How d'ye du ? or, A Meeting betwee John Bull and 13onaparte. Also, a to Song, called' , Barney, leave the Girls aloLe." la the course of the• Evening, a . grand Variety of Exercises, particularly elevated Rope Dancing, by Mr. RICHER, fin° is pos:ti ye: ,' engaged only for four weeks longer. cND,.O Sr- M A N SHi P , by that unequalled Equestrian, Master „ •-n.S., assisted hy Mr. i FFERI ES, and Clown The v P ORTF. lt . 'e w “ole to c onc l u d e with a Grind Harlequinade, with extensive Sce "gieal 'Tricksner, & wc. y and ritLe Macnhiand nery i nv unentedcommon Changes, by Mr.AsT- L tY, jun. called . SILVER STAR ; Or, THE MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT. Columbine, Mrs. WYBROW Six oors o'clock s -And Clow n , M r. LAUREN.T. to be o pened at Half past Five, to begin at Half past c!ii`Lxr4s• S econd Pric e zs.—Pit as. Second Pr i ce rs. S,c o S econd. Price 6d. nd Price. to commence at Half Eight o'Clock pre c i se l y. N v l : trn aees ._ _to be taken of M rs . Connell, atthe•Box-Oflice, wster bridge, from Ten till Three o'clock. 144RPANTHEON DING SCHOOL. .f . RI 3°NES, kiding-Master, respeelfully in. .or ms hi at t h e „ r ., .s frier, and the Public, that his BENEFIT TOIII,‘‘, \ : YA L IRC US, under the Patronage of M L ajo a r l Chris 11IN ' the Officers and Gentlemen of the Loyal . . t church (Surrey) v o i' t.ers is fixed for Tuesday, April the 2 4t h . WhVII will be u' p l : for ' ined, a superb and great variety o f °V P.l- AMUSENIE z. 14 TS ; particulars of which _be expressed-in Bills and Advertisements for the. Day•. xr9ukets to be had of Mr• Buni•er, at the Old Parr's Head, niliPpt!ldi"-stre2t, lloa . or ' (.:' m'mons ; 'and of Mr. Jones, at •I ; ""t'•een Ridin g - Schoo s l - , the c i Corner of Webber-street,_ , adjoining the North -side of the MagdaienHosPital, 1\1',,r,-road. where i; till Three in the Afternoon, Blac t t e er regularly attends from Seven In a House in the polite Horse. Art the r K. „ t nqg h :, ,s i - , t d rug d L na a g d i i n es g an o ILI AN HISTOI 1N( . 7; by : Ivi :Ai. l- NA (- rioNAL PAINT the E- - • STR o. 63,. iy:aiihnitbiirtionwvi‘iill I bere n ,i ii i i i i ve orn thisMontn o i) , en to Mr. LEWIS lure ' kV P N ; ET ,Ti g t,Who is engaged to engrave thsPic- N. B . 13-4riptions tor the Engraving are still received. _ The I.( °°als, full of other Paintings, are open for froirl.the hours of Eleven till Admission, One Shilling. • - 7 . • ARMY. - r o BE SOLD, an ENSIGNCY in a West Incli a on Rejrn,-...nt,'orb reasonable terms.--A Quartcr-master Full Pay of a Regiment at Home., wi3hcs to exchange to half Pay . Apply by Letter, .post p“id, t o A 13. at N N.latkhester-builnings, Westminster, o. It, N. 43. A variety of Commissions for Sale, Exchange, `. &c. • . ...____.. BATH AND OXFORD ROAD, .: P•rsTiN(7, Al ONE SHILLING PER MILE. IS A . \.: CHARLTON, TON,; the King's }Had Inn, A. if, ;:p•..,,nd tnIIN CECIL, Castle, Salt-Hill, be to return to,.r i., ~i :r.io:ftilttlianks to the Nobility, Gentr!4 and ti.,.: i'l, -, 'i,; I,: ,•.1.,:ra1,. for the many Nobility, already re ,,,teiv'l, i!dld c..p -,. :tit, iijortn theli, that they havecom '"elieeil 14, , sting, di i int: Si,illinK per Mile; Duty includedr; 11, 1 () the t);ttc-. Acc , mmodation ot . their Friends and the Is t i lu liet will (if desire.l) forward them in the same Chaise A lree .u, , I : Gur Sta - es on either Pod& prir t 3 i 8 •--.---......_____2____`)4. -• %E P•kRTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE, t , ATtm-r BEDSTEADS AND TABLES , . . jLErt's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet : - are rine Str • -roortis and Manufacaory, Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe eet• - A large assortment of articles of the newest. neatest, add most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned materials,ts an ' d e x - ellent workmanship, with several lin- Provemen. ' .e l3 _ UTL EP, respectf u ll y relies on the good discernment of ille Public, that they will zee .through the paltry devices and. insinuations opposed to him and counterteiting his arti cles. It is well known that Bev LER has two patents, one or tables the other for Bedsteads ; the principle of the first !seapplicable to almost all kinds of 'Tables, and is allowed to 12 a gre ousesat imp and r for ov ement ; i t lenders them more Convenient H, much mare portable. The other is, applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Pest, principle of the f. _e i i . , .ota, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use `i 'n l ekriess, and each wl - make a handsome ten shut up, . piece of farnit m e for a Sit - ' Room, Bce. rhe I. "' Post and T " Itc4)111, 124-e5 , 1116 with ent Beds g° together in all parts . brass, and are fixed with , much ease Without the s, pr tacks or nails inattl:,ex furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of th Army and Navy', and the furniture, ' lie' ad apted for Gentlemen of the BUTLER'S Patellt IVlallUfanC,itlialende4Sl Ifia,:e. been graciousliY N air portable Chairs, iirc. a tronizd by the King, i,,,ueen towed by orders from nu ) 11 1 I .'lrtily, and Ito and have been highly number; of t aPPlnved of le i t ° t l b i l e: 11 illatnd Gentry,es Indies : the merit of the Articles hav n ie met. fa. _ tau'olurabkle encouragernent, and for which he ruestunirreishisgrate .nowledgments, •and cannot but notice the kind Of ficuesacot some others, who fix up large Signßoards, with !.i , T , LE . a s name inscribed, which may help alsn to promote his business, or should it be may he, by the Permission of Providence, manufactures and' sel is his S‘upe fisir your -post arid other Beds, excellent I - )•]:ig Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above namely Catherine-atreet, S doors from the. Strand, a Brick' front f-fouse, where he has con strueted several Tools and Machines' for working the`same, and has otherwise beettat considerable' expence to bring them to that utilit ate, y and d egree of perfeCtion at which they now At the same place may be had every Article ,for the coMpletelv Furnishing Houses. N.B. For F.xportation. PrBEA UT Y, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. HE INDIAN MOUTHPOWDER renders the Teeth beautifully white, gives the most fascinating. IttClness to the Gums and Lips, and communicates a most delightful ()dour to the Breath. This Powder is prepared Prom a valuable Drug found on the - Coast of Malabar, lately inlported from India by a Gentleman of fortune, who wit !llessed,and ex periencei-1 its wonderful Properties. He has subinitted.it to theinspedion •of a Medic.il Gentleman in I , • fisnt'?n, who so highly approves of it, that he sandions it h his name and recommendation, having ascertained that i, , s - , a, . . pecan. remedy for ilie Scurvy in the G tuns, a radical vuro.for the Tooth-ach, and decidedly the best Tooth Pow tier in Inc world, and so innocent, that it may be used by Zllhfants.- Price is. lid. and as. 9d. Prepared by the - Doetor, , Mandlu,lee and retail, by his Agent, No. 21, Pall -4,11 retail, by Mr. I' , Withers; No, 229, Strand, near riltple Bar. SATURDAY, APRIL 1., 1804. GREAT ROOM, K.ING's THEATRE, HAYMARKET. • 411.. SALOIVION respealully acquaints the No bility, Gentry, and his Friends, that his ANNUAL CONCERT will be performed at the above Room on MONDAY the 2,3 d inst. PART I. Grand Overttire. Winter. Duetto, Signora RO Nth VI NO, and Sig. MORELLI. New Concerto Violin, Mr. SA LO MON.—Salomon.. Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON. New Concerto German Flute, Mr. ASHE. Ashe. Scena ' Mr. BRAHAM. PRRT. 11. , Grand Simpliony—BeetboVen; Song, Mrs. BILLINGTON. New Concerto Piano-Forte with a charaleristic Rondeau a la Chasse, Mr. STE•IBELT -Steibelt. , . Song, Sig. VIGANONI. - Duetto, Mrs. BILLINGTON and Mr. BRAT-TAM. Finale, (by particular desire) Haydn's - Grand Military Overture. The Doors to be 'opened at seven, and the Concert to begin at Eigitto'Ciock Tickets at ros. 6d. each, to be had of Mr. Salomon, No. 18, Suffolk-street, Middlesex Hospital, and at the principal Music Shops in Town. The 23d of APRIL, 1804, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW NO. SCHEME; No, of Prizes . . Val. of each.• Total Value. 2 of 4:aoopoo. are Z:40,000 2 - 10,000 . 20,000 " • 3 - 5,000 15,000 4 - 2,000 . S,ono 12 - 1,000 - 12,000 1 3 • 300 - 6i500 20 2.30 , 4,000 50 ' 100 5,000 • 100 50 5,000 7,350 - 20 - 147,000 lo,oop TieketS ' ,Catiz,soo .Yart of the Capitals. First-drawn Ticket First Day t,ooe First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day ,C.io s ooo First-drawn Ninth llay - - 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - ,C. 17 is o Half - 9 4 0 Eighth - z 7 o Quarter - - 4 13 o Sixteenth - - I 3 6 . * * *Tickets and Shares will gradually rise until the Drawing. LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1803. kJ WIFT and Co. No. rl, Poultry, have on sale -TICKETS and SHARES of the above Lottery, to be. gin Drawing on-the 23d of the present Month. The follow. ing Capital Prizes of the Lotteries in and for the year 1803, were sold and registered at this Office, viz. No. 226, a Prize of ,C. to,oso in Shares. sOOO Shares. 20,430, - sOOO. Ticket. 19,556, • - - - Soon Shares. 4L,696 - zoo° Shares: And others of roool. &c. &c. &c. OLDESTSTATE LOTTERY OFFICE, Established in the Year 17.41, No. 8, Charing Cross. 'CARTER, (late MADDISON's), respect. V V • flay intbrms his Friends and the Public in gene , ral, that he is now selling Tickets and Shares in variety of Nunabers•at the above Office, where, for Sixty-three Years, many capital - Prizes have ' been sold and shared, and all Prizes paid on demand. • The Lottery' commences Drawing on the 23d inst. con sisting only of 30,000 Tickets, consequently an advance may be expected. All kinds of Government Securities bought and sold by Commission at this Office. NEW MUSIC Composed by L. VON ESCII. Just published by 13roderip and Wilkinson, .No: 13, Hay market, London, MUSETTE 'VARIES, price 2s . L'Hcure LS de Minuet' Serenade Duo, price 3s. Le'Songe, price 35. Marse::ois Hymn, as a Duo, price zs. 6d: -Le Retour de Wandsworth, price Ss. A Russian Divertimento, with an Accompaniment tui the - Flute, price 4s. ; also for Harp and Piano- Forte,. price ss. 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It had, however, remained our of print several years, but the Author has now re-published it, with such considerable Improvements and Alterations adapted to the present advanced state of Agriciilture, that it may be justly described as an entirely New and Modern Work. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The ANNA LS of AG R I CUCT Uitls, a Periodical Work, edited by Mr. Young, in Monthly Numbers, at zs. each, and complete Sets in forty Yoluntcs, price 221. 14S. 6d. in boards. HOLCRO FT's TRAVELS;, This Day were published, • In Two .elegant Volumes, Quarto, decorated with a great nUmber of Vignettes, with a separate Atlas of large and splendid Engravings, representing the principal Objetis and Buildings in Paris, price Eight Guineas in boards; or, with the . 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ES of LETTERS recently written by a GENERAL OFFICER to • is SON on his ENTERING the ARMY; comprising a Course of Elegant InstruCtion, calculated to unite in the santa Person the Charmers and Accomplish ments of the Gentleman and the Soldier, illustrated by nume rous Examples and Anecdotes from Ancient and Modem History. Published by Permission. The Subjeas of these invaluable and elegant Letters are Health and Bodily Strength, Anger, Bravery and Courage, Falsehood, Greatness of Soul, Pride ai d Vanity, Love of our Country, True and False Glory, Firmness of Mind, Duelling, Intrepidity, . - The PassionS, Discipline, ' Gaming, . Humanity, Drinking; Modesty, Love, Prudence, . ' Friendship, Secrecy, Science of War, , Foresight, . , Taaics, Guides, Spies, and Deserters,. Acquiring the Art of War, Councils of War, Geometry, Geography, and Dafing A.Ctions,- . --...- ...- —Design, , - . Confidence of the Soldiers, The Languages, Means of Insuring their Cott- History, rage,- . Military Studies, Distrust, - The Coup d'CEII, Honour, Reading, False Honour, Qualifications of a General, Discretion, - • &c. &c. &c. Raillery and Slander, . With a Table of Contents; and an Index to the Exam ples, Anecclotes,-and principal Subjeas. Printed tor. Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; and to be had of all Booksellers in the British Do minions. This Day was published, price as. 6d. DISCOURSE ‘.ll the MANAGEMENT of IN FANTS, during the periods of Nursing and Wean ing ; being the first of a Series of Discourses, intended to form:a Work on the Management of Infants, and the Treat ment of their Dikases. Written in a plain, familiar style, to render it intelligible and useful to alt Mothers, and those who have the Management of Infants. By IOHN HERDMAN, M.D. - Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh ' - T. N. Longman aqd 0. Rees, and S. Highley, London ; F. Charnley, and D. Aikenhead and Son, Newcastle; Messrs. Grahams, Alnwick ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow;.... Archer, Dublin; and W. Magee, Belfast. PERCIVAL's CAPE OF GOQD HOPE. On the ist of May will be published, In Alto. price IL ts boards, dedicated, by perinissioci, to . His Royal Highness the Duke of York, ACCOUNT of the CAPE of GOOD A. HOPE ; containing a Description of its.present State, its i'rodu&ions, the Manners and Customs of its Inhabitants, &e. &c. with a View of the Advantages which might be de rived from its Possession by Great Brita:n. By CAPT. ROBERT PERCIVAL. London : Printed* C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge street. Where may be had, by the same Author, An Account of the island of Ceylon. 4to. price il. Bs. inboards. This Day was published, in One Volume Octavo, price 6s. in boards, • ATOUR through several of the MIDLAND and WESTERN DEPARTMENTS of FRANCE, in the Months of June, July, Auguiti and September, 1802. With Remarks on the Manners, Customs, and Agriculture of the Country,, illustrated by Engraviii-s, By the Rev. W. HUGHES. Printed for T, Ostell, Ave-Maria Lane. • Chitraaers of the Work " A considerable degree of monotony has prevailed in the recent accounts of France, from 'their having been, for the must part, confined to descriptions of the Capital ; but the present Tourist varies the scene of observation, by taking us pinto the Departments, and tracing the eltMs of tite Revolu tion on the Inhabitants of the. Country. His cireuit. indeed, not very extensive; nor was much time occupied' in no ticing foreign customs, manners, and praCtice of agriculture ; yet Mr. Hughes appears to have made rood • use of every op portunity for observation ; and the . reader _will be induced to wish that he had taken a wider range, and that his remarks had extendectto more of the Provinces of Prance."—Monthly Review :or May.. A NEW LAW. DICTIONARY. Dedicated (by permission) to the Right Honourable Lord • E I I,;nborough. • Tbis Day was published, • • in One very thick Duottecimo" size., containing 9p wards of Six Hundred Pages, closely printed, price tps: bd. boards, or 12s. neatly boupd in calf "and-lettered,_ • CONIPENDIOU'S LAW DIC7IIOI\I4 . IIY . ; co n taini ng loth an Explanation of the Terms, and the Law itself.' Intended for the USe of thc - tountry Gen tleman, the Merchant; and the Professional Ain. •• • By THOMAS I'.OT.TS, Gent.. - Late of Skinners' Hall. London : Printed for, and tiold'hy, Th(inias Ostell, Vo-: 3, Ave- Maria.• Lane, and every - Bookse! ler- in the United • King dmn ; where may be had, just: publishers, an Improved Me thod of Book-keeping, the. result of - thirty years piadical experience. By lohn Shirrs; Accomptaut.. • In One Vol. Quart(?) price 7s, 6W. boards. • rißiCfi §IXPENC t. OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, „ March 31, 1804, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA. J. JEST I'', ORDN.Th T CE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in St.. ,Ifargaret-street„ OPertmist.ser, on or ;se . c.re Monday the 23d of April rasa, from such- Perron: a r may be willing to undertake the Supply of IRON MONGE RV ARTICLES for the Service of this Pepartment ? upon Contrail for a period of Three Years. Patterns of the Arades to be supplied, may be viewed at the principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tr wer, and the Terms, Cote.: ditions, and other Particulars of the Contrael, may be knawn upon applicatiou at the Secretary's Office, in St. Marga,ei-street, any day between she hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where. the Prota. sals are to be delivered, sraied up and marked on the Outilde," Pro p9sals for the Supply of Ironmongery Articiesfor the Ser. vice of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d of 4pril.• By Order of Board, • R. 11. CREW, Secretary This Day was published, in Svcs. price 7s. iit boarda, AN ENQUIRY, into the LAWS of CHEMI. CAL AFFINITY. By C. L. BERTHOLLET, Member of the Cons.nyative Senate and National institution. Translated from the French by Nl'. FARR,EL, M. D. Printed for 1. Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street. . Where may be hid, A System of Chemical. Knowledge, and its Application to the Phenomena of Nature .nd Art, by by A. - F. Fourcroy. Translated by W. NichOlson. In as viols. Svo. with Synoptic Tables in Folio, price 51. ss. 'boards. This Day was published, In Bvo. price as; 6d. No. XI V..for April ISt+ of THE 'LAW JOURNAL; by J. P. SMI H. Esq. of Gray's-inn, Barrister at Law.; containing tlu.. Com pletiolt of the Reports in the Courts of King's-Bench and Chancery, for Michaelmas Term •tgo3. AbstraCt of Acts of Parliament, Account and Analysis of New Law Books. Life of turd Keeper Coventry, from an ancient and original MS. with Notes by the Editor, &c. London Published tbr the Editors, by W. Clarke -and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. Ut whom may be had, the former Numbers. LEVEN IRON WORKS. . In the Parish of Markinch, and County of Fife s Scotland. To be Sold by Public Roup, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, upon Thursday the feth of April, doe, at Two o'Clock Afternoon, in consequence of an Adjournment, at a reduced upset Price, • I — HE LEASE of the LEVEN IRON.WORKS, 1 with the,whole Machinery, Eredions, and Materials ; also, the LEASE; of the FARM below, belonging to the Company. The following Particulars respeding the Works may be noticed : • . I. The Iron Works consist of one Blast-Furnace, a Casting. house, and another Fornace built. 11. The Iran-Works are supplied with an excellent Coal ; one Seam of the Coal, presently at work, is from 9 t.) tz feet thick ; and another Seam under it is 7 feet , tbiCk,' no part of which has yet been wrought. 111. There is a Band or Stratum of very superior Iron stone, about r; inches thick, covering a great extent of Coal, and Coal Waste; besides various other seams of Iron-stone in the Lands. V... The Water of Leven, on which the Works stand, issues from Loch Leven, which is about seven miles distant. V. The Furnace is wrought by a Water-fall upon the Water of Leven; and the Colliery is drained by a Water wheel, also wrought by the River.. . VI. There is plenty of Lime-stone in the neiellhourhood, and the Works are within a few miles of the sea-purts of Dy_ sart and Kirkaldy, and 'in a fertile - populous part of the Country. where labour is cheap. VII. The Rent payable to the Proprietor for the Coil and Iron-stone, for the consumpt of nor Blast-Furnace, is wool. per annum; certain Royalty is payable for any farther consumption ; and a Rent of zoo!. per annum is paid for the use of the Water of Leven. VII I. The I.ease of the WOrks is for thirty.eight years from z6th May, t 8 31. . . IX. The Farm, for which a separate Rent is paid, consista of about 7o Acres. N.B. Lord Leven, the Proprietor, has declared .his wil lingness to give every reasonable accommodation and encou ragement to the Purchaser of the Leases. It is proposed to expose the Premises, with three complete Cylinders and the Working-tools, agreeably to an Inventory, in One-Lot, at the upset price of 35001. ; and the Purchaser will receive the wrought Coal and Iron-stone upon hand at certain rates per ton. fixed by the Articles of Roup. Further particulars may be learned -by applying to Mr. fames Kyd, Writer, Cupar ; Mr. john Tait, W. S Messrs. Gibson and Oliphant, W. S. or Mr. Charles Bremner, W.S. Edinburgh ; or Messrs. Dobie and Thomas, Crane-court, Fleet-street,. London. Mr. Gavin Inglis, at Markinch, will attend those who wish to inspeft the Works, Minerals, &c DK. NOMUS's DROPS. HEALTH being the - most invaluable of human enjoyments, it is a duty we owe society, tq contri bute all in our power to preserving So great a blessing. in calling the public attention to these truly excellent Drops, a pleasing confidence arises, thata Medicine proved by the ex p •rience of more than half a Century, will excite the afHicl ed to a trial ot its virtues. The approaching season is pecu liarly adapted to a display of their surprizing powers, for, though a specific in every species of Fever, they . stand un rivalled; it is in disorders ot a putrid tendency, incident to summer-heats and warm climates, that their salutary influ ence prevail 'almost beyond the limits of belie; they not only check putrescence in every stage, hut • recal vital, power even in the moment of • expecled . dissolution ! BY • supporting insensible perspiration, they remove , obstructichs in the system produdivea Scurvy, Gout, R lieuinatisin, with va rious other Complaints : in the Asthma, Colds, Coughs, and beginning.Consurnptions, they will he found equally be neficial- The Family Bottle, 225. ( Duty included) is only to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook street, GrosVenor-square, where 80 , ,ks of Cures are deliver ed gratis, and orders for exportation - executed. Sold in smaller Bottles at I is. 'and- 2s. gd. wholesale and retail, by Bacon and Co. No. Jso, Oxford-street. Retailed by all other Venders of Medicine. A Certificate, signed by the Proprietors, is attached to each Bottle. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. JAMES!s ANALEPTIC PILLS.' • TO obviate the Impositions wllich have long been praaised in regard to this Medicine, a small attention only is requisite ; for as by favour of the .Commissioners of the,Stamp.o4ice, separate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newhery's use, ,with his Name engravdd in the'Startips, the, Imitation of,which ' would be a Capital Olfmee, 'the-ge nuine 'Preparation may now. be .reachly aseei nines' ; it is therefore recommended to Purchasers not to open any Box in tonne, unless they observe the words, '" Newhery, No. 45; St. Paul ' s, "' printed in the Stamp. TheisUporior Excelience,orthese Pills in Rhouipatismaid Colds, - as well as in other Complaints to which the huttwa frame . is liable, froni the vicissitiades of our Ciiin iro; is . venally acknowledod They are .admirably ()Alt:lda:cc! r Bilious, and other,Disorders of the Stomach and iiow els ; • for Head-achs occa , i,.iped by Indigestion ; and for prcveMii Palsies arid Apoplexio6, .so Often the coriscqueace• is e Living. Recourse.should be had to them atter every F...., •cess,.aill upon every. slight Indisposition.; i.nd this characteristic of l'?'rimii - iting Low;evity 0 , maintained ; for by aSsisth*• nature in the due diSciiare f the animal functions, arid by .kcepinA the CoristitOon, as it were, in continual rFpa'ir, they preserve the hody in health and vigour, and prevent preniafure' decay. 'They ri:q'uirc no particular confinement nor attention to diet. • • They are sold only by F. Nowt* and Suns, at the Ware. house for. Dr.. James's Powder, N0..45, Sy. Paul's, a t.nv doors froM Cheapside, London; and at Dr. jam , s's late ho I,es in Bruton street rio boxes price 4s: 6d.reach, Stamp includ ed ; 9r the quantity of Sic to ono larebox