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I, r - ifr 1 ' • E -1,-.:- - - egt- c _ - 3!sr• ' "S *,.. - 444 '"lhilr , 4, 1"..---, *;:r ,', i „.,. ~) ‘-- . 1.....4.; - , . / c i ,• ,s , • • - 4 . •••• v , -,---- - ,.,.., ,~.., f.itA.- - ',9. ..I:. . 7-. .- ''- . • ' ' = -- -- -A'• , ' ' . 41 - ;<- , 1 ,... ..... 0 - 4'3 ,-_,T 1 ---'rt• ) ''''S 7 ..-•-•:„... j „,, - --..r • --_- ._,,..,.... - . ( ' l O afl , 1 i , r: NUMBER 27811 ADV E RTi S E T. . GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase a FREE ro: LI) or COPY HOLD ESTATE, - of gOod or im irsdule. L.arld,.of from Six to Twelve Hundred per Annum. tortated krone of toe Northern Counties from the Metro= and the Tenants are at Will,..the more desirable. A • ii..; t or. on the Pi - anises is not abs olu t el y re q uired, nor , 1 41 d that be atr obstacle to the Pii?thaser. 711kod . line addressed to. A., 8... t Nw:. 9, Bache's-row, City, beimmecilately attended to. _ . ARMY. TO,be immediately SOLD, a - COMPANY in a . Wea. India Regiment. Letters addressed (post-paid) t, S •S . the Bar ..ot . the Prince a Wales's Coffee-houwi Leicester-xplace, Leicester-square , will be attended to. • *`°Le bupprincipais will be treated with. FREE MASONS' TAVERN, _ In• Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, TO ,BE LETT, ON - LEASE. For particulirs inquire of Messrs. 'Allen Solicitors, No. 14, Cle rtent' 8 Fits 4-inn ;or Mr. White, .44.1. , Artillery-place, nrY-square. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladies and , Gentlemen- frc.. v V queutly, sutler great pecuniary inconvenience for wan: •f knowing some respeciable channel'. through whose medium rivY.l)e, accommodated with temporary or permanent 4 t , MS ot Money: alt peisons in possession oT. Incomes aris.., Irr: n Freehold, Copyhold- or Leasehold .:,states,-in,Land 9r Hous,:s, Money in the,f uucis, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-, t s e,ments, 'Widows' loi ntu res' Annuities, - Patent Places, ~,'ergYrnen's Livings, or any ,other certain- OCP Me for Lite,. '' '''' a 7, l)- supplied with tempOrary or permanent Stunt of Mo. x e zu sa y m a e n , t w ot it i l t l , by p yin g r to rea an turn ade th q e uate ?rincipal Anith at t ity Interest po w e heir own' t ton. Perp r ial applications will be received every day,' two o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town ar C ountry, will be immediately answered. arin G r Z l44 'ssro .Met:srs. Harris and Co. at their House, No. za, 4 , l i n .t Shtlolk-street, Chg-cross ; but no letters, will be Itted unless post paid ••••,_ • -• • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,. shtaatL.si ar i i r s i iril, from _Freehold,' -Copyyold, or Leaserold 'Land or Muses, Mone in the F . Unds, -Rent ; • r ges', .IVarriage Settletlents, Widows' jointures, An :1414111 ~es,' Patent Places, Chiirch - Livings, or any _other cer-, Income- for Lite, be supplied with .temporary or 'permanent Sums to any Amount, by pa,ing Annuity In , • cre st for th e 1 - ITir il : 11 -4 1; 181 y and Gentry 'of knoWn -PrOperty, .or their and ' r ta'Y be accamtriodated on their personal. i security dual instance where the single security of an ndivi- Perso n -4 ,Y le . deemed insufficient, tile addition of anoth er ov eth `° guarantee the payment of - the Interest will re- Ptiogive n bsie , lian Ind; in all cases, privilege will be the - P - 4 a' lie' to return the principal at their own p" • etsonall ilications Will be received' every. day till Four and `Pl Letters from Correspondents. in Town or Co• iounediately answered, ad untry (post paid) will ',,t o .he . Director of the Knightsbridge Bank; at his own liouAe, No. 8 Lower John-street, Golden-Square. • . - - This Day was. published,. price Is. • Dedicated (by permissionito His MAJESTY., THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the p -k- ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, 'preached at the 46311 (1.4131 hes of Kensington, April 19, and.at St. Law.. e, • '—-- - 3 OG. I. 0. g, lune 1, . 1). .Canon ' - ‘4,/. • 4 RD, 7 1) Canon of Windsor; and_Chap. An a t , " : lain in Ordinary to ills Majesty. . _..... . ' 14/e ndik by the Society, on Shipwrecked Manners' Priii " RtGus,:itatton, Sce. - .s t. p ,te4 for the Society, andliold by F. and C. Rivington, ~.._ - , l's Chu-Nil-yard, ------i To ,„ '"" PEREMPTORILY - SOLD, TO THE 'BEST. • ru rs RIpIIER; `ant to a D ecree of' His :Majesty's Court of Exchequer jt_}7.„cs.,trninster, made in- a:CL:use,- intitlecir DAVI ES.again st belote Abel Moysey, ESQ. Deputy - to rs "Ilicsty'a Re,inernbrancer of the sald:Court, on , lifiday , 23th DatorAugust inst. at Twelve o.'Clocit- at. Noon; 14 .the' t.x.chequeeotfici in the Inner Temple, London, .4 1 ‘ . F Ri.EtiOLD * SaTA.T.S, situate in 'the Taris.lf iq g 04 .°f St'. Dogtne,ll, in the County of Perrihr9ke, Consist- - r. criers MsSiiages, Lands, and Tenethents,' the irve-' iti c o Y : npationsofEv ait jOhh, Thomas Williams,. jAnel,loyd, Richarci, Williain-Sowen, WilliSrri John, Mary ta t i`Z i r `r s. Samuel. David, the Revcfcnd Willi43k-19°s1 and cr ar , L - ' • Para ma be be. had - ( gAti3): at tlic King:s Rem:cm, r I_,,<-,)11 . 1,:e, in the Temple ; Nir. .Qatry, Solicitor, Tir rt. - Thro 4 n-t o rcon.strecr ; blr. Thomas, - Solicitor, London; Mr. Davies, Surveyor,- LlAvyn-; • 11, e „: t k 3 ,Ne Car:lig :al ; and of me. Llerbert Lloyd,. Caermar. C 4rwl :lc Yte Hiliverfoicivveart, Cardigst 4n -ancl the principal Inns *------Lart"en in and , TO •A. 33 SOLD BY - PRIVATE CONTRACT, -F E~HOLD Moderrs.l;uilt FREESTONE co " U SE, fit for the 12.r. - ..•.sidelice of a Genteel , Family, a Dia„i n gl. and..,Break last Rooms, 'four th n - c udrllbers, and. two Garrets, *ith light ,Closetl' bver, rq-Qlt Kitchen, Servants' Pantry, t Housekeeer's Room, Ice. three krgeßed,rooins over ditto ; ! blew-house ;,u a lea ; CoaCh-house; Barn, and Four-stall Kitchen Garden, Ftpin-yard, ox-house surrounded hit Planta t i ons with Wai'.:s ; twelve Acres of rich Mee -519 -`v Land, at .the end of wraith the House stands; twelve les frorn"Bfistol, and Thirteeni from Bath, in .a pleasant ot.tntry and good Neightiourheod,' where HOMO . ; are kept. k rovisions reasonable; and 'Coals at a small' distance. A ~P ; l cittlitouSe 4no A-4txt,i wsktii upwards of tool. a-year .(con_ -Tonf above), ttl4,y also be purchased, ..• • 14- 41 Slitire by I...enCr (po§t-paid), of F. G. PO s t-Offi ce , - • STOCK r - R$TOll, 1,,E IC E STERSH I RE. : 4 1 1 / 4 -.9 BE. SOLD DT - PRIVATE .CONTRACT, z1,? ,11 0 2 t rabic FREEHOLD ESTATE, con - of t he 1 1 ,1- -- € . 3IA or thw Ayo 12, the. Perpetual AD VO WSON . STOe ft ',LTORY, and the - TOWNSHIP or HA ET of R•i4 4 7-RS'TON, in the County of Leicester, which con , rreir, 4 ' r .. 4 4q, or thereanoup, 'of very 401 Meadow put a neat Mansien-house, a goo.d.and convenient with sui4bla Out-buildings to each; and Eight b • 11 cuult° " 4 e Cottages, 'all in good Repair. . it r e Land comprizes 130 Acres, or t h erea b ou t s ,- o f W o od: o 1. .w.htteon are growing 1%3Z large and valuable Oak ' o_"iber Trees suitable tor His Majesty's Dockyards, and snizAll e r 0' k Trees : • Vi • -e PiAl . crwood is cut annilany u certain proportions, figel4.4 cquie round every eighteen years, and consists of very. oat ; 14 , , iti P 1 Elm, and ()tiler Peles.• There are also .. 164 Tim- k g ''44 other Trees of Ash and -Elm groWg in the hedge. S , ''• • • - 16, 1 9C14 win , is distant about twenty miles from LeiceSter, ,Starn;orii4 and . threr ' k a 4 /Nl' in aline SportinA Country, in which Two Packs or I-pounds, are kept. twt,bis Estate is - redeemed.. . reniises may be •vluWed, application to Robert 1- 49. at -the .M the at Stackersion ;" and a Particulars May he had at the Cnambers 'of MeS.srs cji.rlin•-,ton and Bell, - Lamb-buildings,' Ternple, London King, Grantham, - ; and at'the' ()Cites of Messrs. • e i`Y) Thorpe, and Gray, in York, and yt: Temple, in ; and Plans 'tif' the Eihatio lei; With Mr. '''cr''4 nd Mr, King. WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 19, 1801. This Day was published, In One Volume, 4to. Price iSs. bOards, A Git AMMAR of the PERSIAN LAN. GUA‘GE. the late Sir WI LLIAMION ES, Knight. Fellow•of University College, Oxford, and of the Royal Societies, of London and Copenhagen. . The Fifth dition, revised, with in Index: ,London: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet street ; and J. Sewell, Cornhill. 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Straw--to whom Subscriber; lire t.,, EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON ALL:I"f E.. ! luis-been the study . of the f r roprietors of the I well-known ANTISCORBUTI C DROPS, first coin. posed and prepared by the late 1 , 1(.1N1C1 SPILSBU RA', at his Dispensary . , No, 15, Solio-square,.l.ondon, and cominutd only, and.Sojely, there to be prepared -genuine., to guard the Public against the WhiclLare daily practised against Medicines possessing the first respectability ;_and as the virtues-of the Antiscorbutic Drops . have been_ found not only an :intidote in Scorbutie.corn;qaiiits, but a sticcestul re sOUrce in Cutaneous eruptions', scr)phuia, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases dine nerves, as the list of cures . accompanying each bottle, given in an ..amplebill'of direc tions,- wit I -testify ) as Well, as the :Treatise on Diet; Gout, written'by the late Proprietor - (which. may be also had at t - he Dispensary), single them out as tit,ol?jeets_ to try,.. 'der their sandion, such spurious imitations. For this rea- , son; the-Proprietorl, by the favour of His :Zriajesty's Coui- Missioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed - a stamp on each_ ' bottle printd in black ink, with the words" Spilsburyagit Co. No. 15, Soho-square,u expressed upon it; - which, it . 9;1 PUrchaser attends to, together with .the words " Fraty:,ip Spilsbury, 'his Aritiscorbutic.D.rops, by the King's PatetiW' on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of aloe King's Arrias on the larger, he may he 'assured •he'has, ob tained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, - soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and rl. zs. each, duty . N , MEDICINE AV.' At the only Warehouse for Dr. IAWIES's POWDER, No. 45, St. .Paul's Church-yaid, a tbur Doors from the Coiner of Cheaps''de, 1-1 "E foiiiiving, MEDICINES -are Sold, at the Prices'inirexed, inc,luSire of the Stamp Ditties "un by this Att ; but no additional charge has beel - r made 'Dr. JAVIES's POWDER, which is continned at , riginal' Price of 2s. 6d. kr packet. It may also be lad at ll'. 4s. per Dozen; or the quantity of a Dozc.'n Packets in one Battle for IL 'zs. 6d. Duty ineltided- so ....! that the Public are iio sufferers. But in order to 'facilitate the operz.tion, and to lessen the burden of this Ad, which would in a great measure 'have proved a'Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicirirs are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, .or more, free from the expe4ce of the Stamps. . - .r- - "4 . . d. J. el. 0 9 Dr. James's Powder • 2 6 Cephalic STurfr Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Sreers's Peego r Cattle Powder i 6 Loie ti ; ;es I ri Dr. Hooker's Pills I I —CalitorrAtletirops t 9 Dr. Chalybeat Es . senceor . Coltsfoot 3 ö Pills - - 4 0 EsericeofPepperin. I ri Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Oratskirk s Dolby's Carminative - 1 9 G 14ss's I\l4m-six i o Tickell's 'Ethereal S pi- I oglish's Scots Pills 6 rit - - 3 6 . Grant's Drops - 1 o Greenough's Tindures i s!, Norton'6 Droo7; 5 it Tolu Lozenges Spilsbury's Props 5 o Mr. Spenee's Dentrifrice o Speedirnan's Pill; z o Freake's rjria. of Bark 3_ 6 English Coffee 2 9 Hukham's, by ditto, z 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldot 2 6 lones's Rheumatic - Convulsion Oil 2 6 - • Tincture • 3- 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied' without Stamps, as before th 4 Ad. • N. B. Asmany Persons, particularly •Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the:House, F. ISE WBERY,_ the Proirle.. tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the East. End of. St. Paul's, nearest .to Cheapside. and that -it has a laite White Stucctied . Front, with these Wprds in scribed: "'THE ONI-Y WAREHOUSE• FOR DR. IA.MF.S's POWKR:" . . Extract .of a Letter from •Mr.• Cooper, a very . respeztable Gentlettan•Farrner; at . Levingtot; near Ipswich, •to Mr.. Thomas. White, Master of the Acaderny at Colchester.. • DEAR SIRI.' .11.11IC 18,,t. 1A THEN you .write - tonr. BRO DUNI, pray inform ' V him, that . l have received from his Medicines all the benefit my!rnost'sanguine expedations could lead ine-to•loOic for, or; qty . otoSt'eatueSt wishes could induce me to .hope. My case was an irrupiion on my face, of the most virulent nature, that . was .not 'merely', extremely troublesome, but also rendered use excessively low-spirited. and ill. I strictly follotted the - rules laid down' in the Dodoes Publication, • and Was•in a short time most radically cured ' it is now nearly tWo years since I 'Viol( the 'Medicines,. and ljave•never since had the slightest return of my troubles - ram& disorder. I feel it a duty Which I owe to'the community.' (and I att su re your . just mode of thinking will induce you to join in the senti ment), that the Dot. or should be at liberty to make this case public, for the benefit of suffering individuals.; being Myself infinitely above regarding any remarks that may be Made on it bY theire3Olent, the invidious, or the incredolotti!. • • • • Yours sincerely", - COOP E R: . • six,• • . • • 0- - In justice to your merit, and for the benefit of the affilaerl, I requeSi'yot . will publish thy case Was afflicted for a length of time .with, a.-Scorbutic Disorder, for which Leonid find no relief, although I . hid recourse to'Oevetal Medicines ; bin was fortunately cured by taking your Botanical Syrup, and now In petted health,' and ready to testify the same. • • lam; Sir, your, grateful, humble Servant, • •. JOHN GOLDSI3URY, June '3;'12.0i. • • . • "Thebettoss, near Saxi'Sdi , :dhatt,, SuffOlk. : NVitrieSit.Othe above C:I I 3C, 'S A I`4 1.7 F. I. UoLOSBoRv.. The Botanical Syrup and Nervskus Cordial to be had at the ..Dodoes Houle, No. 0, ...Albion-.street (seven Doors front the Leverian 'Museum) Blackfriars-bridge, .in'Bottles of it. zs. 6d. and•ss. 6d. ' • aiSo of'Mr. Robinson next to York house, Piccadilly,; E.'Ne - Vvberv, corner ot St.-Paul's Church- Yaid ; Wird, No. 234, HolbOrn; opposite Gray's Inn; je boult and Co. (late Bacon), No. 150, Oxford-street; Pid. ding's 14ledicine War;:hbitse, No. 7-6, Oxfbrd-street ; Forbes, Druggist, No. 32, Blackman -street, Borough Bulgiii ar.d Sheppard, Bristol; Baxter; Edinburgh ; Brown, Tolzey, Bristol; Read, Vine-street, Bristol ;•--M`.Donald, Clahgow ; Chalmers, Aberdeen Bellamy, Druggist, Portz:i•:".enti ; • Bray, Sunderland; Tutes,••Royal Exchange; Williams Per. fumer to His Majesty,-No.- 4A, Pall-Mall ; ,Bottiten, Exchange ; Collins, SalisbulT ; Spilsbsiry and .Co. Alary ttreety Dublin ;- likevitists•W. Magee, Belfast, - and M. Davis, Cork, Ireland ; and by most Booksellers, and Mediseine-Ven .ders in rue three Kingdoms. 'BRODUM's GUIDE to OLD AGE, or Advice toboth Sexes, to Obtain a radical and lyrrnianent Cure for those secret infirmities of Nature,. witichAlel i cacy often forbids to disclose, even.t:o their relative's; 'with a Tregtise on Female Diseases, Nervous, Hy•poehondriac, and Consumptive- Complains... TO'systich is added, . Advice to • Bath and `Hot-well Bcthert, • &c. It is partii:ziiarly recommended to Seafaring Mesa. ' A 2,46. Bottle contains equal to five smelteries. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, THOUGH so frequent, have hitherto been found to resist the usual routine of Medicine with uncnn .querable obstinacy, and as they gradually undermine and de , bilitate the constitution, they increase in violence.—As medy for Diseases so distres.ing, the EX r RACT, or ANI MA of QUASSIA, 'will be tourict without rival : it adisir ably invigoratesAhe whole circulating mass, strengthens the stomach, andpromotes digestion; braces the relaxed rnitscil lar'fibres,and (With Out the temporary stimulus of a Cordial) by assisting Nature gradually, effects a . permanent cure.. — .For Weak and Debilitated Constitutions.it is equally ediea'- cious ; in pains and -weakness of ate stomach, or hauttual i purgings, tatibrds speedy 'and permanent relief. The,agreeable and elegant fortrubf . this Preparation; added to it: almost invariable success, has already procured it a de mand and reputation unequalled in the Annals Of Medlafie. Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and re= tail by Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street -; Newbery, corner ol St. Paul's Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 231, High Holborn ; 'Putt, Royal Exchange ; Swiney, No. 21 , Pall-Mall, and No. 168, Piccadilly ; and Turtle, No. 12,7, Strand ; in boxes 01.55. and los 6d. each, and large packages, containing five ss. boxes, II: as. each, duty included. (' But observe, none can possibly be genuine unless it has the.signature of E. Hallam and Co. written in red ink. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. co, New Bridge-s zreet, Londod. • • ' • SIR, Edinburgh; May z, 1800. ri\l the Spring of 179¢ I was afflitted with a I/elle/eat :complaint,. which I. ,treated with indiltcr calm for five months;. but was then obliged to apply to reKtifar Physician, M lO -1 31 4t .temporary stop to the virus lence Qt . ' the (Disease (by mercurial applications) for -sonic time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse awl worse for two years, 'I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated front head io foot.--My head, throat, mouth,' nose, legs, arms, &c. have. been alternittelydn danger becoming useless; in shott, I. have had Wm twenty thirty - eating ulcers on my body, and neMY totally de prived of sight.—lt mould. be volininouit. as, rue all my case=—Sufficeit to say, there- neiree9vas, eiief will be, one. or- amore. dangerous, or of A more sated nature - . I was long looked 'upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes 'of recovery-; • and, in deed., in' my then condition, death was preferable to my more than .miserable. state. In this dreadful situation din I drag a most •ntiserable existence, till Divine Providence tiirw in my way a NeWspaper containing:the caseof a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my . friends . read it, I could not:—l sent and procured Some of your LEAKE's PATENT l' ILLS, whiclv by using front time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more titan four years. indescribable distress), in as get:id a state of health as-ever I enjoyed;, as .a prceof of this,, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering .my fellow creature service;* I request you to publish.this; and you niay at any time refer persons who wish-to be-satisfied of the truth, of this, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. As few cases for badness Will wret equal mine, and none exceed it, ,I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they Will find a Sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, for that most dread ftilstage of he Venereal Disease, which is called a cox tritissEn.Loss. T 'O. Insurmountable family reasons • prevent making n• name and address public ; but creditables persons really wanting information may' also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Soldby the. Sole Proprietor ' T. TAY LO R, M em b er o f th e Royal College of Surgeons _ _ in London; a his house, No..g, New Bridge-Street, Where he will give Advice without a fee, to ,persons tak ing these Pills, and ivill-ahsv‘er patients letters, if pbst paid, on the kutie terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no' person's name or case' hailing been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, during the course of 'more than thirty-six years, ghat he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the pradice arising therefrom. • 'They are also Sold by his Appointment, tia the conve-. nience. of those living at a distance, by Mr. Watson, - South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mtimotis; Printer, G las- 1 grew, to .whom also Mr.. T. refers for his address; at the Perfumer's, - No. 3s, Si. Albin's-street, Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No., 1023,_ Oxford-street;Ar.'DN borough's; No. 7, Fisn-street-hill, nearly a_pPOsiteThe Mo fitment ; Mr. Steel's, bookseller, No'. r;lYHron.row, Little Tower-hill; Mr.. Callwel Ps, Dublin; andr one personn in every considerable town in. GrLt-11ritain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gd. each, sealed up with' ftill and plain directions, .whereby persons of either Sex may cute them selves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every hox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on wili4;h, by favour' tt Comistu sinners, is printed, at the Stanip-Office—" T. Taylor, No 9, Nevi Bridge-street," to imitate which felony, and all callers are;) uncorfeit. • 'This Day wa's published, The Second Edition'corrected, p•riC.e Is. 6d. of AN EPITOME of CHEMISTRY, in Three Parts. Part I. Intended to facilitate to the Student, the, acq.uisi tion of Chemical Knowledge, by minute Instructions for'. the performance of Experiments.' • Part 11. Direitions for the Analysis of Mineral Waters : of Earths and Stones • of Oresni Metals; and of Mineral Bodies in general. An d • Part 111. nstruelion' for applying Chemical Tests and Re-agents to various useful purposes._ , • By WILLIAM HENRY. 41 10 Printed for J. Johnson, No.. 72, St. Paul's Church -yard. Where day be riad, Mr. Henry's View of the Objects of 'Chemistry, and its application to Arts and Manutadures. a n and, uIS, AlV:i and ,the cell du, vies ving ands Par :(;.of crs I Tins, ser nn 3iie, ~or the E S aid )0. CF, en- Ireo - 4a - Ind 14- alts te' s ?s, tea. [ )1 4 1,10 ,ne ;ul-• gs.'.,etl L i rs ter ; se s - , uxot )3f-1" %