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Don Jerome, Mr. MUND'EN; Isaac the Jew, Mr. FAWCETT; Ferdinand, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Antonio, Mr. HILL ; /rather Paul, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Carlos, Mr INCLEDON . • The Duenna-; . Mrs. DAV ENPORT ; Louisa, lirs. MARTYR; Clara, Mrs. 4ILLINGTON. ~ , WITH .• PEROUSE. wea n ew a , Chains of tbe Heart, with The Review. ~Mr. Cooke Will perform the Charaaer of Richard the Third on Saturd tyibat, with Selima and A zor. tThePantomime, called Harleuin's A lmanack, or The 61 . 1 r Seat , ons, which has been long in preparation, will be vtuduced on Monday next. .' A new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal. I DUe notice will be given of the next representation of ` s lly as It Flies. PHOENIX FIRE-OFFICE, . . . Dec. 16, got. 'I3ERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall due at ih Christmas, are requeste&to take NOtipe, That Printed a ' d, are row• ready at the Offices in Lombard-street, V 4, Corner Of Spring-Garden, Charing-Cross ,• and in the 4ntsy in the hands of the several AAents. Attendance is 1 -Igiven for the insuring of Houses, Buildings , House .i ? 1 :,(3oods, Sto4::k in Trade., and Meroilanclize ; also, Ships ti:,f-r.bours,, Cargo in Ships and Lighters, in Rivers and 4 41 3•415; and Ships Building or Repairing, from I.oss or kVIAGE. by P.l RE. ' - Th e Irsurance of AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first 11 , l atlised15y this - Office upon the reduced Rate of Three hillitics per cent. will be found on due examination better 4 1)ti.cr- to the security of karmdrs and CAvrkers of such Pro l'ertY than any of the fanciful new,tcheines lately advertised. THOMAS \','ORSLEV, Sec. CHURCH LIVING. \ IIANTED the NEXT'PRESENtATION to a.* ell con ' clitioneil RECTOR or VICARAGE, Ue e abo o ut 15 . 01; per Ann. in any kedlthy County, with a r r °sp ct fan early Vasincy. Address (pcat,paidt to-Q. E. D. Sun Printing-office.. .- -- . ' • • IVIERCHANTS, STATIONERS, and the Pub -1,. .1. - n a s-in ge n eral, are reipectfully informed, that the ers . . Q f Mr. Whatin:ul's Manufactory will in future be , tiict' only ati the Warehouse el" Uolfingsworth , Balston and liingsworths -Nu, is, Wading-street ; where Orders for -Home 'fracleiind for Exi)ortation will be- iminediately 4 hended to and pund;ially executed. i-inii,ioni 1: i'x.sthrr - kIKD BRILIG'E INN and POST...: - f..,- -it.:7", u arteen Miles•riVin London, on the Bath and Oxford Road. ADAMS - (from . the Grecian CoffteAcnise) 1, • begs leave respeelfully'tclinform the Public, that he t `, r a s , i•icepeded NI r. Goddard in the.above Premises, and as -I,res them that his tlimost Endeavours will be.l.4ed both in 4 ° l s ting itivei Hodge Business to merit arid humbly solicits) a v l tinuain;c'of their Favours. He hopes' his- not agreeing k l tii in.: custom of' paying the London Post: • Boys, will_ 0 t'yerare through interested recoMrnendation, to deprive him th tiio Pnblic Countenais&e; Who Will find Cranford Bridge Vbging.the Stages wady equal) a convenient and fleas ',', coange t 6 &AO Roads. - . -': • II:: -Post iii.. , at , the reduced Prices.. 1". ti... CU itIOUS in FISH SAUCES, Scc.. • A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS and SON's ESSENCE of ANCHO. 4 . VIES.— The great reputation which. Mr. Burgess has ; "led !tlecs' by his superior Essence,of.Anchavizs, and other H Rich tot Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef,* flashed Calves ead, Steaki; - Made -Dishes, Wild Fowl and Gantt, with '. 1 3 1 Delicacies ior the Table, ideb'oard. ant Store-room, I cli,are more fully expressed in his - Catalogue"(he being i;` t inventor of them), has indneed tnany persons to give the hi r 6 e,name to articles entirely . diderent, which are vanded at 1 ,4 '4 - Shops in I.Onaon by persons who go to the principal 4 ' ) wnsin England, Scotland, yid I reland, to solicit Orders eradesmen and Innkeepers, whoin consequence are often Mvo&witri spurious sons, by allowing them an extra profit. uchlis not only.an hut a greatdiSappbintnient s Families who purchase them With a view of .having good 44 ce to their fish,: 4F -Nono are their genuine, but - 4 hat have these words on Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An 'avies, No. Jo - Strand , Coti'er of Sa voy Steps , London." • JAMES and CEORGE BENNET, )tla nufaaurers.to His Majesty, of their Royal Patent WOOL FH VELVET CLOTH, and WOOLLEN VELVET ORD or FANCY CLOTH, by Appointment, bearing ' the igth Dav of November, !Sot. TO THE , PUBLIC. F TER a lapse of many Years; after ‘,# ct pelate e r , and ineffectual Experirninits by the IT! t judicious and Manufaclurers ; after much Sturiy', attended with gr,:at Expellee Ohe Patentee of the Woollen Velvet Pii ° th, and Woollen Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, has hap -1,,,Y succeeded in his endenvours, and can assure the Public, b r l th confidence,-that-he has united the staple Marinfaaure h this Ki ng d o in, Woollen, with Cotton, in such , manner as pith been hitherto deemed impossible, and Which may be ti rl sidered as a grand EtCoeli 111'1 he History of the Trade . and 411ufaaure of the United . Kingdom: 0* he ve r y great advantag e s of the Woollen Velvet Cloth, Woollen Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, are numerous, 11 4 c l iniierit the attention of tae Public - . in point of 4 .qeitness, , o r ability,- and richness of. Colour, it surpatSe 'all other th• It has tlfe peculiar property, from the princi,Plt: of .ktexturu, to wear much cleaner thanother Cloth. It is of tiZ nature s that it will wash with as much ease as any Li ot,Cotton Garment ;it will even improve by washing, al- Negh frecpiently repeated, for a consicCi: . able length of time; alert will retain its urrginal Colour to the last. It will neither k nor run up in washing, asis frequently the case with seyinero. It it " also 'very elastic, and pleasant to the Vrer, and need only be tried to merit the approllatiOn of • Public. , - JAMES BENNET,' Patentee; ,11 , Kanches . te i r. ,i•t; t :'.save Goods are* already' Sold by ?he underinetaiohed Maunds,:uldWicksteedi Royal Exchange; h'essrs. Govett and Hingestons, Alqate; Issr ; i: J. and M. Hunter, St. Martin's-lane; t.,r• H. Crook,-and MT. W. Dore, Bath. '• -• • v:essr4. Y. St oc kd a le, and R. Tripp,. BBristol:iLessrs. Stevens art Blackmorei t . R. l',liirray,;Chichestri. Edmonds and Bartlett,'Kingston on Thames: A r essrs. Watkins and Smith,' Davelitty. AV' , T. Palin, "Gloutiester. ' • - Garn...qt, Worcester. • Heaton anal Oupany, Birtnia&baut. t t r• J. Edwards, Wirwick. r• r. Stoulbridic. ~~ r the ES- .70100 most Nata-- :oniart Lspru- g that, S of NE and my of Fe- ara hY cull" usi ve tit of I ant -most 400 I le :no -,thc - tZ _ _'C :~; rne i.bere $s ot the state such '0 Pe t u inteii !at ii? fl' liteti L 11 0 Far , reer, _...-.0 WO :h 5,1111 1 lViOl U SO who )arty ell ' r e o en, 01 1 '' 4 1 1 ,_ MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1801. WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE. •. „HOUSE of CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD. - N OTICE is hereby given, That the next Christ mils General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be al-, journed from Doncaster Sessions to the White Hart Inn, in Wakefield, to be there held on Thursday the rgth Day of February next, for the purpose of ELECTING. a GO VERNOk of the.HOUSE of CORRECTION atWAKE- T LELD ;..ancifthat a Bond in TWo Thousand , Pounds will • be required ibr the due execution of the Office. No one iieed . apply whose Chkademvill not bear die ttriclest scru tiny, and who is not a married man. The Salary is 2501. per andinn ' with a House to • live in, and. Coals found, but no Fees, Rewards, Profits, or Per quisites whatever. The Govorno'r has the appointment of all the Servants un der him, and is responsible for their Conduct, although their - Salaries are paid by the Riding. , , Noticeis also hereby given, That at the above time and place, a TASK MASTER 'will be eleded for the said House of Correction. The. Salary is at present 601. per ann. with a House and Coals. The Task Master will also be re quired-to have an unexceptionable Character, write a good hand, and. keep Accounts. A Bond in 5301. with sufficient Sureties, will also be required to be given to the Clerk otthe.- Peace for the performance of .his duty. Clerk of the Peace's Office, Wakefield, J. FOLJAMBE, December so, ISor. Deputy Clerk of the Peace. TO THE LOVERS OF FRUIT. • • 'MR. WILLIAM. CORNWELL, Gardener, of High Barnet, Herts, now oilers for Sale his remarka ble large Deep-red, Prolific RASPBERRY, which from the Se,:d of tiiat much-esteemed Yellow Antwerp: this'newV•ariet,far beauty of cglour and richness of flavour, greatly excels all others ; large bunches of the Fruit . were sent last June and Tuly to the following places; far the in speCtion of the which highly met their approbation, where fine Fruit-bearing Plants are now selling at ss. each, viz. Mr. John Mason's,' Sexisman, Fleet-strect . Messrs. Warner and Co.'s, Seedsmen, opposite the Royal Exchange; and liTorth's Nursery Gardens, opposite the Asylum, Lam beth, Surrey. Letters and Porterage paid, with Ready Mo ney for the Plants; will be strictly attended to.' TO BE SOLD 13 4 ,r, AXICTION, • • By Mr. Gi-IRISTIE • Oa tile FIRST, of-MARCH, 1802, THE FIRST PART, (and . very shortly after the SECOND PART), of. the VALUABLE and EX:. TENSIVE LIBRARY, of the - • • GREFFIER FAG.E.L, of the HAGUE ; C Comprehending a choice olleaion of Books, in Theology -and Ecclesiastical History-:-Classical; Philological, and most branches of Polite Literature ; • Philosophy, Physics, Natu rat History, Sciences, and - the Fine Arts ; Greek and Roman Antiquities; Antknt and Modern History, and jurispru dence; Geography, voyages, and Travels. The said-Colletticin has - been accumulating for upwards of a CENTURY, by the same'FAMIL V, which, during that period, have held .the. _FIRST DEPARTMENTS of STATE in the UNITED. PROVINCES of the NE THERLANDS.;-and as an -Historical,'Topographical, and Statistical Library, may justly rank among the most distin guished. The Books, in general, are in fine Condition, and many of theni prii;teri on latle paper. • May be riewecl- six days pferir.ls Cata logues of the First Part may be had after the First of Te bruary next, of Mr. Christie,' in Pall Mall. ' :16iIRCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin, IRISH POPLIN and 'r4I3I3INET MANUFAC- TuR ERS and MERCERS tei 'HER' MAJESTY, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess or Waies Duke awl putt:hes, of York, Durcheic at' Wirternberg, L , el t!te Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-sin...it ) Covent-garden, The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the ditler,nt branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first i4i:k and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in "opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiOrMy of Archer,. and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also g o ld, silver ; figured and plain Chamberry Muslims, and lial:au Sarsenetsdor Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. CAUTION.- Whereas, Archer and Raughton have been credibly in formed,. that a great many people. in this Kingdom ars and have been tor some time d past, manufauring ;;;-.. and ,i,ing Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, 'under the name of Archer and -Haughion's Marnifaciory, witn view to discredit and injure their liouse,_aniLa gross irnpuSi iion on the Public,in general ; they are deterrnined, tar as lies in their. poWer, -tO prosecute , to:corividiciii . Ony perion or persons so vending-Poplins and Tabbinets under .oe ite of their manufaelure, ...that was not actually boug4t a_t .iliac house.. . . _ . , They have the honour to acquaint the nbility and G ...n -try, that their Warehouse is stocked with ii.,.,gri.:at,;u val . qty of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other [louse in Town, which they are enabled to. sell (for ready'rtioney.) at prices much lower than they can be :had elsewlier.:, the whole :being of their own manntactuk'e :—they con.,i,t of white and black. 136rnbasins C hamberry Muslins, Cinn4ric S a rsenets , Rasnimores ter , Vi,. iitws, . A ant? z i nes , dress liar_ I celona Serges, Lutestringsk.• • f ygrti,,,hiifsenets, Ropiins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Randlierchuils,.Bornbazets for Servants, &c. also a great eliiiiCapt . ...t,at,t,e,ciis in greY Poplins and • Sarzienets, for slight Mout-hang..— English yard wide Poplins of a supertor quality ? at 3s. od. pa.yard.; Velores, double black Serges, and rich' Irish 'rabbinet in clitrercm Patterns ; •plain, cored,•chain, aricl'striped, for Clergyinai and Gentlemen who always wear black; they - never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, behig of the very best triple dve. No second price titer asked for any" articl bought at their I-louse. . . . __ _. N.. B. Ladies own Spinning rnanufadured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays tin Furniture of the different fashion able. Colours, manufactured bit the shortest notice. Merchatits:sttppljed to any ?mount This Day was published, price 6s: in boargs, A N ESSAY on the tThreasonaWeness of ScEP TIcisM. •' - By the Rev. J. I-TARE, A. M. Reaor of Coln St. Penys, Gloucesterstiire,i and Vicar of Stratton Sl:Margaret, Wilts. Printed for F. • and C. Itivinvon,, 90. 6.7.; St. Paul's Church-yard ; and E. Williams, Strabd ; and j . Cooke, Ox ford. Of whom may he had, by the satlie A utlior, An Essay on the Necessity of Revealed Religion. Thiid Edition. And Two Visitation.Seranns,, published by .rquest ; one preached at Swindon, Wilts, proving that to the C aristian Re ligion-the World is, indebted for its.present improved state of 'Civil Liberty; and the other, preached at Northleach, G cestershire, ° proving that ill:. Church EstabliAment of this Nation is .not burthensome to the Community eves in a pecu= niary sense, but the reverse. , , . THE SCHOOL FOR SATIRE. • • • , . This Day was published, . . In One Volume, - Svo. • Price tbs. 6th in boards,, PHE SCHOOL•FOR SATIRE; or, a Cotle4ion of Modern Satirical Poems, written during the present B. The Collection consists of the fitlloyying , :— I. 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Hence. - Bishop Lowth wrote a very excellent Introdudion to English Grammar, but thitre has not yet appeared one Tri trndudion to Reading, suited. to the general andpradical Use of Schools, that rises ahoye theleVel ofthe obsolete and vulgar Compilations of Dyche, Dilworth, and Fprining, The 'Editor believes' that this Manual, in prati and ekeention, will bP found .to be muelr'better adiiptpd to'so* inc first seediLof: Learning, thUP any rhat 'has preeetteA it ; and' as it will, tend to facilitatp theit lithours,'•be znticipotes the kind patronage of - 1` eaehers and Parents in general. Printed for:R.. Phillips, N. 7 . 1, St.l'atil's Church;yartif na' fold by all booksellers Statitrwi4 FPAICE SIX PENCE. GENERAL POST OFFICE, Saturday, Dec. TrLtiAm WHALLEY BEA'rSON, cbargcd V V with robbing the Bri g hton Mail ; near Eart-Grin.t•te;ri, is ymo lrct, bake out of florsham Gaolyesterday evening. lie wire the Gaol Dress, green and:yellow, brit had no Fetters lie is about z 6 Years of Age; Five Fier Tex inc. es high ; is , of a dark fresh Complexion, brow; Hair cot short; has g; y I , ,,ves; and is ci little pitted with the &rail Pox bits a soft Manuer of speaking —he wOre . 4 white Flannel Under -v.laistcoat, faced void) Red. " • Whoever shall apprehend the said Wiliam Whalley Batson, amsl secure him in any of His Majesty's Goals in this si':ingdmv, within Ongitionth, will he ?aid a Re-ward of FIFTY POUNDS. By Commyrd of Fria .I',,3trri,uter-Gor'erirl; :FR AN,: I:.;" FREEZING, Sr.-. . Bt SOLD, THE REVERSJOW. Of, 30001. amply .sccurrri oh M , ‘rtag,F - of Lxtensivc Lauded Propertk . , pm* , telt on the Math of a Lady, aged 33 yeors. • or furtht2r Particulars; apply to Alesirs. Witham, Grays Inn Square. . • • CAP - lITALWATER. CORN MILL, FULLINGKII., Bcc. • To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT' By Is/I6sti. lICHARIXXA; SOIS and :CCM • FIELD A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with imrriediate possession ' consisting of a Very, hanciFirri modern built DWELLING HOUSL in cOluplete repair, delightEully situated, with Pleasure and Kitchen Garden., and every convenience tor a respeaable Family. A, Wr ATER. _CORN MILL adjoining the coniplete% repair, ; with two Water Wheels, tout: pair ot French Stones, Flour Machines, tre..capableof grind nig arti.l dressing upwards of forty loads of Corn per week, with large Granaries, &c. togeth'er.,with a well:L.zeqtoined FULLING MILL, Nv it h five Pair of Stocks'.'tbe;:wtiele amply supplied with water s and Situate in the vicinity - pi : a large populous town, in the Centre of a Corn and Clothing Country in tl*, \Vest of England; and within easy distances of the hest supplied Markets in England. '111:c above Premises are capable of very. considerable im provement; aid fOrtn.a most eligible Sttuationforany person of Property, desirous of realii:ng of embarking in ao.ex— .teosive_ profitabla gon c ern, . . Apply to Messrs. Richardson, Son a;sl Corfield; No. 7, rondou; who are duly_ authorised to contract, and of, whom printed : particulars maybe had. _ FR',MLEY WekSTE: By Order of the Commissioners, under the Inclosure TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, On Morday,•the i ith Da7 Tatitiary, 18ez, at the White lia t loiiy Krimley, in the County of Surrey; BV' Messi. liODSKINSON and Cu. .• • - •lii SIX Lots; • . • QEV ER AI; Id'ARCELS . of.. LAND within the -HirnIerofFKINTLEY; part of the Land - running tip tb ' the t Ol , ien Fainier, .and lying between the Turnpike Road, ICadings to Farnham, and the Public Reaa leading from Fritn ley tp . Cobita n, containing igo Acres or thereabouts, to bb Sold in Two Lots, The residue of the Ground', bordering of Pintaight, and lying pat on ti.c NQI th, and part on the South tide..-of,:tlle FaMngStokeCanat, with free Cconi,ntunicatiOn therewith, and. adjoining the Road leading from Frlniley to Guiltitlnid,', containing in the Whole 321 Acres, or thereabouts, w be Sold in Four Lots. • rinted Particulars may be had of Mr. Small piece, Stoke Guildford, Surveyor,; at Mr. MoLnford', Cjrevilte street, Hation-serderi; Surveyor ; Messrs. Hans6n and Birch.; Chancery-lane, SolicitorS ;at the King's Arms, Bashot . ; the Bush,. Farnhatn ; at Mr., Guest, the White Hart,. Frim ley, who will shew•tlio Preinises'• and at Messr4....iiodslei n son and Co. Arundel- , street, London, where a S.tetch attic aii6tments may be seen'. A FREEHOLD tobe,SOl,b PRIV ATE C.ONTRACT, • And may be ente:ed uponimmediately, PRAT yet.y.eompaa ESTATEcalled H.ILS"FON, situate in the Parishes of St. Maughan's and .I,4ngat tock Yibouavel, six miles. West of Monmouth, adjoining a Turnpike Rottd, - COnsisting o4'i3e, Acres of Arable, ea?ture, Nlgidow; and 'Woodland, with five Cottagei, eonventetitly lilacecton the borders thereof, lett to Tenants at Will. , Hilsten is an ancient Family Rcsidence, dry and airy, corn : . mantling an agreeable prospect of the adjacent Catiiitry ; 1•1 s good stone for building, paving; and slating ; also liine-ston• of an -elteel/entiuttlity for triajw re.. The Wo9ds are agreeably dispened, and .well stOcked..The whole capable, at a very moderate eipence, of grat provcinent. •A!;o may e ; .llad,, nearly adjoining', a. small Farm called .cOX.I'ON, copt4iphlg..lz. ASM gf A t ahle,...Pastuca. .Woodiand, in and one other small F•in cilltd BLACK MOOR; containing_ h 63 Acres of.ric AleadoW Land, on the banks of tije M Kiver onow.• . , . • . I' Luther Particulars may be known; by - 4r,p1 , ,-ing to Mess. Hodskilison grid Co. N 0.35, Arundel-strit, 'London:. Mr: E nibry, near Monmouth i will sbew•the prernite.. . . _ . - • NAVAL O and MILITARY FFICEItS, CAPTAINtS of SI - II P A S, aild Others en aged ill loin; Nivyages ; as as to Persons of Bilibus haaiis; and those of Sedentary Lives., are now recommended TLT ALL AM's justly celebrated. ANTIBILIOTIS LAXATIVE PILLS; so uriiversailV esf6eii,ied as ail. inirriedf.ate - and efreatial ReMedy for all or 0 bstrut... tion•of the Stomach and Bowels, Bile; Sickness .at. Stomach; Dkteiition, Indigestion; Bilious or Sick Head-delis; iii or col icky Paint Flatulency, habitual CotiVeness, ,Of the I ntestnies ; And are particularly adapted to the Cure. and Prevention of THE JAUNDICE OR PILES. The invariable success of this olegant .Preparation; added to its sate; agreeable; . and certaiu , operation, has already ta;-- quired it a degree of celebrity t?id confidence that nothing. short of 'real merit could poSsibly obtain: Throligh the United Kingdoriis, on the continent, at St: Helena, and the British Settfe-ments in the East, it has hech found adinitably serviceable as a preventative of those' severe liver complaints which generally arise from obstrud ion in the biliary. . passages, and which so freqtrntly prove fatal in hot cliruates. A. single dose wilt generally he found the best recorninen_ dation, as it will invariably procure it the future esteem :al: confidence of the patient, as rriany of the, first personages id this kingdom can testify ; who hale frequently asserted that they never would ;n future be Without a Supply. One Pill ,only,, taken at bed time . „ as, ocdasion.maY icet tgenerarly be found a subecient close; reeiring no atten tion to diet or cow; being perfeelly sate at every segbir ; and having been givcn with :Angularly good cited dining preg-: nanCv,- they may be Safely consitktnd the best . and easiest .ternedy ever 3et-discovercd for, persons of bilious anti costive habits 9 and.those of sedentary lives: vvhete a suffaient ustiioti of the bowels, is not kept up, and eraties. retained in .thein. testinal canal Ste producing,frcquent head-aCbs, languoi, las.; situde, sense of oppression, giddiness, tee. The -•vorst cases, ofbirioa ikad-achs are, certainly and speedily removed by a single doss, which desirable etll-ct is - produced id a Muth ilibiter tithe than could be credited. but from, expericnee.. , . P'ur'chasers are req - des to observe; the sigfrature of Ed:. ward hallard, in his hand-Writin;;, appears ,oat cite Libel covering ePeti box •, all not so sigind are connterteit, and de.: void ot Tile genuine sold, wholesale and retail by B. Shaw. '4c •, , sr., Borough, Lonann kytail; by hit - app poilitmeid;* by EAN.Ler find U fasgoW ,and Idinburgs Shae; and C 0.., Philaclaphia; Bull, No: 79; Varne...street: Dublin ; joists and Co.'s Store, Kini-ston, timeica r and by all reputable Medicine . Venders in T. OWn. and Country, - in bates of 2s. 9d'. 445 1 1 ss , SCi• cat: , ; I) vty in6ucted, • •