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NUMBER ,4232'.1 THEATr. F, ROY/NI , DRURY-DANE. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, April g, wnl be performed, THE COUNTRY GIRL. ' Mr. ti .ody, Mr. WROUGHTON ; • Mrs. Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN. After which (ist tame) anew. Grand Operatical Romance, in two A&s, called FORTY THIEVES. The Characters by Mr. DORMER, Mr BAN;A*STER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM. Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs: BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, itc. Boxes 65., Second Price 3s . —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second P rice 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, a,t the Box-Office in Little Russell-street. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half.past Six. The new grand Operatical Romaace of The Forty Thieves, performed for the fir stitime yesterday evening, was received throughout with the most unbounded and genuin e bursts of applause, from every part of the Theatre, by a rilliant . and overflowing audience, and will be repeated for the ,;d and 4th times to-morrow and Saturday ; and for the sth, 6th, and 7th times, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, in the en :suing week. To- morrow The.. Soldier's. Daughter. On Friday, Travellers. The Earl of Warwick will be repeated in the ensuing week. THEATRE' ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, April g,. will be . performed .• HAMLET, PRINCE OF 'DENMARK. Claudius . (King of Denmark) Mr. CRESSWELL ; Hamlet, Master BETTY ; Polonii Mr. LISTON; Laertes, M. BRU NTON 9 First Grave Digger, Mr. EMERY; Second Grave l)iggex, Mr. SIMMONS ; The GhoSt of Hamlet's Father, Mr. MURRAY; Ophelia, Mrs. H. ]OHNSTON. To which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN's MAGNET; Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER, Harlcquin, Mr. BYRNE; Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss SEARLE. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery as. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. • The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. To-morrow will be performed (first time) a Musical Ro mantic Drama, in three Ads, called The W.hite*Plurne ; or, The Border Chieftains ; with new Music. Dresses, B,c. Mrs. Siddons will, on Monday and Thursday next week, perform Elvira and Lady Macbeth. MODERN DANCING PRIVATELY TAUGHT BY MR. ALLEN, at ig, Sherrard-street, Goldeu square, and so, Great Alie-streer, Goodinan's-field, on Plans expressly formed for Ladies and Gentlemen of any age who have never learnt that Accomplishment, or not in the present Fashion, and whose Age or Rank make it an ob. jed to learn perfedly private ; and Foreigners, Ofticers, or Country Residents, to whom time is an objed, expeditious. ly completed. Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen, not re quiring private Lessons, taught at these Academies for One Guinea per Quarter, or School Vacation. This Plan parti cularly interests Parents and Guardians of Youth wanting Rented Adion and Address, but educated at Schools having _ _ too few Dancers to pay the - attendance of an eminent Master, Families of the Nobility, Gentry; and respectable Schools, attended. Ladies and young Professors instru6ted how to teach. FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE and LEMON TREES, Catalonian and Arabian Jessa_ mines, end true Bologna Sausages, is this day arrived in high preservation. at john Burgess and Son's Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, London. April 8, 1206. BED FEATHERS OF FXCELLENT QUALITY TO BE DISPOSED OF. THE HUDSON's I.IAY COMPANY will expose to Sale, by the Candle, at thctr House in Fenchurch street, on Wednesday the 16th instant, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, Coat, Fine Parchment, Whole and Cub Beaver; also a quantity of fine Bed Feathers and Down, in conve nient Lots, for the accommodation of the Purchasers. To be seen from Saturday the tzth inst. to the time of Sale, at the comp ny's Warehouse, Fenchurch.strect, when Catalogues may be had with the ParticularS. Hudson's /la) House, April 7, ISA. GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING-CRO.SS, GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING. PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, and GOSPORT, DAY and NIGHT TELEGRAPH COACHES, set out every Morning an Evenin i g throughout the Year, by GEORGE BOULTON and Co. CM From the above Office there are Puhlie Carriages, of various Descriptions, to every Sea Port, Watering Place, Camp, and Barrack, on the intire Line of Coast from the Humber to the Severn. BREWERY AND WI-NE AND SPIRIT TRADE. - TO BE - SOLD, A LEASEHOLD BREWERY, at Newport, in ili•• the Isle of Wight, with a very considerable Trade in the.Wineond Spirit line attached thereto, with'•several Free , hold and Leasehold Public }louses in the Neighbourhood. The Returns in the above Trades for the last two years have beerty:lout 20,0001. per annum, each Trade returning about ro,oool. • The Property will-be sold jointly or separately. For Particulars, apply to Messrs. Steane and Weedon, and Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, Newport ; or Messrs. Wright and Bovill, Chancery-lane, London. WARWICKSHIRE. A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with MILL and FARMS Contiguous. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMost Eli g ible EEH OLD ESTATE, in the Village otAlveston, „,-bout 2 miles from Strat ford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick ; comprising a hands.nne modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon the flank of the Avon, in the centre•of.a Paddock of about 28 Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it perfeetly dry in all seasons, with convenient Offices, Garden, FiAi- pond,' Coach-house, and Stables, all in complete repair ; a Mea dor/ of IS Acres, aCorn:millon the River Avon at a distance from the Mansion, with it Acres of meadow Land, in several pieces, adjoining ; a Cottage, and four Acres of Land planted with Oilers; the Fishery of- part of the River Avon ; and two capital and well proportioned Farms, consisting of 'near 700 Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One of the Farms .is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and the other in a more remote ,part of the Parish. Both of them have been inclosed, about 3o years, and are tenanted "by re spedable Farmers. - The Village of Alveston, skirted on its North and West ern sides by the River Avc44..'is situated in a pleasant and healthy part of she County of Warwick, and in the centre of "Mr. Corbel's Hunt : the Neighbourhood is 4enteel, and from the excellence of the Roads, and the cleanness and 'superior quality of the Soil, this Mansion and its Demesnes derive every .advantage desirable for the residence of a genteel Family. The Mill and. Farms are on Lease. - _ To accommodate Purchasers, the Mansion House, De rlesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest farm, will be sold separate- I' or further particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply fit by letter, post-pi:I) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Strat -foru-upon...tlyon. , SUN. WEDNESDA F, APRIL 9, 1806. NEW STATE I.OITERY B EGINS DRAWING the 12th of MAY, 1806. SCHEME. I Prize of 1 C25,000 - • is I- • - 20,000 . . - - 2 - - - ro,ooo • - - - - 3 - - - 5000 IO - iOOO so - - 500 - $ C25,000 . 40,000 20,000 - IS,OOu 10,0.0 sOOO 2000 2goo 130,200 20 s 6 €2OO 100 so 21 . ,bso,ooo Five First-drawn Tickets, rst Day 1060 each ,C sOOO Five First-drawn Tickets, 34 Day zoo each sOOO First-drawn 4th Day - - - rOOOO Ditto - srh Day - zT,OOO Ditto _ - - 6th Day - zs,coo- 25,000 Tickets Price of a _Ticket - - - ,C 19 /9 0 Half - kit) 3 0 I Eighth - tz o Quarter - . 5 z o Sixteenth - - r 6 o TI CK ETS and SHARES are on Sale at alith(: Licenced Lottery-0 - _ THIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in tho, last Lottery (just finished) were shared and ..(11..;, , %t the above Offices and the Holders of the : ciutstaorknZ , .11 , ;res may receive t heir Money, or exchange them for Tititut, and Shares 'n the new Lottery, which begins Orawini.; rile lath of May. The pew Lottery consists of only 25,000 tickets, The highest Prize is 25,0001. and the• lowest 2.11. ; there are 1094 more Prizes than were in the last Lottery. Schemes, with Particulars, 'may be had gratis as above, where' the last 30,0001. .he last to,oool. and . the last 50001. ever drawn, were ail sold in Shares . T. BISH. 01 - All Business in the Public Funds transaded with fi. delity and dispatch. , • , STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing on Monday, May 12. HAZARD, BURNE,-and Co. Stock-BrOltds, at their State ottery Office, 93, Royal Exchange, Lon— don, are now selling, in great variety of Nuinners Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery. . N 0.10,730, a ?i i s ze of 20,0001. in the late February Lottery, by them in 'once Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. The present Lottery consists of only 25,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains . • . a . Prize of k 25,000 5 Prizes of , 3 C 5,000 2 -- s 201,000 I o ------ bOOO 2 --- Sop Exclusive 016276 other Prizes from 5001. down to zo'Gui- \,; neas, and not three Blanks to a Prize. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. I This Day ' was published, In Two Vols. Oe...lay° price ii. is. in boards, A New Edition, being the Second, of THE LIFE of Sir WALTER RALEGH, Lint. By ARTHUR CAYI,EY, jun. Esq. , Printed tor T. Cadell and-W. Davies, Strand. *** A few remaining Copies of the Quarto may be.had, 11. i6s. in boards. This Ddy was published, IdOCiavo,• price ss. in boards, and in Duodecimo, price 4s. in boards, New Editions (being the 12th and 13th) of ERMONS_ on the DOCTRINES and DUTIES • • . • Printed for T. Callen and W. Davies, Strand. Also, the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, a Sermon, froth t he above Work, price 4d: or zss. per to.. • ThiS Day was published, • -41ndSomely printed in Six Volumes 06tavo, price 2I: as: in boaqis, a dew and 'complete Edition of jiN INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of / POLITICAL ECONOMY ; being an Essay on ,the Science of Domestic Policy in Tree Nations; in which are pirticulatly ctnsidered Population, Agriculture, Trade, In ri , Money, Coin,lnterest, C irculation,Batiks, Exchange, lidikc Credit, and Taxes. And the other Works, Political, t' N, Butpliysical, and Chronological,.of * - I'ne late Sir l. t ik.M ES STEUART, of Coltness, Bart. Now first colletted • - . By General Sir JAMES STE UA RT, Bart. his Son'. -To winch are subjoined, Anecdotes of the Author. Printed for T..Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. . • 'This Day was published, In Twb Volumes, Crown Odavo, price as. in boards, a new Edition (beingthe Third) of H INTS towards Forming the CHARACTER of a YOUNG PRINCESS. MORE PRIZEs AND LESS TICKETS. QWIFT and Co. No. ti, Poultry (Joint Contrac tors for the-present Lottery), teel themseives highly gra tified by the general. approbation which the Scheme has re ceived. They can with confidence recommend it to the at tention of their Friends and the Public, as possessing supe.: rior advantages to the Schemes of the late Lotteries. It con tains upwards of boo Prizes more than the last Lottery,with only the same number of Tickets, and has even ah increase of 117 Prizes upon the May Lottery of last year, which con sisted of sOOO Tickets more. The highest Prize in this Lot tery is 25,0001. wad the lowest ail. Tq begin Drawing the tzth Of May. The following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at this Office in the late Lotteries, viz. - No. 6791, - 260001. No. 226 18, 5 39 £lO,OOO 9 36 z - 10,0 0 I 19.556 - 5000 . Jo,coo 7951 - - 5 000 23,24 ' ,io,ooo 11,599 scoo 20,35 z . tc.,000 20.530 - covo Besides many gt,:ers ot zo-oL, wool. cool. &C. This Day was published, In on: Volume, tznio. with a Frontispiece by Mr. Westall„ Price 60. 6d, in boards, (Dedicated to Isaac Reed, William Long; an±Thomas Green, Esqrs. and the other - Members of the Literary Club), MAUFRAGIA ; or, klistorical Memoirs of Ship -11) wrecks, and of the , Providential Deliverance of Vessels. • •, By JAMES STANIER CLARKE, E.R.S. `Chaplain of the Prince's Household, and Librarian to His - Royal Highness. - London : Printed for J. 11Iawnian, • * It is the Intention of the this Work inFour Voluittes : a Second will l iublished next June. . . ' - This Day. were published, price zs. 6d. hound, THE ELEMENTS of • the LATIN TONGUE, with all the Rules in English, tor r:.e more ready lm proitement of Youth, Second. Edition, improved and corrected. By the Rev - ROBERT A it NI STRON London Printed for J. Mawman, No,. zz, Poultry. This Book has met with general approbation, both of the learned, and most of those in the profession, who were not in the habit of using the old Grammars in Latin. There is a 'great convenience, that this may be introduced where any other Gramniar has been made use of, without , any interrup tion to the plan of Education, and Will save the half of the time usually spent in acquiring a thorough knowledge of Grammar. This Edition is altered a little-in form, not the least in substance. • The Reviewers, have likewik spokeu of this Book with the most, decided approbation, and some of. the Dignitaries of the Church. _ COMPANION TO THE'PEERAGE. This Day was published, Price gs. 6d., in boards; or les. 6d. bound in red, in one thick and'elosey printed Volume, the size of Debrett's and Kearsley's Peerage, . BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to die - PRESENT HOUSE OF COMMONS.: Containing brief but coifed Notices.of the Lives, the Family, ,and Party Conneetions, the Senatorial CharaCter and Conduct, and all other. useful and satisfactory Particulars relative to ALL THE'MEMBERS OF TUE COMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT; drawn up and printed as a Compa nion to the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages. In an Appendix 'are given all the Divisions which have taken place on Great Public Questions during several years past. • • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; sold by Black and Parry, Leadenhall-street ;, .T. Osten, Ave• Maria-lane; and to be bad of all Booksellers in Town and Country. Tilts Day WAS ptiblished; price 7s; 6d. bpund, The Eighteenth Edition, corroded and greatly enlarged, with many considerable •Additions, of 4 - r VERY MAN HIS OWN GARDENER ; ing a new and much rnore-complete Gardener's Ca lendar And General Diredory than any otic hitherto published. Containing not only an Account of what Work is necessary • to be done in the Kitchen and Fruit-Garden, Pleasure- Ground, Flower-Garden, and Shrubbery, Nursery, Green- House, and Hot-House, for every Month in the 1 ear, but also ainple Praaical Direaions for performing the said Work; explaining the Method of propagating and rising the diffe rent sorts of Plants., Flowers, Trees, &c. With complete Diredious for Forcing the different kinds of choice Plants, Flowers, and Fruits to early , Perfection, in Hot-Beds; Riot. Houses, Hot-Wails, Forcing- Frames; Forcing. Houses, Vine ries, &c. Also particular Diredions relative to Soil and Situation. And to the whole are now added,. very consider. ably improved, and greatly enlarged, complete Classical Lists of Kitchen-Garden Plants, Fruit, Forest, and Orna... mental 'frees, Flowering Shrubs, Evergreens, &c. By THOMAS MAW E, Gardener to His Grace the Dtike of Leeds; - And JOHN ABERC ROMBIE, • Sixty Years a Practical Gardener. • Printed for I. lohnson, R. Baldwin ~IV. J. and 1. Rich , ardson,.F. C. and itivington, J. Walker, G. Wilkie, and j. Robinson, W. Lowndes, J. Stoekdale,kcatcherd and I.et : terrnan, • Longman, Hurst; Rees, and. eirme, El. D. Symonds, B. Crosby, and Co. Cadell and Davies, T. Kay, Lackirigton, and Co. R. Phillips, and 1.-nom:An. THE MANAGEMENT OF LANDED ESTATES. _ Recently published, In One Volume Quarto, elegantly printed, and illustrated by Diagrams, price Two Guineas, in boards, TREATISE on the LANDED PROPERTY of ENGLAND t comprising the Purchase, the Im proyement, and the executive Management of Lauded Estates : and moreover containing what, relates to the gene ral Concerns of Proprietors, as well as to such Subjects of -Political. Economy as are intimately conneaed with the Landed Interest : being submitted to the attention of Men of Fortune, and to Landed Gentlemen in general. ty. Mr. MARSHALL. Pripted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Otme, Patertiose• ter-row. Also, just published, In One Volume, Octavo, price Half-a-Guinea in boards, an 'Abstract of the sante Work, for the. Use of Professional Men; including whatever relates to the Business . of Estate Agency. This Day was published, In Three large Vois. tztuo. price. Os. 6d. boards, The Fourth Edition of , jETTERS - addressed to a YOUNd'MAN on.his FIRST ENTRANCE into LIFE, andadaptod to the peculiar Circumstances of the present. Times.. • By Mrs. WEST. • • • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row.. " This Work appears to us highly valuable; the Do&rines which it teaches ar.: orthoctox, temperate, uniform, and libe ral ; and the manners which it recommends arc what every juditiouS Parent would wish his-S4in to adopt.".—British . Critic, otz We consider these Letters as truly valuable, and would strongly recommend them to, the attention ot our younger friends."—Critical Review; April, iSo3. We cannot withhold that tribute ot praise which a work Of such superlative merit demands trom every one who is interested for the welfare of the rising generation."— G 14a. ot Ed. - As above may be had,,by the same Author, just published, Letters addressed to a Young Lady ; wherein the Duties: and ChAratters of Women are considered chiefly with a Re ference' to prevliling Opinions.• Seco:4 Edition, in 3 Vols. faun). Price One Guinea in Boards. Uncts;r of I ll , ' tiOyal HighneSs the Prince of W . LES. L"RIE's EYE-WATER, which has been found peculiarly efficacious in curing Inflammations, Dimness, and other Goin - plaints of the EY E 3, arising front a variety of causes, particularly cold, small pox, - measles, tition, &c. Likevvite in strengthening .them when weak.— This valuable Remedy has been.sandioned by some eminent Oculists. and other Medical. Gentlemen, as well-as attested by some of the first People in this Country. The Proprietor therefore flatters -himself that the use of one bottle will suf ficiently prove its efficacy. Sold, by appoininient,at Bourgeois and Son, 32, flay..mar ket ; a ' fehoult and Co. 15e - , Oxford . Road Messrs. Tutt and Bblton Royal, Exchange ; 'in bottles, 'at A 4. 6tl. a.lcl 6s. per bottle, Statrrp.duty,itwl tiled. Printed for T. and WV . Strand. . . Of whom may bcpad, r. Stridures on the Modern Sysinii of Female Education; with a View of the Principles and Condud prevalent among Women of Ronk and Fortune, 2 vols. gth Edition, tos. in boards.' 2. Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended - for Young PersipS ; the Subjetis taken from the Bible. By the same, r3th Edi.. ti on, 45. in boards. 3. The Works of Hannah More, handsomely printed in 2 vols. 2!. 2S. in boards. In the Press, and in the Course of the present Month will be published, Handsomely printed •in Two Volumes Quarto, with a fine Engraving, from a capital Painting by Sir . joshua Reynolds, and lac Similes of Ins Hand-writing, AN ACCOUNT of the L.IFE and WRITINGS of JAMES E, LL. D. Professor of Moral Philosopny and Logic in the Marniehal College and Univer. sity of Aberdeen. , By Sir WILLIAM FORBES, of Pitsligo, Bart. One of the E3.ecutors of Dr. Beanie, including many of his _ _ ,Origittil Letters. Edinburgh : Printed by r.l,"Allantyne, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, PaternostV-row ; and A.Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Wy were published, In Oue volume Octavo, price - 7s. Od. • By G. and W. Nicol, li.oksellers to-His Majesty, Pall Mall; . - and sold by 1. Asperne, Cornhill. STRICTURES on the Neeessityof inviolably Main taining the NAVIGATION and COLONIAL SYS TEM of GREAT BRITAIN. • :By LORD SI-lEFFIELD Since the former E4ition of this Work,' published Febru ary 18c4, other questions have 'arisen, 'and additional fih:_is have occurred, which have greatly increased the size of the Work; the wholcis newly arranged, awl Much - fresh .inat ter has been introduced. The capability. -of 'the IlritiSh Empire to supply cur Colonies is asserted ; the abUses of the Neutral Flags, and the consequences of their admission into our . West India Ports, are amply disci;ssed, and some•notice is taken of the answers that have been made to the Stridures. This Day was published, • - The Second Edition, In Oetavo, price 65.; in boards, • OpSERVATIONS on the PItESENT STATE of the HIGFILANDS oil 'SCOTLAND ; with a View of the Causes and Probable Consequences of Emigra tion. By the EARL of SELKIRK. • - Printed for Longman, ;lurst, Reess, and Orme, paternos ter-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; • " We consider Lord Selkirk as having contributed a new article, very nearly finished in its fOrm,to the general Elements of Political Administration ; and as having cast light on one of thernost intricate parts of the Science of Economy, that in which the Theory of Wealth and the Theory of Population are examined in connexion "—Edinburgh Rev. No. Xlll. 8 49 1 :infidJ i ,..; ' • .4.k., .t,-\-ligt:rt. ' ..‘ ifiOlk , g 7 -•;'-i , *,;,' , ;_ZtO. . !iv p- -. 1;:: .....Arrit -, , L.m..4.„ ,i , „...: it ~ .7,1-- .."-til , ' ,' .... ~,,..„. ,;vftyrit 7 z(g........z... 4 „,; .' : ' ,A; ~..,, 4.. ,cAt:,' . ‘ , tr.. : x , V,.. z ..,, . 'Y 9 .74,441'0„ i,. ~, „ 457 4, `yY ~~ n `" i' ti r f'`f .%~,~ rziß) 7 4:u. LPRICE SIY.P N.:IL VICTUALLING OFFICE, • • _4„po-11 4, 066. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 11 HIS .1111.1.7E5T V's NAVY do hereby give on Thursdiy the fah ifi.aant Mr. IZ,eks, tbeir .;I;-ent at Portsmouth, ‘quill be reaay to reeti-ve Tenders, In IVriting ‘e.rt ed up), and treat for Fifeeen Hundred _Quarters of .Clcse d i•-• 1 A MBEK -M A LT,t4 be•answerable to Sample to be product:l at Ih: • lime o/ Contrafl ; to be delivered into His Majesty's lireroshouse at Weevil in one month ay.! to be paid fa. by Bills, rajabie, ;with Interest, ninety drtys after date. The Conditions of the Co/Israel may be seen zy ippying to Mr, Reeks, aforesaid. Ns regard will be bad to any Tender in zubich the Price 14W not be inserted in Ivotels at lennib, or that shall riot be delivyired before Tavelue o7Clock on the said 7hut sd.., the loth in Cant, nor unless the Person tc , ho makes the Tender, or some Person on [tit behalf, attend:, to answer, ;when ea/4446r NEW MLOIL:INI: tei F • NE\VIIERY: and SONS, No. 45, St. Patti . • - Chnrch-yard, 'London, Proprietors of Dr. lames's' Powder and other valuable.Preparazions, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp D tkties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future zs. 91. per l'acket, or ri. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozer: Packets, in a Bottle (as made up tbr the Army and Navy) May, he had for tl.4s. And as Stamps are propared, by order or rno Com- Missioners, for Mr. Newbery'sseparate use, in Which the words, "F. Newbery, No. 45; 'St. Paul's," are engraved, and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his .Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. ' Tr e following are the Prices of.their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps 6:e affixed, but those MI6 purchase six or more, at a time, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis. „S. d; Dr. lames's Powder . 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills . 4.6 Pills 4 G Do. large Box -- 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Dr. Huxham's ditto z o Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9 Ditto.Nitre Drops 2 6 English Coffee - a Do. Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills I ti p Do. Paregoric Lozenges i r Grant's Drops - - r 11 Angibaud's Blois ditto I nglish's Scots Pills r o ESsenceolCOltsfoot 3 6 Henry's M ignesia - 2 6 - Mr'. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops •- 5 6 . Cephalic Snort' - • o 9 Spilsbury's Drops s 6 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solandcr's Tea 2 9 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's T indu re EsSenceof Peppermint r ti Do. Tolu Lozenges t Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6 N. B. As many Persons, particular:) , Messengers, "Ins /take the House of Messrs. Newbery, they think it necessary. to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, folr Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the Front : ” THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR WC TAM ILS's-PUWDER." s. d. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is pt:cu liarly adapted to weak Female Constitution's, as w,u as to phlegmatic habits in general ; it. aciS poWerfully_ as 'a nervine, not only to the weak 'stomach, but to the wiibk : nervous system ; corrects a vitiated appetite and digeitOo the first passages, and assists' wonderfully in recovering the tone of the urinary and genital organs : hence its efficacy in the most obstinate seminal complaints lu men , and cotres_ ponding weaknesses in women. • The name of Medicine conveys an ides'of its virtues : It is requisite: that it be soft, yielding, and adheiiive ; that ii may . have a'reao disposition to motion ; for, as lir. Mothcrby justly observes; " Medicines of this kind 'cannot • _ be conveyed to the pit required butcby the common road of circulation; theretbre they should be. administered in such a focal as they may most readily be conveyed into the circula- tion, and their use ought tq be continued for.soinc time, be. fore the effects can be perceived." •"- • • From the foregoing observations, the propriety ofa liquid form for the administration of such remedies, in preference to any other, is obvious ; and this Cordial llairri of Cilead (which is perfeetlyelegant in respea to-smell, taste, and ap pearance) will be found to possess all the genuino qualities of anal-Vtic, for, besides the nutritious quality-4a restnra. Live, it has a fragrant, subtle, oleous principle, which inane. .. diately atleds the nerves, and gives a F.ind of friendly nrnion to thL fluids, yielding plenty of animal:heat, the true sourex. . . . . . . - of firmness Ant vigour. . The train &Melancholy disorders which afflict the human frame, under the denomi n ation of Nei - vous 1.). - seaes, 'are the principal sources of human misery in the privation of:lea!rh. These disordlrrs proceed from such an infinite .variety and. complication of causes, as to render it impossible, if even it were necessary, to trace them to their true source. The ef• feels, however, are but too well known, and tuo severely felt, amongst too.great a portion of mankind ; and to these etthets it may, without exagg - eration, be asserted, that anY Remedy, more superior or celebrated for . efEcacy than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead never has beendisc9vered. NumerOut cases.have from time to.time been published in every Neiv,- paper in the Kingdoni, for the encouragement of the afflided to use and persevere in a Medicine which so eminently affords a complete cure in all cases of debility. An opinion prevails that nervous diseases are at present more common in Europe than at amy former period, and is chiefly attributed to excess of indulgeacies prattlised in these'' times of refiriement and luxury. It is certainly true, that the farther we depart from simplicity and temperance in diet, and the more we sacrifice wholesome exercises to. the in_ a. domestic amusements, the greater will be the influence of every-physical error in diminishing the• vigour of the constitution. Diseases of the nerves are inci dent to both sexes, with only this difference, that, in. tie female, from the natural delicacy of constitution and the softer manner of life, they are in general most frequent . and s violent, Weakness of the _nervous system is often, alas 1 too often, occasioned by irregulatities.in-one sex, and stnsuat excesses in the other, which the Cordial Balm of Gilead the most effedual remedy to remove. . _ It is notorious that various disorders , of the human karhe are . brought on by dissipation youth, and the gross viola on of those rules which prudence dictates for the preserva tion of health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. The blessings of .health are no_ sooner lost than painful experience teaches the inestimable value of it, and the unhappy patient look around, too -,often, alas ! in vain, for the theans of 'its re. covery A —The utility, therekore, of this Dilfdicine, is too ob. vious to need further cornhicnt. Proper diredions for every case, to enable persons to cure thetnseives,are given with each Bottle. P rice. I-1 al f. a- G uinea, A. saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. —Thete are also Fathily Bottles, containing the. quantity of four of tha. zos. 6d. ones forA3s, by which 9s. are saved. • 'Those who wish to have the MedicineAmmediatey fr , rn the Dthitor, , by sett ling the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them sent by such carrie) . as they shall ap point. hest-Otlice orders tin any sum may be sent by post, and the balance will be returned in the box, or orders ‘vi.;l cash inclosed will be duly attended to. Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expeds his usual Fee of Half-a-Guinea. • Such letter should, for safety, Lie thus directed, " Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool." ' Pamphlets of cures may be had gratis of any reputable Medicine Vender in every Market Town. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No., IS, Strand,, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge • Mr. Baxter anti Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow, ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw.. ford, Kilmarnock; W • Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr • W. Crawford, ; 1. Carson, New. Douglas; T. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kirk aldy J. myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar; Allan; Dun,- dee ; P. craigie, Montrose; I. Alitehell, and 1, Anuerson, Aberdeen ; Dr. ‘VIAte, Banff; \\l'lntosh; Inverness ; T. Nl`Kenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling ; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar bioath; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Thorson, Bey- ; Wedtel, Alnwick ; 'Paterson, Arbuthnot, and jamicson, Up c . terhead ; A. M'Donald, Trongate, Glasgow ; and by niosi. Booksellerq and Vendets of Patent Medicines' in the Unii.l Kingdom, ~- ,~--- ~~ , .1114.14 ~g (kC r =- :,.~-.~ -;~_